Oakes Republican., September 02, 1898, Image 8

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The Salvation Army.
In connection with the Harvest
Thanksgiving Festival of the Salva
tion Army, the local Corps is making
determined efforts to raise the sum
of $45.00 towards the support of their
social work amoug the poorest, as
well as well as the payment of vari
ous indebtedness. Friends aud sym
pathizers who are desirous of assist
ing n8ed not uecessaily contribute iu
cash, bul may give their donation in
any article of merchandise, home
made goods, or products of field or
garden, live stock, from a chicken up
to a cow not being excluded. Con
sidering the acknowledged amount
of good they have done to the com
munity and the country, there should
be no difficulty for these devoted
workers to raise the above amount.
COM.
Excursion to Boston.
The Nickle P'ate Road will sell excursion
tickets from Chicago to Boston and return
for trains of September 1.5th, 17th and 18th,
inclusive, rate of $19.00 for the round trip.
Tickets will be valid returning until Sep
tember 30th, inclusive. On account of
heavy travel at this particular time, those
desiring sleeping car accomodations should
apply early to J. Y. Callahan. General
Agent, 111 Adams St., Chicago.
More than twenty million free sam
ples of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
have been distributed by the manu
facturers. What better proof of their
confidence iu it's merits do you want
It cures piles, burns, scalds, sores,
in the shortest sp:ice ol time. S. L.
Harris.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
"Dr. Fenners Dyspepsia Cure" as
the muiio implies, is simpiv for dys
peit! or indigestion ami should be
superior to the general run of prep
err.iiors or peremptions because it is
prepared by a physician, of many
years :-tudy ami experience, whose
writings on medical questions are ae
ce,.-u-:ii as authorities. If cot satis
fies after using one bottle. S. L. Har
ris wiii refund.your money
Om Minute Cough Cure surprises
people by its quick earns and child
ren may take in in large quantities
without, the leasl. danger. It, has won
fo itself the best reputation i." any
preparation used to-day for colds,!
croup, tickling in the throat-'or obsti
nate coughs. S. L, Karris.
The Soo Line State I !r Kale.
Ecund trip tickets will hp on saie
at the Soo station in Cakes from
September 3 to .10, good to re! urn un
tU September 12, to the Minnesota
state fair and return for §8.60.
You invite disappointment.* when
you experiment De,Win's Lit
Lailj.- lasers are- pleasant, easv.
through Jittlo pills. They cure -on
slipntkm ami sick headache just as
sure as you take them. S. L. Harris,
Easier
or Fairy Lilfies.
_A iy one sending' their address to
Mr-. F. 2i. V\ ,-oiicr. Saginaw, Michi
f.'«a. v.'ill iver-ivo two or three fine
heir-.
.,f
D'.'W itt's
these beautiful iil-
la-s. .diW.mul-t t.'caler iu
FJo:',(ia. .-onve, inns takes this
way j,i iijtrodnciiig h- goods.
V\
itch Haz il Saive has
th(i iargest sale of a:v Salvo iu {.he
wono.. his fact aud its merit has
led (iish(jii(st people to attempt, to
counterfeit it. Look out for the man
who attempts to deceive you when
von call for DeW it t's Witch Hazel
Saive ttic great pile cure. S L.
Harris.
Considerable interest i,-, being man
ifested in the military trouble that
is developing between General Miies
and Secretary Alger. The chances
are that ft will not be much of a
scrap Miles is so broad and Alger so
narrow that they can hardly have
enough in common to even fight over.
file latt-ct from Col. Crigsby is to
the effect that his entire command is
to be mustered out of the service at
once. The report says .it Montauk
Point, near New York, but, it is
probable they will be mobilized at
Sioux Falls and mustered out there.
DENTRISTRY.
The Cannon Dental Co.
Will be Represented at
O A E S
-nt
September 10th Inclusive.
Royal make* the lood pare,
wholesome and delicious.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
For Sale.
Kegistered Short Horn Bull.
Three years old.
E. R. KENNEDY.
Ludden.
Meeting Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. 0.
0. F., liiiston, Mass., September
ltt—24, inclusive.
For this occasion the Nickle Plate Road
will sell tickets at rate of one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale September 16th
to 18, inclusive, good returning until Sep
tember 30th, inclusive. For particulars,
address J. Y. Callahan, General Agent, 111
Adams St., Chicago.
A stubborn cough or tickling in
the throat yields to One Minute Cure.
