The Oklahoma Miner. (Krebs, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 11, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 15, 1913 Page: 1 of 8
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Vol.2
KREBS OKLAHOMA THURSDAY MAY 15 1913
Number 11
Off for Colorado.
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The formal opening at Lake
Park la-st Sunday was held and a
large and well pleased crowd was
in attendance. The various at-
tractions furnished this season
are of the best and you can al-
ways get your money's worth at
this favorite resort.
Thecr service furnished by
the interurban this season far
'surpasses any previous year and
you can get a car each way at
most any time you want it.
The Lemley-Bernard Co. ap-
pear at the" Park Dome Sunday
Meet your friends at Lake
Park Sunday.
Klink-Fee Wedding.
Among the many- surprises
sprung on our people was the
marriage Thursday at noon in
McAlester of Adam Klink to
Miss Gertrude Fee both of this
city the marriage ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. Lagrone
pastor of the M. E. church of
that city.
These young people are well
known to almost everybody in
Krebs having grown up among
us and their acquaintance and
friends includes a large circle.
s Miss Gertrude graduated with
high honors from the Krebs
High School on last Friday night.
Among the younger set she was
a leader in their social functions
and a diligent church worker.
The groom is an industrious
trustworthy young man of good
habits.
The Miner joins with their
many friends in extending best
wisher for future happiness.
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McAIesler Okla
Most Modem Woman's Store in
Iusteni Oklahoma.
DISTRIBUTORS OF
Ladies' Ready-to-wear Gar-
ments Millinery Ladies'
Shoes Fine Dress'
Goods and Dress
Accessories
Uncle Jimmy Russell and wife
departed Thursday morning for
their annual summc vacation in
Colorado.
They will visit one week in
Muskogee two weeks in Nowa-
ta 'after which they will pro-
ceed to Manitou Col. where
they will take up their residence
for the summer.
We are glad to see these grand
old people enjoy their declining
years and their many friends jn
Krebs wish them a pleasant stay
and a safe return.
The Miner will keep them post-
ed on the happenings in Krebs
during the summer.
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D. Hayden Linebaugh of Atci
ka has landed the United States j
Attorneyship for the eastern dis-1
trictof Oklahoma his name be-
ing sent to the senate for con-1
firmation Thursday by President
vvnson. myoen Ljineoaugn is
one of the most prominent law-
yers and democrats in the state.
His appointment is hailed with
delight among his many friends.
Grace M. E. Church.
I Longmire 3 Bowles 1 Colcord 1
Services tomorrow as follows: Third ballot: Anthony 7 Hale
Sunday School at 10: R. B. How- .7 Williams 7 Longmire 6.
Superintendent. Preaching at Fourth ballot: Anthony 11 Hale
11: Subject " Honest Exchange. " 1 11 Williams 6. Eighth ballot:
Ep worth League meets at 7:30 Anthony 17 Hale 10. Mr.
led by Miss Grace Watson. 'Anthony probably is one of the
Evening preaching service most widely known democrats in
promptly at 8; sermon: "The the state having been prominen-
Ways of a Man." Come and ! tly before the public since state-
worship with us!
Rev. Irl G. Whitchurch
Pastor.
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W. B. Anthony former speak-
er of the house of representa-
Hves and one of the most
k. own newspaper men
state was chosen by the
cratic fnembers of the
Wednesday night as one
members of the state
widelv
of the
of the
capitol
building commission. Anthony
was elected on the fifth ballot
when he defeated Tom Hale of
McAlester by a vote of 17 to 10
the necessary caucus majority
and then his selection v. as made
unanimous. His name now goes
before both branches of the leg-
islature for ratification which is
considered certain. At the first
caucus held Wednesday twelve
candidates were presented on the
first ballot with Anthony in the
lead. After two hours of ballot-
ing all of them were eliminated
with the exception of Anthony
W. B. Longmire of Shawnee
forrre. State Senator Williams of
Weatherford Boone Hite of An-
adarko and Tom Hale of McAles-
ter. At the night caucus C. F.
Colcord of Oklahoma City and II.
P. Bowles were added. On the
first ballot Anthony received 9
votes Williams 8 Bowles 1 Long-
mire 3 Colcord 1. 2nd ballot:
Anthony 8 Williams 8 Hale G
hood. He was a member of the
I house of representatives of the
first second and third legislatur-
es and was speaker of the house
' in the special session of the sec
ond legislature. He also was
private secretary to Governor
Haskell and now is secretary to
Lieutenant Governor McAlester
and assistant reading clerk of
the senate. Mr. Anthony is edi
tor of the Marlow Review.
Mr. Anthony was born in Ten
nessee received a university
education and was admitted to
the bar in Tennessee soon after
he left college.
Wins Another.
Four members of the Krebs
Gun Club again demonstrated
their ability as marksmen at the
shoot last Sdnday when they
'met and defeated four members
I of the McAlester club being
the second time Krebs has
"walloped" the boys from the
county seat in the past fwoi
weeks. The final score was
I McAlester 57 Krebs 78.
The Krebs team was compos-
ed of Clarence Homer Frank
Plokey Harry Kiple and Harry
I Hokey.
I McAlester Hayden. Watson
Hardin and Brightenbaugh.
Clarence Homer gave an exhi-
bition before the regular event
breaking 24 out of 25.
The next shoot will be held in
McAlester.
Bargains for
Everybody
This Week At
In Dry Goods Clothing and Groceries
I 18 Lbs. Sugar j
Work For The Editor. . p
Most anyone can be an editor.
All an editor has to do is to sit at
his desk six days in the week
four weeks of the month and
twelve months in the year and
"edit" such stuff as this:
"Mrs. Jones of Lost Creek
let a can-opener slipjast week
and cut herself in the pantry."
"A mischevious lad of Math-
erton threw a stone and struck a
companion in the alley last Tues-
day." "John Doe climed on the roof
of his house last week looking for
a leak and fell stricking himself
on the back porch."
"While Harold Green was es-
corting Miss Violet Wise home
from a church social last Satur-
day night a savage dog attacked
them and bit Mr. Green on
public square.
the
"Isaiah Trimmers of Leban-
on was playing with a cat Fri-
day when it scrached him on the
veranda."
" Mr. White harnessing a bron-
co last Saturday was kicked just
south of the corn crib."
BKEzasasujffias
Yale-Majestic I
McAlester
The
Home of Pleasing Photo Plays and
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Pictures changed every night
Vaudeville twice each week.
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Spend an Evening at the
YALE-MAJESTIC
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The Test Oil company is now
erecting their derrick in the
northwest quarter of section 30-3-12
a half mile southwest of their
large gasser the fifth well in sec-
tion 19-3-12 They consider this
new location just the right
distance from the axis of the
anticline and are expecting to
bring in a large producer. The
Mallory & Brennan test is down
1950 feet with nothing showing
yet although it is reported that
they are going deeper. The Ash-
land Oil and Gas company has
recently let a contract for a test
well to de drilled a few miles
southwest of here. This well is to
begin by July 1.
The biggest feature of the sea-
son with be shown at the Dream-
land tonight (Friday) entitled
'Cherokee Bill' the outlaw. This
is a special feature and a guar-
anteed attraction. Don't miss
it.
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Boyle, Ed. The Oklahoma Miner. (Krebs, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 11, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 15, 1913, newspaper, May 15, 1913; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc70641/m1/1/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.