Oakes Republican., December 02, 1898, Image 7

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The Reading Club Organized.
Particulars of the organization of
the reading circle were received at
the Republican office too late for
publicHliou ifi our last issue, and we
'iihf therefore give our readers the follow
-:.• ing in formation this week:
arid
TOTV^'
The circle or club is a branch of
the Parmalee Library association of
Chicago, organized by G. H. Swasey.
The library consists of 1000 volumes
in twenty sections, only one section of
fifty books beiug available to the
circle at any -ue time. It is retained
here for three mouths and then ex
changed for an other one.
There iire tweuty-eight members of
the circle, who are Dr. Boardman, E.
G. Baldwin, H. C. McCartney, C. J.
Fenton, E. J. W alton, E. P. Crocker,
T. W. Bush, W. J. Payne, Rev. Bish
op, E. A. Porter. Mrs. VV. W. Hutsin
piiler, Mrs. Mattie White, S. L. Har
ris, \V. D. Lynch, E. W. Bittman, E.
S. Bly. E. E. Mayhew, Chr. Petersen,
Miss Julia Faus, E. T. Howe, A, Mc
Donald, W. D. Bryan, C. D. Daniels,
Chr, Grorder, Miss Jennie Piper, John
H. Coulter. W. R. Bishop and Mrs.
E. B. Allen.
T. VV. Bush was selected as librari
an. and the books are at his office.
The society desires a few more mem
bers to take their certificates, which
cost $5, and are good for five years.
The privileges of the library and the
use ol the books is restricted to the
members of the circle. There is also
in connection with the library a
course of stud}-, simiiiar to the Chaut
aquan course. The library will be
open for the selection of books on
Mondays and Wednesdays after
ni. and on Saturdays alter 9 a. in., or
at any other time when thr librarian
is in the office.
To Our German Friends.
And all others who like sauer
kraut, we have just received a barrel
of the finest we ever had in stock.
BISHOP & WALTERS.
To The Ladies of Oakes.
Home-made miuce meat constantly
on hand at the Little Gem.
LANIGAN & DONOVAX.
Art Linens.
Doilies and centerpeices, drawn
work, needle and embroidery. From
50cents to $6. Miss SIPE.
To Exchange.
Good Cotswold buck to exchange.
Inquire of Charles S. Brown, Oakes.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given to the parties
who buried a body on my lotiu the
Oakes cemetery ou the west side of
the hill about xifty feet from the fence
sometime during last summer or fall
to remove the »ame at once or the
body will betaken up and buried in
the Pottersfield. J.LIBBY.
Western Apples.
From Washington, in bushel boxes,
at Bush's.
New York Apples.
That came direct from the state of
.New York. Northern Spy, Greenings,
Baldwins. Kings and Russets at
Bush's.
Boston Jiaked Beans at the bakery
every Friday.
New York Apple Cider.
Two barrels just received.
F.E. Ash.
St. Paul And Minneapolis.
Winter excursion to Twin Cities Decem
ber 9th and 10th by the Soo Line. Very
low round trip rates. Get information
from Soo Line agents.
All Aboard Ooing East on the Soo Line.
Trains leave Oakes at 4 a. in. daily except
Sunday. Tickeis on sale to Montreal, Can
.ada, from December 5th to Mist inclusive,
good to return for ninety days after sale,
,£40 for round trip.
GO HOflE,
To All principal Points in Ontario, Quebec, New
Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.
The-Von horn Pacific llailroad will soil
olcHiv. r.uit'.'i toivf rn .with'.''
from ili«
made for
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poinin in'«ilitut'io. Vf-.v i»ruii.-Vi'iCri
Nova Scotia, at .1') ior the round trip.
For ,'urthur particular:- caii on \V. J". l'a nc.
agulit (Jakes.
To California.
Attention is called to t,h" excellent s-rviee
of tiie Norlh-W(intern Line to ('alifomin
and the favorable rates which have been
"i
single and round trip tickets lori
this season's travel. Host, a'.-coiuoda:.ions 1
in lirst-clims or tourist Sleeping cars, which
run through every day in the year. Person
ally conducted tourir-t car parties every week
to' California and Oregon. Choice of a
large number of di flu re lit routes without
exira charge.
Particulars cheerfully given upon appli
cation to agents Chicago A". North-Western
Railway or connectni^lmes.
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O. &T. A.
ALL AROUND
JVIONANQO.
J. H.Newcomer Sundayed in town.
Wednesday was a fine day, just like spring
Miss Ella Wilson is in town for a few days.
The Ladies Aid quilted Wednesday after
noon.
Newton Davis of Belle Valley was in town
Saturday.
U. E. French returned today from a trip
to Ellendale.
Miss Leta Merrifield came home for
Thanksgiving.
