The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 8, Ed. 1, Thursday, August 8, 1907 Page: 1 of 8
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OLDEST OKLAHOMA NEWSPAPER
BEAVER
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BEAVER BEAVER COUNTS OKLAHOMA THURSDAY AUGUST 8 1907.
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I 1GM NEWS. I
Ed Hanson cut his hay on the ranch
this week.
S. J.-Kcrn of Fulton Crook' made
final proof on his claim this week
Pure drugs and chemicals. Fresh
stock otfery few days. Prescriptions
carefully compounded'
Tint Gem Pharmacy.
Miss Ella Baker is
improved this week.
reported much
Bring your Hides and Furs to
Liberal Kansas. Highest market
price. Liberal Hidk Co. o miner-
eial Hotel.
1220 tf.
Mother Henson made a trip out
her ranch Tuesday evening.
to
FOU TRADE: A good restaurant
and harbor shop for a farm with a clear
title. See Clyjjk Grkoo.
Farmers coming into town report
crops looking fine after the rains.
A standard bred draft stallion will
make the season at Shelton's barn.v
418 tf
Harry R. Bums of Tyrone is helping
Mr. Savage in the county clerk's office.
- Misses Jennia and Nellie Rounds lofV
Saturday for the ranch of the former
located near Balko.
.Marshal Shelton has tendered his
resignation. No action has yet been
made on it by thecoucij.
A full line of Drugs and fancy articles
also paints and oils.
The Gem Pharmacy.
Bert Freen'ian George Simon and
Fred Bebbe of Fulton Okla. were in
town this weelCon business.
Don't forget to put that item of news
in the Ukiiald'b Haws Box.
Both hotels arc enjoying a fcood trade
from transcients and strangers visiting
Beaver City
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Wier of Oborlin
Kansas parents of Mrs. "W. T". Quinn
and Mrs. R. 0 Russell are hero visit-
ing. C. Grub of Pronto was in Beaver Sat-
urday and paid the IIkralh office ix
call entering his name on our list of
readers.
"Fred Warren of Beaver City Okla.
is erecting a blocksmith shop on North
-Sids and expects to have it in opertion
in a fiw days." Ochiltree Eagle
The Hkrai.o received a letter from
Miss Maude Thomas from Colorado
Springs stating that the party had ar-
rived at that point having had u de-
lightful trip over there and that they
woild remain at the Springs for some
time.
W.T. Quinn .who went as a delegate
in the Renublican State Convention at
Tulsa returned home Tuesday. Mr
Quinn speaks in high terms of the big
Tulsa meeeing and the harmony that
prevailed therein and of the ticket
nominated.
A small sized cyclone went through
the country last Thursday night and
touched at Alexender in Woodmen Co
blowinf; the dance hall from its found-
ation and demolishing a wind mill no
one was h'lrt.
Miss May Wier of Oberlin Kansas
who bijs b?en attending business col-
lege at Wichita arrived irf Beaver
Tuesday on a viait to her sister Mrs.
W.T. Quinn
Pon't .forget the public sale on the
street Saturday August 17th. There
will be a chance for some good bar.
gains. r.
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' T. J. Judy a former resident of Bea-
ver and father of Cashier Judy of the
First State Bank who now lives in
Cowley county Kansas is here visiting
'his eon and greeting his old friends.
" Judge Meeso issued marriage li-
cense to George Wedemoyer and
Stella Hach'no of Guymon .on August
2nd and on August 0th license to J. M
Oantwell' and Mattie M McWhortor
of Hooker. August 7th 8. G Dement
and Ora Young obtained permission to
marry.
New Telephone Exchange
Tlio Beaver telephone Company
this week is getting in new poles for
the new city exohnnoo and it will not
be long before I ho new switch-board
will bo installed and the old party line
service for the city will be done- away
with this improvement is nuieli appre-
ciated by everybody and especially the
business A
Manager Garrett will use the alleys
in placing the new poles which will
leave no obstruction on the niuiustreet
The new poles are the regular size
used in the cities.
FIRSTCLASS DRESSMAKING at
reasonable prices by Mrs. Iieno Go-
heeu While House. 4
Charles II. Simnbns and Daisy Hud.
ciiiT of Hooker were married by .ludgc
Moeso last Saturday.
W. II. Main-field left Monday morn-
ing for A visit back in Kentucky. He
willj oitrhls wife at Mt. Sterliug who
is also a Kentuckian and ho was cabl-
ed there by the dentil of her mother a
few weeks ago Together they will
spend a month or more visiting relati-
es and friends of their youth.
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Paint! Paint! Paint!
Why don't you paint your house?
We have'a full stocjt of all kinds of
paint. The Gem Pharmacy
"You'll Have to Hurry .
The Hera in always gets out on time
Any notice intended for publication
same week as received MUST reach
this'ofiice not later than Wednesday
forenoon. The paper goes to press
Wednesday night. Bear this in mind
and be on titrrtl. tf.
