The Red Rock Opinion (Red Rock, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, May 3, 1912 Page: 4 of 4
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Red Rock, G.tkliocia.
Mrs. C. A. Haaan awl littl
TY SUPER!NTEXDEST
art? utbarbed to announce
n hdacy of ( . G. Vannest
C' ni nation for tLe office of
hess ep,others,
proprietors
life,
>our Transient Trade Solicited.
Phone 20
R:*j ock, Oolioma j
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BLISS ,;[WS fROM
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Displ
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«'• JlTSTY TREASURER.
(ARSCRS TREE Pi^bS
th r >m- of Fred Musr'-^r as a;
candidate for re-nomination to Grandpa Ryn*ar~on spent
ti,e offi.v- of County Treasurer most of last week in Tonkawa,
subject to the republican voters
at the August primary.
ridfi;e kit Wed-
for Pur ell.">!a.
Mrs. A.
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! t Don't Sto;
il Lo..w Fren.
, the Atherton property.'.
L. L. (.'.ifton and wi;'e h
O ,a. We regret to lost- so gt
. i nas. t- a .. " ler this
was a!s loo.rin,; for a
■ . tbe r tr >m here at-
>■ I. O. O- F. A n niter-
tircg at Po a City last
ftf: remains of
tne cyclone.
(ict the habit
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ve I opes, S t a te m e n l s
Jiii! heads, '^c
ceipts, Notes,
Etc.,
Pemcmb-jr this office.
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thr* last of th^ •• •*.
from Mrs. ilat^y
;d of the cio^tr
of her -ist^r vv ,o was burie<! a
Fi^eviiie, fr: lin!", Sttnrsay
afr-4. j. b. '' < nt-t ai- 'oin
f . • i j. !; r.i ►'<>-. : - • f.'..
'*i tinted ' ithher !ster ovf :
h;jo :.4j.
. . .1 mrn. Morri-an t
'i to attend tm,- ii .i
•*«s '• .* th • Fir-it M
drarch of that ;>:. c.
Pr - • HorIon l^ft th-
• HT'ort a ti;: - tune at the •
Ban>:nz hm.
intf. They also report that ■. ■ t, jn.: ■■
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icti <i! cl .sedl st Friday with
. r.ato <n ,'rams. Quite a
i uaell:ti
.... •!••! t ;•• «-io«in(t ox .
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r.lil 'J ""IS . i.tyed r-:, [!j;
weeaour boys and Ceres in
K . Hoci. w.j victorioi:.-
m;«n D.—ne Lining r < ... d n
ucufasfol term of s«*liOfjl h°re
. F -1 • 1 _ • i.. 1 -ft
Rf. ''.ktopthe'ir.xwTi^ op once fcr l.vt' hoiiDe in Shawnee
First State Bank
fr r.i - '.T. . - li. re and altbouuii
s"i"" the school board r.ifered her the
I hijsher room for next year she
*'.i,a..*? refused it as she has heard and
-weied '• .otl.. r caliinLf.
-' a'.- i* oklahoma. :
rls.ocrces
We have
plenty of
old papers
S
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Cert' n*tl i^b«ck.-<
(ii! bad Se? Li.
- our ne
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' nil ii the Hant stati
•re you cai< spend a 1 ''
t htMiri.
>f i • and cold
j- si aervi'>*
. cloOo-^tandiac
e* arher than '-..iwe sra
tot a
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J L -f linjr. the ti x assessor
- -r." ~ever.il days in Bliss hi.^t
Enid C! t rk spent one n ir^ht
Perry last Treeii visiting her sis-
ter V. sta.
I Mrs. Carson and children
s;;-.*nt one day ;n :..is;-.^ i ty
week.
' J .« • Carson sr id to * Mis-
sn-j.-i parties i' head ot itM T* :
" last week.
