The Oakes times., 1911-03-16

Tin repairing at Elmer & Johnson's.
Tin repairing done at Bush's hard
ware.
Clarence North was a visitor from
Hecla TUESDAY.
When you want job printing or ad
vertislng call up 25.
O. A. Stever, OF Ludden, was busi-
ness caller in the city Saturday.
Mrs. H. V. Taber got back Saturday
from her visit to Broadland, S. D.
Carload of seed and eating potatoes
coming. Read my ad. Ramharter.
Headquarters for fsh-fresh, salt
and spiced- during lent. ]. Straub.
The Choral Club will meet next
Monday evening with Miss Sylvia Ram
harter.
Formaldehyde 40 per cent for smut
on flax and wheat. Harris Modern
Drug Store.
Bear IN mind and try a boxl of DR..
Quick's s Alaska Kidney Pills. For sale
by all druggists.
Have you tried Kill-Em-Quick gopher
poison? Quality guaranteed. Harris
Modern Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Payne of Minor
arrived Saturday and are visiting at the
F. E. Ankeny home in Riverdale.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. r. o. Smith next Wednesday.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. L. G. Culbertson next Tuesday
afternoon. Roll call: A Thought About
Art.
| N. A. Anderson was down from
Glover Monday. Nels says he is going
to put in bigger crop than ever this
year.
H. C. Mccartney came home from
Minneapolis Monday to look after some
matters of business, returning last
night.
The annual election IN the several
townships will be held Tuesday, March
21st. Send in reports to this office next
week for publication.
Mrs. c. L. Wood, by dimit. and Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Dady, by initiation,
became members Tuesday evening OF
Logan Chapter, o. E. S.
James j. Gaynor. the Hecla auction.
eer, was in the city Tuesday. He cried
the Arthur Buro sale the third of the
month, and he says it amounted tc
$4,000.
! S. w. Huntington, of Aberdeen, is
slated for the position of register Of
the land Office at Lennon. Mr.. Hunt.
ington is a brother-in-law of T. F.
Marshall of this city.
Mrs. John Kennison left yesterda,
for her home at Louisville, Neb. She
is sister of the late Mrs. N. w. Rim
and took the two months old boy, An
drew John Rim, with her to bring up
E. ]. Walton of this city and Senate
F. M. Walton of Glendale are visitin,
at their old home at Kilbourn, Wis
A card from Jim on Tuesday says
"Find lots of change in the old friend
whom we have not seen for sixteel
years, but not much change in tn
country"
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Maercklein, Ed
Maercklein and C. A. Walloch left Sun
day for Southern California. DR.. Fre
had not been feeling we'll, and he too
along Charley Walloch of Forman, VIII
does not appear to gain strength yer
rapidly after such long siege wit
typhoid fever. 1t is hoped the souther
climate will help both.
Ehere is no use of any newspape
man trying to keep track of AL. Ma
ander-for "he's off again.. on again
gone again. Flannigan." He has gon
to Willmar again. Is getting ready
move back to Oakes, having leased tn
) Geo. Stanley residence on Third street
Maybe we will be able to get our eye
longer on him at time after while
: already yet.
Miss Ella Warner Davis, the Prim
Donna of the Candy Girl Co., is knoY
as one of England's favorite singers
She is English by birth and claimed t
be one of the. best contralto singer
that country ever produced. Sine
coming to America she has been wit
l New York productions and this is he
first tour through the smaller cities an
! no one should fail to hear her at tn
opera house Monday, March Goth.