The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 17, No. 51, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 9, 1904 Page: 1 of 4
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MnetiifK ail et AodeminV.
Wnt about thore kldfwalkn?
Deal quality lowrxt prices tirahrV
Ami ewe u La practical horse aboer.
frv him.
Spring chickens' wete ut sale Satur-
day. Ileaer straw doe (be tight ll.liig.
tide wilt celebrati rljjlit.
Keel enjujrttifnl U t''t when reading
that etaver luagnsine Tli Smelt Set
tfeo tboto CjcIb Grinders at
J A Mue he teinmrd Me duties ip
the ui'inty tfeeaiirrr'eontc1.
Ta Adviule call it a 'iUmotljil
Cilebratiiiti."
Will Hook win ia working Tor Hiram
FtlllBWt JirCTMIll
D M. Kile can give To B good
tmooib job iff blackmithing.
It U JudJ puis In between times
freighting for our merchants.
All kiuds of liarveat Machinery sold
py F. II. Anderson.
Hot Brown mm' up front Lockwood
Sunday (o spund a birt time in tuwn
II. II. IUnuu went tip lo Qiiiuou
Tuesday on official bualkess.
Mowing Machine at Anderson's
Shop.
Now ia tlio liFua vthtn ynu farmers
will all tired blacksnrithin;;. D. M
Kile can do it for you sKtUfaototily.
Mia Ella lt.krr ia aWtit from the
city this wruk attending lo bueinesa ip
Ida viciuity if Hooker.
fleo. D. Mctiruene tj rnrrgctic
ynuug homntteader of MUmiiiiI Plats.
was doing tbe city the rt of the week.
Bd Hanson went dawn to T. W.
Wtfedeu'a on Ctip Creek Uuaday to
help brand MJtao eklrte'.
Harry llanaoo wai over on ihfr
furtb Plata Mondir aJuiuiuBaiHg wit-
Hraaea to I'mbaie Goart.
Our lumber ia lha kind thai laata
. Hlo oar price. One pricre to all. We
ll all oldera proKptly. Couie lo and
Qnile a number front Ueaver attend
d the nhildren'M tfay pifinic at llizlny'a
Uruve Saturday.
Undo SiT Wright waa down
frm Fulton (be firvt uf tbe week auk-
lug bia aeaui(it return.
J oli a Barragri-e waa orer from (lie
Cituarmu Saturday and apeut aenrral
b am lo town.
The County Coiumiiwlonera w:re in
Bttaaion tbbi'werk a a board of rquali-
i4tioo. Mn. Alonjo PJrnrr and MIm Ka
" AKfAivelt.botli of iloyd. wero in Mea.
ver laat W-ck iraii.'actinUnd butineaa.
J. M. Ueawelt wa ia from Ebnwood
Tuesday after tupplici and lo attred
ftt butitJ wittr.
Tbtt tjoldaH croww alwaiU ynu at bo
kuck per. Call and aee Dr. A. D
TulfdentUl.
When buitdinj you wnot to build
ubnUalialty. Yuu will find tba brat
Material at Craig liiotliura) Liberal.
Uwin to urgent calU laeberr( Dr
Tull dettlUt niuit leave Dearer In tba
jkear future. If yuu'tieed work iu his
line yuull have to bike."
Are you willing to luffcr? If to
delay bating your UttU nttetiued lo.
)r. lull .dentin wilt leave aoou. You
ad btfUrr aea biiu
11. T. Oarrctt received tba coatract
fur jarrylog the MiaH oh I tip new route
lrtweea Dearer apd tyetlborrt via
ClnWooJ. He tuB Krf lde Moaday
H.' a. Good. ef Paladwt O. T. ha
Ml J bia plane and ft'M to AlnnUna
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friaadblpa the fere part of the week.
Fred Htrann waa doa from the
Kio ftfefHUr. H rsparta every
thwg aH U. K. iahtorectiuB. HlgiM
Kawa1.
W. D. Crane waa down froaa Optima
the llrat tiftha Vrrek He iwiBt aeveral
da j a Is Ueaver atteadibg to varjo3
b'liiiteafea
A sew anival in refxirled at Cle
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Creek in tbe peraoa uf a on
Mra Julin llibba. The youog Hin
aiada bia appearance latl week.
