19 Sep 1890
Page 1
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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1890
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes list a railroad directory item for Booth at East 840 with a time indicated as 8 am. The readable text is sparse and provides no clear event, organizer, or place beyond the street address.
Market note correcting price with reference to No 1 Hard oats. Reads as a compact commodity update showing a price of 1.28. Names and exact figures are limited by legible OCR but indicate a price correction and item type.
M J Nichols in Aberdeen this week. Mrs Guernt and others travel to Minneapolis. Local commerce features Pure cider vinegar at Howland Goodrich and tea direct from Japan. Aberdeen fair attendance nears nine thousand. several residents visit and return from Minneapolis. Elocutionist Marion Willis charms Oakes audience with Misses Willis and the Oakes quartet.
Notices announce Republican city convention at Gorder's Hall on Sept 27 to nominate eight delegates for Ellendale county meeting on Sept 30, plus ward caucuses Sept 25 and Sept 26 to elect delegates. Also a demand for settling debts with Sullivan Sipples by Oct 10 or legal action.
A farm employer seeks a married man by the year to manage a farm six miles south of Oakes. The house is in good repair and has all necessary conveniences. Contact J. M. Devenpoxe.
Indebted to J F Sullivan urged to call and settle immediately as owner plans to close business. Seeks quick payment, will retire all obligations. Also offers to liquidate entire stock of horses, buggies, harnesses regardless of cost and may trade livery stable for cattle or land. Everything must go. J P Suuuvan.
A promotional blurb urges readers to ask friends their opinion on The Burlington line. It touts its 7 000 miles of steel track linking major Midwest cities and encourages buying tickets and consulting agents or W I Kenyon for schedules and information.
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