The Edmond Enterprise (Edmond, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1910 Page: 1 of 6
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The Edmond Enterprise
One Dollar Per Year
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY IN THE INTERESTS OF EDMOND AND VICINITY
EDMOND, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, AUG. iN igio
One Dollar Per Year
no. 23
DIAMONDS'
A fine Selection at Hiatt's Jewelry
Store.
CALL ANO SEE THEM
H. R. HIATT, Prop.
CRUSE HAS BIG LEAD
Money in Hogs
Tuesday W. S. Patten and Sid
Lynch marketed a car of hogs'
NORMAL OPENS SEP 12
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Gets Twice as Many Voles as McNeal the Patten ranch in Deer Preparations for Successful School Year
in the Primary i Creek which brought them Now Being Made
over $140U. The hogs were sold
to Chas. White for $7.IK) per
, . ! hundred, the 92 head averaging! President Jas. A. McLauchlin
ccoiiiiif, (i comp t t pn 200 pounds each. Messrs. Pat-1 of Central Normal is this week
W. S. PATTEN, Pres. J. M. ANGLEA, Cash/sh
J. W. HOWARD, Vice-Puss C. H. PROFFITT. Asst. Cash
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF tOMOND. OKLAHOMA
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $30,000.00
DIRECTORS
W. S. Patten J. W. Howard C. J. Patten I. W. Rodkey J M Ang-ea
A1. ; zuu pounds eacn. Messrs. rat- ot Central Normal is this week
mai> u urns as gi\ en out > ten and Lynch have been mak-1sending out announcements for
rhf* plm-t inn htturrl thorn worn . , , .
lngpood monev out of hogs, and | the fall term, which begins Mon-
enrollment
ng pays in Oklahoma. I begins, Friday, September 9.
I The opening exercises will he
Local Mention I Monday September 12, at 10 o'-
(io to the Right Place for l'look w'th ii,l(lrt'ss 11,1,1
the election board there were
50,267 more democratic votes I, , . . . , • i ,
. ., ... .. have demonstrated that hog rais- day, September 12,
cast than Republican. Hon. ,i oi ,iL. o |, o
Lee Cruce, the Democratic can- j
didate for Governor, received)
practically twice as many votes j
as Hon. J. W. McNeal, the Re
j publican candidate. Thevoteon ladies and children's hosiery. A
| the Democratic state ticket is as j large assortment to select from,
j follows: ! Mi's. Sarah Shipman left Mon-
! Official election returns from day for an extended stay at Lin-
the state election board show [ den, Kansas.
j that Lee Cruce of Ardmore was m,| (;, Petree and son
special music.
President McLauchlin is put-
ting forth every effort for an
increased attendance and a most
successful school year for 1910-
1911 for Central Normal. It
information,
SPECIAL REDUCTION
On Porch Goods and Settees.
Chair Swings Reduced From $4-
5010 ' $3.25
Big reduction on hamo-Ports. Now is the time
to buy.
Call and See Our New
Goods
D. N. McGOWAN
i g i | you desire full
nominated tor governor on the i Verne, left Saturday for a visit write for circular.
I Democratic ticket by a majority jn Dewey countv.
;,ff 15,351. Murray, who ran p. M. Pickerill was at Lyons,!
second in the race received Kansas ,ast week and whj|e
40,700; Ross. 27,08,; Kirk, -.010 there vjsited the L Evans fanl.
; and Lee Cruce. 56,051. j|y formeHy of Almond.
Miss Kate Barnard, for com-
j missioner of charities and cor-'
rections, lead the ticket, receiv-j
! ing 72,627 votes, as against her
j opponent, Baker, who received j
34,583 votes.
Old Settlers' Reunion.
The 8th Annual Reunion of
Oklahoma County Pioneers will
Harry and Clara Kenman of j he held Saturday, August 27th.
Rogers, Ark., are visiting at the in Ecker's grove near Witcher.
Pickerill home. j Ex-Governor Thomas B. Fer-
Ust week W. H. Tuttle & Son us"n al,(l other prominent men
sold the R. E. Craig farm ten wil1 be the speakers that day.
For lieutenant
governor:
miles northwest of Edmond to
I Two beeves will be barbecued.
s Davis, 23,416; Duffy, 13,198, pesse White of Buchanan county,
! Ellis, 9,762; McAlester, 33.164-i Missouri, who is preparing to
| Notson, 3,898: Postell, 14.647 ,nove here. Mr. Craig will go to
and Yeager, 10,514. McAlester Lockeridge.
