The Oakes times., 1916-12-28
- Or. E. Christensen, Dentist
19 Over Simmons & Harris

j. j. Wnlte ~ now IN possession Oi
the FROZEN building in COgswell.
c. S. Brown is keeping the house
this week on account of illness from
stomach trouble.
NJ. II. Lyken. deputy game warden
has moved from FOrman with his fam
lily to San Diego. Cal.
Rev. Elayer returned to Lisbon last
Friday his services were very sue
cessful considering the weather.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Berg returned
to their home in Fargo Tuesday after
IL merry Christmas spent at the Dady
home.
Fred Roney. who had been visiting
friends in Minneapolis, returned Tues
day morning to take his place again in
the Oakes National Bank.
A son was born Dec. 14th to Rev.
and Mrs. c. c. Kinder. now located
at Napoleon. Rev. and Mrs Kinder
were formerly located at Guelph.
Dennis Bloomer has severed his
connection with the journal and is as
sisting on The Times. while Ed. Bas
singthwaighte is on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Brown from Full
lerton spent Christmas with their son.
Harry Brown and family. Their
granddaughter, Ruth returned home
with them.
Mrs. +. A. Babcock of Port Angeles.
Wash, renews subscription for anOth-
er year. and wishes all her Oakes
friends Il Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year.
Miss Catherine Guy will give a
slumber party to six girl friends on
New Years eve. They will watch the
New Year in and will remain with her
until the following noon.
Frederick Sandbcrg from Kasson.
Minnesota, arrived Tuesday afternoon
for visit with his aunt. Mrs. A. r.
Klein. He leaves today for Nichol-
son to visit other relatives.
Those wishing to purchase anything
in band supplies should meet the
Stone Music Company's representa-
tive at the Leader Company store on
Tuesday afternoon. January End.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Parks. expert dressmak-
ing shop located in Clark store on End
Street. have had many years of eX-
perience in the larger cities and can
please you. Att
Mrs. =. j. Honson and son. Henry
and daughter. Miss Sophie. came up
from Nicholson Christmas morning to
spend the day with their daughter and
sister Mrs "A r. Klein and family
Mrs. HonsOn will remain with her
daughter for a longer visit.
Otto Smith of Olivia. Mimi, last
week came in possession of the stock
of harness. ETC.. handled by the Oakes
Harness Company. and owned by II.
j. johnson. The latter got in the
trade Il good piece of land near Ellen
dale. this county. Il. c. Hinrichs. a
brother-in-law of Mr.. Smith. is here
this week boxing and Grating the
goods for shipment to Olivia.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Roney
on Sunday. Dec. oath. a six pound
baby boy. The mothers condition
made it necessary to take her to a
hospital and her husband and DR..
Brastad accompanied her Sunday
night to the Swedish Hospital at Min
neapolis. Dr. Brastad returned Tues
day morning and reports the patient
recovering nicely. Mrs. C. II. Roney
and Mrs. ]. E. Boyle are taking care
of their little grandson and nephew at
the c. E. Roney home and he is get
ting along fine.
In spite of the snow storm Tuesday
evening ten young people assembled
at the home of Miss Reva Smith in
honor of her birthday. An elaborate
seven o'clock dinner was served and
games and music afforded very
pleasant evening. The delayed trains
prevented several guests from attend
ing but those present had delight
full time. The guests we're: Misses
Alma Huffman. Gladys O'Neill. Alice
Strohmeier. Emily Brown and Messrs.
Earl Huffman. Will Mitchell. Orvis
Banks, Alvin COUNSEL, Oscar Swan
son.
Harry Stanley arrived home Mon
day afternoon for weeks visit.
Harry came Immediately from Minot.
where he had been in newspaper
work. and after the first Of the year
has position awaiting him on the
Valley City Times-Record. 1t is his
first visit here in three years. In that
time he has been all over the north.
west from Chicago to Alaska. Just
went out to see the size Of this big
country Of ours. but figured 1t was too
big to take in all at once. He has
been writing. printing. logging. min
ing. and . little Of any Job that came
along since he has been away.