The Ralston Independent (Ralston, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 6, 1911 Page: 3 of 4
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THE RALSTON INDEPENDENT, APRIL 6, 1911.
PMjNB THREE
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Our Spring
t
Opening Sale
will
Continue
Ten Days
Longer
Katz Department
Store.
Pawnee's Greatest Store.
THE GREATEST Crowd this store ever
witnessed was Saturday, April
Our Spring
Opening Sale
will
Continue
Ten Days
Longer.
!♦ Hun-
dreds of buyers took advantage of the low prices which are in force during our
Spring Opening Sale. On account of the heavy rain this week and the many
inquiries of our out of town customers we will extend our sale'Ten Days lenger to
give each and every one a chance to lay in a supply of spring and summer clothing.
Each and every day brings new merchandise at a great saving.
Saturday, April 8, we will place on Sale the Following Merchandise at various hours:
10 to 11 a. m.
Ten yards Red Seal and Golden Rod Ginghams
worth l2Ac and 15c, during our ten days
sale 10 yards for
75c
11 a. m. to 12 m.
Fifty pieces of all linen Tabic Linen, 70 and
72 inches wide, * >rth $1.00 a yard, on sale at.... Tuu
Only two table cloths to each customer.
12 m. to 2 p. m.
Fifty Counterpins, full 1 1-4, will be
on sale for
2 to 4 p. m.
100 pieces of Lawns and French Organdies,
worth up to 25c a yard, 10 yards for
4 to 5 p. m.
250 all wool Skirts, made of Chiffon CO "7C
Panama, all new models, worth $5.00, on sale OZi I 3
No alterations will be made on these skirts.
A Personal Invitation.
TT is possible you never felt the absolute
necessity of having a bank account. It
is probable you could drift along for years
without one, but if you expect to do things
in this life in a financial way, it is essen-
tial that you have a bank account.
We give you a personal invitation to
make this bank your depository whether
you have a small sum or a large one to lay
aside for safe keeping.
DEPOSITS GUARANTEED.
Bank of Commerce.
C. P. ROCK, GE<). H. SMITH, J. O. GALES,
President. V.-President. Cshier.
GUY K. MARSHALL, Ass't. Cashier
We Sell for Less. One Price to Everybody.
Katz Department Store
Pawnee,
Oklahoma.
THE OSAGE
MEAT MARKET
Is here with the goods
"to stay."
\ Everything in Grocery
u and Bakery Goods.
We sell for cash—
Phone No. 51.
Prompt Delivery. E. W. BROOKS, Prop.
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* UNION CENTER
* *jbut it didn't keep them from com- Jimmy liartscll
*; iu|f to Sunday School. Seventy- Green are suffering
and Elmer ad under, cash in hand, all sums
from their over $10 a credit of 7 months will
:: (eight were present. Masham is the generosity as lenders. A man |((, given on approved notes bear-
* place where they can get a large borrowed a horse from Jimmy 011 ;. 10 per cent interest from date.
* ♦ ♦ * (.rowd. and thev don't have to Monday night to take a ride out . ,
h per cent discount tor cash. No
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A nice rain fell Monday night;give out church to get
and Tuesday. I come.
Union Center school closed Fi
day, March 31st.
Grandma Ivy is visiting her *
daughter. Mrs. McNeal who lives j^
near El Reno.
Mr. Hodges lias returned from
Crescent where he has been visit-
ing his children.
John Langley and wife visited
his brother, James Langley and
family Sunday.
I*
them to to the Rend. As Jimy had no sad
die to spare, the chap went to El- property to be removed until sot-
mer Green and borrowed that ar- tied for.
* * * * tide so indispensihle to the horse- ,J. \\'. HUNTS AND OTHERS.
* back rider. He started ostensi-
SKEDEE ROUTE 1 * bly for the Bend, agreeing to be
* back that night, but lie must have
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either forgotten when he was to
The oat crop is growing nicely.'return or lost his way. as he lias
Most of the farmers here have;been conspicuous by his absence,
their corn planted. j And Jimmy and Elmer are won-
. 'dering whether or not they will
The prospects for a bumper, H. ^ M in
fruit crop was never better than!