Harmless in effect, touches the right
spot, reliable aud just what is want
ed. It acts at once. S. L. Harris.
Liver Complaint ami Kerrousncss
Cum!.
Xo complaints ave more common
than (he above you are dull and
muggy, your bowels move irregular
ly and you have a clumsy feeling
about the iiver. as this condition de
veleps you are apt. to grow despond
ent. Try a bottle of Dr. Fanner's
Bioud and Liver Kemedy and nerve
Tonic. It will brighten I he spirits
aud give exceptional v:::or to the
body. S. L. Harris of Oakes guar
antees the iirst bottle to give satis
faction.
Truth wears well. People have
learned that DeWirt's Little Early
Risers are- reiiabie little pills for leg
ulating the bowels, curing censtipa
tioii aud sick headache. They don't
gripe. S. L. Harris,
A I'leasaat Feature
j. Is the dining and cafe car service,
I serving a la carte meals, attached to
Fast Trains miming from Minnea
polis and St. I to Milwaukee,
Chicago aud Ea-iern and Southern
Point-j, via WISCONSIN CENTRAL
lines. our tie..rest: ticket agent can
vet! yon about., other pleasant features
on Wisconsin Ceatral.
Jas. C. Pond, Cen. Pass, Ag .,
Milwaukee, is.
When you call tor Da Witt's 'Witch
Haze: Saive the great, pile cure, d.m'f
accept, anything else. Don't be talk
ed into accepting substitute, fov
piles, lor sores, i'or burns. S. L.
Harris.
Kii'ney. liiiisUlcr or Urinary Troubles.
Any o! the above complaints, bed
wetting by children, t,o frequent- or
or scanty urine, (a complaint often
found in old men) can be cured by
Dr. Kenners .Kidney and Backache
cure. Testimonials are disregarded
many people doubting the honesty7 or
sincerity of them: we therefore avoid
giving any here but will furnish them
on application to S. L, Harris, who
will refund your money if not satis
fied after using one bottle.
For broken surfaces, sores, insect
bites, burnv, skin diseases and espec
ially piles there is one reliable reme
dy, DeWbt's Witch Hazel Salve,
When you call for DeWitt's don't
accept counterfeits or frauds. You
will not be disapointed with De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. S. L.
Harris.
Nickle Plate Excursion to Boston.
Tickets on sale for trains leaving Chicago
September 10th to 18th, inclusive, at the
rate of $19.00 for the round trip, and good
returning until September 30th. Also cheap
rates to all points east. Vestibuled sleeping
cars to Boston, and solid trains to New York
Rates lower than on other lines. For fur
ther information call on or address J. Y.
Callahan, General Agent, 111 Adams St.,
Chicago.
Wanted!
2000 Railroad laborers
For Mann, Foley Bros. & Larson, at
Brooklyn, British Columbia. For their
contract on the Boundary Crock Division of
the Canadian Pacific liailtvay. Earth and
rock work, tunneling, timber and tic mak
ing. Low Kates, one year's work. Wages
$2.01) per day. For information apply to H.
A. Sparrow, Agent, Hankinson, North Da
kota, or Richards & Birch, Minneapolis,
Minn.
LUDDEN.
The Port Emma elevator'is boing sided.
Henry Ruscoc of Ellendale was iu town
Sunday.
C. C. Hayes of Hecla was in town Mon
day morning.
The work of taking down the Riverduie
elevator was finished last week.
A. L. Beggs was at his farm Saturday
while his grain was being threshed.
It is said that the Northwestern intends
putting on the freight train again soon.
Mr. Mrs. James Lacey of Ellendale were
guests at the home of T. H. Faus Sunday,
Mrs. Elizabeth Herring was the guest of
Mrs. Cady a few days the first of the week.
Mrs. E. R. Kennedy begins a term of
school in the Tieeville district next Monday.
Mrs. Chet Batsman is visiting her mother
and sister in Dulutli before leaving for Ore
gon.
Salesman Lawrence and three other
knightsof the grip took orders in townTues
day.
G. S. Stewart has been putting a coat of
oil on the lower floor of the school house in
town.
C. S. Brown aud Albert Wedal shipped
the first car of wheat from this placc last
week.
S. L. Kemmerer of Independence, Iowa,
arrived Tuesday night to look after farming
interests.
Dr. Boavrimaii was called Saturday to see
the sick baby of section form
an Andrews at
Iliverdale.
Mrs. Charles Clark and Mrs Coveil went
up Wednesday to spend a few days visiting
friends hi Oakes.