My Vg Jaek will make the aeion
of 1 001 at tny place nix mitea wot of
(leaver one telle north of the llardetty
wall line Section 24. lUnge 12.
J. T. l.bCAB Deaver Ok la.
II. K Stedman bJ wife who apept
laat wik in tqn retafRtd botne 8at
onlay. Mit S'eW8 waa having
(owe drfiUl trptk dune white Mr. Hted-
Utan attended tbe Mba)b1o achool.
It. Q. Uualop came in and Hid good
bv Saturday and prnaUed to go boae
and be good for awhile. He sfeet It
week ia Ueaver aliiug up the Maaoalo
goal.
fW. V. Goforth arrived ftota Ouy-
ihb laat week and will trv hU hand
with the JoBrnal people. Mr. Go forth
haa tbo apiearaneo of a geatleniaD but
we fear he i ''up against U."
at
MUa Lulu Davie who ia employed al
the Grnvm realauraal baa tbe aaampa
Thnao folka orer there have 'em oae at
a titer. Nothing like making the brtt
of a good tiling.
E. L. Ilaason. aad mother waat out
to Clear Creek Saturday to attend ike
pieaie. They remained over night and
Sunday Mr. Hanion enjoying a pleat-
ant viait with friend.
G-orpe Bobinsep pMted through
Ueawr Tueaday enroute to Crooked
Creek where he will engage io barveat
ipj alfidfa He will be gone about a
metitk
We nspreeUtft tbe kelp of oar maoy
frleada in furnUhing ut items of newa
thia week When you Iboj uf towe
lling of interest don't be afraid of
ifffH'ltog by telling a.
Clayloa Murriaon of llibba wa ip
the cjty Monday. Clayton ard George
MeUroone are ptercejug the earth for
water in the intercat of all the deaited
ofMUiouti Flats.
l'aitiea wishing aervicea of a food
Jaek will bo iteased with my animal.
fie will make the aeason of 1IKH al
my place six milee weat of Beaver.
J. T. ItJCAS Beaver Qkla.
A ball game waa played between t(n
pick-up Oeiver ninea Friday Owiag
lo a aearcity or figures we cannot gif e
the rcorr. The boya promUed if we'd
not mention it they would never do so
again.
A son 'was born' to Mr. and Mrs
Johnny Johcson ou Saturday June f
"Grandpa" Groves who always baa a
juke to play seat some or the friend in
lo aro the "Pblllipbto." No need to
say they saw the joke.
MUa Kihel llibba of Clear Creek
was fortBMte even if she haa got
the mumps. 8he went lo the pieoie
Saturday and eojuted tbe day I
njCBrtly. That evening f ter slip re
turned home she took the mocspr.
Dr. Roy W Martin who was taken
fjaite suddenly ill on "Wednesday" of
Ut week la improving. I)r. you are
doing the wrong thing br introducing
malaria Into Ueaver county. Dou't
give tbo peopla here the 'bake."
Qeorgo Quialan who spent Ibe
greater part of I bo witter la Ueaver
bat who has been farming soma on hit
chdter tba past few moatluv retarsed to
Bearer the feat of the week fe a short
viait with Meads.
A heavy hall ttera wkieh deatreyed
wheat aad ether grswiaa; eraps ia re-
pMted aabavUg fallen in the' vWahy
t Arkaton. ICa'paas laat weeV. Wo
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dn't psm far an esmgeated meUtarC
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BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY
Normal will eonvrBe Monday pad
onco moa the eity will be filled with
fair damtetf apd gallant youth. Mlta
Daker eoHajty sspeHutrndent. Informs
bs that sbe cspeets an Mnsswally large
attepdanee this seetioa.
0. It- Wright who ban been absent
from Bearer for span time allrBdiag
to buainet at ether plavea and tpking
in the DefPoeratio senvwiiioit i Ana
dafkn retutLtd lo Ueaver Sapdav to
aaBMa charge of hU official dat(ea
nc u
Bearer kaa said that he will have a
celebration the dlh and Gib of July
now let nx see that she docs. We
cas't l)urd to say ad not do. fret the
different committecu get lo woik arid
bo up and doieg. Beaver haa tbe tal-
ent. Let it be diplyed.
