The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1912-03-07
COUNTY NEWS
FULLERTON.

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FULLERTON.
Saturday was the busiest day in
town for long time.
Matt Kelley returned from st. Paul
Wednesday morning.
Ed. Reinert, the hardware man, made
a call in town Thursday.
Miss ,Lottie Philger returned to Mo-
mango Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson gave grand
900" party Wednesday night.
George Gambler left for Glendale
over the 500 Monday morning.
George Hatfield made business trip
to Monango over the 500 last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mooney arrived We'd
nesday morning from Little Cedar,
Iowa.
VIM. Hay, of Fargo, time lock ex-
pert, was here Monday doing some
work.
J. M. Anderson left. Wednesday even
ing for trip to Nebraska for month
or two.
Geo. Miller took the train for Edgeley
Thursday morning for visit with their
son Alvin.
Miss Jessie Gambler gave card
party Friday evening at the home of
j. C. Lawler.
Miss Jessie Gambler made business
trip to Oakes Monday evening, return
ing Tuesday.
A brother of Station Agent Kipp
came down from Kuhn Saturday even
ing for visit of few days.
Carl and John Carlson returned
Thursday morning from their winter
sojourn in Nebraska and Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Appelquist re-
turned home from Ludden Saturday
evening with a livery rig from Oakes.
John Almquist and Agel Paulsen left
on the train for Glendale Tuesday
morning as jurors for this term of
court.
Mrs. Allen Gregory and two children
left Monday evening for couple weeks
visit with relatives and friends north
of Oakes.
Fred Dahlgren of Rosebud, has his
hay baling outfit at work west of Pots
dam. B. jackson and Frank johnson
are doing the work.
Miss Martha Lucke, who spent a
couple Of days visiting at the home of
A. C. Yernlund, returned to Glendale
again Tuesday morning.
A card party was gathered at the
Erickson home north of town Sunday
evening, the guests returning home at
three o'clock the next morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark johnson took the
train for Oakes Thursday evening, re-
turning Friday afternoon. They were
down on business and for visits.
Agel Paulson returned home Monday
morning from Wells, Mimi, where he
had been to spend the winter. He in
tends to farm here this summer.
VIM. Uesick left Monday evening fol-
his old home at Cadillac, Mich, on i'm
portant business. He expects to re.
turn in about q weekor ten days.
The majority of the people in Dickey
county are for Roosevelt, but the ma
jority of the county papers are against
him. You better follow the crowd.
G.. F. Julian, northeast of town won
the first prize of 5000 at the North
Dakota Corn Show held at Fargo ir
Jan. 1912 for the best ten ears of White
Flint corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and three chill
dren of Owen, Wisconsin, arrived Sat.
urday morning on business and for {
visit with w. Bordell and other friends
and relatives.
Word received from Spokane. Wash.
states that Mrs. Perkins, formerly o.
this place and Glendale had an opera
tion performed Feb. 9th, and is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. A. F. Gramlow and three chill
dren stopped over day at Fullerton
at the home Of her brother, A. M
Wedel on their way home from Ellen
dale to Oakes Monday evening.
N. P. Anderson returned home Thurs
day morning from Murdoch, MINI
During his stay there he was visiting
in Minneapolis and other Minnesot'
points for the past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffer and Sol
Austin returned home Wednesday even
ing from their Nebraska trip wher
they had been visiting near Stroms
burg for more than two months past.