The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1911-02-09
Valentine post cardssat oakes Drug

Valentine post cardsat Cakes Drug
Company.
Chas. Bryan of Fullerton was in the
city yesterday.
w. T. Brown spent the fore part of
the week at home.
Chas. H. Smith was oyer from Ham
pie Saturday on business.
Ed. Wicklund was over from Nichol-
son, returning Friday evening.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. c. Erickson,
on Wednesday. Feb. 1st, girl.
Elmer Mccartney arrived in the city
Saturday from points in the western
states. 1865 s....s..s
Bear IN mind and try a box of DR..
Quick's Alaska Kidney Pills. For sale
by all druggists.
Shoe repairing. Half soles sewed on
while you wait. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Robert Mitchell.
Orders are taken by w. A. Panne-
baker for the valuable book, Fighting
the Traffic in Young Girls. 49,
Mrs. Clara Penniwill of Sutherland,
Iowa, has accepted a position as com
positor4 with the Oakes Journal.
The Woman's Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Chas.
Brown. Roll call: Italian Current
Events.
Sol. Friedman left Sunday night for
the Twin Cities and from there will go
on to Chicago to purchase his stock. of
clothing for the spring and summer
trade.
DIR. j. P. Brastad returned Tuesday
from Anaheim, CAL, having spent the
past four weeks with his family there.
He reports the family we'll and expects
them back by April 1st.
H. C. Mccartney returned from Min
neapolis Saturday morning to look after
business interests here. He left again
Sunday evening for that place to be
gone for several weeks. I
The wrestling match Friday evening
between Walter Whitver and w. j.
Burke resulted in. victory for the
local man, who succeeded in getting the
first and third fall from his opponent.
7 The little five months old baby boy
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Meals died last
Saturday afternoon Of pneumonia after
a short illness. Funeral services were
held at the Catholic church at II o'clock
Tuesday. Rev. Father Baker offici-
ating. !
Hans Lee was home from Fullerton
over Sunday. He is up there taking an
inventory of the stockFof Klein & Lee,
as Mr.. Bryan has decided to quit. A. T.
Johnson is assisting in the 0akes Ma
tional Bank during the absence. of the
cashier. $as
:. VIM. Friedman, who for, the past two
months has been visiting with his uncle,
Sol. Friedman, left forE Chicago Sunday
evening and from 'thereswfll go on to
New York. Mr. Friiedman is contem-
plating opening ia gents furnishing
storela Milwaukee 1.-THE near future.
The masquerade ball Thursday even
ing was largely attended and a good
time is reported by all. Prizes were
given for most comical costume to Anna
Davis, Herb Kennedy, Dutchman, Lena
Sragkowski, finest costume, dressed as
cowgirl, and Austin Burrows, finest
gentlemen's costume dressed as cowboy.
Representative Fox and France, the
subcommittee appointed to inspect the
Normal Industrial School at Glendale,
came down Saturday to inspect the in
stitution. They have a good report to
take back to the legislature of the in
stitution at the county seat. Mr.. Fox
is from Burleigh county and Mr.. France
from Logan.
1t looks as if it was put-up job
but it just happened that way. Ralph
Griffin of this county is doorkeeper of
the senate at Bismarck and John Ros-
,coe of LaMoure county is doorkeeper
of he-house. The Griffin and Roscoe
old folks were close neighbors and
friends back in Nova Scotia before
coming to the West-and the .'boys'
are just as :'chummy' as the old folks
used to be.
At the regular meeting of the city
council an ordinance granting to Mr..
Earnest Marshall. his heirs, executors,
administrators and assigns, the right
and authority to construct, erect, oper-
ate and maintain q system of electric
lighting and power. and steam and hot
water heating from a central plant
within the City Of Oakes, State of
North Dakota, was presented and read
and motion was made by Alderman
Walton that same be declared as hav-
ing past its first reading. Motion car
ried.