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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
BALE EN- Ell UNION CLC

BALE EN- Ell UNION CTCB
Mailana EN- la nOche Sc haiiara
en- ell Union Club.
Entire dichO circulo y ell Club
Deportivo de Ponce sc celebra un
BoWling match y(juegos de bolos)
y durante el mismo Y despues que
termine, Sc bailara en- el gran
salon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
DE ESPANA.

El yapor "Legazpi" trajo para
Puerto Rico los siguintes pasa-
jeros:
Srcs. Francisco c. Baquero,
Adrian Perez, Carmen Perez, Do
lores Clerk. Maria S. Plumey,
Salvador Suau, Enrique Lluch,
Amalia Beamondc, Isabel Perez.
Luis +. Santos, Wifredo Bcltran,
Margarita Beltrln, Juan Piza,
Benito Nillatc, Angel VicjO, An
tonic Armada, Joaquin Bellso-
bell, Ramon Naldcciila, Rosendo
Vcla, GregOriO Sagaztibelza, Pau
lima Candina, Marcial Rodriguez,
Suana Perez, Rosario Gonzalez,
Manuel Gonzalez, susanna Gonza-
lcz, Jose Sanchez, Joaquin Ro,
drigueZ, Pedro Zafra V Carlos Il.
Ihigucz.
ROBO DE GOMAS y TUBOS.
a don Jose Ortiz, dc, San Juan,
le robaron dos gomas j dos, tn,
bOs de autOm0vil.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
HURTO UN REVOLVER

La policia arrest6 a Emillano
Perez por hnrto de na revolver q
Carlos Marquee chauffeur del Sr.
Nicolas Santini. Ell arma fle re
cuperada Ell poder de Luis Muiloz
del bario del Gandul Ell Santurce
a quien Sc 10 habia dado a guar
dar el Perez. Sc ha presentadO
la correspondence denuncia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
ARTISTAS QUE
NO EMBARCARON

La soprono Nadina Legat y el
tenor Arensen no embarcaron
para Santo Domingo con Ia Com
pania Mancini de la que forma-
ban parte. Los aplaudidos artis-
tas aguardan aquf el vapor cue ha
de conduirles para Nueva York.
Tambien Sc ha quedado ell Puer
to Rico el bajo seilOr VillaGiaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
POR VENDER LICOR.

Ha sidO denunciado en- esta
ciudad, Manuel Munoz, quien fue
sorprendido vendiendo botellas
de ron a Pedro Vargas, en- $3.50.
Ell jalez municipal le exigi6 500
lie fianza por su libertad provi-
Nional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
PARA LA ISLA

Acompafiado de los inspectores
Soufront y Rosario sali0 aver pa
ia la isla, Ell asuntOs de su Nh
gociado, ell seiiOr CarmelO Honore,
jefe del Departamento del Ira
baiO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
BALLESTER VA

CON MANCINI
Arregladas las diferencias sur
gidas entire ell baritone Ballester
Y el empresario Mancini, ell distin
guido artista EMBARGO aver con la
compaiiia que va a actuar en-
Puerto Plata.
LIE deseamos feliz viaje Y mu-
chOs eXitOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
PETICIONES AL SF,NADO

En- la session de aver flierOn
leidas las siguientes:
Del Concejo Municipal de Jun
cos solicitando que Sc atienda la
peticion de la Association Nacio-
nal de Productores de Cafe para
la aprobaci6n de una ley relativa
la creacion de un Banco Hipo-
tecario.
Del Concejo Municipal de Isa-
bella: Uniendose la petici6n de
Ia Association Nacional de Pro
ductores de Cafe para que sea
aprobada una ley sobre la crea-
ci0n d un BancO HipotecariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
ASOCIACION MEDICA DEL
DISTRITO NORTE

Esta rOche sc lleyara Il efectO
la reunion que todos los viernes
pOr la noche celebra la Association
Medica del distrito Norte, en- sus
salones de esta ciudad. Sc ira
taran importantes asuntos Y Sc
espera gran concurrencia de gale
nos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
PUEDEN VIAJAR

