The Yukon Sun (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, July 12, 1907 Page: 3 of 4
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broidery and we WcUit to hurry tip liio sale 011
them. So if you will come in and buy 10 yards
(if it don't make any difference what the price is)
and we will give you one yard FRSSlsi.
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Piedmont News
DR. C, F. STILLWELL,
Editor anil Local Agent
The week for theso items closes on Tuesday before publication.
had left town before tin1 owner
located his proporfy I' >L u"'
the thief is an old ollcnder and
will nut be allowed to go un-
punished.
Clare Brown is again in Pied-
mont.
Mrs. C. Ussary is now a Re-
hwi'ca.
S un Ingalls spent Sunday at
HI Reno.
baing dis-
The oil project
cussed again.
Bill Edgar of El Reno was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Banks will build anew
residency 2Sx28.
John Polk has spent several
days in Missouri,
11 McGillivery of Edmond was
in town Monday.
The frame work of the new par-
sonage is now up.
Carl EUlridge will depart for
Beaver next Monday.
Jack Polk made a business trip
to El Reno, Tuesday.
Mrs. •). L. Rico visited relatives
hero over the J,'ourth.
Rev. Davis preached at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Mr. Bender shipped his thresh-
ing out tit to Iowa, Saturday.
Uncle Mike Mclvinney has been
quite sick but is getting better.
Mrs. Zoe Godfrey of Oklahoma
is visiting the "old folks at homo.
Chrisa Hess says he# has tho
bust crop in Mathowson township.
Bill Armstrong and divorced
wife were remarried one day last1
wook.
The Sunday schools enjoyod a
picnic in Minium's grove on the
Fourth.
Wheat is yielding two to seven
bushels to the acre but is of fair
quality.
(loo. Gill of Oklahoma City was
shaking hands with acquaintances
here Saturday.
('has. Thomas and Daisy Arm-
strong were married at El Reno
on the Fourth.
Harry Lee Fogg dispensed
oratory to the picnics at Minium s
Grove on Fourth.
Chas. Simpson came up from
Chickasha to spend the Fourth
his parents returning or Saturday.
Ora Fickess formerly of this
place, but now living in Beaver
county is very low from typhoid
fever.
Piedmont second niue played
Spring Creek second nine last
Sunday. There was more 6port
than science.
The Creamery Cafe closed
doors on Monday. Family affairs
interpreted with business, and
dissolution was the results.
Our people were widely scat-
tered on the Fourth. Every town
within a radius of forty miles had
representation from this burg.
Walter Davis of Tecumseh has
purchased the drug store of F. E.
Cox and took possession on Wed-
nesday. Mr. Cox will move to
Ohio.
Martin LuBchen is tho first
thresher man to pull his machine
out. Aftor several days of hard
word, lie is trying to find an ex-
cuse for pulling it in again.
T'lotnas Beckner who lived
northwest of town died on the
Fourth, after a lingering illness
of several years. Interment took
place in Matliewson cemetery on
the Fifth.
A young man of shaded color
appropriated a load of corn at
Kingfisher Friday night, there
was a crack in his wagon box and
he was tracked to Piedmont and
the bin where he unloaded, but
Low Round Trip Tickets to
Colorado
California
Old Mexico
The North Pacific Coa-I
Chicago
The Great Lai-
Canadian Resorts
New England Resorts
Northern New York Resorts
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Southern Summer Resort .
The Jamestown
Exposition
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Wait'.si Aycm
GEO 11. LEE J.S M. \ \LLY
Gen, Pass. Aid l)iv Pass Agt
Little Rock, Ark Okla City
Farm Machinery Exchange.
I will buy, soil or'trade any
kind of second hand machinery.
You can list anything you iiuve
for sale with me.
My list of bargains in second
hand machinery is too largo to |
permit of its being published,
Everything offered for sale will bo
thoroughly overhauled.
I. A. McNeal,
Tho Blacksmith.
A Man and His Wife
Should try and economize. They should frado at
a store where they can get the boat values for the
least money. We believe that a careful investiga-
tion of our methods of doing business will con-
\ ince any man and his wife that is I lie place to buy.
^iejecke'IJ GEESE.
Villi frill nil a riilo with n sirl
by your lido
On t t'l fat <>l til' l.-uul you will «lnm .
ii i judgement you use, when
iui\iiiK ,\<>ur shoes,
Ami a-lx tli«« (linsecko Lino.
GOOD SHOES
Are cheaper in tho long run than
poor shoes. Wo urge upon our
customers the necessity of buying
good shoes. Among other makes
wo carry tho Celobratod
Giesecke Key Brand
Shoes
which we can conscientiously re-
commend to every man or woman
who wants honest, stylish shoes at
moderate cost.
Chicken Remedies
Wo are exclusivo agents
for Leo's Poultry Food and
Remedies.
They Arc Guaranteed
to cure roup and diseases of
chickens. Wo stand behind
them.
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CLOTHING!
Particular Men Will
Find
a suit to their liking in our
large stock. It makes no
difference what kind of a
shape you have, we can fit
you'in a stylish suit much
cheaper than you can buy it
elsewhere. Wo have all mod-
ern stylos, and invite every
man to look us over.
Bass Brothers
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