The Billings News. (Billings, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, October 6, 1911 Page: 3 of 4
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BILLINGS STATE BANK
M. R. Conway, Pren.
C. E. Pierce, Vice Pres.
D. C. Fraizer, Cashier
Henry Murray, Asst. Cash.
Capital Stock $15,000
Surplus $3,000.oo
DIRECTORS
M R Conway C. E Pierce J. J. Riley
Geo. Seegers C. E. French H. Murray D C Fralzer
Our Depositors are protected by the Guarantee Deposit Fund
if the State of Oklahoma.
Business locals 5c per line each in-
sertion, and to run until or-
dered out and paid for
Caskey wants your produce.
Dr. R. F. Kirkpatrick was taking
in the state fair late last week.
A lot of shorts at right prices at
the Co-operative Shipping Associa-
tion.
J. M. Burch and wife and daugh-
ter were at the state fair a couple
of days late last week.
We are always ready to furnish
you ice in large or small quantities.
—Billings Meat Market.
When needing the services of a
If you are thinking of buying an
auto, are needing any kind of auto
accessories, or want to do any auto
driving call at the Billings Auto
Livery and Garage.—B. 0. Lemmon,
'Phone 108.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beheiiner, Mrs.
Robt. and Miss Mollie Beheiiner of
Portland, Kansas, arrived here Sun-
day in their auto for a short visit
with their old neighbors, the MeClus-
key families.
TEA cannot take the place of
coflee but many can drink tea that
cannot drink coffee. For a delicious
cup of tea try the ALTON GOODS
"basket fired” Japan at 60c a pound.
Your grocer sells it.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jack of Chau-
tauqua Springs, Kansas, arrived here
via. Hunter, Thursday of last week,
for a week's visit with Mr Jack's
You will have no anxiety and will
be able to sleep better if your funds [<>i' a ween s visit wun ivtr jucr s
are deposited in The Citizens Bank i sister, Mrs. James Young, and Ueir
of Billings. i many other relatives:
Get prices now on vour winter's' G Pa'n*®8S ,<|pn!7\s,t
supply of fuel. The Co-operative will be in Billings from October 7th
Shipping Association is prepared to
figure with you.
Plenty of corn, oats, bran, shorts,
good prices to cleanup the stockon ! M^J^hoarriveThere shortly after
hand. Pearson & Hayton. th' death of his father about eight
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Greenwood months ago, from the state of Wash-
went to Oklahoma City, Saturday, ington, left Monday to take up his
to visit their daughter and family I residence at Raymond, that state
and take in sights at the state fair, j again.
Mrs. Dun Deal and father, Win
B. 0. Lemmon and wife and Ye
Scribe and better three-fourths went
to the state fair Friday and took it in
veterinary surgeon in a hurry call j and tde cjty sights until Sunday ev-
for L A. Brown, 'phone No. 4.
See us before buying your Alfalfa
seed. We will sell you some cheap.
Pearson &. Hayton.
ening.
If you want a nice, tender, juicy
stake, a fine roast or piece of boil-
ing meat, the best of bacon and the
Mrs. Val Hoff returned Saturday nicest of hams, you can get it at the
from a short visit with relatives and Billings Meat Market,
friends in Enid. I ^jr. and Mrs. prank Holland went
For Sale—Pure Red Turkey seal to Oklahoma City. Monday, to spend
wheat, tests 62 pounds, scales on several days visiting a brother and
farm—Jens Breinholt.
Mrs. McMillan will be glad to take
your subscriptions and renewals to
all newspapers and magazines.
wife of the former and attend
state fair.
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YOU HAD BETTER GET YOURS
They are going. All you have to do with a
man who wants a grain drill is to show him
dental work done. Crown and bridge
work a specialty. See him early and
don’t wait till the last day.
