Oologah Enterprise (Oologah, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 7, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 5, 1913 Page: 2 of 4
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1HE OOLO GAH ENTERPRISE ! "Mrs. Sarah Mayfield and Mrs.
Ma^e Roberts returned Sat u re-
published Weekly
GUV u. ESSE, Editor.
day jiijL-lil from' Westville where
they have Lwn visiting friends
and relatives.
Cashier R. J. ftodtfers of the
Bank of Oologah, and Operator
natter May 24, 1912 at the post! c-^ p«nslla^ of ,h(' Mo.-Pac.,
, . ... , , attended the celebration at
SEMTE BILL
Entere i as second-eliss mail
altice at Oologah, Oklahoma, un-
der the Act of March 8. 187U
Advertising rates made known
upon application. All advertis-
ing run until ordered out.
Four issues constitutes a month
md when five issues appear in
month, the extra issue will be
charged for at the regular rate
Items From Around Town
Mrs. James Taylor was shop-
ping iu Claremore, Thursday.
Earl Snarr made a business
trip to Claremore,' Thursday.
For mowers, sweep and sulky
rakes se« Young & Swan. ad
Dewey, yesterday They re-
port it was a good one.
We understand that Geo. Dun-
lap made a trip to Talala imined-
ately after the" fireworks
were displayed yesterday even ,
ing, and we have often wondered
why.
E. F. Young, agent for the In-
diana Silo Co., received a check
the first of the week as second
prize in a Sales Contest for Okla-
homa representatives of that
company.
Geo. Dunlap, Zinna Taylor,
Carl Rogers, Henry Skidmore,
I and Guy Edge attended an ice
ere.in suppei at Talala, Satur-
day night. The usual thing
happened, they all had a good
time. Although compelled to
"ruxi on the i'wns" part of the
way double-quick-time was mi 1
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] that the state will receive a laiye
sum of money from the railroad
.companies on lost, coupons, an
|amount.sufficient to build a state
capitol. The Senators ami Repre-
sentatives bick of this bill deserve
much praise for their interests in
the matter, and while we believe
there will be no trouble with tlm
railroads river the payment of cou-
pons presented, there is likely to be
some dispute over the payment of
those lost. This bill protects the
state, and the lost coupons is a
donation by the passenger to the
public treasury. If you did not
save your coupons, you have tht
consolation of knowing that you
have put some money in the state
treasury.
Samuel Smiles: The courage
to be just; the courage to be
honest; the ct.Urogf t<: resist
temptation; the i i.ru- .t:e "to d-
ones duty; this is the mora,
courage 11utt characterizes thi
highest ordp- of manhood an
worrienhood, it i: the c.mraj;
without which no crreat, perm m
ent success in life i-., achieved
Eddie Walker and wife of Ta-
lala visited relatives here this I in Busrer's "White Steau
Te^k. j During this "trip Cart R(.<jg
Mrs. Mollis Price of Claremore fnr the nn,.,~
visited here I'vum Tuesday onto,
rbursday . -ieiul-.
>oi uail oi.^uiic'rici. oti growing
srops seeR. .! 'vr vc.s .<t Bank
>i Oologah.
Mrs. Ed
rarnii May! at ' spt ut ih> 4tli at
"*lt rem ore.
Watch-Dog, the
pr. phet."
V. 1 ti •
Wh«n Willie's father came
home to supper there was a
vacant chair at the table.
"Well where the boy?"
"William is upstairs in bed
answered the sad faced mother.
"Why, what's up? \ot sick is
he?" (an anxious pause.)
"It grieves me to say that our
son has been swearing on the
street."
' -wearing: Scott! I'll teach,
• ■> swear." And he started i
; sirs in the dark. Half way •
an iii? si.muhli.id and i a me down
iMi. his chin on the bottom step,
'hen the atnesphere cleared
• tittle, Willie's in "ti i >r was sav-
"Uncle Rufus," s iid sm ti
William, "what's a phenome-
non':"
Uncle Rufe considered a mo-
ment. then said, "Well, you've
seen a cow that's an't no phe-
nomenon; you've -een a bird-
that ; n't no phenomenon; am;
you've seen a thi:-tie- - that an t
no .phenomenon either. Itut
when you see a to v settin' on a
thistle a singin' like a bird—
that 's a phenomenon!"
