The Valley News. (Lamont, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 13, 1922 Page: 2 of 4
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ceased. Petition, order and no-
tice filed.
Estate of Albert IJelmick, de-
ceased. Petition, order and no-
tice filed.
Estate of Mary HelmicU, de-
ceased. Bond and letters and
notice to creditors filed.
Estate of Bessie Palmer, de-
ceased. Bond and letters filled,
order notice to creditors filed.
Estate of Alma J. Hart, de-
ceased. Publication notice sale
of real estate filed.
Estate of William Garrison,
deceased. Publication notic? to
creditors filed.
Estate of Aaron Pv. Chaplin,
deceased. Order appointing ad-
ministrator, bond, letters, or-
der appointing appraisers and
warrant to appraisers filed.
Estate of Duke Mays, deceas-
ed. Publication notice to cre-
ditors filed.
We print anything but money
Salt Fork Items j
Political Announcement
Wm. H. England
Ponca City
Candidate for Republican nom-
ination for Congress, 8th Dis-
trict. primary in August, 1922.
J. H. Fuss
Medford
Candidate for Democratic Nom-
ination for Sheriff at the pri-
mary in August, 1922.
J. H. Brunker
Jefferson
Candidate for Democratic Nom-
ination for Sheriff at the pri-
mary in August. 1922.
M. O. Lester
Medford
Candidate for Republican nom-
ination for Sheriff at the pri-
mary in August, 1922.
Frank Hamilton
Medford
Candidate for Democratic nom-
ination for Sheriff at the pri-
mary in August. 1922.
Mills Hinton
Pond Creek
Candidate for the Democratic
nomination for County Assessor
at the primary in August. 1922
*«W« only Bought Rat Poison «
Twice," writea Jmm Smith, N. J.
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aanrf it wfch ml. chsaw TVrn t triad Kit-Sal*.
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M. R. GRIM
Instructor in Voice
Pupil < f Trof. Claude E. New-
comb
Prof. Virginja .Mae Hardy
Opera under Dean Chas. M
Bliss.
Lessons by term only. Ten
Lessons to a Term
Beginner* a Specialty
Work approved by College of
Fine Arts, Phillips University
Rain, rain and more rain.
John Rice resigned his posi-
tion at the Knoffloch store,
Saturday. Indications are that
he will go to farming.
A twister visited the river
community Friday morning and
destroyed Charley Staggers hay
barn.
The Valley Forge district
voted at its annual school meet-
ing to reject the bill presented
to it for the services of the
health nurse who visited the
school recently.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
A. J. Thomas, Thursuay after-
noon and spent the time cutting
out wool pieces for a comfort
top.
A number of the farmers
wives in this vicinity are losing
their hens with a curious dis-
ease. They go to roost appear-
antly as well as usual and the
next morning there will be from
three to eight of them dead un-
der the roost, their heads al-
most black.
Mrs. Tom Brown is spending
the week in Tonkawa, with the
children.
V. H. Ingram and wife and
E.O. Brewer motored to Tonka-
wa. Saturday evening, return-
ing Sunday evening.
Charley Dodson, wife and
daughter and Mrs. Geo. Dodson
will start this week on a motor
trip to Smith county, Kansas,
i'or a vidit with relatives.
Lucile Thomas spent Sunday
A'ith Lottie Carpenter.
Mrs. Joe Moody has very
near 300 little chicks and 28
hens sitting.
E. E. Vollmer moved Mr.
Youmans' garage, Saturday,
with his tractor.
Mrs. Scofield is planning to
to move back into her house in
Salty.
Joe Vasin is having the little
buildings which stood oopo&ite
his store moved back on .ne lot
and facing the north. He will
build on an addition and Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Long will oc-
cupy it.
Henry Knoffloch is visiting
his brother, Joe.
E. E. W ulz is building a bun-
galow on his farm.
MICKIE SAYS
tW Vi«SOT TVVAS NAkQOf
*OAAe USEFUL Mtncic VAk
dowr Meet* -tuau w.tvrto
CASH &V A SWM4Y AD \U OVfc
COUAANfe* VJTveSOLD
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Neighborhood News
Mrs. M. J. Spencer and >on.
Fredrick, were transacting busi-
ness in lamont, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Orndoff spent Sun-
day visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Muegge. of near Lamont
Clem Dorsett has returned t«
his work at Enid, after a \ sit
here with his wife and daughter
who are staying at the parental
McCready rome.
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Insure in Time for Protection
We write Fire, Lightning. Tornatk
•nd Short Term < irain Insurer
First State Bank
Lamont, Ok la.
—E.. T. KKELER-
Pkysiciaii and Surgaaa
LAMONT, OKLAHOMA
Calls Answered Day or Night
H. B. JOHNSON
Dentist
vasj?.