Buy the best McAlester Alderson
coal. We have plenty of it and
«mv i«»oTr .• a cheap in price too. See us before
WHY WASTE time and money buying your winter's supply.—Pear-
by buying inferior coffee. The AL- & w-ivton
TON GOODS is guaranteed to satisfy. y
.. _ ! If you want your clothes cleaned
Mrs. B. C. Terry and children left j)y t^e prench dry process take
Monday to join Mr. Terry in their t[iem to the 0. K. Barber Shop,
new home near Solona, New Mexico. Rothrock of Wellington does the
Our ice wagon will call on you work and guarantees it.
every morning, or you can get what parties indebted to H. C.
you want at the meat shop. v\ in. Woodworth for blacksmith, machine
rrancis. or woodwork will please call at the
William W. Davis, lawyer, office Citizens Bank and settle at once as
over the Owl Drug Store in Tonka- ^le *s g°*nM 10 leave soon,
wa, Oklahoma. All business prompt- HYGIENICALLY considered a
ly attended to. pure phosphate Baking Powder is
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Glines and W. the only perfect Baking Powder.
G. McCluskey went to the state fair THE ALTON GOODS Baking Pow-
via Bliss, Tuesday morning, to spend der is a pure phosphate baking pow-
a couple of days. der.
•?.<t**;**? *§*•!••!••!• •!*0- •*- *I*v•!•*$**v•5*4,*»**»**'• %•
Snyder, and niece. Miss Snyder of
Kansas, went to the state fair last
week and remained until late this
week, visiting relatives and seeing
the sights. Mr. Deal joined them
Wednesday.
THE USE OF GROUND NUTMEG
and ground mace is gradually grow-
ing. Consumers finding small quan-
tities of these spices very essential
for present day receipts. The AL-
TON GOODS brand in 10c cuns are
very popular.
Mrs. Mary Opdylke and Mrs.
Richard Ellis came down yesterday
from Billings to attend mission ser-
vice yesterday, remaining over to-
day on business connected with the
mission building.—Perry Enterprise-
Times, 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kappes of To-
wanda, Kansas, arrived last Satur-
day from Oklahoma City, where
they had been to see the fair, for a
visit with the parents of the latter*.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Beach. Mr.
Kappes left for home Monday, but
Mrs. Kappes remained for a longer
visit.
The cotton gin steamed up and
made their first day's run of the
season last Friday. Considerable
cotton has been coming to market
of late and as the yield is fair and
the quality pretty good, a great deal
is expected to come to this market
this season, for there was seed
enough sold here in the spring to
plant over three thousand acres.
Eight car loads of stock were
shipped from this point last Satur-
day, as follows: Thomas & Thomas
of Tonkawa, three cars of cattle, 67
head; M. R. Conway, 2 cars of cattle.
A Van Brunt
Or if we cannot convince you, ask some of the following parties what they
think about them and how much they have spent for repairs. Some have
used them for ten years:
J. T, Younger, N. ,T. Beach, M. Chestnut, Abe Banta, C. E. Stout, L. Mur-
dock, E. E. Landes, John Landes. It. 0. Clark. Frank Culp, Emil Jupe, Frank
Worrel, Frank McKeown, .Jas. liussel, W. K. Hyland, Armour Henderson,
Wm. Hoover, David Allen, J. E. Glines, II. H. Burke, Val. Elliott, J. L. Baker,
Dan Hines, Steve Pitts, Ben Graff, Claude Macy, W. G. Cook, Jack lliley,
Harry Wilkins, B, O. Lemmon, and a dozens of others.
We will leave it. to them. They will recommend it even stronger than we.
They are the most popular drill ou the market and they have “ Made their
way by the way they are made.”
Yours in the Drill business,
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Phone 28
BILLINGS,
OKLAHOMA
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P. S. Don’t forget our FULLER-LEE bargain, $50,00 for 8 disc
8 inch drill.
Baptist Church.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preach-
ing services 11a. in. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
of each week 7:45. We extend a
cordial invitation to all. "Come, let
us reason together"
S. E. Dorsett, Pastor.
Groceries? I
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The tallest engineer on the whole
Rock Island system, who runs out of <§>
El Reno, pulled the throttle on the I ^
engine that makes the run over this ^
branch. Monday.