The Thanksgiving ball was a pleasant af
fair in every way.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Falk entertained the
family of Geroge Wild.
Gertio Guygen boards at E. C. French's
home so as to attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dille entertained the
family of R. John*tonbaugh.
Mr. Griffin, our school teacher, went to
LaMoure for his Thanksgiving.
Wm. Bed well and family ate Thanksgiv
ing dinner at the home of D. B. Piper.
C. K. French served turkey at his home
entertaining D. Cortrite, wife and daughters.
Mrs. Dora Bennet was again subpeened
Tuesday as a witness on the case that is now
being tried in Ellendale.
The Cascarine Medicine Co. are at Hotel
Hagerty and will give entertainments every
evening for nearly two weeks.
Willie Cortrite and Earl Douglas, went
out to Merricourt for Thanksgiving, enjoy
inga fine spread of the good things of life.
A large crowd was In attendance at the
Medicine Co's entertainment Tuesday even
ing and were well pleased with the pro
gram.
We are not quite up to news for corre
spondence this week as we were happily sur
prised by the arrival of our oldest son whom
we had not seen before for more than two
years.
"Lours Rudou of Valley Township unfort
unately lost a ten dollar bill Saturday night
the wind having blown it out of his hand.
But he was fortunate, enough to find it Sun
day caught in some high weeds.
John Morow while in town Monday even
ing left his horse standing carelessly which
at once unproved the opportunity of dashing
around through town and continued its run
reaching home with a broken carriage.
1STotice to Subscribers.
In purchasing the Oakes
Republican plant I purch
ased the subscription list,
"and all sums due on said
list for subscription" at the
time I took possession the
first of August.
There are on the list
quite a number of subscrib
ers who have not paid any
subscription for two or three
years, and a few are as far
as six or seven years be
hind. Statements of these
accounts have been sent to
all these subscribers, and
another will be sent during
the month of December.
All these accounts not paid
by the. first of January, or
arrangements made for
their payment, will be put
into the hands of an attor
ney for collection.
After the first of January
next no paper will be sent
for more than one year
without a payment being
niacin, unloss
ran ..• me,:..!: in
tiier credit,
will nor
account: run
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but must
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I'mm three to
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years
tin past.
Very .Respectfully,
Ed.
A. Smith, Publisher,
Oakes Republican.
THE COUNTY.
LUDDEN.
The VanHorn school will have a Christ
mas tree.
R. M. Faus got in a car of salt the first of
t)ie week.
A. C. Foster has purchased the farm on
which he resides.
W. D. Huffman went to Sioux City with
a car of hog6 Monday.
C. H. Lane's family moved into the Ad
ams house Wednesday.
Rev. Yeouian prcached a Thanksgiving
sermon Sunday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Yeoman attended a social
at Guelph Tuesday evening.
G. C. Dorsey of Straubville spent Tues
day and Wednesday in town.
G. M. Taylor had his feet badly frosted
coining from Ellendale last week.
L. W. Crandall has been confined to the
house lately from au attack of asthma.
O. P. Emmons and G. S. Stewart took
turns at clerking im the absence of T. H.
Faus at Ellendale.
There was a meeting Friday evening to
make arrangements for a Christmas tree
and entertainment in town.
T. H. Faus reached home from Ellen
dale Tuesday. The remaining eight Lud
denites were retained on the jury.
Mrs. D. VV. Holbrook came down from
Oakes Thursday and took tha Great North
ern to join her husband at Ellendale.
The VanHorn School has been continued
a month, which speaks well for the progress
made under their teacher, Mrs. E. G.
Barnes.
Mrs. Crandall, mother of Mrs. Yeoman,
arrived from Sanborn, North Dakota, last
week, and will spend the winter with her
children here.
List of letters remaining in the Ludden
postoffice for the month endimg November
30,1898: Mr. G. Bchoston, Mr. C. A.
Jones, Mr. A. P. Peterson.
William Adams left with his car of goods
Monday evening. He was followed the
next day by his mother, the rail road time
making a stop in Oakes necessary.
H. E. Wedal and wife were j^irehasing a
house keeping supply in town Wednesday.
We did not learn any particulars about the
wedding, but wish the young people al) pos
sible happiness.
Bob Sleigh For Sale.
Chr. Goider.
Wedding Bells.
On Thanks-giving day, J. H. Jncob
80n of LaMoure and Miss Dora
Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. S. T|K)mpson, were married at the
home of the bride's parents in
Wright township.
On Wednesday, Andrew Olderness
of Oakes and Miss L^na Haagenson
of Clement were married in Oakes,
Rev. Moe officiating.
On Sunday, November 27th at the
German church in Albion township,
Herman Wedal of Port Emma and
Ms Minnie Hoermann of Albion
were married, Rev. Bode officiating.