Pasaport"s cXpcj;dos por Il Go
bernador:
Para Cuba: al seilOr German
Dlaz Marcilias, de San Juan.
Para Cuba V SantO Domingo :
al selOr Arturo NJ. Davila. de
Lajas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
De Mayaguez

NueStrO celOSO Alcalde senior
Alexandra Galanes tiene en- pro-
yecto un Mensaje que presenta-
ri en- la primera session del Con-
sejo para que sea aprobado, re-
lativo a las subastas de carnes.
Aunque a1n no conozco ell tex
to de dicho importante documen
to, me place manifestar que me
adhiero a la algeria que expe-
rimenta ell pueblo, porque esta
medida vendria a beneficiar gran
demente los intereses de la cla-
Sc pobre que veces Sc We pri-
Vada de conner carne por 10 alto
de los precios.
Tambien hemos sabido que ell
senor Galanes piensa ir a San
Juan a conferenciar con las al
tas autoridades.
Ell senor Juan B. Cuevas Sc
halla recogido en- CANA en- su re-
sidencia sta en- la Cuesta del Ii
Geo y esperamos que no sea cosa
de cuidado y que mejore GUAM
10 antes.
-Vidalina Baez, ha fallecido.
Era una senorita virtuosa y apre
ciada por su caracter afable. A
su sepelio asisti6 bastante con-
currencia de todas las classes So
ciales.
A sus deudos, nuestro pesame
mas sentido.
-Probablemente la Plaza de
Director de la Escuela Correccio-
nal, sera cubierta por ell senior
Rafael Furnis, competente pro-
fesor de la misma Escuela.
Ell senior Furnis esta al dedi-
llo de cuanto reclama ese plan
tel, esta familiarizado con los nj
nos y ei personal. Son muchos
los amigos que desearian verlo
al frente de ese importante cen
tro de instruction, para el que
Sc lie sobra competencia.
He dido decir que estan en-
cartera dos de los candidates
que mas simpatias gozan en- es-
ia ciudad para utilizar los salo-
nes de sus casas EN- los que la
juventud alegre intenta dar TN
ruidoso bale despues de semana
santa. Esos senores son don
Adrian Rios y don Mariana RE
"a que otras veces han cedido
sus salones con marcadas mues-
tras de algeria. Don Adrian y
don Mariana son elementos muy
apreciables y respetables que Sc
encarinan con el pueblo cada
ola mas.
La virtuosa sciiorita Pura
Estrella Puig, ha dejado el mum
do de los vivos para remontarse
al mundo de la verdad, donde
gozara de las bienandanzas del
cielo.
Xxx.
Nro,oo;;o, ob-,i1 1910
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
PERDIO VEINTE DOLLARS.

La sonora Dolores MOras, de
esta ciudad, di0 cuenta la de-
tective de que habia perdido una
cartera conteniendO $50 y m
documento de fianza de casa a
favor de %. Julio Texidor. EstOs
$50 los habia recibido dicha Sc
flora de su marido y es con 10
1nico que contaba para mudarse
de casa Y para Otras atenciones.
Una escena de lagrimas sc des-
arrOll6 Ell la Oficina de la dctec-
tive.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
DE SENTENCIA
INDULTO Y CONMUTACIN

I'll Gobernador ha deneg.do la
solicitud de conmutacion de sen
tencia presentada a favor del con
finado Juan Sanchez Vega; y ha
concedido indulto Conditional a
Ramon Rodriguez Negron.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
BANCO POPULAR
DE ECONOMIAS Y
PRESTAMOS.
San Juan, p. II.

HabiendOse extraviadO la Ii.
breta nlmerO 9,4S1 (secci6n de
ahorros) expedida por este Ban
CO a nombre de MaximilianO Lu-
go, a partir de esta fecha, Sc
cons;dera nula Y sin valOr.
San Juan, p. R., 8 Abril 1919.
Enrique Cerecedo MILAN,
Advt. SecretariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
Ola DE MODA

Para el pr6ximo Martes Is del co.
rriente, "DIA DE MODA" en- nuestro
establecimiento, ofrecemos en- todos los
Departamentos infnidad de cosas bue-
mas a precios "ESPECIALES". (Sola.
mente por este Dia)
venga el Martes "DIA DE MoDA''
a comprar Bueno y Barato a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
PARA CONCEJALES

