The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-09-21
CITY LOCAL
Misses Esther Swanson and Elsie
Strutz went to Minor this mOrn,ns Z
for few days visit with frienus

for q few days visit with frienu3
b. A. Stevens is out the use Of his
right arm. as the result of his old gun
kicking while Bert was trying to yet
u few of the wild ducks that make hi"
pond their rendezvous. His collar
bone was broken and he suffers much
pain from the injury. II lays him VI.
several weeks at very busy time of
the year.
John G. Frandson of Clement town,
shop has just erected on his farm an
Independent silO. He is particularly
i proud of this silo. and thinks he hos
about the best in this neighborhood
Mr.. Frandson will now feed ensilage
I" his registered Shor,horn cattl
and will br alle To Econ ,l,r' in /,
good shape in winter as he does in
| the summer.
John p. Jones of IIanknson and ID.
J. Jones of Forman passed through
the city yesterday on their way to Nc.
lntosh. S. d., whore they have started,
/ Il bank. This is the second bank for
this thriving town. and Mr.. Jones
thinks il has Il great future. 1t is the
county seat OF Corson county, and is
Il division point on the MAIN line oi
the Milwaukee road.
I.aMoure Echo: G. +. Bryan. ac
companied by his wife left yesterday
for Park Rapids, Minnesota. who're he
will reside on Il farm owned nv his
uncle. in the pine timber. Mr.. Rrvar
has been in poor health for some
time and for the past two weeks has
been confined. II. has s"'' -
in this city to his bro'hc~. rrr. ''-
Bryan expects to remain in lirnesot.
until spring AMI perhaps lomscr.
The Wcman's Club cnjoyed very
pleasant afternoon last 'u,.tlny OF
tar J. W. Eu:ih porch. II" time wa:
spent in renewing nrQj:aintances shin
social intercourse. music and feast
ing. About eighteen ladies were pres
ent and the outlook for th, club 70,
the coming year is very bright, Tn,
next meeting will be held at III. HON,
of Mrs T.. Christensen and h. regu
lar work for the year will h. taken uu
Mrs. l.. Christensen and Hrs. eli.
ton johnson entertained tn If .1unda
school class at the home ui the 70,
iticr last Sai'!.da: afternoon in homo
cf several of he moUbcr5 VINO re 4
be promoted from he bogi4n".s' {, las
on Rally Day. The afternoon wa
spent in playing games ard fras,in
>. an'l according to the report y" ;r.
10 @ri from ihr iitrlr lDll. ri,~ I,
inS was The ali in.poltudt ,.tu. q
The day.
My. and Mrs. Elmer Il. ,tcC ne
Win arrive this week froig T. uca,.
trr. Wash. Reports from Wu .!n.to
= are - The effect that i.,M.rla i.,,tl
a fine record IS !nn.,a@pr o. h lia
shall Mccartney ovrh21i ."is !
Winchester. a fad his ~ Ddf / /
u are sla! To mote II" has 4,,rlupe
:. i"'o m e%c"lient business man as II
= work in developing. IT," a;r. .'.n
great success. The ortlnuk Tor III
l. Win hester proposition j.. e. rtainl
good
Li''l" Robert Turncy ,Lou2l' !
had seen about all there Wa 'n g.
III tnls "orld when h. tray, led irn
California 10 Oak. ;. bul he elm.
wa' Reached last Sarrr.ls,. VIII,
abo'i hall a dozen laiies in' y
;, babies came into Grandm., S,9i'',
. and Helped him c"l"hrat. lis II"
birthday. Thcy ali had u ;aos; 4
llshiful afternoon ending v :, an g.
- celien' lunch and little Rod - de
:, not care how soon his friend
= birthday comes again.