The Oakes times., 1911-11-23


Girl wanted for general houseworls
al the Samaritan Hospital. 44tf
Miss Sunie Smith returned SATURDAY.
to her school duties at Big Stone; S. d.
According to law. stock should not
be allowed to run at large until Dec.
ist.
1Irs,. Matilda O'Neill and daughter
May, left yesterday for their home in
Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Adamson have
taken up their residence in Hecla for
nc winter.
have in a carload of Stoughton
Mainite bob sleds. All kinds of sleighs
On hand. G. A. Tuthill. 442
Miss Cora Moore spent Sunday at
Lidgerwood, guest of her friends,
Misses Bonner and Sitter.
Russet apple cider, so cents FER gal
lon, Missouri apple cider 40 cents per
gallon, at Harris Modern Drug Store.
Miss Cora Moore is in charge of the
Moore & O'Neill millinery store. Miss
O'Neill has just gone to Fargo for a
visit.
Mrs. w. R. Singleton, of this city,
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mark john
son of Fullerton, returned Monday from
a visit at Fargo.
The Woman's Club will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. Marshall. Lesson:
The Peoples of Italy. Italian Town
and Country Life.
Any suit purchased at the Leader
Clothing Company between now and
Jan. /, 1911 will be cleaned and pressed
as often as necessary. 452
Only four more issues of this paper
before Christmas. Thanksgiving is
week later than usual, on account of the
the last day of the month be Thursday.
The new serial, ''The Pool of
Flame, !" will begin IN an early issue of
The Times. 1t is full of life and color.
Watch for opening chapter on page
six.
Nils Peterson and son were visitors
from Gwinner Monday. Mr.. Peterson
is member of the Sargent county board
of commissioners and makes good
official.
DIR. J. P. Brastad. Mrs. o. c. Born
and baby of this city, and Miss Mary
Anderson, of Glover, will leave today
for Anaheim, CAL, where they will
spend the winter.
A. G. Anderson and his brother-in-
law, ]. A. Horswill, arrived in Oakes
Monday on return from Black River
Falls. Wis, where they went on their
sad mission of last week.
Remember the dance Thanksgiving
night at Academy of Music, given un-
der the auspices of Oakes Camp,
M. w. A. Tickets $1.00, spectators
Is cents. All are invited to attend.
Mrs. ]. A. Snow and her two little
girls left Sunday night for Delaware,
Iowa, called by the illness of her
mother. ]. A. accompanied her as far:
as Minneapolis, returning the next
day.
Albert Larson. who purchased the
Marshall -McC Cartney section formerly
occupied by D. Singleton, near Glover,
has erected good set of buildings on
the place. His residence has just been
completed.
Aberdeen News: Colonel Melvin
Grigsby, whose home is at Sioux Falls
and who has been here for short time
visiting his grandson, F. G. Hunting
ton, has gone to Lennon, where he
will spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. S. w. Huntington.
Mrs. E. Holm. of Fullerton, is rather
proud of her cream checks. From six
COWS she ships to st. Paul can of
cream per week. For the last two
cans she received "a cents per pound
5000 for one can and $11.15 for the
other, or $1.O4 per gallon. After de-
Quoting express the two cans netted
$2O.71 for the two weeks. or at the
rate Of $1.72 net per COW per week.
Can any of our readers show a better
record? Will start farmers column
for exchange Of opinions any time the
farmers show an inclination to give
their neighbors the benefit of their ex-
periences.
The high school basket ball teams
are after the game now in nice shape.
Two teams of girls and four teams Of
boys will practice two or three times
week now. They had an excellent
contest last night. An indoor base
ball game was introduced last night,
and after the basket ball game team
of highschool boys and members of the
schooIboard had practice game, which
ended 10 to Bin favor of the school boys.
A Theschool board has an idea that a with
little practice they can put it all over
the younger fellows and the real game
that is to be pulled off will be awaited
with interest.
G. F. Buerge was the victim Of 9
surprise Friday night at the home Of
his brother-in-law, E. E. COLI. Charley
is clerking at the Leader, and was sc
| zaalo11s over. his duties IL was hard .fol