FL GobernadOr ha sometido al
Senado los nombramientos a ia
yor de los seilores Pedro I.cfebre v
Juan Ortiz, como miembros del
Concejo Municipal de Coamo. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
sOLICITUD DE

FRANQUICIAS.
A la Comisi6n de ServiciO PIT
blico Sc han presentado las So
Iicitudes de franRicia de la Fa-
iardo Development Co., para
construir una Inca de ferrOca-
rril de Naguabo a Humacao, en-
palmando con la que va explota
ell Naguabo, y otra de la Ma
yaguez Dock and Shopping Co.,
para explOtar nn negocio de an
cones en- ell puerto de la ciudad
del Oeste.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
KIOSKO AMARILLO.
BAYAMoN, PUERTO RICO.

SET
Dulces y refrescos de varias classs.
Cigarros y Cigarrillos de las mejores
marcas. a
Agencia de Ell IMPARCIAL sys los
grandes periodicos de San Juan y dc
revistas extranjeras.
TRATo EXQUISITE. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
AUXILIO MUTUO

Abril 6, 1919.
Entradas :-Sres. don Homo
rio MARTINEZ Nido, de Arroyo.
Salidas :-Sres. don Mateo Sa
las Vicellat, de Santurce; Jose
M. Mendez Rodriguez, de va
bucao.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
luna NELADA TRANSFERRED

Nos participa ell maestro Torres
que la yelada que tenia anuncia
da para el proximo domingo 13
Ell ell domicilio social de la Nsocia
ci6n de Dependencies, queda trans
ferida para el domingo 20 del mes
en- curse.
Como hay muchas personaS
que tienen tomados sus bolctos, e.
maestro Torres quiere signifcarles
que son validos para ell dia en- que
sc celebre la velada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11

Sc VENDE una maquina de
escribir "UNDERWOOD", CAIRO
de Is pulgadas. Esta prestando
seryicio. Puede verse en- los al
toS del Banco Territorial y Agri-
cola. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
PEQUENO FUEGo

En- ell barrio Beatriz, de Cayey,
fue destrufda por las llamas una
casita de MADEIRA Y techada de pa
ia, propiedad de Jose Rosado y la
cual estaba valorada en- $1,000. La
pOlicia inycstig0 el case, cncon-
itrando que el f,lego fue Ocasiona
do por. una chispa volada dc la co
Gina de una casa veeina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
PoR PEsCAR
CON DINAMITA.

N<NyAt ~ AAt "A AVA - \ AAs
Aver, en- el sitio denominado,
La Punta de las Marias, de San
turce, cerca del Trio al Blanco,
eh ilomentos que el pres0 bajo
palabra Ramon Coto, de 81 aiios
de- .edad. natural de Ponce y re-
sidente en- la ralle Lola, sc eD-
!, contraba pescando con dinaniifa,
lc explot6 un carncho en- la MI
no derecha, destrozandole esta
por. complete Y causando]e he
ridas en- ell est6mago, siendo
trasladado por el Jefe de Dis
trito Rafael B. D1az y cabo En-
rique Rivera, al Hosp. Municipal,
donde lie amputaron el brazo y
quedandO ALI reclufdo Ell estad0
de gravedad.
Eel individuo Marcelo Perez,
blanco, de 45 aiios de edad, natu-
raj y residente en- Santurce, ca
lie Lola, Sc encontraba ayudan-
do en- la pesca y fue puesto a dis
posici6n del Hon. Juez Munici.
pal.
En- el momento que ocurrio el
accidente a COto, fue auxiliado
por variOs militares que Sc ell
contraban en- ell Tiro del Blanco
quiencs lie sacaron del aqua ]
dieron cuenta del sucesO al Guar
tel de la Policia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11
A. ERIE SUMERSILLE Y co.

