The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-07-10
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Frank Boyle is spending this week
at the 1.ohmeier farm near Fullerton.
II. a. Varland has. leased the Sack
rider residence. vacated BY L. b.
l'riggle. who moves to Hazelton.
John Morgan and R. H. McCann
left Tuesday for New Rockford ON
business matters.
Five room house, modern except
heat. Will sell mostly on payments.
A. G.. Ramharter
Mrs. c. H. Kortner and daughter
Frances returned to ST. Cloud. Mimi.
after making an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Movius re.
turned Wednesday from Lidgerwood.
where they have been getting their
household good ready to move.
Mrs. Martha Bergenthal came from
Volga. s. d., to spend the Fourth with
her son, s. Bergenthal and family.
and is making an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Quincer with
Clarence and Mabel, of Groton. S. D..
spent the third and fourth In this
city visiting with friends.
Miss Henny Gronbeck. accompan-
led by Mrs. Louise Cleveland, Myrtle
and Luella Cleveland and EVELYN
kahl, motored to Lisbon Saturday for
the rest Of the celebration.
\ Am leaving town. Have large re-
frigerator. sectional book case, buf.
fet. karpen leather rocker. library
table. ETC.. for sale. Call at residence
this week. One block north of Pege
Garage. A. l.. Riesberg. 271
Harold Bartlett, who ran the Dick
ey County Garage, left Wednesday
for Waukon. Iowa. where he expects
to reside, Mrs. Bartlett and the
children started some time ago in or
der to visit at different places ON the
way. -...
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Nichols and son.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. R. T,
Hannah. started for Lake Itasca Sun
day morning, where they expect to
camp with the Fentons for awhile.
The Hannahs had been here the
week on visit. 1.
w. D. Lynch and family from La
Moure and DR.. Walter Christensen
and family from Lidgerwood were
Fourth of July guests at DIR. Edgar
Christensen's. The Misses Dorothy
and Mildred Christensen of Lideer.
wood were visitors the whole week.
A. L. -Riesberg, who has been man
ager of the -four mill for the past
year, expects to leave Tuesday with
his family for Fergus Falls, where
: they lived before coming here. Her
man Newmeiser, from Casselton. will
take Mr. Riesbergs' place at the mill.
A. ]. Ramharter left Monday for a
few weeks fishing and recreation at
lakes In Minnesota. He went to Eden
Valley for a starter and was to 20
from there to Clitheral, where we ex-
pect Elmer Weston is just laying to
see AL cast. AL. is some caster too.
Harold Vinkle and his mother Mrs.
M. y. Gale, started to Lake Clitheral
Wednesday morning in the Ford.
Art Hanson and Lillian Christensen
went with them as far as Fergus
Falls to see what the cyclone left.
They returned Wednesday afternoon
on the train.
M. Malmberg of Oakes and F.. e.
Cole and Geo. Bloomer left Friday
for points in South Dakota and
Minnesota to look up some more hogs
Of the Poland China type. They were
enroute by car and had reached Fer
gus Falls by Wednesday, expecting
to arrive home last night.
The c. c. Talbot, r. f. Griffin and
Andrew Christensen families Of Elm
township were noticed among the Wis
i it0rs at Oakes on our national hOli-
day. And not a bit of sympathy did
they offer either on the result Of the
ball game. Dang it! If they didn't
even favor Glendale.
VIM. Zimmerman has moved q
building onto his lot just north Of the
500 Hotel to serve as a Temporary
residence until he can build next fall.
The building is fully equipped with
! electric lights and sewer, while the
sidewalk from the corner up to his
I lot makes an excellent driveway for
the Ford.
Robert Summons Passes
| Minor Teller: r. w. Summons
passed away at his home In this city
Tuesday night. July LIST. after a long
illness Of tuberculosis of the lungs
The remains were taken to Oakes
Wednesday evening. where interment
was made this afternoon.
The deceased was the local agent
Of the North American Creamery
Company of Oakes until about the
middle Of February, when his condi-
ton became much worse. Since that
time he has been confined to his bed
and has waited for the end to come.
A wife and four small children are
left to mourn the death of the depart
ed, also a brother and sister living at
Warsaw, Kansas.
Swedish Lutheran