The Oakes times., 1912-08-29
CITY LOCAL

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Dr.. E. Christensen. dentist. office over Brown
Slocum's. Oakes. Ati.
Come to the horse sale Saturday.
Mrs. David Adams has been on the
sick list the past week.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Claus Hample on August 22nd.
Employment Agency-Laborers look
ing for work call on Ramharter & Scott.
DR.. F. A. Blakeslee was in the city
Friday from Bemidji, MINI.
Employment Agency-Farmers look
ing for help call on Ramharter & Scott.
Wanted-A good girl for general
house work. Inquire of Mrs. A. R.
Wright.
c, E. Knox has threshed 200 acres of
hard wheat that averaged % bushels
to the acre.
c. c. Dick is up from Henderson,
Nebraska, looking after his farming
interests in Hudson.
Get your order in for a Deering Corn
Binder with Geo. A. Tuthill and you
won't be disappointed.
T. B. Roberts had his threshing done
the first of the week and the wheat
averaged % bushels to the acre.
Miss Sunie Smith left Friday for
Mitchell, S. D., where she teaches in
the high school the coming year.
Miss Kelly arrived yesterday morn
ing from St. Paul to take position as
trimmer at the O'Neill Millinery Par
lors.
The littld son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Scott has been seriously ill the past
week, but at this writing is some bet
ter.
Miss Rachel Munich left Monday for
Pine Ridge, S. D., where she will
teach in the Indian school the coming
year.
Miss O'Neill will have her millinery
opening next Tuesday, Sept. 3rd. Lad.
les are invited to call for anything in
the millinery line.
DR.. j. H. Todd is here from Mary.
vile, Mo-, looking after his farming in.
terests. The doctor is a great admir-
er of Ex-Presldent Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith left yester.
day for Guide Rock, Neb., where FREQ
has position in the Feltis pool room.
Mrs. Barnes is at Guide Rock.
Mrs. Kate Deitcher left this morning
for St. Paul and Minneapolis, where
she will visit her daughters during the
week of the Minnesota state fair.
| Bert Erickson has threshed 100 acres
Of durum wheat that averaged q
bushels to the acre and 20 acres o1
barley that went 40 bushels to the acre
Miss Luella George arrived home
Monday, Immediately from Lake Te
waukon, where she has been visiting
since her return from White Bear
MINI.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Maercklein ar
rived home yesterday afternoon from
several months spent in California
DR.. Fred is feeling much better thar
when he left.
Rev. F. A. Shore has resigned hi
pastorate at Lisbon and will leave th'
middle of October for Florida, wher'
he has splendid parish awaiting him
He was in Oakes over Sunday.
Mrs. John Naylor and Mrs. Ann;
Perkins stopped in the city over Sun
day with their son and brother, E
Naylor, while on their way home tt
Wadena, Mlnn., from visit at Gettys
burg, S. D.
Morgan Bros. threshed l,O45 bushels
of blue stem wheat from 80 acres las
Thursday on the Weston place in Hud
son. This is an average Of IS bushels
to the acre, the best so far reported
this season.
The auction sale of lands last Frida,
by the H. ]. Johnson Land Compan!
was not up to expectation. A number
of buyers came from the outside, ant
few private sales were made. Non,
were placed at auction.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Taylor and theil
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank, of Savan
ma, ILL.,, came over from Glendale Sun
day to spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs
D. A. Taylor. Mr.. Reames brough
them over in his auto.
Mrs. Geo. A. Sterling and son re
turned Monday from few days spen
at the old home at Webster, S. D
Mrs. Sterling's grandmother, Mrs
M. E. Bronson, and her aunt, Mrs
Draper, were there on a visit from
Dorchester, Neb.
Optical specialist, N. M. Klaers, will
visit Oakes, Tuesday, Sept. 3rd. AL
persons having defective eyesight OF
needing their lenses changed should see
him. Special attention given to exam.
ination of school children's eyes. OF.
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