The Oakes times., 1912-06-06
LUDDEN.

XUOOEN.
The Ludden Hotel for sale or
rent. IT'S.
Will Scott of Hecla was in town Fri
day.
Will. Becker of Oakes was in town
Saturday.
Rev. Burleson of jamestown was in
town Thursday.
DR.. Herbert and family moved to
Lidgerwood Tuesday.
John Wagner and children visited in
Glendale Thursday.
Henry Courtney of Guelph mail line,
was in town Tuesday.
Carl Schermerhorn arrived home
from Redfield, Sunday.
Frank Courtney of Guelph was in
town Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Robins visited at the home
of L. Lampher Tuesday.
DR.. Holmes of Hecla was called to
attend Mrs. McNab, Tuesday.
Messrs. Samson and Christianson
were in Oakes Sunday afternoon.
j. D. Root and Harry Falls of Guelph,
were in town Wednesday evening.
Soren Jensen has resigned his posi-
tion as section foreman on the G. N.
Everett Rowe and wife and Mrs.
Clara Rowe were at Oakes Thursday.
slS9 was paid by Lowell township
board Saturday last for gopher bounty.
F. E. Randall went to Ellendale
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
county board.
Richard Cody was down from Oakes
Friday afternoon visiting with old ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. Rice was sent for to conduct the
funeral service of Mrs. AXE Baum.
chen of Guelph.
Mrs. Christ Hansen and daughters,
Sophia and Lille, were in Cakes on
business Friday.
Messrs. Zeller of Liberty and Ear
Stearns were guests of L. A. Samson
Friday at dinner.
Mrs. S. A. Case of Glendale anc
Mrs. Rariden were guests at the ladies
aid Thursday last.
Ludden people are looking for a visit
from Mrs. Goodrich who has lately ar.
rived in Oakes from California.
Mrs. Sam Case of Glendale came ir
on the G. N. Wednesday night and was
guest of Mrs. Greenawald owe,
Thursday.
Mr.. Schermerhorn and Mrs. Dover
left here Sunday for Williston to at.
tend Grand Lodge of the 1. o. o. f..
and Rebekahs. $50.
For Sale-One granary 12x16 feet,
10 foot front and 8 back. Roof boarc
top, tar papered and shingled. Inquire
of Earl Stearns at the bank. l78
Mr.. Thompson, Holiness preacher, OF
Minneapolis, and Mr.. Rice, of Guelph
after deliberation and advice, are con-
Quoting services for another week ir
the l. o. o. F. building.
Peter Peterson and Miss Ida Starkk;
of Ludden were united in marriage al
Glendale on Friday of last week
They were accompanied by Mr.. Johr
Korpua and son, Louie.
Little Daisy Anderson, whom ever,
one IN Ludden will remember, was bit
ten by a mad dog last Friday and was
Immediately taken to the institute al
Grand Forks for treatment.
Misses Osa Olmstead, Nora Peterson
Gertrude Gordon and Frances Turn
ham went to Glendale Saturday to at.
tend the Rally Day exercises, Mis-:
Frances remaining until Monday.
Eight ladies hied themselves to the
Rowe farm bright and early Thursda,
morning to attend the ladies aid. AT
ter busy, profitable forenoon spent
in sewing and planning their work, the
party was invited out to partake Of
the sumptuous repast spread for theil
benefit. l wish that could do justice
to description of the dinner; but will
try and give you a faint idea. First
on the bill of fare came a big savory
platter of roast veal with brown gravy
and snowy mashed potatoes, and de
licious baked beans with stewed toma
toes, canned salmon, pickles, olives
cucumbers plain and cucumber salad
bread and butter, Strawberries ane
cream, bananas, fruit cake, doughnuts
oatmeal cookies, lemon pie, oranges
tea and coffee and one. poor woman
like the little boy, wished for two
stomachs to longer enjoy the banquet
After dinner was over the ladies re-
turned to the sitting room and helc
their business meeting and worked fol
while. returning to their neglected
husbands in time to get supper.
The out-of-town teachers left fol
their several homes Saturday.
H. N. Tucker, president of the stat,