The Helena Star (Helena, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 19, 1913 Page: 4 of 4
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Independence Day i
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K Our bank will be closed
as usual on the Fourth
of July and we are go--4
irg to celebrate our
2 Nation's Independence
M Why not let every day
be independence day
with j'ou by having your
i money in a good bank?
1 Nothing gives a man
ft the feeling of independence that a bank account does Start B
H with us today H
2 2
1 Helena State Bank
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PERSONAL MENTION
Dr J W deVry was in KKid
Tuesday
Miss Iva Harris was an End
visitor Tuesday
E H Smith was transacting
business in Enid Monday
(J M Greenland went to Ring-
wood Tuesday( on business
Dr Morrow will be in his den-
tal office here on June ‘25 and 26
Frank Welker of Goltry was
in town between trains Tuesday
C M Holton went to Wichita
last week with a shipment of cattle
J Wesley Meyer made a busi-
ness trip to Belva Oklahoma last
week
Morton Ent foreman of the Gol-
try News spent Sunday with
home folks
Last half tax delinquent June
15 The same is payable at the
Farmers State Bank
Dr J H Medaris Wm Me-
daris and Oscar E Ford were
transacting business in the county
seat Monday
Miss Mabel Burkett went to
Cberokee Oklahoma Monday
where she will visit fora few days
Mrs E A Young and little
daughter left last week for New
York State where they will spend
the summer
For Sale: Fine Jersey cow
W E Kinder
Geo Tucker and family will
move to Kiowa Kansas where
they will reside until September
when they will move back to By-
ron where George will have
charge of the Byron school
jj A Big Main in Helena I
jj Would Be a Big Help f
We will help you by selling you plows
a Listers Wagons or Buggies fc
on
Watch This Page Next Week
For Our Big Cash Clearance Sale
COMMENCING SATURDAY JUNE 28 AND ENDING SATURDAY JULY 12 13 DAYS BIG SALE
THE GRAND LEADER P H MORRIS PROPRIETOR
For insurance see Walker &
Harris at the Farmers State
Bank
Wm Medaris of Bedford In-
diana arrived here Sunday night
to attend to business matters and
visit relatives
We are now ready to deliver
Ice to all parts of the city for
first or special order Call phone
59 Cal Conner
Mrs John Hall and Viola Cole-
man who have been visiting here
for the past few days left Monday
for Aline Oklahoma where they
will visit their sister Mrs Hardin
Miss Eunice Hyde who was vis-
iting with relatives in Cherokee
last week returned home Sunday
evening Miss Eunice Magee re-
turned with her and will spend this
week visiting with friends and rel-
atives Money on real estate ready as
soon as abstract is furnished
showing perfect title at lowest
rates at the Farmers State Bank
Miss Birdie Walker came down
from Alva Friday evening and
spent Sunday with her parents
The Misses Matthews and Mc-
Phores came home with her
Home made ice cream every
Saturday and Sunday at the City
Short Order Come in and try
our cream
Mrs J F Rhodes
NOTICE
Leave your orders early for
Dwarf Milo Maize Feterita Cow-
peas and Mexican June Corn
Jameson Produce Co
Helena Oklahoma
any kind of terms
vou want ?
CAN “8 SFLI8R"
just in Leave your orders early
as the price of dour is advancing
Jameson Produce Co
Miss Bertha Geitgv left Sat-
urday evening for Ch'cago Ill-
inois where she will enter the
University of Chicxgo for the rum-
mer term
Don’t forget that the Farmers
State Bank can write your insur-
ance in the best old line compan-
ies and loan you money on your
farm without red tape at lowest
rates We accept your taxes and
receipt you for same
Mrs Geo Bonham and daugl -ters
Stella and Vivian came up
from Norman last Thursday ev-
ening where the girls have been
attending the State University the
past school year
CANADA WANTS THE DRY-FARMIIS
CONGRESS ‘
Tulsa Okla (Special)— The city
of Regina Saskatchewan is out
for the 1914 session of the Inter-
national Dry-Farming Congress
and Exposition W R Mother-
well of Regina the minister of
agriculture for Saskatchewan
came to Tulsa last week and pre-
sented to the board of governors
the claims of Regina for next year’s
meeting Though no definite ac-
tion was taken it is probable that
Regina will get the Congress and
Exposition for 1914 San Fran-
cisco has already invited the Con-
gress to meet there in 1915
WHEN THE HARVEST OATS ARE OVEN!
When the harvest days are over
How foolish it would be —
To squander all your money
When I sell for less —John D
Many a day have you swelted
Oh how glad for eve to see—
And for months you will rememb’r
If you buy of me — John D
When the harvest days are over
Aud back home you’ve gone
to see
Your sweetheart will be deligted
With your clothes from Me—
John D
MEIS - ENID
ONLY MADE MATTERS WORSE
Professor's Well-Meant Apology Could
Not Have Tended to Smooth
'the Fair Recipient
The professor of moral philoso-
phy absent-minded and full of en-
thusiasm came into the sitting room
“What a beautiful woman Mrs
Great
I
Slaughter
Men’s Trousers
Boys Suits
Men’s Oxfords and shoes
Ladies Oxfords and Shoes
Now Going On At My Store
C H McCULLY
Phone 80
Raymond is!” he exclaimed “I have
just had such a plcaftt talk with
her in the book store
II is wife looked up from her sew-
ing © w
-“John!” she exclaimed “where is
your collar?”