STEWART'S FEED STORE X"
We can supply your wants in Hour, Feed, Hay,
Corn. Gates, Cotton Seed Meal, Flax Seed Meal
!j and in (act almost anything in the line of Stcck or Poultry
Food. Also Stock and Poultry Remedies. Call and get
samples. Free. We aim to handle nothing but the best.
^ Money refunded If not satisfied In the Poultry and Stock
\ Remedies. Field and Garden seeds. Wanted—Poultry
Eggs and Hides. 1 he Highest Market Price paid in Cash
for Produce
H. R. STEWART & SON.
CITY DELIVERY, Phone 93
The Arcadia Band will furnish
music for the day. A number
of old settlers will tell their ex-
perience of early day life in Ok-.
, lahoma. There will be plenty of
was nominated with a majority H. P Moberly has gone to La- free ice wa'ter Hn the d-
: of 9,i48. j throp. Missouri, to join his fum- Evervbo(Jv is jnvited to come.
For secretary of state. Har- ily and visit for several weeks. ! BrjnR ,,asketfi we|| filled.
"s°n was nominated over his; Dr. McUuchlin. president of For information in regard to
opponent, eo e>e'^ ,! Central Normal, has his fine new j stand rights, address J. Q.
Harrison received
1 Meyer 45.760.
51,001 and i
residence in Clergern addition Spencer, Witcher, Okla.
_. . ,. . ready for occupancy. He now
The vote tor attorney general hasoneof the residences
follows: Graham. 34,566; Key,
30,383 and West. 43.905.
For state treasurer, Dunlap re-
ceived 56,259 and Trapp 46,273.
For superintendent of public
instruction Wilson 57,321 and
Cameron 47, (>02.
in the city.
Mrs. W. L. Cash returned Fri-
day from Kansas City where she
bought her fall stock of millin-
ery and racket goods for the
Right Place.
Joe Whitman of the Elite bar-
State Examiner and Inspector ,
-Charles Taylor received nearly ! !*r sho"' has "ut,a bfth ,,K,m
The Spot Cash
Grocery
VVe have moved to the
Modern Clothing Store
Building where we invite
all our old customers and
new ones to call and see
us. VVe want your Pro-
duce at the Highest Mar
ket Price.
Yours for good groceries.
To Boys and Girls
Our boys and girls often seem
to lack incentive and ambition in
securing an education; but this
is not always the fault of the in-
dividual boy or girl. In many I
instances the "going away to
college" awakens' and inspires
young people to make something
of themselves to learn to do
Landrum. 32,846, and Taylor, I Mlss Laura Oennch, an ex-1 things worth While. Those boys
64,831. | Perienced milliner and trimmer and Kir,s who deajre t() L.om|)|ete
Chief mine inspector- Boyle "* Tuttle, has arrived to take educations are certainly
received 51,393 and Hanraty, charge ot the millinery depart- cherishing a most laudable am-
47,622. j ment ot the Light Place. bition. Our State TAgricultural
Insurance commissioner Bal- Fall stock of millinery will be 1 and Mechanical College, located
lard received the nomination. | ready for the trade in a very few 1 at Stillwater, is proving one of
The vote: Ballard, 25,876; Cal- days, tall and see us at the the most effective institutions of
double the vote of his opponent, j
j in connection with his shop.
vert, 12,159; Cordon, 13,604; Eby,
i7,435; Lasater, 13,741, and Mar-
tin, 23.114.
State auditor Cross was nom-
Right Place. learning in the West or South,
J. L. Robison and son will and is educating and training
leave soon for a two weeks so- hundreds of young people t'j 1
journ over his old stamping nobler lives of usefulness.
inated by a large majority. Vote:j grounds in Colorado and Utah. 1 The graduates of tho A. A. M.
Blair, 18,378; Cross, 58,998; Gil- Ed Shelden and wife are ex- ( always secure good
mer, 14,643 and Tucker, 15,198. j iiecUhi borne toiuonyvv f"".m, ' positions because the education
republican state ticket j Kentucky. ^ received there is liberal, scion
, ,, 1 ti,,. \t; .n,. 1 "fioand practical, Oiii
Governor thomas B. Per1- : ine Misses Emma Bagey and ,i,, n , , >> ■, , ,
im 11 ,,. .. . ,i. n ,, , win ao well to write President J.
guson, 21,980: John B. Fields, ! ElizabetM P-elford are spending ,• ., ,
ir 1-,. i- ,■ 1 1 ,11 ,1. , .1 u .1 • , H. tonne,! at Stillwater for a
I6.I06; ( . G. Jones. 9,12b: J. VY. . the week in the Bethany neigh- ,
w v, , .x,.,.,, 111 copy of the illustrate! cataog,
McNeal. 28,319. borhood.
containing two hundred pages of
Lieutenant tiovernor Gilbert | 0. C. Listen went to Bristow 1 mattev descriptive of thi great
Dukes, no opposition. I Monday to attend a meeting of Oklahoma institution of learning.
