The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-05-25
CITY LOCAL
Bankers r. S. Adams Of Lisbon and
E. ]. Ross Of Cayuga were In the city
Monday on business.

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E. ]. Ross Of Cayuga were TN the city
Monday on business.
c. S. Brown and ]. E. sunoay At
tended the district meeting Of bankers
at Hankinson last week.
Miss Helen Boardman returned to
Aberdeen yesterday after short visit
here with Mrs. B0ardman
Mrs. Thomas Oxtoby left last week
for 1rvington, Iowa, where she has
two brothers and sister.
The Cafarelli Orchestra Of Minne-
apolis is good one. Their next dance
will be on Monday night, June 5th.
]. H. Coulter has sold his residence
property on Fifth street to c. w. Full
Ter, and will give possession June LIST.
During my absence payments may
be made of Yoeman assessments to the
First National Bank. John Kennedy,
Cor.
Miss Lottie Puffer, who is now 1t
Upland, Ind, will return to Dickey
county early in June. She WIN again
have her music class in Oakes,
The pupils of st. Charles School are
preparing = good program for the
evening Of June LIST. Remember the
date and the place at the Academy of
music.
Miss Puffer will be in Oakes the
fore part Of June to organize music
class. Pupils from the country are re-
quested to arrange for enrolling the
first Of the term.
Mrs. A. P. Morey of Glendale and
sister, Mrs. Coople Of Oklahoma City,
were the Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Miller. On Tuesday they
left for Cogswell.
Mrs. F. L. Kempf returned last
week from Minneapolis and Red Wing
where she had been on q visit. While
at Red Wing she attended the we'd
ding Of Mr.. Kempf's sister.
Geo. N. Gambler was over from
Yorktown Saturday circulating his Pc
tition for county treasurer and getting
acquainted. George is one OF the old
timers Of the county, and always .
Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Elmer and Mrs.
E. s. VanHorn went to Valley City
Saturday, and returned accompanied
by Misses Mazda Hollett and Dorothy
Hutsinpiller. The young ladies re-
turned by train to their duties at tha
normal school the first Of the week.
Mrs. NJ. Boerdman arrived Friday
from Ventura, Cal, and will visit here
for some weeks and look after some
business matters: She will have the
household goods shipped while here.
She reports Mr.. Boardman Is doing
nicely in Ventura.
J. M. Rapelje, general manager Of
the Northern Pacific, C. l.. Nichols,
general superintendent, and A. NJ.
Burt, engineer of maintenance, were
out from st. Paul Friday to look over
and approve plans and site for the new
union depot to be built by the North
ern Pacific and North Western rail-
roads.
Frank Northrop Of Merricourt came
to the city last evening. Frank has
decided to enter the race for register
of deeds and his announcement may be
found in our columns. Frank North
rop is son Of Hon. Theodore Northrop,
one Of the early county treasurers and
later representative. Frank has
grown up in the county. The old
Northrop homestead is east of Mo-
mango, but Frank has been farming in
the Merricourt country of late years
as we'll as being engaged in business
lines. He has the whole northwest
part of the county back of him in his
candidacy.
h. +. Eaton arrived home Monday
from his winters sojourn in Califor-
mia. On his way he visited with
friends at Dierville, among the big
trees Of Northern California, and spent
four days with his daughter, Mrs. G.
w. Cochrane and family at Bismarck.
On the Billings division Of the North
ern Pacafic he met Tom Kennedy, a
former grain buyer at Ludden, who
was married there to former friend
Of the Eaton family, Miss Kate Helms.
Conductor Kennedy for he Is now pas
senger conductor, wired ahead and had
Mrs. Kennedy and the Filshies at the
depot for brief visit. They insisted
on his staying over At Billings, but