The Oakes times., 1911-03-16

Melvin Leland. of Kidder drove in
Thursday to attend the club dance and
visit friends.
Laura Randall arrived home from
Philadelphia, Pa, Tuesday afternoon.
She has been away all winter attending
school and stopping with her sister,
Laverna, who with her husband and
baby left Pennsylvania this last week
for a new home in Ravenna, Neb.
The club dance Thursday night was a
very pleasant affair. Owing to the
springlike appearance of the weather
out the fact that several members will
be unable to be in attendance much
longer the dance on March 18th will be
the last one of the series of club
dances. Let every one who reads this
notice be in the hall on that night and
help make it the dance of the season.
Extra music from Aberdeen will be
furnished for the occasion.
Dannie Cowley of Guelph was in town
Friday afternoon.
Prof. Becker of Hecla who has a
large number of violin and banjo pupils
in Ludden, was on the program in
Guelph at the new hall opening Friday
night.
Miss Emma Hansen went to Kidder
Friday afternoon for a few days visit.
Alva Burleigh came over on the
Great Northern Friday night.
Some of our young people left Lud-
den Friday evening to attend the fes-
tivities at Guelph, but for some reason,
they Immediately returned home.
Miss Isabelle Greenawald accompani-
ed Miss Fountain to Oakes Saturday af-
ternoon for short visit.
Mr.. Patterson, accompanied by D.
D. Baldwin, arrived here Saturday
noon.
Miss Padour spent Saturday and Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. E. Bailey.
L. A. Samson was in Hecla Friday.
Mr.. Burke, the C. & N. w. road
master stopped in Ludden over one
train, Friday.
Another new relief agent Friday.
z. P. Mustar has purchased another
new automobile.
Earl Stearns went to Hecla to visit
with his father and mother over Satur-
day night and Sunday, returning on the
train Sunday afternoon.
Geo. Hansen and MISS Josie johnson
drove to Glendale Sunday to visit at
Miss Johnson's home.
z. P Mustar left Ludden Saturday
for short trip to points north.
Sunday made US think of spring,
Messrs Schermerhorn and Samson were
riding round in their autos and wearing
summer smiles.
Mr.. Schermerhorn. accompanied by
two machine men, autoed to Guelph
Monday.
Miss Eveline Hanhela of Straubville
was calling on friends in town Monday
Mrs. Leigh was operated on this last
week and will have to have another
operation before she will be able to ge
up around again. She is at the Oake.
hospital.
Quite few Luddenites were in Oake
Monday.
j. E. Schermerhorn met with ti]
over on his way to Guelph Monday
The roads were slippery and in turning
out to one side of the road, the wheel
slipped and overturned the car, will
little or no damage.
Don't forget the last club dance O
the season Thursday night. Also re
member to get a few dishes of Vic
Anderson's good ice cream during tn,
evening which he will serve especiall,
for the dancers.
Among the horses in Oakes Monda,
afternoon from Ludden, not afraid of
automobiles was the driving team
owned by Ed. Bailey and managed b.
Mrs. Bailey and sister.
Albert Hankel has commenced build
ing barn on his farm northeast O.
town.
Mrs. VIM. Marks has been victim
of lagrippe the last few days.
Laura Randall is on the sick list.
Quite a few of our farmers ar.
plowing and getting ready to put il
grain.
Watch those wedding bells and see il
they ring.
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