The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 19, No. 1, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 22, 1905 Page: 1 of 4
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BEAVER
BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA TERRITORY THURSDAY JUNE 22 1905.
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J. I'. VEOD President. JAMES BARE Vtce-Prosidenl.
rflAIJK LAUGIiniN Cashior. F. C. TRACY Asst. Casluor.
MAUDE 0. THCJAS Secretary.
Capital Slock;
DIRECTORS:
Jamss Bare . F C Tracu J. W. WEBB
Frank Lauahrin H. E. G. Putman.
R. H. Loofbourrow Maude 0. Thomas
rEEW QOVJIRJEES EMENDED.
fell JuM&i M:d ASM&Ww
mWQTt ftBIS "BAbS? GMAKIGE.
For 'SFSsffreshmenis-
wkje EEEH? WHZSStEY & cigars.
2( miles houtlt of Liberal Kansas nt end of lane. .
ALSO
Restaurant Lodging Feed Yard
u
Pasture and Plenty of Water
On best road from all points
South and West to Liberal Kansas
eOkTS $!!!&;& $&'(& &&$&
li.O0.mNESB?S. I
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'WW Bl'iiiNr &Jfa& .WLi 1 i0 e entaitnined .tt.d well repaid
.N.'iii' thin;: iii-w every -lay at (laker's ! for t1H tjule Sjiellt n j0jg to hear
A ini'li!i; hi irk of (jiuuvrioa hint.
I'miir mill rVe4 always 1111 hand ulsn
n choice line ol Qiii-riiiwnrp.
B. Gr.nr.oK.
I.ili.'i.il Kas.
CJ.'ttr HirGo.
B ivs f-'olls and Evcli uige ltor.1 E-
ttili' unit -ilM'l. ul Alcrehuudiio. (ihi
Jin-11 rail before buying.
Ciir.i-Icluii. Woodward Co Okln.
Yn 1 will nliviiv (ihil(ili'ri'v nf ' Ceil
tun I'll hIi Kill! ukI'ii mid cane secii
OU baud .il lowest price nt.
J E Gk"':gi:
LiluM'.il Kansas.
1'oUco Hctziautoader.
To!ii..ni wuiiii'd in Hi-nvur Cuimtv
either I'lainix ur deeded l.nnj. Send
us decriptii'ti nf your land and quote
yniir lnwot not price. Wo will st.ll it
fin y. 11 O'l.elmrt notii'P.
(.!. It Maii.oky Hralty Co.
Chrultoii Okla.
Geling two more our Inadi of farm
impli'indit. L''t. the Lumberman.
M'uivfii-lil has employed a now bar-
ber liut r.t i 1 1 wauu out more for Julj
3nl mill -Jili.
Win. Dt-pti of Flon. called on us
Sal uriluy last- II n linil Jn-fc returned
lrnin Miouri where he had been at-
t -nding to buMntss fr tho past ten
days.
Molinn Studobakor and Hi'n whe-
011 also Slaver and John Ueeru
lmi:ieb fr pI' y P. !. leo and re
nifiiiliir "UrolhiT Jobu Ho paid tlie
l-'n-iflit.."
VAXTCW ISaUIII.R 1 Want a first
cla-8 liarbvr (or July Old und 4lli
Cull on or uddr-"'1
0. M. MANKFIRLn
Dfuvir Okla
I'm!". 'P. V. C'oiiwuy prinident of
the Nnrlliwe-tern Normal School nt
A'va.-gavo n lecture at the court house
Tui'Hdny ninhi fur tin: bmiefit of the
iiiinnal ntudfiili. rbuHt that heard it
aJ that the leoturo was tupi-rb.
J. II. Collins shenir nf Uakell
county Texii" camo in yeiterduy
illuming with n reipUHition for Pete
I'liii'hird wanted for hnrso ht.cilinj.