A. ERIE SUMERSILLE y co.
Sc ha cOnstitufdo en- esta ciu-
dad una sociedad en- la que ha
entrado formar parte el senior
Demetrio Rivera. La firma sc
dedicara a comisiOnes en- gene
raj y exportar productos del pals,
principalmente cocos. Su oficina
esta instalada en- ell edificio BOu-
ret, calle de San JustO No. II.
Buenos negocios deseamosle.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-11

) xCadsstos motores de gas
@Fdirbdnks Horse" hay en-
la Islaa Porque son los me-
ioYes. - SUCESORES DE
ABARCA.-San Juan, p. R.
~ Adyt.i
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-08-14
A0LDUP men ROUNDED Up
AUTHORITIES CATCH THIEVES
RIGHT IN THE ACT
Bound Over to District Court Under
Bonds Of $1,000 Eaeh-Now
Y In ouranee Vile

Ten itinerants fully armed held up
everyone that went near the railroad
bridge at Bear Greek last Friday at
ternoon. The news reached the ears
Of the authorities here and q posse
Of six men, Deputy Sheriff Singleton
Guy, Whitver. .Paulson. Olson and
Kroeger went out after them armed
with a shotgun, rife and a revolver
apiece. They found the gang" hard
at work *going through" about thirty
men who were lined up under the
bridge. After getting the drop" on
them. Deputy singleton ,and Whitver
relieved the holdup gang of their
guns and the posse marched them in
to town and down to the city Jail,
where they cooled their heels until
morning.
Magistrate Pannebaker's court met
Saturday morning and the ten hold.
ups were bound over to the district
court under 81 900 bonds each.
The hobos had collected a straw
hat full Of money and watches. which
were turned over TO the owners.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-08-14
Students Choose Schools

Students Choose Schools
The following Oakes High School
graduates expect to attend college
the coming year:
Cora Fuller will go to Aberdeen
twice a week to take up course in
music.
Thorlief Anderson-School Of En-
cheering in Milwaukee.
Fritz Anderson-Journalism at st.
Olaf's at Northfield. VS.
Kathryn Guy-Liberal arts at Mac.
alaster In st. Paul.
J, Mildred Jenkins-Home Economies
at the Fargo Agricultural College.
Frances Root-Home Economics at
the Fargo A. c.
Elizabeth Liddell-Course in phar.
macy at Fargo A. c.
Edward Course in journal.
ism at Jamestown College.
Kenneth Nepstad-Course at the
Minnesota University.
Gideon Hample-Electrical engin.
eering at the University Of Mime
sofa.
Lloyd McPhail will continue his
course at the Minnesota U.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-08-14
oAKEs PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OPEN SEPT. 18th

The opening date for the Oakes
Public Schools this year has been set
for Sept. 18th. The vacancies in the
faculty. with the exception oe the
Fifth grade, have been filed. The
list Of teachers is given below:
High School PrincipalAMr. Arthur
C. Anderson Of st. Paul, formerly
principal Of the high school at Lang.
don, N. D., before enlisting in the
Marines after the United States had
entered the war.
English-Miss Carrie Barclay, Owa
tonna, Mimi, who returns for a sec
ond year in Oakes.
Domestic Science-Miss Elizabeth
March. Topeka, Kansas, who was al
so here last year.
Manual Training and Commercial
Mr.. Walter X. DeLaHunt, Willmar
MINI.
French and History-Miss Marion
Simpson, Faribault, MINI.
Science and Geometry - Miss
Helene Thomas, Wahpeton.
Seventh Grade-Miss Jennie Dahl
beck, Oakes.
Sixth Grade-Miss Jeanette Hen
derson, Glenwood, Minn.
Fifth Grade-Vacancy not filed as
yet.
Fourth Grade-Miss Della Hum
nell, Spencer, s. D.
Third Grade-Miss Ina Hutsinpil
Ter, Oakes.
Second Grade-Miss Caroline Can
field, Fullerton.
First Grdde-Miss Ruth Nichols
Minneapolis, Minn
Some changes will be made in the
course of study and few of the text
books in use, announcement of which
will be made later.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-08-14
Mrs. Nellie MeIby