1AMOMT.
OKI AHOMA
J. B. I) REN NAN
Attorney
Over First National iiank
MEDFORD - - OKLAHOMA
J. M. WATSON, M.a
Office Over th# Courtney Dm
* Store
Rural Phone 28
• • • Oklahoau
For Sale— 7 tons go.nl Alfal-
la Hay. C. A. Staggers.
fTi' . Halpli and Marie
Hill and II. \S. Mathis, raotored
to Medford, Thursday to attend
to business matters.
The M. E. Aid will hold their
annual a/aar and CooVced Food
>ale the first Saturday in May J
ix cation announced later.
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\\ ant* d—Stock 'jo pasture,
plenty of good wat.-r and native
^rass. C. A. U'.ng on Fred
.*her*>r farm. ll-2tp
N. R. Weathers returned
A erlnesday to his home in Ok-
ahoma City, after a ten davi
isit here with his sister. Mis.
.Jrown and family.
Armstrong's Linoleum 9">c
per square yard—now. Rugs
all kinds, ch« aper than ever—
New arrivals, ( lough's Store
lamont.
A SHARP PLOW
SAVES .MANY
TIMES THE COST
OF SHARPENING.
Have it done now.
Save your time.
Do more work.
Clear more money.
Ibing anything you have that
needs repairing.
BLACK SMITHING OF
EVERY KIND
Feed (irinding done on Tues-
day and Friday of each week.
W. F. (iOFF
lamont. Okla.
Chester Smith has returned
to his school work at Tonkawa,
after a short vacation at his
home north of Eddy.
We understand that several
of the farms in the Eddy dis-
trict have been leased for oil
and gas lately.
Mrs. Zora Spencer spent last
Tuesday visiting Mrs. M. J.
Spencer and Mrs. A. M. Rodg-
ers.
Mr. Peoples' little son that
was kicked by a horse about a
week ago is said to be improv-
ing.
*H. N. Princehouse is reported
as feeling better after being ill
for the past week.
Earl Rodgers has returned to
his home at Blackwell, after a
couple of weeks spent here with
his brother, A. M. Rodgers and
family.
Misses Gladys and Marguerite
Hannagan have gone to Pond
Creek to spend over Easter with
their aunt, Mrs. Geo. Santee.
Henry Holle and wife spent
Sunday at the parental Holle
home, south of Eddy.
Mr. and Mrs. Closs-Burgman
motored to Lamont, Monday,
where they spent the day shop-
ping and, calling on friends.
Carl Muegge and wife spent
Sunday with home folk near
Lamont.
Earl Miller and wife have
been over from their home west
of Lamont, calling on some of
their Eddy friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Siebenthalcr
of Tonkawa have been over to
their homv place looking after
their crop interests.
Joe Paul and family spent
W ednesday at the parental Wes
Paul home, near Nardin.
Mrs. P. II. Fulk of Lamont,
has recently been out to her
farm south of Eddy.
Mrs. John StClair of Lawton.
Ok!a., has arrived here *o spend
a month visiting at the iion>e
of her sistM, Mrs. T. A. Holol-
peter and famiy.
Mrs. M. M. I lavs was tak *:i
worse again Wednesday. Her
husband is taking cat*e of the
postoiiice during her ill'iess.
Mrs. Ar na I*ee aud son, Ar-
nold. is spending the week with
her sister, Lena McE'rain.
Misses Edna and I*?ona Reed
visited With Mrs. C. F. Beckham
ant! Josephine Wednesday even-
ing after school hours.
L. B. Thvlers of Newkirk,
came over Wednesday to inves-
tigate the oil prospects of Eddy
slope.
\ erne Spencer f*ep>irted
Thursday morning for Welling-
ton. Ka*.. where he expects to
find employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lemasteri
>nt Sunday at the parental S.
. Lemaster home.
This section of the globe was
visited by a heavy rain and a
severe wind storm early Friday
morning that did considerable
damage over the country in gen-
eral. Mrs. M. J. Spencer's big
barn was torn down and sever-
al business houses in the city of
Eddy were demolished, houses
throughout the country un-
shingled, trees uprooted and
miles of telephone lines put out
of commission. It will be some
time before the repairs of the
damage can be completed.
Miss Grace Morrill closed a
very successful term of school
at Liberty, Friday, this being
her fourth term in that district.
She has already signed a con-
tract to teach in District 76,
northwest of Lamont, for the
coming year.
W. F. Spencer has spent the
past few days repairing the tele-
phone line out of Eddy.
Miss Druella Lemaster spent
several days last week visiting
with her brother, Fred and
family.