Hhi'rifT (!nHim scciirrd hin nun and
started immediately for homo by nny
of Liberal
If you arc iulerc.iied in uood cattle
ynii should attend 0. M. Watcrji's Rale
on the 23rtl nnicc ol which will bo
found cUewbeie in this paper. Mr.
Yurrn huH a Goe herd of bih rado
catile and the price-i ara not npt to bo
hijib while the teriusi ito all that any-
one could a'i for.
Wo xaw foniu hptciuieua of ripe npri-
potn from Cyrus AIIou'h farm lust
Sunday. His apricot irees are heavily
Jiiiiilid. and the fruit U perfect. His
clnrnctf arc now ripcrinu' and tho
crop is iinineno. All kinds of fruit
trees on his place arc heavily laden s
cept pafhi'N ol winch e w'll uol bnvc
Uiuru ibo ball a crop.
beaver
TY
10000.
Urv. Jjcoiiard wili pro.ioli next Sun-
day morning uml evening t the
ihihcli. Mr L'nnnril ik uti itiir-rect
iiL' Irctuier on nil oceaiiiin and vnu
Tlio polei weie set out and wire
itrumj lliroi.fih town nn this end ol
i In: Kluivvoii'I leli'. Iiuiii! line yrnierdwy.
Mr (fiirrett hiI'oiiih u-i (hit the litn
wi I remly ti luu.dln iui."ik!oh in bnul
ti'iid.yn. A.'l jier-oVi ititt-ri'Mcil in
tins lin iin; rib'i'ited in h-ive iliu
li ill's iini: iiinl lint 'ii. h I iii at ill-
li.ilii liln nw.iy. 'Mil' uil l.uililn e
t ii' kuii: ai'il sivi' nniiili 'liiiiilile.
rVamjo'ist J. II Puielit nf ilo
-uutiiwi si ICmiis CiiiitVri'iiti) of tlio
M. E. Uliuruli will eundiiot u t-c-i ico u'
ivvival iiitoi i "K iu Ik'.iViT City ln.itj-
itnir itliout July 5ih Tliu iccclins
will lid hold ui lint nrbnr (hat is heiu
1 mil t now Everybody is itiritud to
attend lhee nu'elings as Brnthir
PniL'lil in a'tnau bleated of Qod acd
has freedom of speech. Couio.
V. h. LogstoN( Pastor.
Mmh iluudu Thomas returned
1'uesduy from ber uutiug. Durinu
ihe two weeks (-lie wa gono she went
tn Giillnii! nd attended the Nutionnl
I'Miioiial in t'c t i i(4 "clit to Illif.s anil
saw the big blow out thtre Idiups
buff ilu r.ici'M ind nil; went to Dallas
Texas nnd had a bijjh old lime; went
lo San Antonio taw tlio Alamo and
it her big Mliti-; went to Galveitoo
took a dip iu lha Gulf of Mexico paw
all ihnt could ho seen got tirud and
come home sati-fiod.
If Americans especially Beaver
county people would fellow tho ex-
ample of tho Jupaues in some ihinM
they would be uiueb happier. In
Japan the went ber is seldom mention
ed. The Japs think it bad tate aud
really inlut to criticiso tlio kind ol
weather sent by ihu puwer that has
control of the elements. Lot us try
the Jap plan for awhile and not men-
tion the weather. Anyhow we will yet
as much rain by that plan tig we do by
"cusmii" the weather all the time.
The case of tbn Territory vs. S H
Henderson charged with tho murder
of IInry Q.irdner wus tried in jus-
tice's court at Tyrone beginning on
tho 13tb. After a tbreo duy ttiul
tho court rendered u decision discharg-
ing tho aroused tlio testimony not
being sufficient to hold him on the
charge nf murder. Tliii is tho second
trial olIIenderson tho result being
the same 111 both ;ases-
Knew TTo Could Do It. Tho edi-
tor pro. torn ol the Herald (old man
Dnuumond) was for many years
kept so busy at work on uewspnpcrs
here and clicwhero that he bad no
lime to raise potatoes. During all
those year be bad to pay high prioes
for ucw potatoes never less than two
dollar per bushel But this year he
was out of the print shop and not
wanting to be idle planted n big patch
of potatoes and unw you can buy po-
tatoes mo-l anywhere for 50 tu 75
cents per bushol. If thu price of II -ur
doesn't coin" down lu will plant wheal
lor next year's civp.