Miss Sarah Graham is visiting' at the present time. j Last Friday as Charlie Goff and
her aunt. Mrs. John Henry, who' -pj,,. sjimv 0f iTn(.]0 Tom's Cab- Rh'ic Robinson, who had been at
lives in the Osage. ' in exhibited in Skedee Saturday work with the ! '' [ «' «'r^v «'«r
Owners.
B. A. BUlibQCK, Clerk.
W. G. KASS. Auctioneer.
THE JONES HOTEL
Rate $1.25 per day
Special attention to the traveling public.
Livery and feed barn in connection.
A good bus to all trains and to any part of the city.
PHONE 58
BEN JONES, Prop.
JOHN HOLDER, Clerk
Tom Ivy and wife visited one
day last week with his sister. Mrs.
J. T. Krow.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Graham vis-
night. and was attended by a large J'"10,
crowd. I1 lev" „ , ,
were halted bv
The failure of the affinity bus-j
in ess again shows that man us- i
ually fails when lie stes out to,
improve upon the ideas of the
Creator.
The best way to convince an-
other that lie is wrong is by do-
ig good. One pound of good ex-
ample is worth a whole ton of
argument.
were passing through
nd on their way home they
.an officer, who
Another token of spring is one p]aee<j U|K|(.r arrest on sus-| The simple word "hash" cov
. _ , „ .. i°* our neighbors discovered ^ picion of being the bold. badVrs a multitude of things we
ited Sunday with T. J. \\ardlow(suako the other day and wasn t (1) 1(((,s who t ( thl. 1!oI11. kll0VV notllill|? a|)((Ut all(I asgUPes
and t 111 k 111 v* U*.. ..fl.AH r. ... __ 1 1 ....
and family
VVr. P. Newman and J T. Krow
have bought stock in the Y line,
and are now setting their poles.
Mr. Harris and family visited
his daughter. Mrs. Charles Rat-
cliff. who lives in the Osage.
T. J. Wardlow and family from
I 'nion Center. Lucie and Lynne
McCullough, Agnes Files, Irven
Freeman. Nora Lane and Alta
Robhins from Pleasant Valley, at-
tended the entertainment at
Blue Valley Friday night.
1 in his boot either. iny postoffiee Thursday night.
We have just received a good ^ They were turned over to Deputy
rain which fills a long felt want,, S>lieriff Laning. who already had
as it has been many months since jW() prisoners in bis charge sus-
we have had any rain to speak pelted of the crime; but George.
Mr. Shepard from near Morri- ^vas not overlooking any bets and Ml,estion ea< 1 las t
son. has been in this neighborhood he subjected the boys to a thor-
ns that when ignorance is bliss
'tis folly to be wise.
We cannot get away from the
fact that life is a service. The |
the pafct few days looking after lough examination. Rube had his
the quarantine regulations ami j trunk in the rig in which they
superintending the dipping of cat- Werc riding and the zealous sleuths
tie for fever ticks.
lifted it down and searched.it in
decide is:
Whom shall I serve and what ser
vice shall I render .'
As an auto went running down the street. There was nothing of
the road the other day lome of our j an incriminating nature found
smart alecks raised the question and the boys were released,
among themselves, why it should |
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MASHAM
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Well, wc sure got a fine
* * be burdend with such a name as Public Sale of Horses and Mules
* automobile. One of them who was j We will offer for sale at the
.! a little smarter than his fallows.1 Jim Meek liverv barn in Ualston.
•rave his opinion as follows: "lie-Jokla. mi Saturday, April 8, 1911,
jcau.>e they are built at Mobile and at 1 o'clock, the following prop-
Champion Boy
No. 7588
•am l
Sunday night.
Miss Lou Merrill returned to
Pawnee Monday . 1 *
Level Hrien will put out forty!*
acres of cotton 011 his lease.