Come in and get
ti:cm on!; 5 cents
91
M-s. A. D. Mcratoo will leave I
its* few daya forTopekato mil a bundle.
with !•-!• mothrr for ~".-er«U
nam«nl
:.r.a*i- -,-.«:ar ti?ur the atw v« - j-- Wft'r*-.
* ->r h*vr di my '.in.jwlttd^': :in«i be .
j. a. MrF.M-lan-'! l«ff on^ d:"-
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N'e'.V M-. I-O to • .'lit" :.'i>Oi t l'l;
Aoou'
-s.it .r.i
stra.-jof tr.e
1 s"-jtk n la>t'
• rcay night.
T of THE CO.VDITIOS OF THE
Farmers Exchange
. . look ■ .
Bank.
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Ho vard V .^ro :sand wrt'e • «
• > . jvi*".. id by Henry Mis er and j
! ife attended ■ dance at I ord •
Satnrdav ni^ht.
z.-ns aw(
Ke-i ii-.- • * cree< their
he id a solid sheet of ^
wh ,!e r>vd Rock bottoms were
At R«if Rim;W. .n rh«: Hta.'i* of O^Wmna.
oftt* ApriL W, r-12.
rtf-irie«r.li^r the bi-4 :• nt reviva
mi'.rt' in i the 7.1 i;
of Jvly, jjood preachers will be
i•*re and goo.1 .sl!ij?tn^r.
The Red Rock
OPINION
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o'.rfs Sff'warr, Don Hat
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f> ■ rcar< il and nn^enrrd
t*> live in thf 'k>t- sr.kic-*. eon«i . warraati.«tc. -
•led to' K 4 -
. fur.'.itur. ^rvd t"cxtutrr%
1 ry ;.:nd in h o«*«*t ni.. >1 >, r> 1.r-vai 1■r'• .1 ~,*d
L ine baiiij^toi., who is li.. r
t .verity too.\ the tj. it - t;,e wilen it comes to;. „....
• ition. | handling a boat in high w^ter.
The water was very near the j
? *;!>-. a-s".'
i.lting Ag' nt 6t
>Mt, Aasf'.iSt, fias tried Wrdm
: d..v . . the federal court The Santa Fe had r -t in it would of
1 y follow:nj
linn rrt urned a v n ' < \ r.< '
. ^r.ilt v Ok . Jkon.an.
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The Rebe'.cah lodge had qnitei and the Weekly
" 0 i'ust -iiil time last meetin? n>ght,
'* seyeral new members were take..
t*m in aad rrftcrimmitt were «en- j*r
Kansas Lit} 7 >tar
Tom Grime*. Johnie orat e ;
Both a whole year
shipijed last week by thu 101 i
the three c.".rs of Polo it . ~. ■
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f)i< o i hi :n u-ater marrf ar. i had it not capita! si«c* p *i . . .
5>arpla **jnd . .
oeen r the cj ra Ciit. '*t8 ton, .^.v-dtde*p«n%:s and
-1'- >a j - '• Smiles go a lon^ way toward
Th-! ral Dr , ts S-- >..<kX to Chzzk - 31 .£8 1
l<«* Mi
io Ranch to n* v i or i:
- if>I ' r . , i ra f)f'' ' 'lSidf. f ir'ly h*gh-T . l-tn jyr;: ; CerT.i..-.ates"rflJepo*t
! the j ^ — mark. ' c«nifioat«so# Iie;>os t
\_ rtif«d CiMcks -
~" lioUis and Ki.ls RiwlLsc «nvil
Spriat feetia'. •
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< ! i r:> s ,is ;"i.r.i r, was pr'" ty
badly torn up id ,.n .infold
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ti.e Mi-.t-i'.v(:stci n pn rt of
• ti.ti vvii> hijliy damaged
ti a fi eat extent.
reducins; ti.e difh.'iilties of shop-1
'pin *. Peo; :e behind counters
respond to a smile, whereas a-
worried, distressed expression j
- -• p; ts them i.-. the wrong aiood at j
the outset.