Tlin bChool board 1ms scoured thu
sf-t vices of Mr.' J. T. H'aknm'Y im
prijcipsl and Mr1. Lillian Hniiscr for
the ptimary department of the eityj
scnnaiii inr tno roiniiig term. Jjolli
Mr. Biakcin-y rihI Mrs. Hunger have
splendid iecord3 na teachers und thu
hoard did a good thing when it took
quick action in tho matter Il is tbn
intention of the board that tho Bea-
ver public schools shall bo placed in
the front of all tho reboots in the
county and so fur as lies iu tho power
of tho board everything possible will
dimo to place tho school nt tho front
ol the front rank There is no doubt
that lieavrr can build up a school that
will boa credit to .bo Territory and
il the parents nnd patrons will give
their help wo will soon hnvo a school
that will be pointed lo ns a model.
Correction. In writing of the proi-
oMiiou Inst week to put down a well
for artc-iin water etc. wo placed iho
regular price at $l.f0 per font. Wo
haye sitico been informed that the
regular price for such work is only 7f
cunts per foot just otio-hiuf iho es-
timate made last week. Iu case ol
success then tlio premolars' would
have ii bi fortune for tho expenditure
ot $(5(1; and iu case of fuilure would
bo out only $225.
We ULderstaud that a start has been
made towards railing enough money
iu f;u uuwu tint' tiiuui uw irui iuu tun
1 1. . I .. I ! 1.1
indications are that it will be no iroi
.ble toruiso the $750 or even $10U0
for this purpose. That is the right
move to make. D ut .ct tho wuik
stop Koniember it wc should get
an artesian well il would bo worth
more to the town a hundred time-
than it cost mid if oil gas or coal is
found it will be worth millions to the
cuuniy. Everybody should pitch in
and work lor this pnjezt. The risk is
small and the promised reward is the
liyut-.-t thin;.' in the Miuthwcst. II
ymi irc uski d toVsuliseribo something
iow-1 id.- In I pi m: out do it rheerlully
and tl on put 3 I'll r shoulder to the
wheel and help puh.
WINNELO.
Wenther dry and windy; a rain
would n appreciated Crops nro doing
well are not-oiiITt: ring yet
cMr Miirr nnd' family liaye""itst
cmuo in on their claim. Thoy aro
a lino family. Ilo has already com-
menced to build a house.
Mr. Lewis and family intend to
start to tho Kuntiia fields tho finit of
next week.
Norman Robertson and Jcfse Miller
went to Englowood yesterday Nor-
man is contemplating building a now
residence.
Tho dance at Mr. Hoibourn's Inst
Wednesday night was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
Henry Miller lias mado a purchase
of 87 head of horses.
Several went to Madison to got den-
tal work done today
Mrs Lnmb" is staying with Mrs. 0.
L. Potty ut present
A great number of our young men
will soon 'eavo for the harvest fields.
Thoy will certainly reculvo a hearty
welcome on their return.
Small pox is raging in tho vicinity
ot iognn. ao mr wo consiUer our-
selves lucky as It has not got into our
neighborhood yet and we hope it
won't.
Mr. J. C. Curtis hns returned from
Arnott Oklahoma whore ho spent the
mmt of tho winter He expects to go
to Kansas wheat fields soon. Good
luck to you Jim.
Wc nro informed that Miss Forrest
Hester intends to leavo us soon. She
will visit friends at Winchester Okla.
Hardtnerund Kiowa Kansas.
Wo will bring more news perhaps
when wo como again Good byo and
don't forget to subscribe for tho Bea-
ver Herald nnd read a paper worth
reading. Suxmuxc.
1IKLMA.
