The Mooreland Leader. (Mooreland, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, November 24, 1905 Page: 1 of 6
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Vol. 3. No. 33.
Mooreland, Oklahoma, Friday, Nov. 24, 1905.
Subscription $1 per year
Subscribe for the Leader.
—A complete line of wood and coal
heaters at Bur dick's.
J. A. Creighton is a new sub-
scriber to the Leader.
Roy Rhoads was a Monday eve-
ning passenger to Woodward.
H.N.Roberts, of Wichita, was a
business visitor in Mooreland,Mon-
day.
Will Burdick and wife spent
Sunday with, relatives at Hack-
berry.
A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thorp last Thurs-
day afternoon.
Mrs. C. C. Ensign and the baby
left Monday morning for their new
home at Attica, Kas.
John Nelson and son, Eli, and
Subscribe for the Leader.
—Buggies, wagons and harness %i
Burdick's.
goods
J. W. Simms was summoned as
q grand juror Monday. Ed Hagan
looked after route No. i during
his absence.
Every stockman needs the inspi-
ration and benefit of the Interna-
tional Live Stock Exhibition that
will be held in Chicago Dec 16 to
23, 1905. Arrange your plans to
include a trip to Chi.ago for this
Mr. Kulp, of Moscow, spentSatur- {event. Tickets on sale Dec 16 to
—Best flour at $1.15 at Unlow's.
P. Dillon, of Pringev, was a 1 —Cash meets all competition
business visitor in this city Mon- Enlow's store.
day- | —All kinds of pump
The band boys had a successful | Burdick & Sons.
box social at the school house last
Friday.
This office this week printed a
lot of envelopes and statements for
D. Noble Crane.
Dr. W. S. Oyler will be at his
office in Mooreland trom December
at 1st to 15th.
DENTIST CALL OH US
We have lots of
day here at the O.Claybrook home.
Sunny side Lodge No. 1624 F.C.
& E.U. of A. of this place is alre-
ady the strongest organization of
the kind in the county and is grow-
ing rapidly.
Carpenters commenced work
Monday morning 011a new building
for Mrs. Burdick's millinery store.
The building is just south of Bur-
dick's hardware store.
—Hunters Cream and Kramers
Flour at Merklin Bros.
Work commeucedMonday 011 the
Leader's new home. The building
is 20 x 30 and is located 011 corner
of Main and Second streets, only a
block and a half from the editor's
residence.
19 inclusive. Special rateof$24.8o
via Santa Fe. F. E. Wright, agt.
Notice to tax payers; I
have been appointed tax collector
for Townships 22, 23, 24 and 25
and for the town of Mooreland.
To make it convient for the people
and save them a trip to the county
seat, I have a list of taxes and all
parties wishing to pay their taxes
may make,their payment to me
and get a receipt for same. You
will find me in the old Security
State Bank building.
M. E. Hufford
Grand ball in Mooreland tonight
(Friday).
Ed Wheelock came in from Man-
chester, Okla., and spent Sunday
at home.
The Leader job department print-
ed some neat stationery for John
Trost, Tuesday.
Attend the grand ball at the old
bank building, Mooreland, Friday
evening, Nov. 24.
C. Cronin and wife, of Helena,
came in Weduesday evening for a
visit with Mrs. C's. brother, F. E.
Wright.
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—If you waul to find a man, go to —
Enlow's store.
—See Keller <Jfc Van Frank's line of!
heating and cook stoves.
—Look at our cash add, take ad
vantage of it.
John T. Da vis & Sons.
dim,
moneys to loan
Woodward, OKI
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Security State Bank
Peculiar Incident
Train Wreck
|Wm. F. Lairci
| President
J. C. Krouth,
Cashier
J. H. Daii|
Vice-Pres
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We
effort
appreciate your business and assure
is to give thorough satisfaction.
you that our every
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The Panhandle passenger train
011 the Sauta Fe, which left Wichi-
ta Friday evening, ami passed
through Mooreland at 1145 Satur-
day morning, was wrecked near
Canon City, Texas, by the spread-
ing of the rails. The train was
running at a fair rate of speed and
was on a high embankment. The
tender jumped clear of it's trucks
and rolled down the damp about
twenty feet, leaving the trucks on
the dump. The forward trucks of
the baggage car left the track and
Thep"
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la.,for a visit with her parents,Mr. I '-^S^ge car pitched iorward and
and Mrs. Bryan at Moscow, and! sett'ec* down upon the tender
other relatives. ' : truc^s as though the transfer had
b-en made intentionally. This was
See us ioir Farm Loans, from six §
I months to five years time •
mmmi-m mamamm mwmmam
Jas.Lacy came in Saturday even-
ing from Hudson, Kas., to join his
wife here in a visit with relatives
and friends.
