The Terlton Enterprise (Terlton, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1913 Page: 3 of 4
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THE LOCAL FIELD.
CarboQ papeY for sale at this
office-
Old papers for sale at the
Enterprise Office.
Ben Jones is on the sick list
at this writing.
M|*« Julia Coiner was a Paw-
ee, visitor Monday.
See Frnzee Hardware Com-
1 any for coal, wood or gas stoves.
Adv't.
Miss Lizzie Wise spont Sun
< ny at the Fraz *e homj.
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Geneva Chasteen of Cleveland
vi-siVd her friend Miss Pae
St-Tin over Sunday.
Kpv T. S. Unstick pastor of
the M. E. Church, of Jennings,
v ns in the city Tuesday.
Mrs, H. C. Moore of the. Enter
vrise roaee a business trip to
Mannford, Saturday.
A long loaf is a wise loaf.
"Pride of Perry" flonr makes all
t« aves "long" in econmy. Adv't
Trv our Gold Rand and Break
f:>st Delisrht cnfTp* they are
♦ np^rior. low\r, Cash Grocery.
Adv't
Kenneth Jrckson is on the sick
list.
O. E. Coiner was a visitor in
Pawnee, Tuesday.
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GREAT CONC : r
i PROGRAM ATi
j The musical program of the eeventb
[annual Oklahoma State Fair ar.d Ex-
j position, Oklahoma City. Sejt 23 to
| Oct. 4, will be one o£, the most imnor-
tant in the history of the big InalUu-e
tion. One of the features of tin- .\aii
®flo Band •>« the soloists. Miss
Olive Eiaom Scharf. a oVbrated so
prano, and Joseph C. Ramser. a noted
baritone. They have Just completed
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Sims
a sick son.
Harry Gayer took in the Hal-
lett, fair Saturday night.
\John Coiner was a Pawnee vi-
sitor Monday and Tuesday.
S. <5. Shaffar was a business
visitor at Mannford, Monday.
Jake Walker a prosperous far-
mer east of town is a newreader
of the Enterprise.
Another shipment of Limbur-
ger Cheese. Ideal Casft Gro
ccrY- Adv't.
C. M. Hughes and two sons
attended the Fair at Hallett, Sat-
urday night. i M,r# 0l ve E:«m 8charf
j* successful tour of Europe and everv-
Misses Maesrie Wo'Vlruff andjwhere th?y *«re favcrlteu. /s thr
Pae Storms were Hallett, visitors Btaf ■"roctlcn of £0me of the i r-d«ne
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| Walter McKaughn
| Uvery and Feed Stable at the Star Barn.
| Iresht-ans, good rigj.at aay hour day or night
| The Star Livery Barn
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Tuesday.
orchestr&s of ti is country, and ;<rim\
dcnna cf tv* Opera * c,;
«i e a P®^y Mks Scharf hus ftchipveil rru ;
Man is known as a bread win- .cuccess.
C. E. KIBBE
Hardware Furniture, and
Undertaking.
Carries a full line of Shelf and Heavy
Hardware, Buggies Etc.
Also carry a full line of
Coal and Gas Stoves, Gas Fittings
and Plumbing Supplies. "
Always ready to serve you.
C. E. KIBBE HARDWARE CO.
: LTON,
OKLAHOMA.
Mi
rer. woman as a bread maker.
"Pride of Perry" is both.
Tv' V. C. 0. Oaks who is assist
ing in the revival at the Christ-
itn Union Church spent Sunday.
«ith his family at Jennings.
* The Enterprise turned out a
V batch of sale bills for C. 8.
Head and L. E. Sugg who's sale
is in billed for October the first.
Bert Marr an ^sister Blanch,
nrd Miss Florence Yotsie atten-
ded the Hallett, Fair Friday.
V. E. Miller, proprietor of the
Ideal Cash Grocery spent Sun-
day in Perry visiting relatites.
The public sale at H. H. Hiltz
p-an's did not take olace, on ac-
count of not having large enough
«*--owd, we are told.