Wha.1 coRitenuy there b io the
statement of a mat who boaata of his
"uBreeoBairnction" and yet ia tne neit
breath upretSes a desire to be wrapped
la Old Glory when b la abutted off
this mortal eoilt CoB.Uteaoy tbop
art a virtue!
Jehnn.ie White or the west side is
havjrg strmuona times lately. Laat
week be was rattled at br a pine rat
tled tattler; Saturday a coyote chased
his pet cat clear into the boose aad
Sunday he helped kill a rattler with
eight rallies ad a button. '
Hon. W. 11. llrown whp spent the
past ten days in Ueaver in the interest
of tbe Maaonio Lodge departed for hU
home at El Iteno Saturday. Claude
BtaBcbard took him over toKeglewood
Tbe tfatons are prepared bow and will
organise a good ordef in Kcaver.
J. II. dlrnn and oat fit who speat
several days in Ueaver last week iryiag
to dkpoae of some paulea aad horses
departed the latter part uf the week
for Arkansas City. Mr. Glenn had a
fine lot of atoek and some of Ibe best
mules ever seen in tnis part of tbe
country
Dr. A. B.Tull was waging war on
tbe felines tbe first of tbe week. L'pop
his arrival home Trom a fiahiag trip he
deposited hta aub in a tab (large Inb)
aad Miss Tabby proeeedrd toapptor
priate same. Poor kitty I ahs'a ia cat
heaven now and all because abe loved
W Sab.
il. It. Carson rame down from lib)
home on tbe Flats lo spend a few daya
io our eity laat week. Mr. Carson said
he always brought rain when be came
tt Beaver and thinking perhaps we
needed a little moinure come down to
aee Us but ibis time even tide tare sign
failed. Wbat shall we do nest?
John loveless iaa added to tbe
atiractlvcBestf pf bit 'eeefectleaary by
erecting a eew sign. The new con
glomeration of paints waa gotten up by
D. D. Mates snd is an alright bill
board. You had better play "Reuben"
and read it thi neit time von pass. It
tells wbat you want to know.
George A. Webster of the Pauley
Jail Manufacturine; Co. was ia Beater
a part of this week Hying to interest
the eounty commissioners la the par.
chase of a new cell for tba jail here.
Tbey left a propositioa to be ronsid-
pred by tbe Board at their next regular
meeting.
Miss Jennie Maple nfeseated the
Herald editor with Rome beautiful
roses last week. The ffowern were
raised at her pleasant home near River
side and were perfectly lovely. We
are paatioaately fond or Mixrefe aa is
ortrsyed by Ibe patch of ''weeds" in
tbe window or this office
II. M. Drake and friend Mr. Dun
bar were down from Ibe vicinity of
Nsbisco and Dombey Tuesday. Thtf
bad buiiaess IB town in regard to tio4k
wallers. The Herald received a pleas
ant call frm the geallemsn. They are
much pleased with their potto of Bea
ver county aad predict far it a great
future.
. "Ifoaeat con feeaiefrU good for the
aoal"' so wa mav iuet aa well eenfaae
oar forget fa hM in neghtctteg lo
teua the Democratic primary which was
peM ia Beover Jane 4. W. 8. Madges
K 0 Savoy. X C. DoJsob I Maj
Lee Goeasy ned J. W. Celwall efn
e4eeted delegates la tba eewatf sm
vetlea
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WlaiUa. were w I" 1
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OKLAHOMA TERRITORY THURSDAY JUNE
fudge Csaetl of near Ilbjag!
in Beaver this week seWag pat eat
tsedkiaes. Peeple wbe bay aaesi ataff
jat breanaa Dr. KlIt-eaa-Qaick says
it is wuadetfalabd the great ewe-aM
surely need acedteinr Dea't best
year hetae decter and dray gist ea ef
the chfcpco Of kiHiHg yea of by pat-
roniatag these aaaeks. Be leyalpt-
IOBisebie
Mis. Lydia Healy wbe speat tbe
put winter at Emporia so that her sen
fftdro might sliced school rettrtRed
home laat week. She eavae ap to Bea-
ver Friday ot laat week aad will remain
here keeping hotpe for ber brother.