We have completed our mail list
and now all our subscribers can see
how their subscription stands by
glancing at the tag on their paper. |
Mrs. Savage arrived here Wed i a'so down the grade,
nesday evening from Taylor Co., I f Pecuhar thing happened.
—Burdick & Son received a car of
up-to-date Racine buggies. Call
and see them.
—Cranberries, keg pickles
saur kraut at Merklin Bros.
and
—If you want gooel bread, buy
Honey Bee flour. J. C. Trost.
—See those Riverside heaters at
Burdick's harelware store.
—Ladies, be sure and see Mrs. Bur-
Bert Rhoads commencedMondav | dick's latest style hats at her resi-
on the erection of a new 14 x 36 ft
building 011 Main street, between
Uncle Bud's restaurant and Hilbig
& Wyckoff's blacksmith shop. Mr.
Rhoaels intends to use the building
I Lj for a jewelry stdre.
—See Burdicks new washing ma-
chine, Superior to the "1900" for
$2 less money.
County treasurer Baysinger is
making it very convenient for the
tax payers by appointing tax col-
lectors in various parts of the county
M. E. Hufford has been appointed
collector for the town of Mooreland
and for townships 22,23,24 and 25.
—We have purchased a new shoe-
ing rack and are prepared to do
shoeing of all kinds. Bring your
horses in, we can handle them, no
matter how bad a disposition. Our
shoeing is right.
Hilbig & Wyckoff.
There will be a union tem perance
meeting at the M. E. Church Sun-
day evening, Nov. 26 at 7:30,
under the auspices of the W. C. T.
U. Everybody welcome. "The
dence.
—Dr. Oyler will be at his office
Mooreland from Dec. 1 to 15, pre-
pared to do all kinds ot work
known to the dental proffessiou. 2t
On account of Thanksgiving day
Nov, 30, the Santa Fe will sell
tickets from Mooreland to any sta-
tion within 200 miles of here, or to
any place where the regular fare is
$6 or less, for one and one-third
fare for round trip. Tickets on sale
Nov. 29 and 30, with final return
limit Dec. 4.
Little Miss Claire Slater, at her
home, will conduct a doll exhibition
Saturday afternoon from 2:30 to
4:30, to which all the little ladies
of Mooreland vicinity are invited
to come and bring all their dolls.
An admission of 5 cents will be
charged for every family of dolls;
proceeds to be equally divided be-
tween M. E. and Baptist missions.
Prizes will be awarded for the larg-
est doll family, for the best dressed
family and for the most disabled
family. No family to consist of
less than four dolls. Those who
Saving of Daddy" a very interest- wish to compete for prizes should
ing temperence piece, consisting of be there by 2 o'clock. Everyone
singing and speaking, will be ren- [ who can should come and encour-
dered. age the little missionaries.
^ STOVE TALK ^
Have you yet thought of buying
a heating stove? If not you had
better come in an figure with us on
a stove that will provide you much
comfort as well as
Save Your Fuel
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we handle heaters, cx>oks and
ranges.
See us for Hardware, Furniture,
Implements, Harness, Window
I glass. See the famous Acme wash-
1 ing machine at
BURDICK SDN's
Arbuckle and Lion coffee . 15c
per pound cash, flour $1.20 per
sack, bran .75c perewt cash.
John T. Davis & Sons.
You can get the Leader, the
Weekly State Capital and the
Oklahoma Farmer all for one year
for the low price of $1.35 at this
office. This offer expires Dec. 30
1905-
—The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. church will give, ru V
Fashioned social Friday evening,
Nov. 24. at the school house hall;
proceeds to go to the pastor. Come
and enjoy the songs and recitations
that were popular in your grand-
mothers day. Refreshments suit-
able for the occasion will be served
Admission only ioc.Any additional
voluntary gift for the pastor will
be thankfully received. Everybody
invited By order of Com.
—For wagons and buggies go to
Hilbig & Wyckoff's.
—Go to Burdick & Sons for Lin
con Paint, a complete line.
- Keller & VanFrank will trade
you new stoves for old ones.
—All kinds of furniture at Bur-
dick & Sons.
