The Oakes times., 1917-08-30

Il Order Your stove repairs now; raise
IN price soon. Bush Hardware.
Miss Painter of Max Bass arrived
Friday to take position as clerk at
the Rexall.
w. G. Kerr of Grundy Center, Ia,
is in the city this week. coming to
look after his farming interests.
A good stock of flashlights and
hashlight batteries, is carried by The
Rexall Store. 1872
The Norwegian ladies AID will meet
Thursday Sept. 9Th at Mr.. Lindland's
residence. Mrs. Ole Sancers enter.
tains.
American Ideal" five section steam
boiler. Will heat store or residence.
Cost 5000; will sell for SIS cash.
Oakes Times.
Mrs. Oscar Huldstrand and nephew,
Kenneth Espeland, left Monday for
Minor for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson.
Mrs. Taylor Gordon was up from
Ludden Thursday, looking up rooms
for her two daughters, who will at
tend high school the coming year,
Misses Alice Strohmeier, Reva B.
Smith and Elma Huffman are spend
ing an outing at the home of the
former in Aberdeen and at Tacoma
Park.
The date of opening for my music
studio has been advanced from Octo-
ber 1st. to Sept 9Th. My studio will
be in the new Ritterbush block on
main street Gladys e. O'Neil.
II. N. Williamson left Monday for
a trip into Alberta and Saskatchewan
in the interest of the North Dakota
Artesian Well Company. The COM
pany has two rigs at work in Sas-
katchewan.
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. Bush returned
uCouCy l1OIu 4NlllSttpOllo, WueIc
they went on Saturday for fine
Hudson roadster cabrolet for Clay
Koontz, the blooded stock man of
LaMoure. They made the return trip
in the car
The plans for the new Maercklein
bungalow have been prepared by the
service department of the Thompson
Yards, which have the reputation OF
doing things promptly and efficiently
The plans show fine modern homo
of beautiful design within and with
out.
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Vessel went to
Bowdle, S. D., Sunday in their car,
returning Tuesday accompanied by
their daughter, Roberta, who had
been. there on visit; also Mrs. T.
A.. Zimmerman and daughter with
whom they visited at Bowdle, return
ed with them for short stay here
Chas. Campbell of the U. S. army
and B. C. McNiven of the Second
North Dakota Infantry, stationed at
Langdon, are in the city this week
looking up recruits: Ed. Shaver and
Joseph Beavers, the latter registering
from Charlestown, Iowa, had signed
up yesterday.
DR.. F. w. Maercklein is now dig
ging the basement for the modern
bungalow he is to have on the lots
just north of the hospital. The old
buildings have been moved off, Lars
Martinson getting one and moving it
into the country; the other being
moved on lot just north of the Catho-
lie school.
DR.. Harold Solem and Geo. Peder-
son returned last week from an auto
trip to Underwood, Battle Lake and
owner of Docs fine Mitchell roadster.
Fergus Falls, and George came back
owner of Docs fine Mitchell roadster.
Mrs. Peterson went with them and
remained over until Monday with her
people at Battle Lake.
j. Fl. Hunters folks have got him
out Of the notion of going to Timber
Lake, S. d. He has thrown that up
and will move on the Will McGinnis
farm in James River Valley, now OWL
ed by Nebraska man. This farm
consists of three quarters in the best
corner of the county. We thought Jim
would come to his senses before going
too far.
Mrs. R. A. Addy and Miss Clara
Gnauck returned to Tyler, Mimi,
yesterday after a short visit at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
e. Edw. Gnauck. The Addy boy, who
has been with the grandparents the
past two weeks, returned home with