Garber Sentinel. (Garber, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 3, 1910 Page: 1 of 8
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GARBER SENTINEL
Whole No. 536 GARBER, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1910. VOL. XI. No. 16.
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Played Ball in Early Day
Ed. Oakes was in town Wednesday,
lie homestetided a claim a couple of
miles north east of town but is now
traveling for a buggy house with head-
quarters at Oklahoma City. All early
settlers will remember him as the
wonderful first baseroin on the Okla-
homa championship team that wo n
a wide and famous reputation for old
Garber, the little country town that
existed a mile aud a half south east of
here before the railroai was bui It
through and our present town started.
It was fourteen or fifteen years ago
that this team was in its glory but
four out of th .t nine still remain in
thecouutry: Henry Gilpin, short stop;
15, A. Garber, second base; Frank
Belveal, field; and Harl Southwick,
field. Aud they played fast ball in
those early dry years.
Notice to Rural Patrons
In view of the extent to which the
practice of placing loose coins iu boxes
by rural patrons has grown, and the
delay in the delivery and collection of
mail and the hardships imposed on
rural carriers incide t thereto, you are
informed that, commencing February
15, proximo, rural letter carriers will
not be required to collect loose coins
from rural mail boxes. Patrons should
enclose loose coins in an envelope,wrap
them securely in a piece of paper, or
deposit them in a coin-holding recepta-
c e, so they can be easily and quickly
taken from boxes, an'l carriers will be
required to iift such coins, and, where
accompanied by mail lor dispatch, at-
tach the requisite stamps.
Sparks P. C. Hog Sale
J. K. Sparks will hold a brood s*w
sale at Hunter that promises to be the
best sale In the state for this year. Mr.
Sparks' last sale was the best in the
State for that year and he is anxious to
keep up his record. Already citalogs
of this sale have goie to all parts of
the state and many other states. Ill-
inois, Kansas, Mississippi, Georgie,
Louisiana, Alabama, and Arkansas
are among the States that are wanting
catalogs.
Mr. Sparks has built up a herd of
prize winners that are in demand
everywhere. AVhen a breeder produces
a flue line of blooded hogs in any
locality that will show with the best
there is produced and win the ribbons
as Mr. Sparks has done deserves the
support and patronage of the people
of that locality.
Men should be proud of the achieve-
ments of their respective localities and
do all they can to help anything along
that is for the best inu.col of every-
body in their part o' the country.
Better stock makes more mo:.ey for
all who handle them. This brings
more money into the country and is a
stimulant to every line of business
Makes farm land higher and people
more prosperous and conten ed.
Mr. Spark3 showed a herd at the
State Fair last Fall and won more
premiums than any breeder in the
State and defeated some prizes winners
| from other statts. This is something
our citizens should all be proud of. It
has beeu a big help to Mr Sparks in an
advertisement as these reports go
everywhere and has turned many
eves towards Hunter, Okla. for better
FIT I<§> THE FIR<§>T THIAG YOU W.4MT IA A P^IIR Of
WE C/1RRY !>HOEi> TMT WILL FIT YOU. yiPPCylRylttC'E Id> THE
AEXT THIMG YOU WI£H. WE &ELECT THE <§>HOE <§TYLE<§> THAT
Mj4K.E THE FOOT LOOK AMT. WMR I§ MOTHER QUALITY
YOU W/MT. OUR MCTORIE<i MJlKE <§>TROMGC<IT WMRIAG §HOEI)
THE PRICED On OUR <§HOE<§> ARF. rtEVER HIGHER TH/lft THE
QUALITY. WE &ELIEVE 11\ GIVI/iG OUR CUSTOMER!) PLUA\P
V^LUE FOR THE AOAEY THEY §PEAD WITT U<§>. THI<§> &U<I>IAE<I>I>
PLM HA& EM&LED U<§> TO DO A &IG <§>HOE &U<iIAE<I>§. WE
CARY A L>4RGE &TOCK. YOU CA/i FIAD IA OUR §TORE d>H0E<2>
TO §UIT YOU.
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Come to us for ANYTHING TO EAT Oil WEAK.
llespectfully,
Garber & Company.
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Bought Good Farm
A transaction involving nearly
twenty fiive tnousaud dollars was c,os-
ed on Saturday whereby VY. W. Gray
of Laporte, Indiana, becomes the
owner of the fine half Section owned
by J. S. Bruce, one and one-half miles
east of town. Mr. Gray takes beside
the land nearly all of Mr. line 's
stock, feed, and machinery, and will
take possession February "th. We
ve ccme him to our midst. Mr,Bruce
will retain arid improve his other
quarter and make it his home. While
we f re especially pleased to keep the
old settlers who have helped to make
the country what it is,
Another Farm Change
John Aegeter sold his farm Satu"-
day to a man from Nebraska. Mr.
Aegeter says he is not tired of Garfield
county and may buy again here hut lie
has to s'op !arming for a while on
account of his health.