—Highest market pri'ces paid for
chickens, eggs, and butter, cash or
trade.
John T, Davis & Sons.
A full line of window glass at
Burdick & Sons.
—Honey Bee flour is the best, for
sale by J. C. Trost.
Mrs. L. Harding was a yester-
day moaning passenger to Welling-
ton.
—Dr. J. Nassep, the optician
of Alva, will be in Mooreland on
Friday and Saturelay, Dec. 15 and
16. Office at Young Hotel.
John T. Davis & Sons have in-
stalled a cash carrier system in
their store.
Commissioner Clothier, of this
district, was a business visitor in
Mooreland, Tuesday.
what saved the balance of the
train, as had the baggage car roll-
ed down the dump the other cars
would have been elraged along with
it. The shock to the. passengers
was great. Every drawhead was
jerked from the cars of the train,
but fortunately 110 one was hurt.
The engine remained on the grade
and did not turn over. Traffic was
tied up for a short time and a track
was built around the wreck in order
to allow trains to pass.
—Where did you get that hat?
Why, down to Mrs. Burdick's, she
has a nice line at reaso able prices.
Just go and see for yourself.
—Dr. Oyler will be at his office in
Mooreland from Dec. 1 to 15, pre-
pared to do all kinds of work
known to the dental proffessiou. 21
— J. Small-wood will pay you the
highest market price for your pro-
duce—butter eggs poultry etc., 8c
for green hides and 12 for dry and
highest prices for dry salt.
Great North-West
S. A. Veach and J. E. Herren
left for Woods Co.Monday. They
will spend the winter there.
A. S.Jenisch and wife were Sun-
day visitors at H. Stoll's.
Geo. Ruttman and C.L.Lambert
are threshing in this part, at pres-
ent.
S.W.Berry lost a valuable horse,
one night last week.
John Arnold is out 011 his claim
again.
J. W. Simms and wife called at
Clint Herren's, Friday eveninff
Received too late for lust week.
A very pleasant company of old
friends were gathered together at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clint
Herron last Friday. Mr. and Mrs.
L- M. Hubble, of Hunter, Okla.,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gray, of
Sleepy Hollow, brother and sister-
in-law of Mrs. H , were invited to
take dinner with Mr. and Mrs. H.,
and to talk over old times. In
years gone by Clint and John were
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HARDWARE
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We can and will save you money on
everything in our line if you will give
us a trial. We are here with the goods
Our terms are cash and
FRICeS RIGHT
City Meat Market
Fresh and cured meats
lard, sausages, bologna
and everything in meats
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Beautiful-Glass Ware
irejrgwt.
Some of the prettiest
lamps you ever saw. We also have a first class line of
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Caps, hosiery, under-
at lowest possible prices
wear work clothing, etc.,
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niture, Undertaking Goods
Stoves—cooks, heaters, topsys. Stove pipe 5x6 and
6x7, elbows, lee joints, roof saddles, side and comb,
stove rugs, stove zincs, linoleums, art rugs, mattings.
r-Tin repairing elone 011 short notice
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Far mers Attention
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| in Mrs. Hubble's S. S. class in!
Miss Marcia Triplett returned j Garfield County O. T , when they' ... , , f. , ......... .
home Wednesday evening from an were not as large as > ..,v . V c are the tarmere friends aud handle all kinds of far*
extended stay with her sister at To say they all did a gooa job ol^'hla,e'arna-rs work What we desire to especially
\in ,.n* Tn ,1* " " .111,, ; call your att'-ntion at this season is our line of
Massena, la. talking express it lightly, also they „ 11
D.Taylor and Alvin Noble, of! did ample justice to the dinner pre- COFll SiluRTS
Green City, Mo.,arrived in Moore- Par^ by yOUn* wife- Mrs-
land Wednesday evening for a. visit:
with relatives.
S. J. Luellen, of Osiris, was a
caller at this, office Tue^sday and
sub scribed for the Leader, the Ofli-
tdal Paper of tbt People.
I Stoll and daughter Lvdia and little1 P/tA/1 r.-in/l nr • Tft,
son Floyd, mother, sister, and ! T tf (1 U 111(161 h Lit.
brother of Mr-i. Herren made
pleasant addition to the party.
They are the best.and the prices are not high. We want
Late in the afternoon the friends >'ou to figure with us on that new buggy or wagon. We will invari
separated hoping
some time.
to meet again
ably save you money.
Hilbig C&> Wyckoff.
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