The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1914-07-16
CITY LOCAL

LOCAL.
Guy Lefingwell Was up from Aber-
deem Monday.
Girl for general housework wanted.
ihrs. F. w. Maercklein.
A. L. and J. n. Morgan went to Alb
erdeen Tuesday on business.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Hansen on Thursday, July 9TH.
Song book, chair seat, and mosquito
remedy for everyone ct the concert.
I Miss Dorothy Brown is musical lead
er Of the sacred concert. Help ill you
can.
Have just received something new
in chime clocks. Call in and see them
and hear their sweet chimes. E. A.
Moe.
I John Coleman made another trip to
Wahpeton Thursday to see Judge
Lauder on the school matter in River
dale district.
! Dwight Bolts left Saturday for Min
neapolis to spend q short vacation
from his duties in the Simmons &
Harris Drug Store.
! Mrs. A. ]. Anderson and child Of
Fullerton left from Oakes Tuesday on
? visit to Centerville, s. d. Andrew
brought them to this place.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bush and Mr..
And Mrs. H. E. Dady went to Lidger-
wood Saturday evening and returned
In the night with new Overland for
Mr.. Lefingwell.
NJ. Boardman left Sunday night for
q visit with relatives and friends at
Rochester, MINI. En- route he ex-
pected to spend . couple Of days in
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Simmons, who had
been visiting the Simmons and Harris
families, returned last week to their
home at Kindred. They are parents Of
Dir. Simmons and Mrs. Harris.
IL Tomorrow afternoon on tie lecal
diamond the Fullerton Juveniles ant
the Oakes Juveniles will clash in the
deciding game Of the series, each hav.
ing won . game. This will be fast
game.
c. P. Jenkins will be at Fargo Ill
Of next week to explain to the state
fair crowds the merits Of the Cham.
pion silo, for which he has the agency
in Oakes. He will have q silo on the
grounds.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robb are enter.
tanning the following relatives from
Iowa: Their daughter Pearl and sis.
ter-in-law, Mrs. w. w. Donner from
Malvern, Iowa, and sister and hus.
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lewis from
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mrs. E. w. Bittman and Miss Alice
went to Clitheral Friday, where the,
will spend the summer. Eddie il
working on farm near there, having
come from Ames College, in Iowa
Mr.. Bittman will 60 down soon n
business will let him.
! The Missionary Society Of the Pres
byterian church will have q social If
ternoon ct the home Of Mrs. Christen
sen Friday, July 18th. There will be ,
short program and light refreshment'
served. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to Ill. There will be q free vii
Offering.
John Leslie returned from his tri]
to Iowa q few days ago, bringing hi
mother back with Elm. She will max
her home with him for the present
He thinks Dakota isn't 80 bad ate
all. He saw no better crops anywher'
than we have around Oakes, and tn
corn here is much better than any h
saw on the way.
GREAT WESTERN SORE REM
EDY-Absolutely no better made Il
heal sores on horses, cattle and q
animals, for sore necks, wire cuts
corn teats, racks or cuts, chatting o
rope burns. For man, cuts, insec
bites, soft corns, use it for any old o
new sore. A 25c box will cure IN,
case Of BARRIERS itch. Every bo'
guaranteed or money back. Sold b,
Johnson Harness & Supply Co.
The Times did not get the result Q
the election in Riverdale school dis
trict quite right on the site for tn
consolidated school. There were I