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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1894
Page
2
A historical advertisement claims a permanent cure to Hood Sarsaparne from intense suffering. Physicians or remedy sellers promise quick relief, asserting miraculous results and life changing improvement for desperate patients.
Oakes Republication June 2 1994 prints multiple notices for Dickey County including candidates for County Superintendent of Schools Fannie Halferty John Kelley CG A Kent and C A Nichols. Also reports LaMoure county Republican organization forming leagues and Leader newspaper Volume Thirteen remark.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a county superintendent election, mentioning attendance, enthusiasm, and an event recently held. The readable parts imply concern over holding a meeting or convention and the difficulty of advancing a superintendent candidate, with no clear names, dates, or places.
A jumble of public notices and political commentary references Ellendale conventions and a Republican movement. It notes Dr. Bartlet denying GOP influence, support for Professor Eaton to head county schools, and mentions Morton’s article in the North American Review. Local farming updates and social visits appear amid the scattered items.
Resignations shake schools as Cy Hunt to lead Oklahoma Kiowa program replacing McCormack. May 25 news notes Colgate’s death from paralysis. Royal wedding in Belgium contrasts with a Chicago resort manager shot in a quarrel. U S Supreme Court backs railroad property tax, while Wisconsin stone and timber act heats land settlements. Iceberg-laden Atlantic voyage and Oxford honor for Captain Mahan frame a busy period. Cargo totals and emigrant talks mark Chicago to westbound rail movement. imperial cabinet resignations and St. Petersburg list of aristocratic Nihilists surface. wood plant moves to Marshfield. Emma Joch's plea to Wollman set for June 26. a Dab kosh child remains missing.
Denver residents report social visits, church events, and school activities. Charles Covert, J. Yeiser, and Mrs. Hembling attend court in Ellendale. Fanny Helferty campaigns for the June election. Rev. Winkes and others preach and host gatherings. A store room addition is planned for T. H. Fang. A. W. Crow ships a bald eagle to Ellendale. teachers attend the Forman Institute with Colburn and Case leading lectures.
Sunday visits mark social week as Miss Maud Trobridge visits Miss Maud Thatcher. Local farmers advance field enclosure 190 acres for pasture with wind mill water and salt supply. Dance party at Mr and Mrs H Bingham’s features ice cream and cake. Potatoes planted on several farms. Notes on local diagnoses and Hood’s Sarsaparilla promotion tied to seeding and gopher control. Mr Washner and Mr Conover children improving. George Conover moves family to live with him in Guelph. H T Armstrong returns from Red River country.
Glover reports fine crops and active social and farm life. Visitors include Gilbert Swanson, D A Olson and family, Ed L Iverson visiting Miami, Nels Tolifson helping with farm work, Mamie Brown visiting Alice, John Helgenson in Oakes, and Rev Grogh and family passing through Harlem. A new bridge is under construction on Bare Creek and a trotting race between John Curry and John Rossman occurred.
Walt Crow of Lidden and Ted Vandino from the reservation visited the area Monday. Alderman Gillies of Brookland called on town business. A L Morris aided Elmer Soule with cornet for the Woodman's Ball. The entire community paused Friday for the Cogswell festivities. J W Stray suffered a fatal misfortune to a good work horse on Tuesday. Jilt Bush helped the Harlemites against Oakes City in baseball. Henry Shoullo’s son, previously seriously ill, is now improving. Jes Cooper resumes duty after a Formapy institute week. Little Addie Mulley, four, injured her leg while playing among old machinery. Dr Patterson treated her promptly.
Community items report Mrs E Fogle recovering from injuries after a fall and illness. T J Jones canvassing for a book. Local families celebrate births, and farmers note poor pig crops, wandering sheep, and shifting herd plans. Seeding and haying advance slowly as winds ease and fields recover. Crossing at Kent’s reopens for a fee. Neighborly visits and land changes noted along with wool quality and sheep shearing beginning.
A collage of testimonials and product pitches from 1891 ads. Claims praise for Hlee thie Bitters, Electric Bitters, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and Barb Wine Liniment. Mentions S.L. Harris Drug, the Minnekahta booklet on Hot Springs waters, and Northwest Railway excursion notices. Includes multiple named locales and individuals used to endorse tonics, salves, and laxatives.
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