The Oakes times., 1913-08-14


over at Wykoff, Minn., for visit with
Mrs. Pfremmer's people.
Paul Stratton returned Monday to
Granite Falls, Mimi, after visit
here with his sister, Mrs. |. R. Maerck
lein.
John Tobin arrived Thursday from
Burlington Junction, Mo-, for visit
with his sister, Mrs. C. H. Roney and
family.
Chas. Donovan came from Hecla
last night and will take teachers ex-
animation today. While here he is
visiting his mother.
Millinery opening in the Moe build
ing August 9th. Latest styles and
shapes in hats. Would be pleased to
have the ladies call. Mrs. Nina Drown.
Fred Swanson of Crete was kicked
in the right groin by horse Monday.
DR.. l. R. Maercklein was called and
says the young man is getting along
nicely.
Geo. w. Cochrane arrived Monday
from Elgin, ILL.,, to join his wife and
little daughter, who have been here
some weeks on a visit to their
relatives.
Remember the big auction sale that
will begin Saturday afternoon at the
store of Jay Stiles. Be on hand at 2
o'clock as some of the best bargains
will be struck off first. Jay Stiles.
Mayor Malander was able to be up
town Monday, to the great satisfaction
of his friends. The mayor had been
laid up about five weeks. His neck is
stiff and sore yet, but is coming along
nicely.
F. S. Graham is enjoying visit
from his father, who arrived Friday
from Chilhowee, Mo. Mr.. Graham was
able to visit with him until Monday
evening, when he went on another
trip as bank examiner.
Guy Reames of Glendale went to
Merricourt Monday to get the wheel
of his automobile, which was broken
there and shipped here for repairs.
He jumped on the train and came to
Oakes, taking it back with him.
]. w. Bush, son Kenneth and Jack
i Murray returned Sunday from CEthc-
raj, where they spent week. Jut. says
they made the trip down in six hours
and fifteen minutes, leaving here in
the early morning and eating dinner
at Clitheral.
We have good line of clothing, dry
goods, shoes, and everything that goes
with a general merchandise stock
Come in and see the bargains that will
be struck off. Auction sale begins al
two and seven every afternoon anc
evening. Jay Stiles.
Mrs. Nina Drown arrived from the
Twin cities Saturday, where she pur
chased bran new line of millinery
and will open a millinery store in the
Moe block on August 9th. Mrs
Drown is from Montevideo, Minn., anc
has had four years. experience in this
line of business.
| Mrs. w. J. Wilson and four chill
dren, who have been visiting relatives
in this city for the past seven weeks
accompanied by Miss Emma Chamber
lain, left Sunday night for Glenwood
for visit before proceeding to the
Wilson home in Minneapolis. Mr.. Will
son now has elevators on the mair
line of the Northern Pacific in thi:
state to look after and will not come
to Oakes much as formerly.
A postal card from Rev. J. Edo
Larson dated July 26th from Bacha
gard, Atrofors, Sweden, asks that hi.
paper be sent to Gwinner, as he ant
: his bride have turned their face!
!. homeward. He adds: "The Time!
!. has visited me regularly during tn
) time I have been in Sweden, and
, through it I have tried to be will
: Oakes although thousands of mile
, away. Our stay in this Country o
the North" has been pleasant, but i
seemed very short. In about weel
we start on the home trip. Kind greet
ings."