4oba Savage. We understand that
Mr. Healy will etaae up lo Bearer
ahortly lo remain permaaeally and will
open a law once here.
Ivinea Dowse departed Tuesday
morning for Backhar Missouri where
he will viak a brother whom he haa
not seen since 151. For several years
be bM Iraee of tbe brother bat be re-
cently heard ef Mm in Missouri and de-
cided Ip pay aim a visit. ''Joe' sold
his ciahn oi Six Mile toAl Redd-er.
aad dipeed ef h'f ether iatereatS here.
After vwitieg in Mlssearl be will peit-
hep lot ate ptrmaaeaily ia Arkaasaa
J. A. Mase returned from Fuhoa
Friday at whi&'t place be haa spent ihe
peat two or three weeks improving hU
farm. He saya he baa been working
hard elsee be left Beaver and judg'ne
from Ibe doifcaso in hb avekdapoie
we are prope lo. believe him. He waa
airk a rcaple ef daya after rctnraiBg
to Uecrer but ia now able to be about
aa uiual. Ueaver is" glad to wekeeme
him back.
U. Mayo who waa arrested last week
oa a charge of feloay Tor the malieiea
ahooiing ot a horse beloagiag la C
Wbilaker had bU prelipiinafy bearing
in Probate Court Monday before Judge
H. D. M esa. The Court held that tbe
defendeat waa Bat guilty aa chanted bat
ordered that he be tried en i charge of
esUdemeanor. He plead guilty aad
was Hned 8-llMX) and certs ana Was
ordtred committed until each fine aad
costs were fully paid.
We are informed this week of the
marriage of MUt Glean 8atlivan aad
Mr. W. 0. Cro both of Guymon.
The ceremony waa performed at Mberal
on Saturday June 4 Miss Sullivan b
a daughter of W. A Sullivan of Gav
toon and ia an intelligent young lady
She attended Normal here last summer
au-t formed many warm (riendahice in
Beaver. The groom ia a promiiiBi:
yoaeg lawyer. He b a partner of C.
11. Wrigkt.
ReddeBls of tba Sostb Side enjoyed
a tree show Monday ct entag street
parade and all. Little Harry tVckr
bam tied a ealf to a tia waab tub aad
tbe calf did the rest. Tbe cair man-
aged to go through a wire fence aiid
circled around en the prairies several
times while tbo tub kept pace with ibe
ealf. Utile Harry looked on and
seemed much pleaaed with tbe saeeeas
of bb first vest are along a theatrical
the.
A letter from K. II. Loofftoprrow
states that tby are eoj-iyia a vbi
with relatives ia Illiaob aad btcbteau
ally making the best of the strawberry
season. Tber will refarn home tle
letter paft of bb montb and will finhh
"doiog the Fair'' on ibeir return. Have
a Utile pity Rob on us poor people
aho have to pay 25 ceata to look at a
strawberry and don't tell ua about how
yon can buv tbe finest berries for 25
cents a gallon. We are from Missouri
Show ua" with about four gallsas.
Kdwip Rugg who "used lo IrVft in
this eoonly la Ihe vicinity of Clear
Ijake ia the early days aad Trom whom
H. G' Danjoe purchased hb present
home returned to Ueaver last week aad
will secure a leeelisa aad reman per
BMBpntly. "Mr. eWgg has trarrlWjd
over a eouaiarraWer pertUa af the
TJpttsd States ataee he bft besw bafi
feuad ne place JMt la b Kilafe. He
h aearehing for bearth and for that
reassa retaraed' ts Baater eounty. He
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Tba piiale wblik waa herd Rw-
by Is ()feva e Cbsr Creek Satardar
waa qaka wall atlraded pad tbeaa pre.
MI iCpsJCl ft 904 iMnffli. A vsTffsMB)
wbteb tbey bad previeasb atmaged
waa rendered r a errdttaUe saer.