Oakes and community were greatly
shocked Tuesday morning when 1t
was learned that Mrs. Melby had
passed away suddenly at her home
on Beech street.
Nellie Peterson Melby was born in
Elverum. Norway, April 20. 1864. She
came to Oakes in the fall of 1888 with
her brother-in-law. Ole G: Berger and
family. The following year she was
married to Arne Melby and moved to
Duluth. They lived in Duluth only
one year, returning to Oakes for a
short time. They then moved to
Lidgerwood, where they lived about
six years, when the husband was
taken i'll with typhoid fever, being
sick only few days and passed away
Nov. 3, 1897.
The mother, with four small chill
dren, came to Oakes the following
spring. She bought the lot and a
small house where the home now
stands. She was ever untiring in her
efforts to provide and care for her
family, which she raised greatly to
her credit. Later as the children
could help her they built the new
house, which gave them q good com.
Portable home
Mrs. Melby was Of a quiet but
sweet disposition, always enjoying
the success Of her children. Two Of
them have passed away. Olea Chris
tine June IA, 1911, and Peter, Nov.
Il, 1915.
Mrs. Melby is survived BY two sis
ters and two brothers. one sister,
Mrs. o. c. Berger, living . few miles
east Of the city and the other one.
also the brothers. living In Norway;
and two children. Ann9, who IL as-
sistant postmistress, and Arms, who
at present ID attending business col
lego in Fargo but holds the position
Of bookkeeper in the First Natioaal
Bank. ... ;..s..
Funsrsl ssry;ics, were held q ~,
Norwegian Lntheran church Wednes,
dat aftsrnooa, at $50 O'Clock. .Rsv.
tJ. H. Ltndaaad. Who Tor twepty years
has bsen her pastor, having charge.
Burial took pIace. In the Cakes ceme.
word. cannot ss,rses Ii &hs 1--we ,; and
sympathy that, i. 9xtcpdad = III -;
1svsd hsiiy - u sliife i;l /,
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-08-14
PULLED IN DROVE OF
PRIZES At STATE FAIRS

Malmberg Bros. are well pleased
with the showing made by their Po
land Chinas at the North Dakota
State Fair at Grand Forks and at the
Interstate Fair at Fargo. They had
II head of the 115 showing at the
state fair. the Poland Chinas show.
ing up stronger than any other breed,
At the state fair the local herd took
seven first prizes. the awards being
made on best exhibition Of all breeds,
aged sow, senior SOW, fat hogs, senior
boar, senior yearling and also cham
pion. It also took first prize on spring
pigs bred by Exhibitor, third prize on
senior yearling SOW, second and third
on senior SOW, third and fourth on
spring boars, fourth on spring SOW,
third on spring litter and third on
young herd, making 16 prizes in all
at state fair.
At the interstate fair held a week
later first prize was awarded on old
SOW, second on senior SOW, first, sec
ond and third on senior SOW, also first
ribbon In fat class; first on senior
yearling boar, first on senior pig,
third on spring boar, third on spring
pig, first on spring pigs bred by Con
stitution, second on old herd and sec
ond on young nerd
Martin Malmberg is an enthusiast
ON pure bred Poland Chinas. He
made expenses ON going to the two
fairs and Aas enough sales in sight
on his young stock at good prices to
make it pay. He boosted the Oakes
sales pavilion while at the state fairs
and has the promise Of some good
stock being brought here.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-08-14

MIRA. w. A. PannebAker" returned.
yesterday from Lisbon, where she
has been for . visit with her sister.
Mrs. %. =. vosburg:: -
y. Hammar, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
HANNAH Of this city, arrived home a
Tnesday from several months Of NIL
ioasy service IN Traace. He xss
Joined in ntnnsapolts by his sister,
Miss Mildred Hamspar. who. accoal.
4nisA him hams md VIII; ytst q. the
!, ,Ml3(Nn1af hons ~ . taW AayA,.sll lliss
! !nSiyn4 lar. It. .Qakes alsa oasDs
h6als. = -. kU beosAer .eeasr. J.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-08-14
EDITORS HAVE
LIVE CONVENTION
REAL OPTIMISM SHOWN Amono
MEMBERS OF PRESS GANG
Matters Discussed Of Much lntereee
to craft-oIekey County eoys
Get In on Extra