On Thanksgiving day in Chicago,
C. C. Bowsfield of Chicago and Miss
Inez Pierson of Dickey county. Mr.
Bowsfield will be remembered as a
former newspaper man of Ellendale,
and his bride is one of the talented
school teachers of the county. They
will make their home in Chicago,
where Mr. Bowsfield has a good posi
tion on one of Chicago's big news
papers.
Pains in the chest when a person has a
cold indicate a tendency toward pneumonia.
A piece of flannel dampened with Cham
berlain's Pain Bairn and bound on to the
chest over the seat of pain will promptly
relievo the pain and prevent the threatened
attack of pneumonia. The same treatment
will cure a lame back in a few hours. Sold
at Harris' Drug Store.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy can always be depended upon
arid is pleasant and safe to take. Sold at
Harris' Drug Store.
Two Pointed Questions Answered.
WhfiS In I in U.I" «l ..tUr.ing il m-UiT ai'Ucle
(.il ui .i uur i-iiu-,pe iu iI' yu j. rl a
Ijett• pric nir il
Ans.—As liieiv is !iIVIJIVIIIV. in Ihu
prici- the pullie wnl liny only the belt.er, MI
thai, while Mir prulits may lie s:.:allrr mi a
sinuli* sale'they will be much i'eal,cT in t.ho
agiiivoiil.e.
I low can you get the public to know your
luUK'e is I he best?
II hoiii articles am brought prominently
before i.hc pnbli'- boi Ii am iMTlain to ln-l rii'it
iui'l I he public will very quickly pass j'.i'.i^'
lii'-nt, on them ami use only the better one.
This explains 1 he large, sale' o:i Chamber
lain's Ci/Ugh ileniedy. Tjie people have
been using it for years and have found hai,
il. can always be depende 1 ufjoii. Tlicy may
occasionally take up with sopie fashionable
novelty pui, forth with exaggerated claims,
but are certain to return to Undone remedy
that they know to be reliable, and for
coughs, colds and croup there is nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
For sale at Harris' Drug Store.
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If the mother or brother of "William
H. Crookham, who died suddenly at
Glendale, Oregon, September 29,1898,
will address Mrs. Fannie Roberts
Miller, at Glendale, Douglas county,
Oregon, they will hear all the details
of the young man's death. [North
Dakota papers please copy.]
Pig Taken Up.
A black and white pig about four
months old, weight about 130 pounds
came to my place about November 1,
1898. Owner can have same by pay
ing for this notice and the pig's keep.
James Curtis, Yorktown,
North Dakota.
Apple Cider.
The genuine article right from
Pennsylvania, forty ceuts per galloa.
S. L. Harris.
For Sale.
N. E. 28-131-58-Sargent county, North
Dakota, containing 177 acres. Make me an
offer. Cash or on time. Address Harry
Downes, 700-1 st Ave. South,Mplis., Minn.
Only Through Car Route.
The Soo Line will run a through car to
New York, Boston and St. John. This ser
vice will greatly facilitate European travel
and is the route to take for Christmas ex
cursions to Europe. For detailed informa
tion apply to Soo Line agent or W. R. Call
away. G. P. A. Minneapolis.
Home Seekers' Cheap Excursions.
On November 1 and 15, December
fiend 20, the North-Western Line
will sell home seekers' excursion tick
ets, with favorable time limits, to
numerous points in the West and
South at exceptionally low rates.
For tickets and full information apply
to sponts
R'j
Chicago & North-Western
A Pleasant Feature
Is the dining and cafe car service,
serving a la carte meals, attached to
Past Trains running from Minnea
polis and St. Paul to Milwaukee,
Chicago and Eastern and Southern
Points, via WISCONSIN CENTRAL
lines. Your nearest ticket agent can
tell you about other pleasant features
on the Wisconsin Central.
Jas. C. Pond, Gen. Pass, Agt.,
tf Milwaukee, Wis.
Land Office at Fargo, N. D,, November
7th la98. Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before W. Connor, Clerk of the
District Court, Dickey County, State of
North Dakota, at Ellendale, N. D.. on
December 30, 1898, viz: Augustus Smith
under his T. C. Entry No. (5320, jfor the S.
W. of section 23, Township 129, N of
Range 59 W. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz:
William Roe, Evert Roe, Samuel Case and
Oscar Vivart all of Ludden. Dickey county,
North Dakota.
Chas. N. Valentine, Register.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
SOUTHERN HOMESEEKERS' GUIDE.
New 1898 Edition, Entirely Rewritten and
Giving Facts and Conditions Brought
Down to Date.
