The Kiel Herald (Kiel, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 1909 Page: 4 of 8
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THH KIEL IIHRALI). j
Published Weekly.
1! I('lia|>m;in. Editor.
J1 a year in advance.
Kntercd as sccond-class matter April 2H |
ISHi!), ut the post otlice at Kiel, "li,, under j
the Act of March It, 1^79.
«ka)" liates i f advertising an
SAME to A Mi Tin
<>! Patent Medicine and Advertis ,
ing Agents will not luiv any
more for lis than that of the la
Itorer
The early sown wheat is;
strictly in it since the rain and
will .v> hi he ready to pasture.
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Snow to the west and north
<>l Oklahoma on Monday made
a very cold wave here on Tnes-
t h it, made a rush to get stoves
up and in action.
.j.
Kiel is on a great hooin, A
new doctor and a new preacher
have arrived ami two new mer-
chants and a barber are expected
in t lie not distant future.
li is with each hoy or g rl to
he among the leaders of their
age or hangers on in the follow-
ing. Constant, active striving!
to excel will win. Idleness and
indill'erencH will lose the goal ev- j
ery time.
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John W esley Bishop, of the j
('leo ( Miiel'l.ain, is st il! doling < hi
the virtue ; of ('leo Water.
Everv tinu a hii'th is an
iiounced in that vicinitj tlia.
water gets a tally in his notch-
stick
Iteallv, John, don't you think j
that therein another cause foi
such results'
\11 11 unter. 1 lie In-titill linn
derer of several persons, is on
tiial at Watonga this waek.
After confessing to the murders
in Arkansas he puts a plea of
not guilty.
i he M'cd, I it < • 11: • 111 him more t h
$> >,(100, or at>iait $f>0 per acre.
liiifiiOfi m
liATURAL Pli
Fl r.t£ SALE PICKLE'S.
A pickle factory burned dowu !a
aro,
vis-
wlfj
soon
u.
The worst u ind storm ever
known to t'uha and Florida
swept the Carrihean sea and
gulf countries Tuesday. Clreal
damage on both laud and water
has been tile result.
Hid you look into the condition
of your flues before you rushed
the heating stoves into use; If
not you had better attend to this
important matter before you
have an unwelcome warming.
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A fine rain fell last Friday all
over this part of Oklahoma and
I ut the ground in fine condition
fi.i plowing and wheat sowing.
Every farmer has been busy
and t here will be about the usual
area of wheat in this vallev.
Mr. Guru returned from King
fisher Tuesday bringing Mrs.
ti urn, who has been studying
the merits of a son in-law for
s iveral days while visiting one
of her daughters. While she did
i;< t exactly say so it is evident
11 at she t(links the only woman
who could ever have found am
merits in a son-in-law would
I iavo been her mother.
Alfalfa +".0 P. r Acre.
Kienilin, Ok la Oct. 1 (ins
(jiimmeison of Kremlin has just
finished threshing the seed from
I he last, crop of alfalfa on a 100
,• en* tract, twelve miles north of
II e city. Mr. (limine rs< in s< )ld
1 he s< ((1 for ten dollars per biishe
ti nil the hay lor'en dollars per'
I, n eli ti e ground. I he se\eial
t.uttingf* during the summer.and
Kiel had been thinking of
organizing an Immigration
Bureau for sometime to he used
in drawing a portion of the ■
floating population from the1
overcrowded sections of the east
to come here and join the busy
farmers who can not secure
sufficient help to work their rich
lands. Action had been de-
ferred and, perhaps, it may be
well that it was for last week
the flood gates of a better class
of immigrants broke loose and
there is no telling how exten
sive the tide of new comers will
become.
Below we give a few of the ar-
rivals and feel that our office
force is wholly inadequate to
keep a complete record of ar j
rivals
Ilit) doctors think there has
been no collusion among the 1
families in this matter and one ]
of them, at least, ought to
know as an arrival was landed
at his home.
it is supposed that the ex-j
ttenie heat, liftr the drouth has1
caused this influx. Just how
lL has been brought about we
leave to the next quilting party
to propei ly discuss and decide. |
Below is a list of what we
hope will, in due time, grow to j
be useful citizens ami an honor!
to those who are responsible for :
their coming into so good a
community to live:
On Friday, Oct. 8th' 190S), to
Mr and Mis. lialpli Knitter, a
tiine boy baby. Ralph is as
proud as a peacock and goes a-
oout list* 1111ig lo the imaginary
tilst prattle ot the boy as lie tries
lo say "dad, dad"
( hi Fi iday, Ocl , M 11, 190!) to
Mr and Mis. Warren, south-
west of Kiel a boy baby.
Pi, i'ii: to ,M r and M is. John
Utilise, eight mi les hoi Uieast of
Kiel, on Friday, Oct. Hih, 1909.
a line girl baby. All doing well.
Born, Oct.. It), l')09, to Mr. and
Mrs. Dan. Bates,vseven miles
northwest of Kiel, a fine boy ha-
I v.
lie v. and Mrs. Oorl are re
joicing over the arrival of a line,
eight pound girl at the parsonage ;
Tuesday afternoon.
On Tuesday, Oct. 12, 1909, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Dupy, living
east of Kiel, a fine baby girl, all
doing well.