A;r. ' i.- m lothin a.: d .y lonp. ~tatc or oki. u ii.4. i
•T.'St li fin'. ji'«l tt "f ho ti.l.. is"-
Wasn't- r . I, an' was'nt 3ic- — ; i. k.c^-n^m. ,w! Dr. Arnold went to Perry Sat |
) ...... ; |,y «• -e..;...;-,««"' • ' • 4 ••« 1 . -1* ai^lay i igl t to assist in oarinv;
List nin' to ;. thru ,i'.- nw'- mv" •' 'for the injured hurt during th- ;
last a 1 >iitin' '* - •• * aim.) storm, returning Sunday morn-
B.-ing us Your Sale Bills k
Htaiem.-wt.tr': "of my knowicdpe and be
T S i: .: is'.. I ... r IR • ■ - * '.it? • •• *o fish, - • - '■ • ,njr-
tte DMt two years left Sunday 'Bu Id t'to fiitV r.wwi^mV 1
I f'-j'"jd *nd sworn to tcfore me tn. Xnt'
evening for Krie, Kan.s., uher- Did. l t ;e .< interest :n it. .ia. j a? ,i. r-i:.
lie will visit hif daughter. I. t Secuied i.,... ..ohid: ..<!(• ;..h . c. : • -to.-., t:,-^ p-,.,.1 ^hesbow todav is at Moe-<to.
[minute,) ["At1 A™"; !
T&e 101 RoncS} SUow.
KVt a idar. to iiate ) -* wish
ler.! fr r loatin'.
ever spent a s-reeter dsy,
i St !. ii if.;
A. Friar
Jrs>, a- fj3-''jr\
D*ecto '.
-.'.")t':. at Sto. iCton, the "i'lt i at
| Berkley, the 27th f/>ili, the .'sth
I at Placcrville, the 29'.h at Sacra-1
i mento. the ifHii at Mary-.'!..'
j May 1st at Oroville, the 2ti at
This applies to
both new and old
Subscribers.
! M Mitral We are Peadv
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Wedding Bells
S- . • re .! I '• a . i ~ I.is - '' " "" ~ " "****•' the 3rd at Reno and onthefo iri ii
• Kintio made ra: want to pray. at W'mneajucja of Xevad., this.
1 .j .st a i litin' air your Harness, Sho?-. ends their 7th week on the road,
v « , , Saw the wild things in the trees, and Saddles. We also makehar-
lev.'c.cr &ni Uptician .i, s 11.,-ti-.-. ne«is to order, a'so oil harness or
Pie- i • : .-• >unch o ". > •• • r . v, u the oil. Gi'e us a
Watched a squirrel fo -'two,
[three hours.
£.l-t fv.a.n St:c;t. I .a-; (."I-,- r •. f ij t > i . . '.
Jest a loatin.
i .. i. t. thin.' t i t , di ,n' v. r Hi'
Jest.. .(...tin'
IIV« ! i n' ; nine in <$ vecatedsodccf.
i'tKi I drv.'f4 and went to si. cj
iKfd Rock.
nd per acq J anted.
f. (. S1ULTZ. f3).
Miss Deena Lininger, who
! taught in the Bliss school this
year will be married today atlier
• home in S' awnee to Mr. Madin-
- son Lx-e D .vney, also of Shawnee
( Miss Lininger mutie may friends
. . mI a iontn
Mrs. W W. Black was aa the whi>< here and we jtin them all
sic!\ list thr firs' of th« weei.Jin wishing her a .'oii(r h.i[>;y
I t is a *ter at t ii-< (iin. . i wedd< d life.
J. G. MCDOUIET
Attorney-a -Law.
OFFICE on maix;strekt.
RED ROCK
oklahoma
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Hagan, C. A. The Red Rock Opinion (Red Rock, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, May 3, 1912, newspaper, May 3, 1912; Red Rock, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc131985/m1/4/: accessed August 15, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.