Arrived;
DUR STOCK of $10000.00 good.
Consists of Dry Goods Clothing Gents
Furnishings Boots and Shoes
Come in and look ov .r our Stock we
are here to STAY and make our home
with you. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler are in
full charge during my absence and will
extend all courtesies posible.
We want your Trade
' R. N. McCoKKKKf
. Mrs. Tylrr Resident' Manager.
I WILL TRADE my restaurant.
and
barber shop for a deeded farm
Ci.YDi: Gjtnoo
'I ho Herald Job Printory is equip-
ped to turn out firstclass work.
FOR SALE 100 .acres deeded land in
Beaver county Oklahotria. Good
farm land and plenty of living water
For prices see or address
J.J. Fulkkiison
126 tf. Dombey Oklahoma.
Our News Boxes.
We have received several items ot
interest through our new medium the
news boxes this week and we heartly
thank the contributors for their help
and hope fiey will repeat the doso in
greater volume next week and that
several others vill join our "new
staff" and help us to make the Herald
what we would like to have it ''The
best and nowie't lipiuc paperin Beaver
County.
If-yoti want to read the news sub
scribe for the Herald only $1 a year
Ring Central Call The Herald
when you have an item of news. We
will greatly appreciate your 'Phoning
to writing us an item of news in regard
to the arrival or departure of friends in
your h.ome deaths marriages or births
accidents social functions or in fact
anything of interest tj your friends
Don't be afraid to tell us about your-
self. .We wont Bay you told.
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Still
Doing Business
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circulars but get our
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Respectfuly
' LONG BRO'S
KNQLEVOOD KANS
FULL STATE
TICKET NAMED
Hunter For Chairman
Resolutions Strongly Endorse
the Republican Adminis
(ration and Urge '
Laws of Reform.
The Republican State Convention at
Tulsa adjourned at 2-311 Friday after-
noon after nominating a full state
ticket with Frantz at the head.
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Governor F(rank Frantz Guthrie.
Lieutenant 'governor N. G. I'urk
Checotah.
Secretary of stato Tom N. Robnett
Ardmore.
Attorney general Silas Keid El
Reno. i'
Treasurer Mortimer Stillwell Bart-
lesville. Railroad commissioners Patrick
Dore Westviljp Major John Jensen
Perry and Dan Grafton Shawnee.
. Suprcnre court justices First Dis-
trict John R. Thomas Muskogee ; sec-
ond district. W B Johnson. Ardmore;
third district John Cotteral Guthrie
fourth district Judge Frank E Gillette
Inudarko; fifth district Col. W. W
d Snoddjr Alva
Mine Inspector David Halstead
McAlester. 4 t
Auditor J. E. Dyche Lawton.
"SuperintendentCalvin Ballard Mc-
Alester. Examiner and Inspector of 'accounts'
J. S Fischer Texhoma.
Labor Commissioner A. D Murlin
Oklahoma City.
Insurance commissioner Mitchael
Buike Perry.
Charities commissioner Hazel Tom'-
linson Federick.
Supremo court clerk J. W. Speak
Chickasha.
Osage Babies at $20000.
The Osage Indians are tliorichost
people in the -world rihfough'tlie grace
of the. biS white father in Washington
and his aoviseors. There aro not very
many of them probably not more than
2.200 counting full bloods and half
breeds yet their per capita wealth
counting babies squaws nnd grown
men is stimated to be ?-'0 000 from
which each one draws an annual income
of $5000 without doing a lick of work.
They own prosperous wijeat farms luc
rative oil wells finely yeilding gold
mines. They rent out their holdings
to white men. and sit back and reap
the increment. They are in some ways
the most-to-be-enviee people on earth.
When thoj had Iheis reservation in
Kansas the land became so valucable
for wlieat and general agriculture that
the goverm'iit thought it was a shame
for the Indian to enjoy it. So thej
were bundled off and hoisted over to
Oklahoma. Their Kansas was paid for
at the rate of $1 2.5 an acre and the
Oklahoma land was purchased for them
at 70 cents an acre thus giving 'them a
good start in life. There was now some-
thing like $9000000 to the combineU
account of the Osage nation and the
ijoverjnent gaurenteed them 5 per cent
a year on it.