The professor of philosophy put
his hand to his throat “I must have
left it at the barber shop Yes that’s
it I went to the barber shop then
LINE FIVE
Miss Ida Freeman came in from
Wellston Oklahoma Monday ev-
ening to visit with her brother T
E Freeman
Perry Clines have returned and
are living on John Gibson’s farm
south of town
Mesdaraes Turner Johnson and
Cline wero at McCalls Thursday
afternoon
Glidewells entertained Mr and
and Mrs Gwinn Sunday
Mrs Higgins is helping Mrs
Minnick cook for harvest hands
GREEN PLAIN
Harvesting is the order of the
day in this vicinity
Ruth Austin and Clara Shatter
spent Sunday with Lizzie Lee
Margery Smith was on the sick
list last week
Mrs Ewing and children spent
Sunday with Mrs Ivliue and fam-
ily Ruth Coulter spent Sunday ev-
ening with Margery Smith
Clarence Shaffer spent Sunday
with Willie McEachern
Mrs Neese and son Fred made
a business trip to Mrs Smith's
one day last week
Mrs Ella Wells of Wichita
Kansas spent last week with her
mother Mrs Cebera Smith and
family
Bum Morgan and wife are ahe
proud parents of a tine baby boy
Ben Ewing spent Sunday with
John Morgan
Velna DeWitt spent the first of
last week visiting in Cherokee
Mr Clem Montague and family
and Grandpa Morton and wife
spent Sunday with Morton Mon-
tague and wife
Get your Cowpeas Feterita and Milo Maize for
your after harvest planting at Ruley & Eakins
Order early as our supply is limited
Yours Rep’t
Ruley & Eakins
Phona 47
to the book store “Why” he ended
lamely “Mrs Raymond would think
it very careless of me to appear in
public without my collar wouldn’t
she?”
“Rather” said his wife “Perhaps
you’d better call her up and tell her
just how it happened”
“Exactly” said the professor
The professor went to his tele-
phone “Ilello central hello Hello — is
this Mrs Raymond? -Yes? Well
really it'was very stupid of me Mrs
Raymond but you know I had been
thinking of something very impor-
tant and I quite forgot to put on
my collar I — oh ! — ah !— good by”
The professor suddenly hung up
the receiver He gave utterance to
a mild exclamation
“John!” exclaimed his wife
“She says she hasn’t been out of
the house today” groaned the pro-
fee jor
i -
Farmer or Cropper
Are you a farmer or a cropper? A
farmer makes sure feed crops and
Rood live stock to consume them tbe
principal part of his business Inci-
dentally he may grow some wheat or
cotton or broomeorn to sell A crop-
per keeps no livestiok except work
animals Each year he “takes a shot"
at a big acreage of some crop which
was high in price the year before
He may be a cotton grower a wheat
grower a corn growei or a broomeorn
grower but be hasn’t much
kafir milo alfalfa cowpeaa peanuts
or similar crops
Eight Cars of Peanuts Shipped
The Comanche Grain & Elevator Co
loaded eight cars of peanuts in one
week recently which they sold to the
Barnhart Mercantile Co of St Louis
The St Louis people pronounced these
peanuts of the very best grade there-
fore paid a fancy price The farmers
of this section of the county marketed
about 20000 bushels here last fall and
planted mor extensively this spring
The sandy timber land is the most pro-
ductive of the peanut and tue eastern
pan of the state is especially adapted
to its culture
Trade with Star advertisers
Helena Okla
Helena Okla
7il i IT
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY BIRRER
Given by Mr and Mrs Hazeu
McCully in honor of Mr McCulv’s
father MrC H McCully Tbe
surprise was complete for the 'old
comrade had no ideaof the dinner
even after he had seen the com-
rades and their wives making a
raid ou the post office where they
were to meet and march in a body
to the residence
It is impossible for tbe scrito
to tell you how good the dinner
was or how nicely it was cooked
and how kindly we were greeted '
by the hostess Mrs McCully
The old comrades present were:
Wright Tyner Rowe Howe
Couch Hubbell Harris Larkin
Spillman Kinder and Foss also a
member of Company 2 — 200th In-
diana The ladies present were:
MesJames Rowe Wright Couch
11 hbbeil Kinder Larkin Howe
Patten Ewing Morris Summeis
and Foss There were also sevei-
al of the younger people present-
The “Smoker” was immense
and to fully know the mysteries
of the old soldier's stories jou
will have to attend one of tneir
gatherings The sougs of fifty
years ago as the old boys sang
them made us feel as young as
when we enlisted to fight for
FREEDOM and a united country
One Present
The Star Force is very thank-
ful for the cake and cigars receiv-
ed and fully realize from the sam-
ples that all present must have en-
joyed themselves immensely
Still a Chance
“What’s the blatter?" “She has re-
jected me again She says this la
final” “Did she say how final?” in-!
cjuired tbe older and more experienced'
man — Washington Herald
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Magee, Harold & Medaris, Vernon. The Helena Star (Helena, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 19, 1913, newspaper, June 19, 1913; Helena, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1726400/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.