\r5bW
Stindav tind Mrs. L*. ...
' 'OKhf&p, J\IuDd
LOCALS i-'R? )\| ROGERS
CO' XTY NEWS
.V. It \*. hismtimiT his down from
, sweetly Tram
bat will da dea.
ea hiui enoua ii :
iK'- hallway:
You have
• >c lesson.'
.K
f hiNter rin at Ou'nifah s-.'-ei
j Monday in this t i,v.
>r of baling j i. u\ \\. k, „r
0 a bttncli |* ntra[.rising m<-u-hant-<. tiaas-
ad j aeliog business in this t .ty, Mtm i
Just receiv.tnl"half
▼ii p. Yours for 0
•■ash. E. F. Yo xc;.
Ti 'I
Mrs. Ira Rogers a:.d Children! Dr; "' : L SiV"'""Us ra"1" ,!
.. . , . from the r !-n^ . i\i little ciM
af Nowata vis,ted relatives here oologah .Month .
'bis week. *
•' M. «WI. -'■>. •><••• of (v.:,,.
Mrs. E. P. Young and litrle' ciib'.i.s I,. Tj,
laughter were Chr more shop-: :°okio*'Itl: '' t,:" «« '
■ V>. ^'aturdaj*. ' Mrs. J. T. laipi,, tnd M \V
were du**'n irc m J
Mr. ^nd Mrs. T-meTinstey and 1 Jav bavin- lemal woik iio;>
hildren of Nowata attended our j
-^1
. j\
ue l.mmbJI W
thkt tii'y l.'iJ?''
scri'utr te'p* to tank* this
?-?tr better for r' yh^ 'y
K
You
Ltxan
But an advertise nent m .
;K;- p«per talks to tlie
community.
Catch the Idea ?
.;h of July celebration.
' ,,;s and Hr-niy Skidmore ,n«*
♦ '..tending «• <• erleh/a: ioi. ut
] V'Wey, *rij;i• 1 j cum'a.-need Thur.s
lay mi ends this evening
Mr*. Andrew Mnskgrove anti
Mrs. Frana Mn-jkgrove of Clare
more, visit*'! Mrs C. M.
from Saturday n.-dii M .nday,
Tlje band boy« have V.ailt a'
band atan i on tua roof of A. H
Sinith'n store. TSjsm ip* an ideal)
place, as the music un bu heard
tiii'Might'Ut the entire ; >wc, and
it is otir opinion that a better j
fjtnuj m>t 1 e ini:,j
Mis> Itouna 'u Whii- ;m<i i -
J W White . hi rc* Mond^v U
<>|' « fTiil,. shojij aiifl ;•
1.1. rrmtt"ta. M'hk Whil ' is
«>f Id- tea^i er« iu l1v CoiiLnnr
1CIK
SEE A. M. DALE
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For oil and gas leascj.
He will treat you right.
Office with Oologah
Telephone Company.
" OOLOGAH, OKL'i.
am'
throw trmry
HALF of the food value of your
corn crop is in the stalks, hnsks
and leaves. Don't waste these.
They make milk and butter and beef
for yon and put money in . your buik
lfvnn preserve them in an
.••i. ?
The manure from barn and tec-'.tig pens
wi J go back into yonr soil tu make bi> ,-cr
crops next year.
The Indiwa Silo i* n-ide of Uie bwt alto
tns.eriab and only the best. Every saun it
Eir-iigU. Even- joint is tna-le with oni
Em v ,, nuui ed
am JSUrt7. lnto I1® frot- i pl.of Yon
' ««> "'ll° <ery qu.i«i,<J ;t a-,j
rotiifa. i;.m i.jr . u... ,
i .1r ; u<" nn «iiau e t to ti.t
Jo 4 lUool!t "
Ucn'^^^Vbt;^
YOUNG & SWAN
Oolcijch. Ck!a
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Edge, Guy R. Oologah Enterprise (Oologah, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 7, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 5, 1913, newspaper, July 5, 1913; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc173681/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.