Oakes Republic Broadside Reports Seed Wheat Purchase and Local News
The Oakes republic discusses J P McCarthy returning from Minneapolis with twenty thousand dollars worth of seed wheat for local farmers at above market price. It notes Dakota land rushes, public land openings, council changes, and town notices, plus numerous local notices, visits, and upcoming events in Dickey County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. McCarthy
Minneapolis
T. Wettre
Dickey County
Yorktown Topics Highlight Local Happenings
Yorktown topics note several social meetings by the M E Society likely this week and report several confessions. Thomas Spitler returns from Auburn N Y with news of his mother’s improving health but doubts about full recovery. A J Wells invests surplus capital in a fine stallion with a strong record. J Wells oversees Rev. Wood's two claims along Jim River and Yorktown to Ful lerton. George Kellett keeps busy painting buggies in winter work. Young Men's Debating Society closes for the season this Saturday. Charles Birdsall leaves Kohlers farm April first for his town farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Society
Thomas Spitler
Auburn
Yorktown
A. J. Wells
J. Wells
Rev. Wood
Jim River
Fullerton
George Kellett
Dickey County
Charles Birdsall
Kohlers
Fullerton Tuneful Notes Blast and Band Gossip
The Brass Band led by Mr Barratt is praised as expert while Hon G W Porter is due in Fullerton soon to aid farm hands. Isaac Memory preached at the high school, and a visit to Frank Glenn and his wife is noted. Subscriptions are accepted via Geo Reff or publishers with mercy on payment timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barratt
G. W. Porter
Fullerton
Isaac Memory
Verner Items Note Local Movements And Health Update
Messrs Hoag and Woodward traveled to Lisbon on business and returned on Sunday. Roy Wincer visited the school Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J D Dill, recently ill for two weeks, is recovering. Mr and Mrs F A Babcock spent the past week with brother L V Babcock of Forman. John Ray left for Faroom Monday. George Dill drew the first load of stone for the M H K church in Oakes. others are hoped to follow. ALERT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Hunter
Fargo
W. A. Hutter
W. A. Hunter
Northern Pacific
Mandan
Messrs. Hoag and Woodward
Lisbon
J. D. Dill
F. A. Babcock
L. V. Babcock
Forman
John Ray
Fargoom
George Dill
M. HK
Oakes
Fullerton Socials and Local Land Purchase
The Fullerton Brass Band hosted a successful 14th event despite bad weather with about one hundred dancers enjoying Prof Barratt and wife music. Chautauqua Reading Circle meets Saturday afternoon. Paradis and Pope bought a quarter section of land south of Fullerton for $1000. Miss Anna Robertson of Ellendale visited Fullerton last week, hosted by Miss Porter, with Mr Lehman and sister as guests of their brother. The Rev Hobart has been visiting Fullerton friends this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Porter expect to return home from Michigan this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton Brass Band
Barratt
Chas. Porter
Michigan
Rev. Hobart
Fullerton
Chautauqua Reading Circle
Messrs. Paradis
Pope
Anna Robertson
Ellendale
Porter
Lehman
Sister
Miss Clara Young Reengaged for Spring Term at West Sargent
In West Sargent the winter school led by Miss Clara Young was praised for its success and she has been hired for the spring term starting last Monday. Local notes report Jack McPhail’s daughter ill, the Gray family returning to their bonanza farm, Amos Fordyce’s return from the woods, a horse dying last Sunday, and Eli Young’s four year old colt breaking a leg but being treated and recovering prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Young
Jack McPhail
Gray Boys
Amos Fordyce
Eli Young
Mr. Young
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Oakes Republican
North Dakota
Tue— Western Printing Company
Inconronaryn
M.borstom
We Lreas
Luc. Ann Treas
E. S. Gisert
Official Paper
Dakota
Messrs. Lynch
Winkle
Boardman
Munumimous
Caxes
Board of Education
Gorder's
At. Gorder's
McCarthy Bros
H. E. Goodrich
M.N. Chamberlin
W. H. Howland
C. L. Devendorf
McCarthy
Starshall & Yurkes
H.W. Kenkel
Joe
Brick Holm
C. M. Stevens
Clement
Marshall
P. S., Peabody
Davis
Davis & Sax
Jis
Stevens
Shames River Valley Township
Phifer
Verner
Gunbendity
Mrs. McLean
Level Township
Tunsuttion
Tiyurahiy
Will Jlitsinpiller
Sam'l Dennison
Lovell
Peanong
Wulalie Dewey
Kuaus Mergens
D. A. Stocking
H. O. Walters
Harry
Berg Bros
South Second St
B. F. Roddle
Town
Nebraska
South Dakota
Sioux City
Wettie
City
C. W. Ham
Charlie
W. F. Canfield
C. BH. Crandall
John A. Wardahl
Nicholson
Henry Coburn
Marshall & Yerkes
van Horn
House of Representatives
Bismarck
Dukes
Chr. Gorder
Yorktown Dramatic Club
Gorder Opera House
Nellie Chamberlin
Bear Creek
Chamberlin
Presbyterian Church
Peabody
Dukes and Vicinity
R. S. Angell
Hansbrough
Congress
H. O. Barratt
O. B. F. Antex
Menango
St. Patrick
Messrs. Goodrich and Clark
A. Z. Club
Haug
J. M. Reynolds
Montreal
Canada
Omon
Joshua
E. RB. Stevens
Red Oakes
Soa
Grand Rapids
Mich
Swan Bros
Andover
Gus Sipples
Dakotas
Suan Bar
A. P. Slocum
Smith Building
Henderson
Valiant “Bucket Brigade
Dickey County News
J. H. Paxton
Colorado
Mr. . Paxton
Mr. Lee
Wilkinson
LaMoure
Court House
J.D. Wood
Holbrook
Mr. Wood
McG
Board of County Commissioners
St. Paul
Society Hall
Fullerton Hotel
Mr. Antiada
G. M.D. Southworth
Jason Gillet
Oliver Peckener
Wm. Teichman
Bartlett
Lrxox
Ben. Porter
Frank Glenn
Geo. Reff
Verner Items
Roy Wincer
Fullerton Items
West Sargent
Mr. Singleton
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