The Oakes times., 1913-05-15
GLENDALE,
From the Record.

County Auditor Misfeldt announces
that he has number of copies of the
1918 Session Laws for sale at so cents
each. If sent by mail cents extra
must be added for postage.
Mrs. Carl M. Axtell and Miss Grace
Axtell, who have been visiting in
Southern California, Seattle and other
points on the Pacific coast since early
in the winter, arrived home Tuesday
morning.
The cemetery grounds are being
greatly improved under the personal
direction of Alderman Fred Blumer.
A force of men is at work cleaning up
the grounds. setting out trees and
shrubbery and in many other ways i'm
proving the appearance of the homes
of those who are having their last long
sleep.
Mrs. E. N. Leiby returned Tuesday
morning from Minneapolis, where she
underwent an operation several weeks
ago. The many friends of the family
will be greatly pleased to learn that
she returns greatly improved in health.
Mr.. Leiby went down to Aberdeen
Monday evening, returning with Mrs.
Leiby the next morning.
G. j. johnson, formerly in the real
estate business at Monango but now
deputy bank examiner, was in the city
for a few hours Tuesday morning. Mr..
Johnson is receiving the congratula.
tions of his friends on being appointed
chief deputy. He is stationed at Bis
marck and has executive charge of all
business in connection with the bank
examiners Office.
Harry Day, who had been in an Alb
erdeen hospital for several weeks as a
result of severe attack of appended
tbs, returned to Glendale Saturday
morning. He is feeling much better
and looks much better than when he
left. Mr.. Day will rest for a few
weeks before again engaging in busi-
ness. His numerous friends in the city
are greatly pleased to again see him
back.
A number of Knights of Pythias
journeyed to Oakes Friday afternoon of
last week and participated in the in
stallat,on of new lodge of the frater-
nifty in that city. They returned the
next morning and all speak most highly
of the entertainment received from the
Oakes brethren. Nothing was too good
for the visitors and their money was no
good. Everything was conducted on an
elaborate scale and as usual the Cakes
boys did themselves proud.
Saturday evening last a delightful
gathering was held at the residence of
Judge and Mrs. w. S. Wickersham,
the event being in the nature of fare
we'll to Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Breakey,
who leave in a few days for their new
home at Devils Lake. The evening
was passed most pleasantly with few
games of cards, followed by an enter
tanning program of music, song, read
ings and addresses. One of the enjoy
able features of the evening was the
three-course lunch served by the ladies
at midnight, to which ample justice
was done.
The Glendale Creamery, which has
been owned and operated by S. v
Saunders for number of years, has
been sold to P. Jacobson and H. Liten
berger, both of whom are experienced
creamery men. The business will be il
the active charge of MIR. jacobson, VIII.
for number of years has been man
: ager of farmers creamery at Ginger
MINI. Mr.. Litenberger resides at Fos
ton, Mimi, and will not be activel.
connected with the business in thi
city. At present and for several year
+ he has been creamery inspector of Min
nesota, and between them the two gen
, tlemen know about all there is to b.
known regarding the business. /
! number of improvements are contem
plated in the business.
L. w. Sullivan is now treasurer o
Dickey county. He was formally in
+ stalled IN office at high noon on Tues
day, and Immediately following tn
, ceremony refreshments were served
the commissioners adjourning and al
concerned going home to dinner. Mr.
Sullivan Immediately entered upon tn
active discharge of his duties, and ha
appointed Ben Crabtree, son of MI
and Mrs. J. w. Crabtree, formerly o
Merricourt but now of Glendale, hi
deputy. j. B. Taylor, the retiring
treasurer of Dickey county, has tn
distinction of having held the offic
longer by several months than an,
other treasurer, due to the change il
the time treasurers were to enter upol
their duties. Mr.. Taylor has the fur
ther distinction of being the last treas
urer in the old court house and the frs
in the new, and also of being the onl.
G. A. r. veteran who has held the po
sition.
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