There ip something romatlo about it
if we leave the sordid element out in
the ca&e of the young white man who
goes into the Indian nation finds his
occupation there and takes from it his
wiie He is liwarlhly looked up to ade
respected 1 e s not called a "equaw
man tnere aim as a ruie tunes up nis
wife's little property uses her returns
from ihe community funds and those
of his children for increasing and de-
veloping the farm land? and succeds
on his own merit3. Sometimes how-
ever the case is reversed and the white
wife takes up her abode with an Indian
husband and with papose on her back
may at any time be seen sleeping in
her lazy contentment or strolling idly
about the streets. Yet this stricture
is by no means univereial foJ there are
instancesNvhere exactly the reverse is
true and Indian families are being
raised by white mothers that would do.
uaedit to any community-
Iuthenlllceof the alloting coinmis-
(on may be jound a young Indian who
u great pitcher for Carlisle where lie
! spout ten years at schooland two years
more nt PoughbeepgIe TolBV hft u
' th0 mtu of a itltl6 fR'miy consisting
' pf a very blonde while wife and four aa
pharmmg ana ueautuui cluiuren as
couiu ue ioujiu in nuy (similar maou
n life. For himself and four children
he draws r2.5000 a year from IiIb tribu-
nal funds ; he is the owner pf five farms I
of 100 acres each.of as line arlcqlturaf
land n con be found any whore in this
country each of which is rented out to
white farmers and when this allotment
is finished lie will be the possessor of
ten more of equal i"e and a matter of
".Ti.tXX) in cash in addition to which he
employshis time thriftly as it gover-
ment clerk and interpreter at a siiiarj
of TIKI per year.
Socialist Ticket For Heaver
County. Oklahoma .
Nominated and elected by the So-
cialist Party in mass meeting held at
Heaver Oklahoma August 3d 1007
with .I.E. Huberts for chairman and
S. II. Wiling for Secretary.
The nominations for State officers
already made by the .State Convention
of the Socialist Party were all endorsed
and the following persons were nomi-
nated and Heeled for public candidates.
0. W Stewart (Cowboy Charley) of
Beaver for Representative.
J.E Still of Beaver for County
Judge.
E. C. Parks Beatrice for County At-
torney. .
Orie Ruder of Ivanhoe for District
Clerk of Beaver county.
S. II. Elling of Beaver for County
Cleck.
William Hefeli of Beaver for Sher-
iff. Joseph Whitaker.of Coin for County
Treasurer.
Charles Brow of Ivanhoe for Re-
corder of Deeds.
D. M Vicors of Beaver for Super-
intedent of Public Schools.
Herald News Boxes.
Owing to the fact that- we will bo
away from the office for some weeks
and the editor in chargo being a
stranger in Beaver which would make
it hard for him to gather local news
we have placed News Boxes at the Post
Office The Thompson Hotel The Whito
House and the District Clerk's office in
the Court House- and would kindly re-
quest all who have an item of news to
place same therein. Bo sure and sign
your name to each article as no matter
without signature will bo published.
Of course your name will not bo pub
lished but we must have it so as not to
be imposed upon with bogus news.
We will greatly appreciate any such
items.
AUCTION!
PUBLIG SALE
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On The Street in Beaver City
SAT'DAY AUG 17
I will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder starting at
2 o'clock P. M. the following property;
2
1
Firstclass Milch Cows. 1 Good Brood Mare
Coming Yearling Colt. 1 Farm Wagon.
Set Single Harness. Small articles too liumer-
1
ous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE:' All sums under $10.00 Cash in hand
sums of $10.00 and over a credit of 90 days with approved
curity in bankable note with interest at 12 per cent. Five
cent discount for cash.
l i KIWLES.
REPUBLICAN CALL
County Convention
The Republicans of Beaver County are
called to meet in Deligate Convention on
20th day of August 1907 at 10 a. m. at the
Old Court House for the purpose of nomi-
nating a full County Ticket and for one
Represenative for Beaver County if thought
advisable and to transact such other busi-
ness as may come before the convention.
The precinct Committeemen are instructed to hold caucuse on Friday Aug"
ust lflth at 2 p in and elect deligates tmd alternates to this convention.
A Committeeman for each precinct will be elected at these caucuses to
serve tor the coming year
Following is the list of Precincts with the number of .Deligates and Alter-
nat'er to be elected.
Garland I.
Gate 8
Ben tin 3
Cottowood 1.
Kokomo i
Fulton i2
Nyo if
Qline 3.
Clear Laku I.
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Conroy 15.
Floris II.'
Dombey 1.
BluegnihB '-'.
Logan 3.
Ester 1.
Beaver 8.
Balko 3.
Pleasant View
Madison 3.
Wentwortc 3.
Elm wood 4.
Prairie Valley 3.
Mallory 2.
Total 7
Thomak P. BiiAimvoot) Chaiaman.
John W. Savaok Acting Secretary.
Call For Senatorial Convention
There will bo a delegate convention
held in Beaver City Tuesday afternoon
August 20 10o7 at 3 o'clock for tho
purpose of nominating a Republican
caudidato for State Senator for tho
first senatorial district composed of
tho counties of Cimarrpn Texas Beav-
er and Harper.
Delegates are appointed to the vari-
ous counties of the district as follovjs ;
Cimarron 11 Delegates'.
Taxas 10" c
Beaver 15 "
Harper 14 "
All
se-per
W. L. GOHEEN
Auctioneer.
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