Childrcn'fl Day was duly observed
nt this place last Sunday with music
songs and recitations. Tho little
ones did well and oro deserving of tho
prulte they received from tho largo
nod appreciative audience iu attend-
ance. Hoy Green and Miss Lulu Murphy
wero out driving and calling on friends
iu our locality .Sunday P M.
Masters Harry Hacklenian( Arthur
Starkey Alfred Sagorty and John
Logo wero tho guests of Wilfred Poyco
lust Sunday.
Messrs Brown nnd Hoy Beardsley
ind wles were pleasantly entertained
at the homo of Mr and Mrs. John
Hacklojuan last Sunday
Mr. Hull und family from rinonn
nro hero for a few weeks visit with
his brother Win. Hull.
Mr. Austin Hotottor is tbo posses
sor of a now rurriaic
Advin Howi' and family uro now in-
stilled iu tboir now pud commodious
houo. Besides being comfortable
it adds u lire impruomeut to bis
farm
11. i P.. 0 ha a mw Viial j.uuip at
5ELEBRAT
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Ho Dse to Hum lor a Belter Place.
All tho Old l'Vatures of Independent Day will bo seen
nnd hoard at Beaver ns well as now things. Everybody
in Beaver is lying awako o' nights studying over plans
to mnko tlio celebration tho best ever held in Beaver
county. Thoro will bo "something doing'' all day.
COME
TO
To do your celebrating. Hero you can hoar patriotic
speeches fine declamations good music and many
many other things to niaku you happy and patriotic.
Here you can sec beautiful decorations ; things comical and things ridiculous ;
things you may have often seen before and things you never saw before and
will never seo again You can stand up or Ho down sit down or hang up
In Bliort this is o bo a grnnd and glorious "go-as-you-pleaso" celebration.
GOME TO BEAVER AND CELEBRATE THE FOURTH.
IARCASPSS
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Everyone knows what the word Bargain
means. It means a whole lot for your
MONEY-.
And the place to get them is at the'
DADP.A T1T QTHD T?
j-jjrJLvvx-rjLiN
Owned and
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ENGLEWOOD - KANSAS
B. F- LONG AND W .T. LONG
his place and he says it bents hauling
water.
The larger portion of our farmers
are wending their way to tho Kansas
wheat fields. It leaves a lot of gras
widows and there might be some
chance for tho o'd widowers and
bachelors. Chances nro though that I
they might get their heads broken.
Wo are needing rain everything- is
growing fine but the ground is getting
cmito hanl nnd dry
Let everyono remember tho picnic
nt SymoiiB Grovo on the grand and
glorious Fourth. BvGuah.
PRAIRIE DELL.
Refreshing rnins aro seasonable and
thunkfully received
Wheat cutting is tho order of tho
day hero.
Tho small pox hns not entered other
homes so our Sunday School has re-
sumed work again.
Prof. H.O Follow nnd Mr. M. M.
Taylor of Driftwood drove through
from Alva to Gate in 15 hours not
continously however.
Mr. E. Jones of Alva brought buck
Mr. J. P. Curd's family through in a
carriage. They speak of beautiful
scenery on tlio way und some exciting
experience in tho river and over tho
canons.
Mr. McKinney of Lowell Kansas
was a guest at Chns. Crafts a few days
ago.
Mrs. Inez C. Wilmot gavef n beauti-
ful talk to tho Busy Beo Band Wed-
nesday. Her work among tho cbil-
-drou nt Clcvelnud has filled Iter to
inspire them to noble lives.
Mrs. Bnllurd nnd youngest children
havo just returned after a happy week
camping with her husband iu n pleas
ant Oklahoma grove.
Minor Hubbard has sold bis half
section of land south of Gate to M- M
Taylor of Driftwood who will move
his family .there Immediately nftcr
harvest.
Mr. Q. Whito of Sprceland Indiana
returned to his home Friday uft;r
spending n week with bis nephew
H. C. Fcllow.and wife.
Mack Smith and Chas. Graft return-
ed from Alva with the household ef-
fects of J. P. Curd who with his family
will occupy the Miller proporty.