Charles Khat-tuck and son of Heel a met
the Great Northern Tuesday at Rivcrdnlo
to take houic i.i:'s. iJoumly and the reniaits
of her infant, who died a few day. since at
Lidgonvood.
]£. V. Bodie and an assistant spout Uon
day aud Tuesday nights in town having
been putting th-j cast, line i'.i baler shape
and making tfe.opl.ouo connections with the
Port Emma elevator.
•Mrs. A. .Be»uelt and Mrs. F. II. Smith
having birthdays iienr K'tcutner, united in
giving- a party at the homo of the hitter's
daughter, Mrs. Faus, last week. Sonic very
pretty and pleasant reminders of the day
were received.
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.
w.
E. HICKS.
School ottk-virs provided \vn a list
of teachers may eorivoi. the same
from the mimes given herein. These
received curlijicates '.ho recent ex
ain:mil ions. Firs! grade, valid for
three year*, C. M. Young, Poriknd,
N. D. Second grade, v.-i lid, Cor {\vc
years, .Jessie ,i. Parker, Edyth Buck
ingham. Est her Bristol. Ti:y Godfrey,
P. Gibbons, EKztibeth Crowe.
hird grade, valid lor one vear un
less holder hae- laugh. i-ore thun 15
nion'.hs on a third grade, Mrs. E. G.
Sweeney, A It a Bristol. .\i:iy Stoip,
Annie M.Clark, Nellie Snyder, Delia
\euuom, Clara' Peterson, Andrew
Pili 1- Otherap|)lioants made stand
ings for assistance at the next exam
ination, Oct. 28th.
ALL AROUND THE COUNTY,
RUN!
nra
SAVE MORE
WHALFon
,ihecost of
Ctjrlrid^ies
j32-c«!lbro cartridge for Martin, Model
tHWZ, coHt only S5.00
A
thoiiH/ind.
.l^-cnlihro c«rtridm*M for any other repeater
made, coiit ^12$ OO a thoiinand.
You can save tho entire cost of yourMnrlin
on the llrnt two thoiiKund cartridges. WUY this
,1s
HO
Is fully explained in the Marlin Hand
I Hook forHhootcrft, It niso tfllHjiow to eare for
firearms and how to use thein. How to load
cartridges with he ditt'eront kinds of black and
CKiriokcicsH powflerM. It tflves trujectrrles, ve
Clocitle.s, penetrations und HM) other pointn of
interest to K[Hirtsinen. 198 pages. Jj'ree, it' you
will send stamps for postage to
THE MAKLIN FIRE-ARMS CO., 17ew Haven,Ct.
SentlWc. for sample tube of Marlin Ruxt-Repclhir.
MONANGO.
Miss Allie DeGrtvlf of Ellendale is a t?uest
at W. A. Caldwell's.
The life of Miss Frances Willard was can
vassed here last week.
Threshing machines arc seen and heard in
nearly every direction.
Mrs. Edmonds and children of Aberdeen
returned home last Friday.
Several grown people were on the sick list
last week who are now convalescing.
Little Merl Bedwell is quite sick. Dr.
Walker of Ellendale is in attendance.
The lawn fete was a success. Old and
young enjoyed the out door amusements.
George Wild the cheese maker has sur
passed himself this season in the quality of
his manufacture.
D. B. McDonald who has spent the sum
mer in North Dakota starts for his home in
California to day.
Miss Jennie Ellis of Wlutestone is visiting
for several days with the Misses Florence
and Marion Cortrite.
The Misses Mayme Tavlor and Mabel
Newton are spending a few days in town as
guests of Miss Emma Wild.
Mrs. Mick of Edgeley intends bringing in
the iinest line of millinery in about three
weeks that has ever been shown here.
A wagon load of telephone wire went to
Merrieourt Saturday. We are not advised
as to where it will be connected from that
point.
Rev. Mitchell will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday. He has won a warm
place in the hearts of many of his congrc
gatiou who are sorry to lose him. (i
Mr. and iu-s. J. G. ITyde of Merricourt
brought se\eral pounds of
butter
to town
Monday which was eagerly bought as there
has been a few days of good butter famine.
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday with Mrs.
'. Corlvitr. They have been very busy
during the hot, weather ill making sun bon
nets all complete and ready to wear for 25
cents.
Last Saturday the post office fixtures were
moved into the new store building 011 Main
street, owned by D. -T. McDonald, and very
nearly completed ready for occupancy.
