The Oakes times., 1912-06-06

The Misses Lottie and Ella Gambler
were Oakes visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Middleworth Sr.
spent last Saturday in Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Pazandak Jr.
spent Decoration Day in Glendale.
Geo., Lottie and Ella Gambler at
tended rally day exercises in Glendale.
C. A. Malander and w. R. Bishop,
of Oakes, were callers in town Monday.
Miss Eta Shinabarger left Monday
for Durbin, N. D., to visit her brother.
Eigel Paulsen left Saturday evening
and returned Sunday. Ask him where?
The band concert last w ednesday was
fine. All who attended enjoyed it very
much.
Fred Petit and VIM. Gregory at
tended the dance at Chas. Arndt's Sat-
urday night.
Fullerton school boys played ball with
Rosebud, score being 10 to II in favor
of Fullerton.
M. E. Kiff and Miss Leah Teichmann
attended the ball game at Monango
Decoration Day.
Fullerton ball team played Monango,
last Thursday, at Monango, the score
being in favor of Monango.
The Misses Kate Hammerling and
Elsie Arndt attended the dance Satur-
day evening at Charles Arndt's.
Mr.. j. A. Dave left Saturday even
ing for Williston. He is delegate to
the Grand Lodge of the 1. o. o. F.
w. S. Webster, of Iowa, arrived
Tuesday to look after business interests
and visit his daughter, Mrs. E. S.
Thomas.
Mrs. O'Neal and children, of Mon
ango, were in town few days last
week, visiting her parents and other
relatives.
Miss Minnie Eaton returned to her
home in Oakes, Wednesday, after COM
pleting a most successful term of
school here.
Miss Amley left last Friday for El-
lendale. From there she went to her
home in Aberdeen. She has been teach
ing here for six weeks.
Rev. Marsh has rented the Alex
anderson house for the present. The
ladies settled 1t for him Monday, and
tried to.make it look as home like as
possible.
Miss Eta Shinabarger, Miss Eaton
and Miss Amley attended rally day ex-
ercises at Glendale and were well
pleased with the prizes awarded their
school.
Mr.. Van Garven and family attended
church at Glendale Sunday and on the
way home had. the misfortune to have a
runaway. None of the people were
hurt, but the horses were badly cut by
wire.
Miss Jessie Gambler left Sunday even
ing from Oakes to attend the session
of the Grand Lodge of the Rebekahs
at Williston, and from there will go to
Terry, Mont, to visit her brother
Frank. ..
A large number from here attended
rally day at Glendale last Friday.
Among those who witnessed the pro-
gram and work, from here were: Mrs.
w. H. Church and daughter Emma,
Mrs. E. S. Thomas, Fern and John,
Mrs. E. Paulsen, Alma and Arthur,
Mrs. A. Knudsen, Harry and Milo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Johnson and Leslie,
Isabel VanMiddleworth, Hazel Greg
ory, Gladys Lawler, Selma Anderson,
Mary Van Garven, Loyzel.e and Peter
johnson, Mabel Anderson, Mrs. j. A.
Anderson, Milton, Mildred, Myrtle and
Mabel, Mrs. H. Keoster, Max, John
and Anna, Mrs. VIM. Schandelmier and
Clyde, Mrs. E. J. M. Wippich and
Miss Irene.
Fullerton school carried away thir-
teen prizes rally day, as follows: Spec
linen work, first prize; three prizes in
rapid addition, Harry Knudsen, first
prize; Milo Knudsen, second prize;
Arthur Paulsen, third. There were
three prizes in woodwork, first prize,
Lloyd Alexanderson; second, John
Rooster in scroll saw work; third,
Leonard Usewick in jack knife carving.
Fern Thomas took the prize in Mexican
pigment work, Isabel VanMiddle-
worth, Maud Anderson and Gladys
Lawler received prizes for sewing.
Miss Alma Paulsen received third prize
in speaking and Mary Ain prize for
paper cutting.
We have a school that we ought to be
very proud Of. Let's try and keep
the good work improving.