The Oakes times., 1916-10-12
COUNTY NEWS.
FULLERTON

nod. there will be no Presbyterian ser
vices In the Union church next Sun
day. Next services Oct. 29th.
The Sunday school institute which
was to have been held ut MerricOurt
Oct. 8th has been postponed to Oct
18th.
Mrs. J. c. Lawler has been very III
but IL some better ut the present writ.
ing.
H. v. Teegarden spent Sunday here
with friends. He Is on his way to
Dickinson.
+. r. Lemon went to st. Paul Sat
urday with u load Of hogs.
Mrs. Canfleld went to Valley City
Monday morning.
Leslie Johnson was home over SIN.
day
Mrs. Persinger and children and
Mrs. Paulscn autOed to Oakes Mon.
day. q.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Elmer were ur
from liample and ate Sunday dinner
with MIR. and Mrs. Ross Mccartney.
Tlos Parkc is here spending "a few
weeks with his daughter. Mrs. Shep
pard
W. H. Dickinson. r. L.. Lee. c. c.
Dickinson and NJ. johnson alitocd To
Guelph Sunday
Van Garvcn Bros and Miss Carrie
Van Garv"n. Mr.. and Mrs H. Johnson
and family. ate Sunday dinner with
Mr. and Mrs G.. Simck
Miss. Herbert went to I.idgcrwnod
Friday To visit with friends conlir..
Jack Monday morning
Mr. and Mrs. T., Arndi and family
visited Mr.. and Mrs Kadcll Sunday
Joe Bar,a returned from the cities
Monday morning where he had been
since Friday
Mr. and Mrs Ross Mccartney and
Ted Lee autord to Oukr., ON Mo,.dav
evening
Mr. and Mrs T. L.. Appruuist. Mis-,
Frocmkc and H. v T"cgarden autoc,l
to Oak"s Monday evening.
W. e. Dick of the Mnnekota spent
Sunday with the Kocstcr boys
Mrs. Rit'millcr is spending the
week in the country with her da!. :,
ter. Mrs. A. Burta
Ted Clmcr spent Saturday ni"h!
and Sunday with friends in the coun
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wcdcll anT.
for Lar tia. IN, h,,I.
Monday to do some shopping.
Clyde Robideau. Oscar Ellison. Har.
old knopp and Chas. Hobcr, of La.
Mourc got as far as Fullerton Sntur.
day on a trip to Aberdeen to see the
loot ball game. They spent the time
chasing the balls around the green
covered table
Joe l'arta went to the cities Friday
10 be gone Il few days.
Speed" Lemon and Ted Appl"u,list
went to the cities Saturday with
stock
Mrs. Ed Arcnstein returned Satur.
uay evening after Il visit of three
weeks AT her home in Waslburn. she
having gon" tller" after leaving the
hospital at Bismarck She is looking
1in". considering l. seriousness of
the operation through which she went
"A home coming" supper WAS served
IN her honor and those present were.
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Dickinson and
daughters. Misses JoSt. Schmidt. Hut.
sinpillar and Hanson. Mrs. Milir
Knowles and MIR. and Mrs. II. O..
knowles and children. Miss Hanson is
sister of Mrs. Arcnstein and will
visit in Fullerton for som" time.
Milton A. Anderson returned To his
home in Strumsburg Ecb. this week
after having put in he threshing sea
son on Jack Andrrson's biz rig. Mil
Aon wants 10 keep i'll touci with tho
,dolnGs ol Fullerton during the winter
so the lndcDcndon, Will call on him
once a week for II year.
The hard time dance last Friday
night was well attended. the hall be
ing as full as could be and give the
dancers a chance And for the most
part. the folks entered into the spirit
of the affair and came dressed in their
worst. Their" We're a few who paid
fines. but they cam" across like good
sptCtS and the next time will probab
Ly dress differently. Ed Zimblcman
won the mems prize for having The
best dress or rather the worst; TIL"
committee had no ;roubl" in this case
as Ed won with hands down. And
he drank the prize right in front of
the whole crowd The ladies prize
was drawn for, as the commi,te. was
afraid to take chance in any other
way.
Mrs. T.. r. Van and daughter Belle
spent Wednesday night in Oakes.
Light wires are being strung from
the home of w. +. Dickinson to the
new bank building. Electric lights
are getting TO be common things here
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Knowles enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs f. Arenstein ant
baby, Mrs. NJ. Knowles and Miss Lii
lian Hanson at six o'clock dinner or