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A PROGRESSIVE PAPER FOR A PROGRESSIVE PEOPLE
Vol. 3.
 
Terlton, Pawnee County, Thursday> Jan. 7th 1915
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Tta First National Bank of Terlton
Bulletin
War Tax
And After Dec. 1st 1914,
The War Tax On
1. Proiftissary notes on all sums not exceeding
$100 will be tc% and for each additional 100 or
fractional part therof, 2c;
2. Contracts, 10c;
3. Conveyances -deeds, etc.,- from $100 to 500,
50c; and for each additional 500 or fractional part
thereof, 50c,
Stamps to be affixed and canselled by the
maker.
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School Notes
Eleven new pupils started to
school Monday.
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Charlie Langston has not came
bacb from that hunt yet.
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Lena Gayer busn't been to
school for so long that she
would be a stranger if she came
back.
Andrew Bobb.tt visited
school Monday afternoon.
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The eighth grade are having a
time with test problems in ar
ith malic.
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ike ftowitf
In their new location is prepared
to serve the public with fresh
pure drugs, drug sundies, school
supplies, domestic and imported cigars, fine candies
and jewelry. E 8. Norris, Prop.
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Charles Harrison Ammermau,
r three year dd stta'oI Mr. and
V Mrs. Wilkes am merman, died
atthehoraeof Mrs. Ammerman's
mother, Mrs. B, A- Bell, after a
brief attack of tonsolitis, at
seven o'clock the evening of Tue.
fh# tilth of January. 'Hie Ent-
erprise joins with the many
' friend* of the bereaved parents
aud relatives in evtendlng their
most sincere sinpathles at this
their hour of trial.
"All Around"
—' Pride of Perry" in best b e
cause it is cheapest and cheapest
because it is the best. Adv.
'Ifs the same old stor), this
weather is to be continued 'till
better takes its place.
Miss May Schwipk of Norfolk
Neb, is here visiting her sister
Mrs. V. E Mil er.
Maude Hudson spent Sunday
and Sunday ui^ht at the Deits
iettUi. ■ ■
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Mrs Compton is on the sick
list this week.
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Wendal Kaufman the Infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kaufman has pneumonia.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Carson
and children motored down to
slider's Sunday night.
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Anna liudson spent Saturday
uight aad Sunday with Marie
Compton.
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Mr. aud Mrs Pearson spent
Sunday at the Bayless hom«,
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Mr. and Mrs. Shuler and Jim
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Klintworth home.
Again we call attention
to the fact that Grant is
closing out his entire line of
wagons and buggies at cost
If ypu are in need of any-
thing in this line here is
your chance to buy at a
material saving. Adv,
Pink Greenwood and Bert
Wise went to Skiatook Saturday.
SEE
T. L Mc George
At The New
- Varisty Stars -
For
Fancy Dishes & Notions
W. M: Adsi* and family have
moved into their new home bete.
Terlton is on tln  verge ol a
term of prosperity. Eve rf
bouse of every sort is occupied
ttud -iuau> f i
Tue Siar Baru bus sent teams
to DriUg twenty five or thirty
wua bunders up iroiu drum-
right today-
—Start the day right, use
' L'i iue oi Pwn> ' dour lot ipur
moiiuu* biscuits- Aux 
ti, M. iia*& and B. A- ilaruy
uttVc avai led tt lour loom lea*-
ueuce lOi- iviciviuc v iuaiiu«tu
*iium auu auouier nice uweil-
.u^ i«:iiuiu a au'eauj l og u®t
ol tfO^U OUllUlu^a-
Waits;' Martin,
ul Julni .aaitiu WHO at uue tt*u*
uvea on uu tarai uoitu oi to«u
uut Alio uow-uiaueb in* "oUlU ul
iN^oai.o, ttlo., i  ueie, Horn tulsa
where he is engaged in the Oar
oer busiuejsi Visiting uts sister,
Mrr. C. tius"e  *uU family.
—Advocate and buy ViMe ol
I Perry " Hour. It'® Hie best. Aa.
Miso Sadie Shotwell returned
tom Perry Monuay morning.
Mis* Blanche Lauderdale, ol
hlaliett spaut Saturday aud Sun
day with friends In Teiltou.
Editor the Enterprise,
Terlton, Okla.
Dear Sir;-
We certainly do not agree
with you in the matter of con-
solidated schools as put forth in
your article headed "The King
of Tuscaloosa." We are of the
opinion that such a school as you
advocate would be a very expen:
sive proposition as well as a very
unhandy way for Mia jfctroaa
that live at a disl^oa (row tfc«
I*. I Mil.
?e W. W. Club held their reg-
ular meeting with Mrs.
Conley at the home of Mrs. Jno.
Hogan. After a short business
session over which the Vice
President Mrs. Dr. W. Kelly
presided the afternoon was
spent in needlework. The Club
will mee
of Mrs.
M
fv:i
suffer much in bad weather
such as we have been haviag for
some time. Furthermore we
cannot see where an auditorium
would be of much benefit to
those who live in the outer parts
of the district.
A. Reader.
Mrs. W. A. Dawson was shop
ping, in Tulsa, between trains,
Monday.
—C.,E. Kibbe has just received
i .shipment of heaters and cook
stoves, also a few tents o f s 11
common siaes. Adv.
for we have sooe fresh froa tli*
factory, a B Kibbe. ' Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wilde
spent New Years day with
friends and relatives in Still*
water, returning Sunday even-
ing.
Misses Kuth Kibbe and Cean-
uetta Kelly returned to Warrens-
burg, Mo , to school, Monday,
after spending the Christmas
holidays here with home folks.
—Keep the whole household
merry. You can if y o
"Pride of Perry" flour
lousehold J
o u us y
FRISCO
Albert Lederer spent last
week with A1 Parks.
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We have a new scholar a t
school, little Lnla Clingan. Her
parents having recently moved
onto the old Teeters place.
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Mr. Bailey and family moved
from the Teeters farm to th«
old Greenwood farm.
  * * West bound.
Mr Nelghoffs moved from thtiNo. Time,
old Greenwood place to their 021 4:47 pin.
tenia on the Winkleman farm. H lun*
—Our line of dishes is .complete.
C. E. Kibbe. Adv.
TIME IHll.
East dound.
No. Time.
1120 11:28 am
«10 7:17 pm
Old Farmer Jones.
There are some men who dig and delve,
While others win the prUes;
The fellow now who'1 takes ths cake''
Is he who advertises.
Old Parmer Jones had pigs to sell,
And so had Brown his neighbor;
The both had spent much time and thought,
And lots of good hard labor.
Browu sold his pigs for ready cash,
And rode behind his flyer;
But Farmer Jones was blue because
He didn't have a buyer.
The aecret of this difference
I'll tell to make you wiser;
Jones would not pay for printer's h>K -
Brown was an advertiser.