The Kiowa County News. (Lone Wolf, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1920 Page: 1 of 10
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BOUNTY AFFAIRS
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SERVICE
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Modern, up-to-date Dank service
means more th m simply the hand-
linprof funds* it,i.U!:‘* ; me of
fidence and assures satisfaction with
every transaction.
Service in its fullest meaning, is a
fixed part of our bank covenant.
LET US SERVE YOUR :
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In the township content for
he bra? ngricuStuinl, exhibit Dill
township won over Hobart town*
iwnehip and Otter Oreek town-
hip. The official score was close
(•cording to the judges mid all
■ '■** ■ townships had creditab u
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slashing movement
which is spreading over the cn*
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ORIENT STA E BANK 8
JOHN W. HIGGINS
Cashier
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Hobart, Ok , 10 a. m l)-25*’20.
n. Cov. Gardener, Sr. Louis,
hflrt. c ur ty . nit Kiowa C< .
aboma’a greatest. agricultural
■ t ty, pends vn dings to nil
Mm outian?, ard R« xn|l dealers,
low in conventi >rt assembled.
S. II N x, Mayor.
Carrying the above message
typed on th
n a two grain capsule
to the leg; of one of the pair of
homing pigeons, released h-re
J | from in lru.it of l'• o er Drug
store af 10 a. m. today, the bir< a
took wing immediately after the
cage was opened, headed in a
ferihen.T, dircetL.\ on their 5C2
mile flight to St. L*uis.
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L. H. HIGGINS
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Sugar's Long Trip
The Chica*pi Post has
rrod that while Chicago n al t uf I O
1,400 miles from Cuba, as the j O
crow 11 ch it is 9,000 miles from j Q
Cuba as Bn,: ir Hies. That is, If
i c ause Chicago has to get itslrj,
sugar from Canada, which in I -:>*
turn imports it from England. I
v h re it was originally brought1 jfj’
fmm Cuba. And, weary from mj,
the long trip, the sweetening is I :;j
i. tailed to con-ret i ’ ;.t thej^
original p th e, plus,it iveling ex-
penses and f ir substantial
1 at th it, it is doubt* j
Biie ir is .. lir d. after' Q
1 long ; • b . as i ceobunv i | v’>
vvnogitH'Jj it 01 the journey's
end.
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HEATING AND COOK STOVES
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DRUG STCIiK
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DtaAionery,
St' s' :i Su pplies
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EVERYTHING IN DRUGS, also COLD DRINKS
LIVE CUD LET LIVE DI5US 8T6B2 L£li^VtOLf
Deputy Sheiiii’ Ira Hartzeg
and Special Deputy L Stowe, of
Sheriff Lee’s force, ’swooped
iown on a grig of u’lig d whir,
key dividers, south of Lone
Wolf, and east of Tepee moun-
tain in I he bed of the creek near
nidnight Monday, . nd si iz d a
u.;d poured out about 100
gallons of mash. 60 gallons of
wine, and captured three gallons
l. . Point With Pride to our dt i t !mei i fop the hand
1 ’■ of insurance nd Farm I i. *Come in and 5
Vv,‘ '' '• agenta for the belt #
m • s ml <• ui make it to your interes to talk in urance,0
with us, tR
ORIKNT STAT'D BANK |
... L • 1 u* ■ 1 iv: . John W. Higgins, Cashior*
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P. C. Dings of Ardmore, Pres-
ident of the Oklahoma Bankers’
Association, is the first man in
, ... , "• men car l ijfSM}
..... "• «“ lug for Fletcher, Okta.. M
• *en i« e, Pej ltjveg
He gave $1,000 cash.
Salvation Army Wotk
During the* reunion of the
N.’i tieth Divts»iim o ex ' ’diers
to Uhia.iuiiti Ctly laoi Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, the Salva* campaipn
tion Army lassies served hot "
• :r iJ 1 ■ ■" d ho c .fft ' iree to Straycd or Stolen
the boys. Twenty S. A. girls r? •.
from Mu«ko^ •, Ardinoro. Tu! -a, J,T(*7 NI‘
Ok'-ihiaa. t i.» 0(id other plach NJf' 0 ? • ?»'■ 2~' ,9?0-
did all tbn cooking and »t, „KTb*v rad,dl" h"r“ ’ 'T* °ldl
Thore «u enough for ever, , x-! “I " n ^ , "1
eoUioo ft k < t . , . inside hind leg. Liberal reward
SO. Ui r > h.i • a bunch of dooRh-1 for recovery.flf horse.
nuts and a coufde of cups of| H. H Veit. Lone Wolf.
LUGERT i'iCK UPS
’M nt.11 Mrs, G. I). Hubbard
Kit in their crjr Tuesday morn-
visit
coffee.
of freshly distilled whiskey and ^' Bal vation Army pitched! —--
k into c:::.tody Ned Hughes, huts at t!ie abroad atationa and | Nowadays, a drummer doesn
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Phone 44.
y a'* o jiugiif.s, | ;------- - ......; niuwfiuayp, a urummer aoesn’t
■ n-: " Tod t. E 1 Nail (negro) ‘‘s i !>J8 Kof * J the train they j have to p?>d bis expense account
Jack Holder, Ed Martin an li\ ”re)r'}l ;J by the Ha ies witlijto make it look lilo financial dis-
P«te Loach, and brought th
men here and landed
jail.
them
Kiowa county’s prize v/al r
in- in. ,‘od which/took the 1
il ;on at 'he county fair, rai- <i
iy J. Coopt r on Dixon heigh G
ti d d natfd to the ladiiNj of th<
t church, was auctioned ( if
Vlond y af tei noon, by D. Ca ■
on, a ml hfouKht $1.17.50.