The 37th annual convention of the
North Dakota Press Association had
its business meeting at Mandan FRI
day and Saturday of last week. Tho
convention was largely attended and
much interest manifested. Editor
Goddard Of Glendale and Editors
Bast and Wright of Oakes were in
attendance from this county.
Bhe business sessions of the con-
vention were full of good things.
Good papers were read and discussed.
Economies the War Has Taught
U.s." by w. c. Taylor of LaMoure:
Talk on Advertising" by F. P. Mann
a general merchant Of Devils Lake
Who has made great success Of ad-
vertising; Advertising Your Own
Newspaper" by David DeHaven Of
Fargo; Newspaper Ideals and Eth
ics." by T. Leroy Evans of Halliday;
How to Beat the Labor Problem"
by A. c. Olson Of New Rockford.
The talks were an inspiration to
every newspaperman who was for
tunate in attending the convention.
While it is true that the cost of uv-
ing is high, the cost of labor is high,
and matters are coming up in state
legislation to worry and harass the
publishers of the state, everything
was viewed with spirit of optimism
that can not but help to surmount
any obstacles in the path Of the true
newspaperman. .,-.- ,.,--
Mandan did herself proud in the
way Of entertainment. She would like
to have more time to get in the good
things provided, but the boys only
took of such time as they could
spend from their business at hand A
two hours ride about the city showed
the government experiment station.
which is doing good work, the state
reform school. that is trying to make
our wayward Toys and girls better.
and the nne country club where tho
elite Of Mandan have their recrea-
tion. The ride about the city was
followed by a fine banquet at the
splendid Lewis & Clark hotel, where
program Of toasts was arranged
with Judge Hanley as .toastmaster.
The toasts reflected the. optimism
and good nature OF the North Dakota
publisher under trying circum-
stances. This was followed by dane
ing at the Country Club --r~s
The Dickey County publishers
spent part Of Saturday in Bismarck,
where they enjoyed four hours as the
guest of Editor Mann of the Bismarck
Tribune. An eight cylinder Oldsmo-
bile whisked us about the capital city
showing points Of interest. A short
visit to the capitol, a peek into the
Bank Of North Dakota, where direct
or General Cathro personally showed
the party around. stay at the peni-
tentiary of an hour or more where
Warden Mcdonald treated the party
to dinner and showed them about the
grounds, was treat that was very
much enjoyed.
Editor Goddard went on to Detroit.
Mimi, to spend short outing and
the Oakes scribes were met at James,
town by Mrs. Wright and family and
the party came home Sunday after
noon.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-08-14
Lunch and Flower Show

The Civic League is planning an
other Flower Show, to be held at the
old postofice building today, August
18th. The show of last year was 80
successful, and the interest SO great.
that 1t is developing into an annual
event. North Dakota is beautiful with
flowers In the summer time The
Wild flowers are wonderful and 1t
seems this year the native Wild rose
the state flower-has tried to do
its prettieBt. There are many beau
tiful flower gardens about the city
and such events as pulled OF today
will be an incentive to better things
with each year.
The ladies' will serve luncheon. and
icA, cream and cake during the after
noon and evening.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
st. Johns Lutheran

CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
st. Johns Lutheran
Divine English communion services
next Sunday afternoon att 2 o'clock.
Rev. n. Dierks. Pastor.
Swedish Lutheran
Services next Sunday at II a. m.
and 8 p. m. Sunday school at IL m.
All are welcome at our services.
~. Edor Larson, Pastor.
Norwegian Lutheran
Mission services by Rev. q. ]. Wet
tergreen IN Cakes, Sunday Aug 18th,
at II O'clock and in Clement at 3
o'clock. You are cordially invited.
~. q. Lindland, Pastor.
Presbyterian
Sunday morning the pastor will
preach on "The Thankful Man. -
Good music. In the evening there
will be a union service Of the Presby-
terians and Methodists at which Rev.
w, N. Grafton will preach. The ser
vice will be held in the park. Rev.
James Opie will have charge Of the
service. Good congregational singing
will be q feature oe the service. This
is the opportunity for you to come
and park your auto near the service
stand. Why mot have hundreds pres
ent7 The service viii be at eight
O'Clock. ~.
Saint Charles Catholic Church
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