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The ftmes Enterprise
H I SWITZER Editor
Published Weekly
TERMS: One Dollar Per Year
Entered as second-class matter
Nov 7 1903 at the post office at
Atnes Oklahoma under the Act
of Congress of March 3 1879
Statehood William is safe
Senator "Graft” Burton has diS'
missed his private secretary
The Senator’s business is a little
slack just now
Illinois is after "Standard Oil
too Missouri is having such fun
that the other states can’t stay
out of the game
They are thinking of creating
forty new Justiceships in New
York What they need in the
Empire state is fewer justice1
ships and more justice
Everybody knows how hard it
is to get evidence out of the
standard oil crowd Mr Rogers
has admitted that he knew his
own name and had actually heard
of Standard Oil If be doesn’t
look out Rockefeller will fire him
for talking too much
Although the statehood bill has
passed the House there is much
yet to be done before we can be-
come a full-fledged state The
bill must pasg the Senate and be
signed by the President then we
will be ready to begin to make
the legal part of a state which
will take several months
J P Renfrew of the Renfrew’s
Record threw some hot shot into
the camp of the republican Woods
County officers lasfweek It is
getting along to’'‘Vd election
time and if there aAany rascals
holding office in this - county we
will be thankful to Mr Renfrew
for pointing them out If our
county officers or any part of
them did actually make a false
report of the population of this
County thereby increasing their
salaries it is time the grand jury
is getting in session and a few
indictments brought in The peo-
ple are getting very tired of the
cry "thief! thief!” Let’s have
some of the rascals proven guilty
in court then we’ll know that it
is not merely political hot-air
VALLEY CENTER ITEMS
Grandpa Suiter has been quite
sick the past two weeks
Sam Bland has again gone to
New Mexico Harvey Vineyard
is doing his work while he is
gone
Tom Webster gave an oyster
supper to his friends and neigh-
bors Tuesday night
Ben Duffy has been quite sick
with heart trouble but is better
at present
Blanche Bruner is having the
whooping-cough
Gus Nelson’s little boy was un-
able to attend school last week on
account of a sore foot
Mr Little’s are building a new
house
Mr Lewis from Illinois is
visiting his old friends Mr
Bland’s and Mr Downs’
Mrs Crawford has been sick
the past week
Mr and Mrs Earl of Lacey
visited Curt Mangles Friday
Mrs Owen and Mrs Watson
called on Mrs Little Wednesday
afternoon
You make a mistake when you buy
CLOTHING
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without looking through our line
We also carry the best line of SHOES in the town of Ames Come
in and we will convince you that this is a fact
ft W MOYERS
Photograph Gallery
At H W Moyers's Store
Where you can get
A FIRST-CLASS PHOTO
At reasonable prices
View Work a Specialty
SGOTT & HOLMES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the interior
Land Office at Alva Okla
January 22 1906
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make fi'
nal proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made
before Register and Receiver at
Alva Okla on March 10 1906
viz: Robert B Detrick
of Ames Okla for the S-W 1-4
Sec 12 Twp 20 north R 10 W
He names the following wit-
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: Harry I Switzer
Robert W Henricks Sim T Bal
lard and Joe E Hammer all of
Ames Oklahoma
A R Museller Register
church at Wildwood Sunday and
Sunday night
The Ladies Aid Society will be
entertained by Mrs O A Wheel-
er Thursday
Mr and Mrs Fisher broke
bread with Mr and Mrs Mc-
Dowell Sunday
Miss Mamie Olvey has been
very sick but we are glad to re-
port her much better
Rev Williams and wife enter-
tained O A Wheeler’s and Wm
Crooks’s to dinner Sunday
Hiawatha
WILDWOOD GLEANINGS
Saturday was like a spring day
but Sunday was a gentle reminder
that it is winter
Rev Williams preached at the
UNION STAR ITEMS
Colder weather this week
Not many out to Sunday School
Sunday — too cold
Mrs J V Lowry is visiting
relatives near Okeene this week
J L Allender butchered a beef
Tuesday
Mr and Mrs McKown took
dinner with Mr and Mrs J L-
Ott Sunday
Elmer Fry started for Missouri
Saturday to visit his parents
Ben Hackney’s contemplate
moving back on their farm soon
Tuesday being Chester Miller’s
birthday he took a holiday and
visited the Oak Glade School
J S Rundle went to Drummond
Monday and purchased him a fine
driving horse He says it will
take a good one to pass him on
the road now
LACEY ITEMS
Uncle Joe Klnnlt and wife went
to Ames Friday
‘ John A Bowles of Ames came
down to get a load of wheat Sat
H 0 Burk and wife and Mrs