Owing la the eoel trtbtr the attend
anee was net aa large ap b weald other-
wise have been bat even tbb did aet
prevent thi wba did at lead frees
af ending a ptearaat day.
A stand waa eeadaeled ea tbe
groan da fir the leatlt ef tbe church
aad we nnd.otaad a right geed saw
waa chrarcd.
LbzHtebsg-Plara Kavoo at Ooaroy.
Taarday night at about niae o'clock
A heavy electrical etaeaa paastd aver
Coaroy. Tbe boPae ot Daaiel T.
Qiiclan waa struck by lightning tbe
fiasb coming ia at tbe eat window
tearing off the casing. The glass waa
abattered from tbtee windows n bote
waa leva fa ibe floor Pad ceiling wkdte
the whole bouse was eavefvd wnb aU-
brb aad waa set on Sre.
8lrange to say that wbtte six per
son were In ibe room at tbe time Mrs
Qiialaa waa ihe only aet who received
injury. She received ejaite a Ww on
tbe sldo ot thcbeid eitbtr from TaKing
timber or froaa betag- struck bj tbe
liftbor Ibrbln'wg. Her bjwries will
not prove fata.
I've pat Vra! Go: what? 8keee
for everybody at the lewtst paaaible
price. F. P. HAPttnrr.
Wesley Hibb of Clear Creek baa
beea pattieg ap hb Cm crop of alfalfa
thbwk. Hehaaanitaa urge field
or alfalfa and it b dvlas; fire. There
b no doubt bat that k b tbe erep for
tbb country Taa swjnrity t4" ibe
binds aloafr tbe crveka aad vaHeya an
adapted laalfaHa gteabg and no better
step eeabl be taken ttrward cabaaetag
ihe valsw of each than by tbe aenbu ef
extensive trad a ef tbb valuable erep.
While Ihe first coat M a littU bigbyet
the profit after a good stand b secured
greatly cxaeede tbe ea4.
Robu Weed vibe baa beea
aging the Beaver Jawraat fat the paat
several snoaiba severed bis eeasectka
with Ihe ceeebiaeUoa this week.
Mr. Wood eoald not edit tbe two
papers Journal and Advocate far the
aoaouat-of atooey lba tbe eotabinatioa
wanted to pay. Tbe strata atttdnt
on atoiding mixing the ediurtal.
aboald command ihe bigbeat of wagra
Jaet ibiaV what might happen if tbe
employee who manages thrne papers
should bappm to itct bh democratic
editorbbia Ihe Journal aad rt-pubU.
eaa edboriab) ia the Advocate.
A herae beloagiog te A N. Creamer
aad whkb waa ranaint; ia George Lj
man's pasture waa shot in the sbvuld.
by a riaW ball ihe irt of the week
Tbe anbaal was bjared lo rack aa cl
ient that it had to b hilled. Mr.
Creamer thinks that tbe sbwAting waa
aecileatal and perhaps dae bv s-iaar
one wbe waa busting aad waa unaware
of ibe horse being wkbia range. Tbb
b aa awfortneate eJreumstsace for Mr
Cramaer am yet it dbplays hn cbari-
tabbs dtVposkioa ia that be Vs willing I
caaidf the matter purely aa accident
aad bt k go
It b eaay lo divine ibe trend of the
mind ef the great propeller oi'l be "Bra-
ver mixture." Did yea notice llrir
choice collection of aleajt io that gbiw-
tegfT) editorial "Church and Slate."
Leaving out ibe slang which waa only
a conglomeration of poker terms we
have area tbe same piece published ia
a half dt.xen papers. Tbey are to be
excused however fur not being news
paper men of ooana ibey didn't know
it b customary to give credit when tbey
clip news. If such credit wcra aieeo
ibeir local ewlamne aboald be maiked
"From the Braver Herald."
A. F. Rock returned from Ma bal-
neas trip te Woodward Meeday. He
repofta that country aabsg pretty dry
aad the farnseta eon capon diagly dw
kAtUfad. Tbe eeaatiy between bete
aad there kaa bad mare tab) aad erepe
tritb aawMe BMaal Mr KaV taeanl
aT7aa "rJPB W JC9 aVeae. anvaFCTaa spajTBatrPaj
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