The Oakes times., 1917-01-04
DIR. E. D. TIMM1Ns, DENTIST
Office Over Brown & SIoeum's

John Thompson left Sunday even
ing for Minneapolis to receive medical
treatment.
Fred Waltz and Fritz Peterson re-
turned to their school duties at Ellen
dale Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. M. Webb entertained a few
friends Thursday at cards in honor of
Mrs. Sherman.
The Guyott young folks and Seward
Whitfield spent Sunday visiting at the
home of A. Larson.
Arthur Cole of Cogswell arrived on
New Years morning to visit with Mr..
Jarvis for short time.
Harry Stanley left for Valley City
Monday where he will enter the en-
ploy of the Times Record.
Miss Mabel Crownhart and Mrs.
Bertha Farrar spent Christmas at the
]. Utecht home at Berlin.
Miss Ina Hutsinpillar, who teaches
in the city schools of LaMoure, spent
the holidays at her home here,
Miss Jennie Larson left for Ellen
dale Tuesday where she will attend
school the balance of the term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hommerberg went to
Fargo Monday where Mrs. Hommer-
berg will receive medical treatment at
the hospital.
Big masquerade ball at the Oakes
Opera House Thursday, January 18th.
Music by Cafarelli's five-piece orches.
ira of Minneapolis. 512
L. P. Malloy and five children of
!, Edgeley spent the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Vessel, returning to
their home Friday.
LaMoure Echo: Miss Dorothy Risk
+ returned Saturday to her home at
Oakes, after a two weeks visit here
with her cousin, Miss Marian Risk.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hyatt and
daughter came up from Ludden tc
spend New Years with Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Hyatt and take in the Firemen's
t ball.
DR.. ]. P. Brastad left Monday for a
; six weeks stay in California. He will
stop at Anaheim. San Diego, the Uni
versity Of California and at othel
points.
Lysle Coleman, who is working il
the Crete State Bank, spent a few
t days of the week visiting the Ritter
bush brothers and other friends il
Qakes.
e The teachers that we previousl,
8 named as spending their vacation ou
Of town, returned to their school du
ties on Tuesday and Wednesday o
L this week.
v Nick Geffeler came from Fullerton
. for his daughter, Phoebe, who has beel
in the Oakes Hospital for severa
weeks. They returned to their hom
Il Wednesday,.
!. , Miss F. E. Sheridan is here for
;. few days visiting at her home. Sh
will leave Friday for few days visi
9 in Fargo before returning OF he
'' school work at Wheatland.
The Woman's Club which was post
poned last week on account of tn
weather, will be held next Tuesday a
the home of Mrs. ]. w. Bush. Rol
, call: "a county official and his duty.
OF course you always try to pul
your tie in two when trying to slip
in the collar. The Oakes Steam Laur
dry has just put in a tie-spacing me-
chine that fixes the collars so the ii
slips. The laundry bought the lat
machine manufactured.
Oscar Cuff made business trip t
Glendale Tuesday. Oscar is gettin
ready to go with his wife to Dupree
S. D., where Oscar went in the fal
and secured a section of land at
reasonable price. He disposed of som
I of his residence real estate here II
the deal.
| Ray Sheridan and sister, Rose, cam
home to spend the holidays with thei
mother and brothers. Miss Rose i
now teaching in the Sutton city schoo
and Ray has been employed as book
keeper for the past four years in tn,
Coil Hooking general store at Wheat
land. They will return to their worl
again on Saturday.
Bert Orcutt returned last week from
Fargo, where he had been for ten day,
in st. Johns Hospital. Bert had al
operation for compound appendiciti,
and hernia, and is getting to feel lik'
himself again. He has been afflicted
with this for ten years past, and Il
glad to think that he will be able t.
do work again without suffering from
1t.
/ Miss Esther Swanson assisted b!
Miss Elsie Strutz entertained severa
of her friends New Years Eve at he