The family will live upstairs.
Harvey Clulson let his farm for a year
and moved his family into town and after a
summer's vacation ho is only too glad to re
turn to his home again. He has rented a
herd of cows from .T. T. Scott* and try sell
ing milk at the factory the next season.
'Little Harry Orlin Larson about sixteen
months old, died Saturday night after an
illness of nearly two weeks. Cholera in
la^itum was the cause. Spasins ensued and
,t"inuod until a short ti'iue before its
death when it gently t'nl asleep never to
awake. The remains, accompanied by the
bereaved pareuts, left over the Milwaukee
Monday afternoon for Brooten, Minn.,
where friends of'Mr. and Mrs. Larson live
and some of their relatives are buried.
National Eiicanijnneui Xms ol" Veterans,
U, S. A. Oiitnhfl, Sej)t. 12-1(5, 1898.
For this occasion, all agents of the North
western Line will sell round-trip tickets to
Omaha, September 10-11,1
a
reduced rates,
good until September 21. Apply to agents
for full particulars.
To JWiimciiolis and Return,
The Soo Line announces a rate of
§8.60 to Minneapolis aud return dur
ing ths Minnesota State Fair.
Tickets will be on sale Sept.to 10,
good to return until Sept. 12.
T. F. MARSHALL,
H.
Prest.
C.
MCCARTNEY,
Cashier.
Bank of Oakes.
CAPITAL $10,000.
Transacts a OAK'PQ
*aiJ general Banking
/Jusiness.
Interest Paid on
Time Deposits.
To
ST. PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH
AND POINTS
EAST
fit
SOUTH
To
BUTTE
HELENA
SPOKANE
SEATTLE
TACOMA
PORTLAND
CALIFORNIA
(JAPAN
W,
J. PAYNE,
CHINA
ALASKA
KLONDIKE
Agt. 111 Chas, S. Fee, G. P. A.
Oakes N D'
ST- PADL.
MINK.
S. W. TEAL,
VETERINARY SURGEEON AND DENTIST.
Oakes, North Dakota.
OAKES FLOUR & FEED CO.
WHOLE8ALE & RETAIL DALERS IN
FLOUR & FEED.
CUSTOM GRINDING AND WOOD
SAWING-
M.N. CHAtVIJilCRLIN,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Agency for Real Estate and Loansr
INSURANCE WRITTEN,
Office at Residence, 2nd Street No.
S. G. CADY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Collections, Land Office Practice &c».
OFFICE OVER BARBER SHOP
H. P. BOARDJIAN,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Oflice in Concrete Block.
O A S N D.
CHIt. I'KXEKSON.
Manufacturer ami Dealer in
A. full Line of Tobaccos constantly"
On Hand.
UNION STIIKET, OAKES, N. D.
LeCILARE'S
LIVERY
The Ward,
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FEED & SALE STABLE.,
©sEces, ^1. D.
Aberdeen, S. D.
European Plan.
Strictly 0!ass in Every Particular,
liuonis Cents pur Day und
U|'wari. Meal Served at
WARDS RESTAURANT
Oakes Baifroad
Directory-.
CHICAGO KOillii WESTERN CO Y.
TI&113 TAbLE.
OAKES
Departure of trains gokiy south.
Passenger, No. (Ex Sunday) 5:45 a.m,
For Huron, Pierre, Yankton, Sioux City
and Chk-nKO.
Arrival of trains from south.
Passenger, No. 5 (Ew Sunday) 11:45 p.m.
Sleepinjj'cars hot,ween Kawarden and Chi
cago.
No. 0 connects at Recuiekl with trainf for
Gettysburg and v! own, and at Huron
for _Jierre, Tracy, Minneapolis, Winonaaud
Chicago.
For further information inquire of
W. E. KEISKERX, H. C. GARVIN,'
Gen. Pass. Agt., Gen'l Age.,
Chicago. Winona,
W. «T. PAYNE, Agent, Oakes.
Established in 1886.
incorporated in 1891.
North Dakota.
VESTIBULED TRAINS-DINNING CARS.
TIME CARD-OAKES.
SOUTH BOUND
Mixed train, No. 122, Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays
NORTH BOUND
Mixed train, No, 121, Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays,
Arrives at Jamestown 6.40 pm
and connects with through trains
east and west-
ARRIVC.
1.00 pm
DEPART
PULLMAN FIRST CLASS AND
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
2.05 pm