Dr. Cavettand wife are enter-
taining a fine male heir that ar-
rived last Sunday evening about j
i NoYlock.
Mr. Al. Kriser and wife, five
miles west of Kiel, are entertain
iiig a 1- lb. boy that arrived on;
the night ol the 7th, last 'Thurs-
day. First boy in four births.
Dr. Boone repoits all doing
finely.
" Si ill t here's more to follow."
Last year the state tax was
1 1 4 mills on the dollar and pro-
duced ? 1 .sti'J.OHO Governor lias
kell's adniinist i at ion spent all
this and left debts of $197,000;
but no great complaint was
made as we were just starting a
new state. This year after the
state is organized and in running
order, the state tax is 2 I '2 mills
which will produce $2,500,000
and must be paid on October
la -less than three weeks from
now At this rate, God pitty
the people when Governor Has-
kell gvts the wheels of statehood
in full motion.— W.i"onit Record
our neighborhood a few weeks
and yesterday the women folks
ited the ruins. The neighbor's
borrowed our baby buggy and
returned with the to'lowing:
Kighteen bottles of tomato catsup
(slightly damaged).
Ten quails of mustard pickles (still
hot).
Twenty-four quarts of sweet gher-
kins.
Twelve jars of crabapple jell.
Nineteen cans of Early .iune peas
(slightly smoked, but still in the canst.
For this outlay she expended $^.05,
notwithstanding the fact that her hus-
band doesn't eat pickles. This is the
biggest bargain the Fourteenth avenue
colony has had to talk about in years.
In the meantime invitations are be-
ing sent out to all friends to come up
and help eat our (lie-sale pickles.
THAT SETTLED HIM.
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I'ilKSI DENT.
IJOUA M. Sin VICK I'KKH.
It. W. Sii'K. CAMIIM,.
He—I hear that your husband left
you very well fixed?
She—Yes; I should say he did. Ho
left me his money with the provision
that, if I married within five years, it ;
was to go to a hospital.
Exceptional Manners.
There wits ii lisli.
Whose manners
Whene'er he wi -i
He'd drop him
>111 e
line.
His Advice.
There was a woman living In a
country town who never called in a
doctor if she could help it, but wa3
forever trying to get free advice by
devious means.
One day, suffering from a sllghf.
cold, she waylaid a gruff middle-aged
me; ico of the old school, and. after
a preliminary conversation, asked ten-
tatively:
"iiy the way, doctor, what do you I
do when you have a couj,h?"
He loo::ed her straight in the face
for a minute, and then answered, j
without moving a muscle:
"1 cough, jnadam."
A Mistake.
"You made u mistake," said ts.a
housewife to the employment agent. j
"1 asked you for a competent maid."
"1 sent you a competent one," re-
plied the agent.
"No, you sent an impudent one,"
was the reply. "1 thought you must j
have misunderstood me."
GOOD REASON.
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g YOUR BUSINESS IS SOLICITED. &
We offer unusual facilities for handling all
branches of Commercial Banking. Special
attention given Farm Loans, Insurance, For-
eign Exchange and Bank Money orders is-
sued on all parts of the United States.
"You never miss the water
'til the w ell runs drv."
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Curious, isn't it, how some of us
Procrastinate?
You'll not fully realize the difficul-
ty in getting the full value of your
money unless you trade at our store.
Our system of Cash Buying ena-
bles us to off er the Best of merchan-
dise at very attractive prices in al'
departments. —
US your produce. H "gh-
ost market prices at all times.
GILCHRIST. SHEM9&31.,
Kiel, OK
If City 1 )rug' Store, P>
Paints, Oil, window Glass, Druos
and Patent MedlGlnes.
I gold Drinks mi ke I
T. D. (]'i
ill,
Kiel,
Okla.
She way a diminutive thing, carrv
ing book and slate, and it was a cold,
ti! ,::, niy day, and the kind-hearted
lady looking from the window saw
that she was crying bitterly.
So the kind lady went out to the
sidewalk and accosted her: "What are
you crying for, you poor little dear?
Are you most frozen?"
"No, ma'am; me ain't—boo-hoo—
told, lie's c'yin' 'cause me's laid me
det to school too early."
Ii m tra r n *r & MI - ■ f*
fe| ?■ m fr< dg '0 tsk Pf tn
inucn I Kin, Ha
A Full Line of Up-to-date Undertaking Goods
always on hand. Pr;ces Right!
Orders taken for Furniture. "1®>
S. WALTON.
Kiel,
0k.
Slow.
ti tins been it Vast a week
Since he acquired three lion P'lts,
Wt 're pati. nl, but it's nearly lime
OUI Sure Shot sluit nt something else
Citing an Example.
"Great nun often rise from small
beginnings," remarked the niornllzer.
"That's right," rejoined the demor-
alizer "Take our 300-roucd presi-
dent for example. He was once a lit-
tle baby"
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B ■ SLta W KJ iiivBa i .... a
OF KING FISH KH,
A Practical AUCTIONEER will attend all
kinds of Public Sales and guarantee satis-
faction. Can sell your fine stock, your farm
sale or anything you have to sell in Public.
Leave orders for me with the Kiel Herald.
TERMS reasonable; arrange dates and bills.
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Chapman, H. C. The Kiel Herald (Kiel, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 1909, newspaper, October 14, 1909; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc103000/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.