The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1913-02-27
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long tedious illness.
The Bank shipped carload of hogs
Tuesday to a southern market.
Wesley Smiley returned to his home
in Oakes Thursday and left his wife to
remain few days longer.
Frank Hill started for the Korpua
farm one day in the early part of last
week and when near Art Hendrickson's S
place, one of his horses was taken so
sick that Mr.. Hill had to remain at the
Hendrickson farm until Saturday be-
fore the animal recovered sufficiently
to return home.
M. and Mrs. John Watua have a
baby boy nearly two weeks old.
Mrs. Bert Donley and children ar
rived from Broadland, S. D., Saturday
to visit their relatives.
Mrs. Julia Carleton of Miloma. Mimi.
came one day last week returning home
Sunday.
Earl BagIey and his cousin. Miss
Edith Seelev, visited their cousin, Mrs
E. Rowe, over Sunday returning to
their home at Hecla in the evening.
Mrs. Clara Rowe and Art Dale were
at Hecla one day last week.
Misses Vera Schrader, Frances Turn
came home Friday night from Ellen
dale remaining over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Wilmsen went to Hecla
Saturday to visit her parents return
ing Sunday afternoon.
Miss Rose Alkofer was at Hecla Fri
day and Saturday.
F. E. Randall was at Glendale Fri
day.
Mrs. Clara Rowe and son have been
stopping in town this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Argetsinger, Mrs.
Baldwin and son, Grover, were guests
at the Leffingwell home Tuesday.
Roy Baldwin returned home from
Campbell, Mimi, Sunday of last week
! MIR. and Mrs. F. }. Graham and Mr..
Bishop were over from Glendale We'd
nesday. Mr.. Bishop was over to sub
poena jurors and John Law was chosen
for this township.
Louie Townsend of Glendale was
over in Ludden this last week
John Hoffman came up from Cum
berland, Wis, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Case came over from FL
lendale Monday night to help care for
her little nephew, Abner Nelson who
has been very i'll but is better at this
writing.
Mrs. Rice and little Ruth were over
from Guelph Monday afternoon.
Christ Hansen returned from kidder
Tuesday night:
Leon Lampher was at Hecla Wednes-
day.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Smiley were in Hecla
Tuesday to visit thar ..s92s,t and uncle,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Richard GSdy.
Mrs. Willard z Haight of Cakes was
in town Wednesday.
Section Foreman Krauspe and Roy
Woodward were at Oakes Wednesday.
Robert Krauspe and Roy Woodward
went to Hecla Sunday.
Hillia Watula came home from Ell
lendale Friday to spend Sunday with
her parents, returning to her school
Monday.
Miss Hilda Yumisko came home from
Hecla Saturday after few weeks
stay.
julius Stencil has moved his house
hold goods in the rear of his blacksmith
shop.
Mrs. ]. M. Kennedy boarded the c..
4 N. w. train for points south Monday
afternoon.
Autoes are running in every direction
and May temperature and weather pre-
vail.
Arthur Dale was phoned for Friday
night to go to Guelph to nurse John
Jones. Messrs. Stearns and Schermer-
horn took him over in an automobile in
the night.
Little Harold Menefee tell from a
chair Monday of this week striking the
back of his head and cutting an ugly
wound.
The township board met Tuesday of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bremen consulted
DR.. Maercklein over the phone Monday
concerning their babys eyes.
Carl Schermerhorn is improving in
health and if he has no setback will
be able to attend school next week.
| The twenty-ffth anniversary enter
tainment of the l. o. O. +. lodge held
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and jolly time was experienced by
all. The first part of the evening was
devoted to guessing on jar of beans.
This amusement took some time and
was universally indulged in as no one
could escape the cent levy. The head
! prize was awarded to Miss Irene
Schrader and her guess was 100 while
| Will Rowe drew the BOBBY prize. Miss
Schrader's gift was beautiful little
stick pin and Mr.. Rowe shamefacedly
accepted and tried to conceal in his
pocket sweet little doll about five
inches long. After order was restored,
Mr.. Williams of Glendale discoursed
in an able manner from the subject,
"Odd Fellows of America" after which
bountiful supper was served in the
lower hall by the Rebekah Lodge
ladies. After the supper was over
everyone interested ascended to the
upper hall and games of all kinds were
indulged in until quite late hour and
everyone went home well pleased with
the entertainment.
New England Supper.
The Anthos Circle of the Camp Fire