W J. Thompson came in Mon-
f'av. for a brief visit at the home
< f W. A. Eubanks and famtly.
Dr. Kelly called Dr Wheeler of
Mannford, in consultation this
week in the case of Mr. Smelser
v ho has typhoid fever.
The place to get your fine
bandies and Cigars, Quick lunch
Cojie in and try our Butter
Scotch it is delicious. At Storm
Restaurant. Adv't.
Sunday, September 21, wlll.be Hiowi
I as Music Day. at the State Fair an.
Adv't Exposition. ®"*d It. I? proposed ti pr-
| sent an unusual prcrrnnj tliat v i 1 a
Mr*. Amelia Bobbin who is |prtU t0 411 people.
herp visiting her son Dr. Bobbitt |
is ill at this writing.
Dr. Arnold of Bliss, Okla. is
here visitinsr at the home of his
frien Dr. Kelly and frraily.
Mrs. S. C Shaffer was a Paw-
nee, shopper on Tuesday.
Messers O. E and Johry Ooiner,
Frank Burgess and Fred Waltz
were Mannford, visitors, Satur
day.
Make that dollar have a little
sense, by handing us one for the
Enterprise, for a year,
Mrs. 8. J Harris and children
returned Wednesday ' from a
three weeks visit with her sister
at Oklahoma City,
They say its theatuff, and they
can't get enough, "Pride of
Perry."
M. Kibbe and daughter Miss
Lillieof Kendall. Kansas motor-
ed down for a visit at' the home
of Mr. Kibbe's son C. E K'bbr
and family. They arrived Fri
day morning.
Mrs. C. 0. Adsit left Saturday
nisrhtfor Lowering, Kansas for
a visit with her sister Mrs. Bert
Pearson.
FEED Af.'D FORAGE FRIZES.
Silo
Msn to Compete at Tulsa Dr>
Farming Contest
Just say there is no other, it's
the flour for mother, ''Pride of Miss Mable Messecar visited
Perry." Adv't over Sunday, with her *jster
M„ .„J U,a a q k l Mrs. George Riddle, and with C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Aten were „ ... . . , .
th* uiait/M.. u„. M. F razee and other friends here
among the Fair visitors at Hal
lett. Saturday.
Roy Chismen of Wichita, Kan.
returned to his home after pleas-
ant visit at the Frank Chismen
home west of town.
She returned to her home at Rip
lev, Monday.
Luther Storms who has been
employed at Cleveland, visited
over Sunday with l>is parents at
this place.
Tfcs growth of the livestock and
dairy Industries in the southwest i,
today of ao much importance in pro.1t
able farming that special attention 1:
being paid to feed and forage ev
hlblts at the International Soil Prod
ucta Exposition at Tulsa. The lar?
•at prlre ever offered in forage elat-
es In any exposltlo'n will he given ■
Tulsa next October for the best co^
lection, by Individual fanner, of era.
and forage seeds. The prize will b.
an Ann Arbor hay-baler and a «-h r
gajsollna engine, given by the Anr,
v «. ^h,ne comW of Ann Ar
bor. Michigan. The baler Is adapto.
for ns« with any gaa power and th«
winner may relecl any 6 h. p eHt
engine made in the United States oi
Canada. The value of the engine and
baler combined Is |7M.
Another big prize Is that for the
best yield of silage from results an
nounced by affidavits of three reput
able neighbors of contestant. Samples
of the yield to be shown at Tulsa
The prise Is aa Indiana Silo valued at
$260.00, given by the Indiana Silo
compaay of Kansas City. Mo. Other
« ?* RK*r**a<lng nearly
WOO.OO la value will be glvea la the
feed and forage cbtiws.
♦ ♦ ♦
msrcfir of t:-:e PAMToaifei
Wai First introduced to ths Engll*
Stay n 1702—H. t M vays
Leon *>opul«
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' "The Terlten Dru^ Company.
PHONE No 55
hti;phc f>r Freih Oru^g, toilet articles,
Pvfiu iiij —in f*ct, eyerythinff found in an up-
to-date Drug store.