Yes
The best to be had.
The freshest on the market.
The kind that make you come again
The stock that is received fresh ev-
ery few days.
Averts Awful Tragedy
Timely advice given Mrs. C. Wil-
53 head; Col. Rosecrants, one car of; loughby, of Marengo. Wis„ (R. No. .
cattle, 40 head, all to Kansas City; i j) prevented a dreadful tragedy
D. C. Woinach, 1 car of hogs, 90 and saved two lives. Doctors had
head to Wichita; and Glines & Pot-' s;dd her frightful cough was a “con- <*>
ter, 1 car of horses and mules, 26; sumption” cough and could do little <^>
head, to St. Louis. t0 help her. After many remedies ^
Geo. Mowbray and wife returned {J™* S^efy' M hate #
it for some time.
Monday from a visit with relatives I ^Sdm^sbe #
near Jefferson.
Mr. Mowbray re- j wrote "and the awful cough has al- <§>
Kne. in sec,ion. S!?. = ♦
We are sending in measures every day for those
* who wish to he logged out right. Join the ranks of ;j;
;i; the well-dressed man. Leave your measurement at *
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FARAGHER’S
it comes up
This is not the only section we have
heard from. They have taken some
small patches in this section, and
one party we heard of lost a ten-
acre field, they having complet-
ly destroyed it. They are altogeth-
er too plentiful here, but very
scarce compared to other sections
we have visited and heard from.
What might have been a more
serious accident occurred Sunday
morning, when aliout 9:45 C. E.
Denton and family in their one-
seated buggy, behind a spirited pair
of horses experienced a ride which
they will not wish repeated. They
had iust arrived in town to attend
services, when, at the crossing at
the Cooper & Beaty corner, the team
took fright. Turning west they
ran at a full run-away speed as far
as the city park, the occupants not
being able to control them. Just
beyond the park the horses were
fortunately turned into a wire fence
where all alighted without injury
other than being pretty badly scared
folks. The team wus soon disen-
tangled from the wire which showed
a.few cuts about the feet and ankles
aside from which no further injury
resulted.
chial trouble," This matchless med-
icine has no equal for throat and
lung troubles. Price 50c and $100,
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Cor-
ner Pharmacy.
Sidney Suggs, state highway com-
missioner, is preparing to file about
3,000 suits in the various counties
of the state against automobile own-
ers who have failed to pay the an-
nual license tax of $1 upon automo-
biles as required by law. These ac-
tions probably will start with at-
tachments on the machines
WorK Clothes?
Jumpers that fit and wear well.
^IIRF Overalls that look neat and clean.
Work Shirts that wear well.
WHERE?
Redfearn’s
Grocery
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Enid Mill & Elevator Co.
GRAIN, FLOUR FEED AND COAL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GEO. BURGIN, Manager, Billings, Okla.
ATLAS
35-J2
,1. M. SANDERS
HIGH DOLLAR AUCTIONEER.
Heron years experience In this
community, successfully selling
for the best breeders of this en-
tire section.
Owing to the demand for service we, Phon. 25 o.< Line so.
have decided to stand our famous (
French Coach Horse “ Atlas " dur-1 Mnnpv! MntlPv!
ing the month of October at the | JllOnCyi JYlOneyi
old place, the John Henry breeding |»i,,nty of money to loan on Real
barn, in Billings, by the same keep-
er, Jackson Green. Remember he
will only stand during the month of
October.
Estate on either first or second
mortgages for long or short
time. J. P. Opdylke.
| OUR MOTTO: “Business from atari
to finish. Sales made any place
ami at any cirne.**
WILLIAMS A KINGERV
Auctioneers
LIVE STOCK AND FARM SALES
BILLINGS. OKLAHOMA.
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Land Bargains
A good improved farm 31 miles
from Lamont; $6,600; good com and
alfalfa land. Enquire of
L TEACHMAN, Lamont
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The Billings News. (Billings, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, October 6, 1911, newspaper, October 6, 1911; Billings, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1173337/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.