Secretary of State Donald R. ; the state officers of the A. H. T.
Fraser, 29,759; Thomas N Bob-j A. Mr. Listen is Stat
' tary of the organization.
nett, 28,170.
State Auditoi
laney, 33,932;
Bone, 23,232.
Attorney General
.">ecre-
Thos. N. Du
Joseph Wade
Joseph M.
The Best Hour of Life
win-1 V, do some great deed
Dodson, 21,718; Cornelius Hardy,
8,656; P. C. Hughes, 11,118;
Malcolm D. Owen, 8.775; Don
C. Smith, 10,624.
State Treasurer W. H. Dill,
29.226; Richard Rudesill, 12,189;
H. M. Spaulding. 19,456.
Superintendent Public Ins.
James E. Dyche, 19,925; John P.
Evans, 22,530; G.D. Moss, 17,005.
or disco\ < ■¥
This hour c
Rocky Mt.,
suffering in
from the w(
I then ,
faction'
rreat
ome wonderful fact,
ffne to J. R. Pitt, of
N. C. when he was
lensiy, as hesays,"
I'stcold 1 ever had,
Bagley & Daniels.
Notice To Real Estate Men
All real estate dealers are j diseased lungs, H<
hereby notified that my pro|*rt> LaCripi>e, Asthma,
has been taken off the market an>' Throat or l.uug
and is not for sale. $1.00. Trial bottle fri
2w D. P. Warenbcri, t.*d by The t ity Dr
Poor Farm So'fi.
Mondav the ( ountv Commis-
sioners contracted wi(]i the S. &
• • Pucki 11 • t'uni|)an\ foi 11 . ..I'1
of th/' poor farm, consideration,
some'tving over $67,000. The
farm en;.1. the county $4,000 and
the clearifi,v up of $(53,000 on the
transaction lie considered as
KOod financiering on the part of
il Cold e corn,I1'S8i"ners.
w Dis-
ng one Feed Store Changes
cured vVm. Davis traded his Hou i
o good and feed store on West First t<
l' Hs Ray Prickett for hi^ dra\ line
'"' Mr. Prickett will continue the
ed to my grea
cough cure Dr. King's N<
covery is. For, after tal
bottle, I was entirely
You can't say anything t
of a medicine lik
the surest and liest remedy
inorrhages, i flour, feed and seed business at
Hay Fever j the old stand of the Farmers
I«iul l«j. 50c j (jnjon house and is con-
templating adding a line of
groceries
. Guaran-
Stone
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have bought the teed store of Wm. Davisand
will continue the business at the same old stand
with a complete line of Flour, Feed, Seeds, etc.
Also a full line ot" Stock and Poultry Food and feed
for old and young Chickens. VVe want your Poul-
try and Eggs at highest market price. VVe invite
a continuance of your patronage.
RAY PRICKETT
Phone 281 for
For Bargains in Fruit Jars, Jugs,
etc. The very best kind and at one-
half the regular price.
J. R. Holbrook
NEW
CORN
NEW
FRUITS
NEW
POTATOES
NEW
GROCERIES
We
Solicit Your Trade on
Quality of our Goods.
obb Jewelery Co.
monds, Cut Glass and China
t -v thing in the Jewelry
ai'^ "nd let us show
'wn in Fd-
vour
VVati.,' • Di
When y i
line i( will pa_> ,ou £• 'muc in
you ilic best lino 01 Jew l.i e\c
mond. VVe are n w bett prepared P'' L
Repair Work than " :.r befi re.
Mr. A. Inman of Shawnee will iiave
harge of our Repair partment. He is a tlfnt
i.'I -'s- Watchmaker an < Hngraver Let us have
yottr next job.
COBB JEU^LERV CO.
AT C'1' 'JRUQ STORE , PHONE NO. 1
EVERYTHING NEW
the
HYALL & SON
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Hazlitt, Harry. The Edmond Enterprise (Edmond, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1910, newspaper, August 18, 1910; Edmond, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc140784/m1/1/: accessed June 3, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.