H. VV. Garrison, arrested last
week in Mangum, charged with
embezzlement by the Chickasha
Mill & E’evator Co,, was ar-
r&iyned before Judgj Hunter in
the justice court Monday, waived
preliminary examination and
was hold to (he district court un-
der a bond of $2,000.
the dougn.-iuts and coffee. The j aster to the home ( dice.
boys were given to understand1 ____
that they could dnp around to j A)?pd Lidv Died
th. but any old time dining the
reunion and get more “eats”.
AH fre?.
The OZark Trails
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Mhnte Me. Ark., September 25
— W. H. Harvey president of
the Oz rl. Trails Association,
made the following announce-
ment. today:
“Our {innual convention to
Miss Minnie Dennon, who re-
cently came here trom Texas to
make In r borne with h r nephew
J. D. Bryan and family, died at
a hospital in Hobart li st Thors
day night. She was 74 years old.
Miss Dennon was born near
Liverpool, England, in R 16 She
was an aunt of J. D arid A. S.
Bryan and of Mrs. Ada Camp
ard Mrs. Lillie R ss.
Funeral services were con-
meet at Pittsburg, Kansan, , — w„„.
October 7 h, premises to be ore | ducted by Rev. R. N. Morgan at
of the largest and most impor- J {he M. E. Church in Lone Wolf*
tant conventions we have ever Friday afternoon at 2:40. Burial
had. The Governors interested
have all appointed delegates and
thousands of other delegates
have been appointed by Cham-
Mieses Theresa and Cathrine
Lugort spent Tuesday evening
in Altus visiting friends.
Mrs. Lavma Wilson and son
^nines went to Altus Monday
e vening to spend a few days vis-
iting relatives,
Hahum Onstott was a Lugert
visitor Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Johnson,
who have been living close to
Roo-ev.Tt, have purchased Mr.
0. B. Hanger’s farm east of
Lugert and moved in last week.
Mrs. B'dlc* Martin of Norman
is here visiting her son Mr. Bob
Martin and family.
Mr, and Mrs, O. B. Wilson left
in tin ir car Sunday for different
parts <>LTexas visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Wilson
a: i children of Washington,
Gk t., ere here visiting Mr.
Wilson’s mother, Mrs. Lavina
Wilson.
Mrs P. 0. Conyers and chil-
dren spent lust week with her
mother, Mrs! Brazil of Hobart.
vlr. Henry Ross of Retrop was
here Tuesday on business.
was in Lone Wolf cemetery.
Kiowa County News $1.,
Mrs. Winn Orr and children
visited Mrs. Orr’s parents Mr.
mid Mrs, T. Odell in Lugert Fri-
day and Saturday.
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Judge Carpenter will hold a
term of the county court, begin-; ■ -.......... .......1 =
ning Monday, October 4. Later'and mayon : ari(1 the Secretary
1 . . i V 1 « ... ! Ol A rci’lrtl'lltilurt nt lAL' 1 i k. r-w In,, r. ! — ™
in the term he will
jury cases.
try several
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ITY MEAT MARKET
and ICE PLANT
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The queen contest, of the
Kiowa County Free Fair closed
about mi ’night Saturday with
Mi -i Delia Flow, first; Mrs. M
T Heff ?r, second and Hale
Koup, third.
We are now in our new quarter and
better prepared to give you service
than ever before. Don’t forget that
we sell
The iriest of
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Patronize home industry and be happy
Schmidt Bros. Proprietors
!<!, J1. MTMomoo, aged 74 years,
father ol W. P. Misemer, died
the home of bis daughter,
s j Mrs. E lory Burdick, near Roose-
ve, , I■ -st Saturday morning
B 1 Hr, and Mrs. Burdick and Mr.
Mrs. W. P. Misemer left
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“ ; Knoxville, Mo , where tne burial
L ! was made,
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= j Prisoners in a Kentucky jail
■Ulik- d‘he Place «o well Ihey re- m .unae toott up ihe'S
“*?d f“ be teebarged when] obscripflon list and tells us a I
Sjuwr lime n. up. Then th, few more• bales have since ,JS
of Agriculture at Washington is :H
sending to th * c invention, Mr. §
J. D. Fauntleroy. one ol’ the j^
goveanment’s best road ergin- 5
eerp, to address the convention. £
Tie convention, educationally E
and otherwise will be of intense |
interest to ail who attend ” §
Two ‘first” Bales l
Lost Wednesday two loads of t.
kS cd cotton from i e Holds near ~
town came-in, ti e firEt of this §
season’s crop. The cotton was |
inned at the Portwood gin. C. £
B. Koss arrived with the first =
load but was followed so Mosel v E
by J. A. Riley with the second |
that the $05.50 premium made s
op by our business men was E
split ard handed to the two men |
in a 40 30 divide. ||
''V. C’. M'.Bride took up thejE
V»rE INVITE NEW ACCOUNTS
UPON OUR MERITS FOR
Our chief aim is to serve and
protect the best interests of
the patrons of this bank. Our
sun pie resources enable us to
do this to the entire satisfac-
tion of our customers.
b'l.ui'? National Hank
OF LONE WOLF
jailer discovered that they were
running a regular moonshine
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account of heavy growth and
late season.
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R. G, Lovejoy, Asst. Cash.
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Hornbeck, W. W. The Kiowa County News. (Lone Wolf, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 30, 1920, newspaper, September 30, 1920; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1173586/m1/1/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.