1*
John Manning and Lorn Kd-! M
wards marketed hay in Pawnee j
Saturday.
Ha/.d Ladd visited at Mr
rill's Sunday and returned to
I'awnee Monday.
i was accepted and approved and j 18 Head Horses and Mules, One
the question settled. Jack and one Stallion
One Year Free!
By special arrangements with the pub-
lishers we are able to offer you a rare bar-
gain for a short time only. All new sub-
scribers and old ones who settle to date and
pay $ 1.00 in advace for a year's subscrip-
tion to
The Ralston Independent
shall receive for one year Free your choice of
The Weekly Oklahoman, or
The Oklahoma Farm Journal
Two of the very best papers in the state.
Do It Now!
EDITOR RALSTON INDEPENDENT:—
Find enclosed One Dollar, for which please send
me for one year The Independent and the
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BLACKBURN
From the News
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years old. wt 1200. in foal by
Clyde Vaudruff and wife re-j Jack; 1 bay mare ti years old wt.
j turned the latter part of the week . 12;iO; 1 bay colt J years old.
^er*'from their Sau Antonio trip. They | Mules—J black horse mules,
report a splendid trip. 1 coining ."> years old I ti hands high.
, W. R. Smith and R. K. Souder ,wn (,t' broke to
Mr. Kdwards has been on th<>|,.aillt.' j„ Saturday from Bluffton.hvol;k; 1 '•oming 4 year old horse
i Indiana, to take the preparatory (
steps toward starting oil develop
sick list for a week, but is some
better at this writing.
Miss (J rtrud Kappieu of Paw-
nee visited Saturday and Sunday
Willi Alellie and Uoldie t'apstick.
Shell Miller came up again Mon-
day from the 102 ranch and re-
ported things looking well at the
ranch.
good «izi
old mare mule, tair i/.<
ment in this section. Mr. Souder |in^;> v,'"r old inare mule good
is the gentleman who secured a ' <><>ming 2 year old man-
block of leases in the Hast Mend
in Fcbniarv. Farm Implements, Wagons,
Harness, etc.—1 Mitchell wagon.
. W. lloggatt of Pawnee was j 1.4 jn,.|, |„.en j„ „S(. hV), V,.H|.N
here Tuesday with Frank Shoup. jn good condition; 1 set of good
for the purpose of closing a eon-;leather harness 1 :5-4 inch, with
I . 1 I m, itui.ir wi,h ,ll(' townwhip board, Iiing. collars and all com
and wa had ihipnt f,,r the „f , data; I i diaa aultivnh.r.
.*ood«n«r.ud aorosa I.,*,, ,-r.. k i„ v,„„ „m|
have him com., ovor and halp . l|iV |(li,
Sunday was sure a windy dav^eeptable. , Terms of Sale—All sums of ♦!()
Is a black Percheron, 4 years j | other paper)
Horses—One span gray horses old, weighing 1810, and will easily
jaliout !> and in years old. wt 12.">ii weigh 2000 at maturity. He has I ^
two good work teams of horn s. 1! fine style and action, and to se° ^ame
j iron gray work horses coming •- him is to admire him. j
years old wt 2100; 1 gray mare, li ! Address ...
PLUTO, 50466 Remarks....
Is a dark gray jack, 4 years old, i
15 hands high, has fine head and
ears ana neavy strong bone. |
Plenty of style and action and I
K"«d «u-: 1 iiiK 4 "henmaturad will weigh 1000
niil" fair I P°u"d!,„ ™RM? „
i.l.l mar, mill, ir„„,l B0Y 51250'"d PLUTO S'O.OO
to insure colt to stand and suck. 1
These animals are the very best
of their kind in this country and j
all lovers of god stock are cordial !
ly invited to call and see them, at |
big Red Barn, at Southeast corner,
of Ralston.
R. E Tompkins,
Owner,
Capital Stoch, $15,000.00
The Ralston Bank
DEPOSITS GUARANTEED
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Bryant, T. E. The Ralston Independent (Ralston, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 6, 1911, newspaper, April 6, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc161812/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.