The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1917-11-15
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Arthur Kunrath called last Sunday
at the Rowe and Kvegnee farms.
Lars Kvegnee and family autoed
over to Fullerton last Sunday, guests
for the day with Ole Bakkegard and
family.
E. Wahsner was Friday caller at
the H. Gruehlke home.
Nina Enger of Fullerton called, on
Agnes johnson at Oakes Friday.
H. Gruehlke and son were hauling
wheat to Guelph Saturday.
Ethel Hyatt was an over night vis-
itor at Logan Maddock's Wednesday.
Mrs. Lars Kvegnee called on Mrs.
Hans Skjervheim Friday afternoon.
L. Lohse and son, Herman, ac-
companied by Mrs. Fred Neumann
and children, motored over from Ell
lendale last Saturday and were. the
guests over Sunday with the latter's
mother and sister. Mrs. H. Gripp and
Mrs. Geo. Kunrath.
A program and box social will be
held Nov. 23 at Miss Hyatt's school
No. 4. Ladies, please bring bas-
ket. Proceeds will be used to buy
hot lunch equipment for the school.
All are invited to come and have q
good time.
Susie Gallagher and Edith and
Clara Wahsner visited at the Rowe
home last Sunday.
Ed Perlenfein was business call
Ter at the county seat Monday.
Ethel Hyatt, teacher of School No.
4, Sundayed with home folks near
Ludden.
Mrs. Mary Honl and Mrs. Ward
Davis were Thursday callers at Mrs.
G. Kunrath's.
Kunrath Bros. called on Matt
German Wednesday ON business.
Joe Neppl was an Oakes business
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gallagher and
son, Jim. visited last Sunday with
Pat Brennan and family near Guelph.
Matt German and Ignatz Honl
spent Wednesday evening at the
Honl farm.
Johnnie and Willie Kunrath CALI
ed at Will Homerberg's last Sunday
to see their cousin, Marilla Cunrath.
Mrs. l. Honl came over from Oakes
Wednesday to spend a few days on
her Hudson farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lund were
Oakes visitors Thursday. They will
soon make their home in that city.
John Kennedy and another gentle
man were in this locality one day
this week on insurance busienss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Homerberg Wis
tied with friends at Fullerton last
Sunday.
Last Sunday night callers at the
1 ]. Grahdadam home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Kunrath, Willie. Lille.
Grandma Gripp and Kunrath Bros.
John Grandadam and family and
L. Frietag and family, while out
riding last Sunday, called on Hans
Skjervheim and family.
Johnnie Rowe was an over night
visitor at Jas. Kelly's last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kunrath and
son, Johnnie, also the formers BROTH
er, John, autoed to Glendale Mon
day. guests of Fred Neuman and
family and ]. Lohse and son.
Henry Grosshans and Harold Zie-
man were county seat business cal
lers the first of the week.
Lars Kvegnee and family attend
ed church at Cakes last Sunday.
Mrs. H. Gruehlke and sons were
oakes shoppers Friday. While
there she had Edward ana Bruce
vaccinated.
Mrs. John johnson visited at the
Enger home Thursday. g
VIM. Zieman, ]. Killer, Mr.. Gram
low, Mr.. Dethlefson, accompanied by
iGeo. Kunrath, autoed to Glendale
Thursday to attend the Dickey coun-
ty farmers meeting.
Four cars of cattle and hogs were
Paul market by j. M. Schmit, Carl
Pfeifer, julius Honl and Geo. Kun
rath Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Alkofer and
son, Joe, motored over from their
home near Guelph, spending Satur-
day night at the home of Geo. Kun
;rath.
Harry Gallagher and Ignatz Hon1
departed Saturday over the 500 for
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cities.
joe Hoffmeister and family auto
ed over to Kuhn Saturday to be the
guests Sunday with Gene Smith and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bryan and baby
are over from LaMoure visiting with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Gruehlke.
Mr.. schafer transacted business at
Ludden Wednesday,.
John Morgan was a business cali
Ter at the Hudson farm Tuesday.
A basket social will be held at the
Hudson school west of town, on FRI
day evening, Nov. 23rd. Proceeds to
go toward a hot lunch system. Miss
Leverty. teacher.