Mrs- Fellow reports a good miurterly
meeting at Bethel nnd many friendly I
handshaking with old ncquHntunces
Mr nnd Mrs. Wallace Wihnot re-
cently of the Biblo Training School
of Cleveland Ohio have been guests
of hi brother Ernest nnd othors
Xho .new -comers ?- In number
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took dinner nt Mnck' Smith's Sunday.
Hoosiers. Buckeyes Jay hawkers nnd
Ilnwkeyes aro filling our neighbor-
hood fast.
Chan Craft has secured a relinquish
ment nnd wo oxiiect to seo n cozy sod
nagi0n erected iu the near future
The prayer meeting on Thursday nt
2:TO P. M. met last week and will bo
continued from now on in thu homes
of thoso interested.
Many communities in many states'
nro planning to make tho -Itli of July
a real day of profit in the education of
tho public to higher idc'ils' as to the
object of its celeiiration. Oklahoma
la not behind in this good movement
for the W 0 T. U. havo excellent
programs ip preparation in a number
of districts. Let us see your printed
programs so ns to know how lo make
ours to B. Fahi.
South Beavor.
Juiluc Mecso and family spent part
of lust week nt Elmwond returning
home Moodily of this week.
Mrs 0. J. Groves visited her Clar
Creek homo the latter part of the
week returning to Spring Cieek Sun-
diy Hvening.
Q'lite a number f Iteayor county
men have left far the barvrsl fields.
Among thu number is GeoHgn Tole
Alva Clothier Frank Wright Mr.
Ilurabum and Mr. Redman and family
The teli-phnne line between Elm-
wood aud Rf-avcr will soon be complete
(Mareneo Ilibbs Jauioi Klairle John
and l'erly Johusoi Heryl Ivile . and
several others are helping this week
una nnu is soini.iniuu' tuai win tie a
great help to the country
Ass Kile is drilling a well for Mr
ilcndiix south of Clear ('reek. He i.
down about 100 feet mid slill geiu.
The grasshoppers aro injuring the
young alfalfa fields nnd I lie gardens
near hlmwood h'iihd llipy havo eiilue-
ly eatsu up others badly injured
Mr. aud Mrs Perry Obilmitt spent
Saturday ultrbt aud Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lamcu.
Mr nd M Win. JJInsicr spent
Friday with Mr Closer siitcr of Mrs
Jbbu Jobrntjn.
Hev. Wilsnu and wife prflachfd nt
tho Uizby ibiiol l.oui Ut Sundij'
vtr) good ncrtugu was dinvircJ
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1 tS GOING TO MAKE THE I
AS It NEVER "SGROME" BEFORE!
( And wuilc the Engle is making nil of this fuss
SI 1 am selling
Dry Goods Dress Goods
Notions Shirt Waists
MEN'S VANCY SH1HT8' UNDKUWEAU TIES.
HOOTS AND SHOES GLASS and (JUEENSWAUE
STAPLl-J and FANCY (IKOtMilllttS r'l.OfJU nnd
Feed. jSTONB PlllCB TO Ati -S
"SJFffiSW t-ftruT&TiW V&rl&'ui& i
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Yours Respecifully
F. P MADISON.
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KOB3S!BrJ?B
Dealers in
And everything that goes to make up a complete
Grocery establishment. Flour Feed and' "
supplies of all kinds. No need to go
elsewhere for anything in our line.
Our prices are right.
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EVERYTHING
In thd Dry Goods line mny bo found at my
ostab'lshmePt. I carry
tockof dry GOODS. CLOTH
LNG. HATS
SHOES I uoover.
J. W.
We have just recelvd a carload
of GRAND DETOUR Ag
ricultural Implements and
Always headquarters for
3S
KlimiiS iSH
As .large n line to select from cs you will find at the rctflrtujd
and if we cannot meet railroad competition on ev-
erything we won't ask you to ti ade with us.
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