This new 264-page illustrated pamphlet
contains a large number of letters from
northern farmers now prosperously located
on the line of the Illinois Central Railroad
in the states of Kentucky. Tennessee, Mis
sissippi and Louisiana: also a detailed write
up of the cities, towns and country on and
adjacent to that lino. The home seekers or
those in search of a farm this pamphlet will
furnish reliable information concerning the
most accessible and prosperous portion of
the south. Free copies can be had by ap
plying to J. F. Merry, A. G. P. A., Illinois
Central R. R., Dubuque, Iowa.
TAKE NOTICE.
FARMERS OR DEALERS
Whom has any
Butter,
Eggs and
Poultry.
Of any kind for sale would do well to drop
a few lines to me, stating the quantity
and the kind of goods you have for
sale, and get instructions as to
how to ship and how to get
your money cash from the
express agent at the ship
ping point on the fame
day the shipment is
made.
TONY I'. CESARE
SiMid Montana.
To
ST. PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
I3ULUTH
AND POINTS
EAST
St.
SOUTH
To
BUTTE
HELENA
SPOKANE
SEATTLE
TACOWIA
PORTLAND
CALIFORNIA
JAPAN
CHINA
ALASKA
KLONDIKE
W. J. PAYNK. Agt. I Chas. S. Fee, G. P. A.
Oakes N I
ST- PAUI" MINM-
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8. W. TEAL,
VETERINARY SURGEEON AND DENJIST
Oakes, North Dakota.
OAKES FLOUR & FEED CO.
CUSTOM GRINDING AND WOOD*
SAWING
'fet S. G. CADY,
ATTORNEY
-AT-LAW.
Collections, Land Office Practice &c.
OFFICE OVER BA11BEK SHOP
H. P. HOAKDMAN,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Office in Concrete Block.
OAKES, N. D.
CHR. PETERSON,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
A. full Line of Tobaccos constantly
On Hand.
UNION STREET, OAKKS.N.D,
IS
THE
DIRECT
ROUTE TO
AND
POINTS EAST
5
CHEAP FARM LANDS
Located on tVie Illinois Central R. R. in
Southern Illinois and also located on the
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley R. R. in the fa
mous Yazoo Valley of Mississippi—specially
adapted totthe raising of corn and hogs.
Soil richedt in the world. Write for pamph
lets and maps. E. P. Skene, Land Com
missioner, Illinois Central R. R. Co., Perk
Row, Rootn 312, Chicago, III.
STATE
OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY
of Dickey. In District Court. Fourth
Judicial District.
Rolland E. Barney, Plaintiff,vs. Eva J.
Barney, Defendant.
The State of North Dakota to the above
named defendant, Eva J. Borney. You are
hereby
summoned to answer the complaint
in this action which has been filed in the
office of the clerk of the District Court in
and for the County of Dickey in the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of North Dako
ta and to serve a copy of your said answer
on the subscriber within thirty days after
the service of this summons upon you ex
clusive of the day of such service, and in
case of your failure to appear and' answer
as herein required, the plantifE in this action
will take judgement against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated October 31st A. D. 1898.
E. E. CASSELS,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Ellendale, N. D.
CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN CO Y.
TIME TABLE.
OAKES
Departure of trains going south.
Passenger, No. 6 (Ex Sunday) 6:30 a.m
For Huron, Pierre, Yankton, Sioux City
and Chicago.
Freight train, (Ex. Sunday) 5:1.5 a. m.
Arrival of trains from south.
Passenger, No. 5 (Ex. Sunday) 10:35 p.m.
Sleeping ears between Hawarden and Chi
cago.
No. 6 connects at Redfield with trains for
Gettysburg aud Watertown, and at Huron
for _Jierre, Tracy, Minneapolis, Winona aud
Chicago.
Freight train (Ex. Sunday) 5:45 p. m.
For further information inquire of
W. B. KNISKERN, H. C. GARVIN,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Gen'l Agt.,
Chicago. Winona.
\V. J. 1'AYS!•:, Agent, Oakes.
ARAGACJULFXGUNJEA-FLI
VESTIEULEO TRAINS—DiNHiNG CARS.
TIME CARD-OAK.ES.
SOUTH BOUND
Mixed tram, N. 122, Mondays, Wed-:
nosdays and Fridays
NORTH BOUND
Mixed train, No, 121, Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays,
Arrives at.Iamcstowii 6.40 pm
and connects with through trains
CMS!
md west-
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WHOLE8ALE & RETAIL DALER8 IN .,7
FLOUR & FEED.
CANADIAN
PROVINCES,
NEW ENCLAND,
NEW YORK,
Solid Vestibuled Train to Montreal,
Only Through Sleeper to Boston.
IS
THE
ONLY
LINE
OFFERING
OThI
Klondyke
W. R. CALLAWAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Minneapolis, Minn.
A I E
1.30 pm
2.30
PULLMAN FIRST CLASS A|\D
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
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