The Oakes times., 1912-08-29
Come to the horse sale Saturday.

Come to the horse sale Saturday.
Attorney Murfin was visitor from
Edgeley Friday.
Make application for hunting permits
at Bush's Hardware.
John Munich has gone out to the farm
to assist during threshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Denison were Wis
itors over Sunday at the Munich home.
If you are the party who borrowed
my we'll driver, or other tools, please
return them. j. w. Bush.
Several furnished rooms to rent.
Modern conveniences. Enquire E. j.
Moore. 31-3
DR.. Hammered was down from Litch-
vile over Sunday, guest at the Munich
home.
Mrs. B. W. Slocum and baby went
to Hecla Thursday for visit with Mrs.
R. D. Twaddle.
H. w. Scallon and L. G. Scallon, of
Merricourt, were registered at the
Home Sunday.
Miss Ida Hanhela of Straubville spent
a few days with her friend, Miss Myrtle
Gallon, the past week.
Miss Ella Kastner, who had been Wis
iting the Misses Munich, returned to
her home at jamestown Monday.
Mrs. Fay wishes the people to know
that she still handles B. B. specialties,
such as mops, brushes and dust cloths.
Mrs. O'Neill and her daughter, Mae,
arrived from Fargo last week and are
visiting with daughter and sister, Mrs.
Dady. ...
Miss Minnie Martin of Hecla, S. d..
arrived in our city Sunday and will be
guest of the Battey family for some
time.
Our millinery store is now open and
the new styles in fall hats may be seen.
Ladies are invited to call at any time.
Miss O'Neill.
Piano for sale-Price right and terms
easy. Instrument in good condition.
You can. examine it at the Guild Hall.
Inquire of A. P. Guy, Cakes. 1924
Miss Tillie Hide, who has been visit
ing her uncle, R. A. Hide and family,
left Saturday for her home at Lisbon,
accompanied by her cousin, Ruth Hide,
who will spend a couple of weeks visit
ing there.
Mrs. John Collins and son, of Mis-
sion, Texas, stopped in the city with
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy, while
on their way home from visit at
Wishek. They went east from here
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. M. Locke is having splen-
did visit with Mr.. Lockie's relatives at
Mcintyre and Riceville, Iowa. Accord
ing to Leroy (Minn.) paper nice
time was had at family reunion at
the Morrow home there recently.
Mrs. George Bronson, of Spiritwood,
and Misses Mabel and Anna Bronson,
of jamestown, mother and sisters OF
S. P. Bronson, returned Monday tc
their homes after visit at the Sack.
rider and Bronson home in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. McPhail anc
their family-four girls and two boys
were in the city Tuesday from Crete
They sat for family group picture TO,
the first time. Jack has fine looking
family and the marriage of Miss Tens
is the first break in it.
The city is getting ready to install
its new pump for fire protection. The
pump purchased is an 8x10 single act
ing triplex, which will be run by dy'
namo with power furnished by the
Oakes Electric Light & Power Com
pany. The price to be paid for the out
fit is 81, ,625.
Mr.. Ruck, who is in the city interest
ed in educational work, rendered two
solos at the Episcopal services in Guile
Hall last Sunday, which were much ap'
preciated. Miss Stahlem, who is inter.
ested in the same work, played the ac.
compartment. Both are students ir
the University of Michigan.
B. H. Smith, representing the Oak.
ota Farmer, was in the city Monday or
business. He made contract with
The Times whereby we can offer aeon.
bination of The Times and the Dakota
Farmer one year for SITS, both pay.
able IN advance. Good to old and new
subscribers for both papers.
Alex. McPhail, who lives in the north.
east corner of Yorktown township
threshed 1884 bushels of Velvet Chat
wheat last week from 43 acres, ano
1858 bushels, by measure, of barley
from % acres. He also has on this
quarter acres of corn, acres of po.
tatoes, 20 acres of millet, besides 8
patch of timothy, and all look good.
Editor A. M. Beveridge and son came
over from Glendale Monday afternoon
by auto to look in on the progressive
convention and visit friends. Mr.. Bev-
eridge says he never took hold of a
throttle until last Thursday and coming
across the country it was remarkable
how he missed all the fences and tele-