The Oakes times., 1911-06-15
COUNTY NEWS.
LUDDEN.

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LUDDEN.
Chas. Davis returned to Ludden Tues
day.
Mrs. VIM. Marks was in Hecla Mon
day.
Will Mccoy, of Guelph, was in town
Tuesday.
R. O. Smith was down from Cakes
Monday.
Grover Baldwin was in Glendale
Tuesday.
Will Scott, of Hecla, was in town
Thursday.
Effie Myers returned home from nor
NAL school Monday.
John Wisenor is building house at
Crandon, S. D.
Mrs. Mennefee was shopping in
Hecla Thursday.
Mrs. Anderson and children were in
Rutland Saturday.
The cement sidewalk men appeared
again last week.
Willie Norton, of Glendale, visited in
Ludden last week.
The wrecking train was here Mon
day setting up the overturned cars.
Mrs. Roy Woodward was in Ellen
dale in consultation with her dentist.
An impromptu dance was held at the
home of Ray Won Eschen, Wednesday
night.
F. E. Randall went to Glendale Tues
day. Hewas accompanied by his niece,
Hazel.
Miss Nora Jensen, of Aberdeen, came
up Friday to visit relatives. returning
Saturday.
Mrs. Olmstead was in Ellendale
Wednesday to attend commencement
exercises.
j Wanted-Carpenters and masons to
repair the damage done in Ludden by
the late storm.
John Kennedy, of Oakes, was in
town Monday soliciting for Life In
surance Company.
Misses Emma and Nellie Howard
came over Friday night to visit friends
in Ludden for while.
Nora Peterson received severe
burn on her left hand by overturning a
skillet of hot butter.
Several of the young people were
over to Guelph Sunday evening to at
tend the M. E. services.
L. A. Samson moved his hogs to
their new dwellings southwest of the
railroad track last week.
Mr.. Armstrong, of York, Neb., was
looking over the Ludden property of L.
Townsend, Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley were in Ellen
dale couple of days last week to at
tend commencement exercises.
A slim attendance of women at the
polls Tuesday. The school board for
the ensuing year is the same as last
year.
Misses Laura and Hazel Randall and
Emma and Nellie Howard had quiet
little picnic at the river Monday after
noon.
Bills are up for a dance at Randall's s
hall on the Both of June. Stuart's
Orchestra and good supper assured.
Martial attendance.
Miss Orn, of Crete, missed her train
Wednesday, last, and remained over a
day and night in Ludden. She was on
her way to Glendale to attend summer
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banner, of Cleveland,
Ohio, were in town Monday represent
ing a sewing machine firm. They sold
machines to Mrs. F. E. Randall and
Mrs. Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenawald, Miss
j Padour, Miss Isabelle Greenawald anc
Earl Stearns attended the initiation
4 ceremony at the Rebekah Lodge in
Hecla Monday evening.
Miss Ida Padour was at Oakes
Wednesday to attend the wedding Of
4 her friend, Miss Lou Fountain. Miss
Padour remained until Saturday with
Mrs. Fountain and family.
81 Mrs. Wilson Coulter's Ludden friends
4 wish to congratulate her on the occa-
I sion Of her marriage which took place
last Wednesday, in Cakes, at the home
of her parents. May she have . happy
and useful future is the sentiment Of
( al.
The disastrous storm did not inter
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