The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-08-14

visiting her aunt, Mrs. Doyen Of this
city, accompanied Miss Higgins far
as Chicago on her return to Boston.
James Craig returned yesterday
from overseas.
s. A. Reko is building a private ga.
rage on his residence lots.
Mrs. T. H. Ferber entertained a
party Of young people Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Grace Aasen arrived home
Friday after a ten days visit at the
A. Christensen farm
M. B. Hoar went to Valley City
yesterday afternoon to take an elec.
trical examination.
Miss Lorraine Bronson left Friday
for Sheldon for a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Leverty and daughter
Agnes went to Aberdeen yesterday
on business, returning today.
Rev. ]. Opie and wife returned yes-
terday afternoon from Fargo where
they have been for several days.
w. ]. Doel and wife and daughter
returned last week from a visit at
Langdon and other points north.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Ankeny went to
Aberdeen yesterday, to have Mrs. An
keny treated by DR.. Whiteside- for
enema.
Miss Mary Malander of DesMoines,
Iowa, and Fred Malander of South
Dakota are visiting with their broth
er. c. A. Malander and family.
Bids are asked for building the new
Presbyterian church, as well as heat.
ing and plumbing, the bids to be
opened on August 22nd. See notice
on page seven Of this issue.
Mrs. Herbert Reynolds and two
children Of Lawrence, Kansas, and
Mrs. Harold Pekin of New York ar
rived yesterday afternoon for visit
with Mrs. o. E. Elmer, Mrs. Jessie
Hamill and Mrs. Robt Mitchell.
Randolph Cleveland is now operat.
or and advertising manager for the
Rex Theatre at LaMoure, owned by
e. Christensen and E. A. Moe of this
city. -. Ward Stanley has taken Ran
dolph Cleveland's place at the ma
chine here.
The Times made an error last week
in the advertisement of the North
American Creamery Company. This
was due to taking the matter over
the phone and mistaking the word
.''old" for "whole." The ad. reads all
right this week-"whole milk"
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Maercklein, &C.
companied home from Milwaukee by
w. c. Ruempel, arrived home Satur.
day. They took A. F. Klein to the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital
in Chicago, where he had an opera
tion for his eyes. and the report is
now that he is getting along nicely.
Private Eddie P. Larson, brother
of Mrs. ]. Edor Larson, returned last
Monday from Coblenz, Germany.
where he has been serving in the
Army Of Occupation. He has seen
fourteen months Of service in Eu-
rope, with the Fourth division.
Peter Jensen arrived home Monday
from Aberdeen, Wash, where he has
been since the beginning Of the year
with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Oakes.
Peter is glad to be back home. again.
He always has a warm spot in bis
heart for the place he lived so long;
the place he reared his family.
Private Anton Friberg arrived
home Monday from overseas. accom-.
panied by Eddie p Larson, who
comes here on a visit to his sister.
Anton has lately been at Coblenz,
Germany, with the Army Of Occupa-
tion, a member Of the Fourth divis-
ion. He formerly worked here for e.
]. Olson Of Bear Greek.
Work on the Community Hall is 60
ing forward. Excavation Of the base
ment has been finished and Ole Har-
ris has started work for the founda-
ton. The executive committee en-
powered to carry on the work consist
Of A. L. Sutmar. c. e Knox, ]. ii. OF.
son, Ole Harris and G. A. Malander.
c. 8. Lowell Of Kaneville, nl., was
a PLEASANT caller at The Times Of
flce this morning. He is here looking
after his ranches at Ludden, Hecla.
Mobridge and Lehr. having visited
the other places before coming here.
Charley is buying lots of srasing land
this year, he tells US, and has also
added another quarter to the home