Married
B. II. Bruce and Miss Cora Black-
man were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr, and Mrs. V,
Blackman, Tuesday, February 1st, at
6: o'clock p. i . Rev. Foster spoke the
words that made them man and wife,
The wedding wa3 a quiet home affair
aud was witnessed by only a few out-
side of the families of both parties.
They commenced housekeeping at
once in the property purchased of Ed.
Robinson.
The bride and groom have many
friends and all congratulate Harry on
securing so fine a liie comp nl n and
the Sentinel wishes them happiness
and prosperity. They are fine young
people.
J, L.Bruieof Iowa and Miss Bertha
Bruce of Enid, a brother and sls'er of
thu grooiT., arrived Tuesday to attend
the wedding.
hogs.
Mr. Sparks wants to [get his neigh-
bors to buy some of these fine sows
bred to his champion boars and raise
some of these good p'gs lor him, lie
will buy for his trade every good pig
they raise. His trade has become so
large that he can not raise enough on
one farm to supply the demand aud he
has learned that it does not pay to
over crowd. If you try to raise too
many in one place soma will be runts
and Mr. Sparks' trade demands the
very best. So he wants you to join
him in making this the greatest distri-
buting point for good hogs of any
place iu the southwest, fie has bought
every pig offered for sale from sows
gold in his last sale and shipped them
to his many customers.
We want lo urge all oar best farmers
to attend this sale then they can use
their own judgement about helpiug
hold up our local repretations for bet-
ter stack.
Remember the date, Thursday, Feb-
ruary 10, at Hunter.
The Garber Milling Co.,
Manufacturers of
HIGH -rf GRADE w* FLOUR
Heal and Mill Feed
We buy the choicest wheat upou this market ana make Hour unsurpasseo
by any manufacturers. Use our brands of Hour ana patronize home industry
Fraudulent
Noticing a number of interviews of
farmers in last weelt'j) Enid Events in
which they state that they are oppos-
ed to the nomination of Judge M. (!
Garber for congress we have giveti th s
matter a little Investigation aud find
that a number of said interviews are
absolutely fraudulent, We will giv.-
thia matter more space next week.
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More Dents
An old handleless scoop shovel that
d«es duty in the Sentinel's coal bin
received acme deuts Tuesday night.
This old scoop shovel in company with
numerous old plow disks, pieces of
sheet-iron, shot guns, etc., made con-
siderable racket. After Harry Bruce
and bride rtppeared ou 'he porch,cigars
passed, congratulations and good
wisues over.the crowd of men aud boys
left with kind feelings towards the
new bride and groom. The .Sentinel's
devil has not foixiveu the rose bush in
Mr. Blackmail's yard for scratching
his lace.
Live StockAuctioneer
General farm sates a specialty. To
those desiring proficient services in
either or the above lines I offer my
self, (Jive lie a trial if I can not give
satisfaction there will bB no charge.
Ita es reasonable. I)ate3 n y be mad#
at any time with The Garber State
Bank.—Loran E. Wilson, Auct.
For Sale
My store building It! x 50, Lot !),
Bl ick 7, on Main Street, in Garber,
Oklahoma, at ,- ierilice. Make me an
offer, am leaving the State. Address,
John Smola, Care cf 0. A. Rodesney &
Co., Oklahoma C'ty, Oklai.ama
| HAFE, SOI NI)
Hu|? wtaiitial;
Ore r $!#§ II0 <> n 1) ep o sit
The largest surplus fund for its
capital of any Bank in Western
Oklahoma. Encourage your J|k
children to save by depositing in
Our Saving Department, fl
We appreciate your business.
The Farmers State Bank, fi
Garber, Okla,
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Mccarty & McCarty
Dentists
201 Stevenson Building, Enid oK.
Horse Blankets
There Is no limit to our efforts to! Olive Oil is a great nerve builder)
supply you with food products that j and can be assimilated bp Hie weakest j
are superior to anything that you have | stomachs, Only absolutely pure Olive
euer u?ee. Rf member THE AL I'ON , Oil is sold under The ALTON Goods
GOODi rre goode of quality. 1 Label.
VVfF, obtain the famous 5A
" Blankets direct from the
factory and can sell them to
you at prices that are right.
They are made for warmth and
wear, and will last longer than
any other blanket.
Buy * 5A Bias Girth for the Stable.
Buy a OA Square for the Street.
~_-We Sell Them
A. A. JONES,
HARNESS SHOP
GARBER, ()KL\
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PURE BRED
Poland China
Spring Ps^s, Bred or Open Sows
and Gilts,and Boars read} for Service
My sows farrow and save large lit'era and pigs are quick and easy fn-iiers
Papers ao with animals and all guaranteed i rreih-rs. Also puie mi seed corn
Three miles west and Ave oorOi of Cnli.r Address,
Amos E. Lovett, R.R.3, Hunter, Ok
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Peters, S. H. Garber Sentinel. (Garber, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 3, 1910, newspaper, February 3, 1910; Garber, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc144333/m1/1/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.