Pi'rscription's Carefully. Compounded,
We .nake a specialty of kigh Grade cigars,
and tobaccos Cold drinks at our new fountain.
C M. Hughes, • pjep.
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When In Need
Of anythingin the Dry Goods, Shoe or Grocery line
Call on the GA YER MERCANTILE Co.
We Will Treat You Right
Highest Maiket Price Paid for Produce.
Gayer Mercantile Co.
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James Miller who helped drill «„,w. D M v
u ii v ,j i i an(> Mr8 A. R. McKau
a widcat well at Enid, is here n- . , n ... ...
Miiu-t i u Khnof Drumright, visited over
uain, Mrs. Miller Is also home a,„, „ ...
. , . osnday, with his brother Mr.
njfaln from their summer visit
with relatives in Indiana.
Miss Ruth Kibbe returned to
. J , -,n' whohaschR,'Keof Tul8B, Monday niifht to resume
the Tulsa Rig Reel and Mfg Co. > |,er duties at the Kendall College
lumber yards at Terlton and after ft brlef visit with her ,)(ir.
Jennings is of course kept quite ents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kibbe.
busy, but he says the Company
has decided to devoto mure time
tithls yard as the business is on cepted a position as Relief Clerk
the Increase, and that they will ^ the Ideal Cash Grocery.
«oon restook the yard with rig I
•tuff and oil well supplies.
Subscribe and be happy.
"•lie t.ftu'oiolni" nt!o.v,.ed \«
tl.* tfi.j,' m, nag,. WtlM - ^rn |j>lik
•fs," and niy by Jo!m .^vnr. Thll
►as In It r yur 1702 It wtn produced
!• Hriirj l.a;i« Th«- grent Inn..ttitos
of rantomlme In England was, how
•ver, John Itich. «l,o devis d this
ftirm of entertainment in 1717 H
<lf«t «*m|jhatlc succens was in 17?4
*lun ho produced "The Neoromafr
eer, or, History of Dr Feustus." Se
l.iccrsnful wss Rich wi-\. his panto
n line tliat Oarrlck. gmnr. and other*
bt-rnme eiasperated Hirh lived tt
•ee pantomime flrmly established
Dmry l,nne and Covent Oniden. lis
li<d in I7fli.
Regarding the subjects of panto 1
Walter McKanghn at this place. "T.V «^7.,.r" "JS
*lth "Babes In the Wood* ,L-and
-Dlrtt Whlttlngtoi;" third ll the Loo
don and suburban rantumliucs are
•nken alone Oli dervlla" - ill ngnln b*
drat, while -fs, b, „ m the \vtl04" Hno
"Aladdin" ffor soconn piac*. In
London and she provinec. "Ctt.derella'
.Ian been chosen H tlmee, 'Mabes Is
tbe Wood' If Mnicn an(f "Dlcll WhJt
tlnnton" !•- ,
//KjIiIpk b " a n*ii the last II
fara *i> find ih it thr moat popular
subj< ctn (-are b. en Tln.lerella/
"Aladdin," "Dir% Whfttlntrtnn." "Rob
Inson Crunoe." and Rnhvs lo <b*
Wood," Vb tbe erd, r «lvrn
ROSS & JACKSON
CASH GROCERY
; An ideal place to buy groceries. Everything is
| fresh nnd prices nre right.
Hales Leader & Mlty Good coffee
j Guaranteed to please or money refunded
I Every sack of flour Ku.u\uiteed with can of baking powder
* given with every purchase $!,25 per sack.
Also a full line of school supplies.
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J ^ Highest Maukkt Price Paid For Country PRonrcK*
J Compare Our Prices.
ROSS AND JACKSON
Miss Maggie Woodruff has ac-
Mra. B P. Wise cut a finger
quite badly while making eider
Tuesday.
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C. K. KIBHK j. MARTIN HAYDEN
M ANACK.t SKC TKKAS J
Kibfcc Hayden Lumber Co.
DKALKRS IN
Luml t' rnd Building Material of
{ all kinds
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