In The Probate Court
Territory of Oklahoma
County of Woods
Estate of
A H Baldwin deceased
The petition of A Williamson
as the executor of the estate of
A H Baldwin deceased having
been presented to this Court pray
ing that an order be made author'
izing said petitioner to sell the
whole or so much and such parts
of the real estate described in said
petition as the Court shall judge
necessary and beneficial at pri-
vate sale and it appearing to the
Court from such petition that ii
is necessary to sell the whole or
some portion of such real estate
for the purpose and reasons men-
tioned in said petition therefore
said petition -will be filed herein
and a time appointed for hearing
the same
And it is hereby ordered by the
Court that Monday the Fifth Day
of February A D 1906 at hour
of 2 o’clock p m of said day
that being the day of the regular
term of this Court be and the
same is appointed as the time
when all persons interested in
said estate are directed and re-
quired to appear before this Court
to show cause why an order should
not be granted to said petitioner
to sell so much of the real estate
of said decedent as is necessary
And it is further ordered that
a copy of this order be published
four consecutive weeks prior to
said hearing in The Ames Enter-
prise a weekly newspaper pub-
lished in said county and be per-
sonally served on all persons in-
terested in said estate any gener-
al guardian of a minor so inter-
ested and any legatee or devisee
or heir of the decedent provided
they are residents of Woods coun-
ty at least ten days before the
time appointed for hearing said
petition unless they shall waive
such notice in w Iting and signi-
fy in writing thtr assent that an
order of sale be made as prayed
for in said petition
Dated the 8 day of Jan 1906
L T Wilson
Probate Judge
S T Goltry Pres
C W Goltry Vice Pre3
Joe Harp Cashier
Deo E Baker Asst Cashier
FARMERS STATE BANK
01 AMES
Every accommodation given customers consist-
ent with conservative banking Farm loans
solicited
Excursion Rates to
Florida and Cuba
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Will sell daily until April 30 1906 low rate round-trip tickets
from all stations to certain points in Florida and Cuba also to cer-
tain points in Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and South
Carolina
Return Limit June 1 1906
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Sam Hughes went to Ames Sat-
urday to attend church They
returned home Monday
Tom Waters was a Lacey visi-
tor Monday
Mr McGinnis came down from
his farm in Kansas to visit his
children sear Lacey He will re-
turn home soon
John Bowles took a load of
wheat to Ames to-day
Mrs Will Cline of Hennessey
is Improving very rapidly
J E Davis and family returned
from Ames to-day
I will bell at public auction at mu farm 5 miles south and
3 west ol Drummond or 2 miles south and 5 east ol flmes
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1906
Commencing at 10 o’clock the following described property:
RaiUOlla The Percheron Stallion Is recorded by the Percheron
Horse Breeders and Importers Association and that his Record Num-
ber is (29475) Color and description black small star foaled June
1901
The above horse Ramolia will be sold One Half Cash Balance
same terms( of Sale unless other arrangements are made
One black mare Chariot 12297 One black mare Flossie
43397- One Alley Aurelia 43398 Hievictor Black was foald
l903 got by Payson 45456 One black mare foaled 1899 weight
1850 One black mare foaled 1902 weight 1550 sired by Payson
45450 One graymare foaled April 7 1902 One black Horse
foaled 1904 a graded horse but a fine one One fine Jack name
Compromise is a fine one One Jack elegible to register has
Meakley markings and is a beauty One Jennette 6 yrs old
sired by Sastillion One Jennett foaled 1904 — this is a very fine
young Jennett
I will also sell all of m farming Implements Household Goods
a lot of ear corn in crib several good work Horses 6 good milch
Cows 2 Calves one iron-grey Stallion coming 3 yr old
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS: — 6 months’ time will be given without interest if paid
when due if not paid when due to draw 8 per cent Interest from
date 5 per cent off for cash
I have sold my farm and expect to leave as soon as the sale is
over There will be no by bidding and everything offered for sale
will be sold When parlies bid on this'property they will be held
responsible if the property is sold to them
DANIEL ZIEBER Owner
P S The above stock is mostly all registered and high ferade
Parties needing any of the above stock will do well to attend this
sale Write for catalog to Daniel Ziebcr Wildwood Oklahoma
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