Miss Edith Steele came out
from Blackwell to spend over
Sunday with her parents.
Ben Fronerburger's automo-
bile that was stored in the
livery barn at Eddy was badly
demolished when the building
vas blown down Friday morn-
ing.
Mrs. Brady Hughes and
daughters were shopping and
calling on former friends and
acquaintances at Lamont, V\ ed-
nesday. Mr. Hughes conducted
a hardware store at Lamont in
the early days.
Mrs. Evaline Brock will leave
joon for Norman, Okla., where
die will visit with her sister.
Mrs. G. A. Geller has been
real poorly the past two weeks
from a severe cold.
A. F. Humble was transacting
business in Lamont, Wednesday.
'.Vhile there he was the guest of
nis daugiiter, Mrs. J. W. Tabor.
Mr. Brown and family took a
motor spin to lamont. Friday
evening to do some shopping.
The Jett family visited rela-
tives at Deer Creek, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Murrel Stewart
has Unrated in the city of Nar-
din. being unable to rent a house
in Eddy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Cowen en-
tertained all their children and
their families and Miss Maude
Kincannon of Nardin, and P. H.
Hedges of Medford, and a num-
ber of other friends at their
home, Sunday.
Ralph Hill has purchased the
improved west 80 acres of the
J. K. Henderson farm and will
take possession July 1st.
Mrs. Frank Latama of Cali-
fornia, arrived Saturday to vis-
it with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John McBrain and family.
John Moreland and T. A. Hol-
lopeter were transacting busi-
ness at Eddy, Saturday.
Great!
ThATS just
What you'll say
If you order
Made to your order
And Guaranteed
To fit and wear
Satisfactorily
At flt.00 and upt
Wonderful values!
Come in soon—
And, we'll prove Itl
WILSON WADE
Cleaning and Pressing
Mrs. A. R. Mathis came out
Irom Enid. Tuesday, and spent
a few days visiting at the homes
of her sons. Harry and Fred
Mathis.
Mr. and Mrs. Hov/ard Ingram,
who have been residing in th<*
a H, operty' have mov-
ed to the Aikins property in the
north*west purt uf town.
Kitchen Cabinets 920.50.
Beds, Mattresses, Springs. Dres-
sers—all down low. Now is the
tune to buy. Lamont h urniture
The Ladies Aid Society of the
hristian diMrch will hold their
annual Easter Itazaar and Cook-
"*/• * «'• Ad*m*
t,,re. Saturday, April 141}.
After a short visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mm. Char/ey
Jnhustof,, 0f th,« place. Mrs. J.
tv , ' r returned to her home
r,day morning at lola. Kan*.
Carr returned from
Lixlt) *, W ednesday morning
L1'-* accompanied |,y
W.Ur Mr*. <!£„„ Kin-
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EARLY
BY JliNIOR CLASS OF L. H. S.
FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 21, 1922
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CAST OF CHARACTERS
Cyrus 1!. Kilbuck, President of the P. D. CJ. Railioad
Gay Miner
Tony Kilbuck. his son. just out of college Tommy Piburn
Mr. Barnaby Bird, the lx>ss of I'lagg Cor.nty. Cecil Ring
Mr. MuIIr rry. Chief Attorney for the Road.ClilTord Spencer
Bruce Ferj-uson, a clerk in the (General Offices
Kolanti Oafk
Artie, an t ffice bo> ju|,n
Mr. Perry Allen, a yiung g. ntlenian farmer
- - Paul I'.ardv irk
Jessamine Lw, the g.rl ^ Euniee lUrytr
Mrs. \an Dyne, an agent for the P. D. Q. Railroad
Marv Watson
Imogene McCarty, a stenographer.... Maude Cruhb
Mrs. Beavers, from H..gg Corners Helen Courtney
Rosa Bella Beavers, the bel', of Flagg Corners
RMMm MM
Mrs. lerry Allen. Je famine's cl.um .. . Maude Grubb
Dilly, Mrs. Beavers' hired gut Anna Cn*s
ACT I. Irivate ofrtce of Cyrus 11. Kilbuck. A' ntorning in
March. The bird in the tree.
ACT IL SitUng-room of Mrs. Heavers' Uwrd't g h«Hise at
l-Tagg Corners. A morning in July. A ;i ird in the
ba.«h.
ArrJ.n , *,* "ct "• Thp i'riuMm of the same day.
The bird in the hand.
TIME OF PLAYING About two houri nnd Afvwi
minutes.
ADMISSION 25 AND ,15 CENTS
Do You Shave
Yourself?
A velvety skin after ahaving appeals to
you and looks good to other people.
Our high grade shaving soaps and
pastes are healing. They leave the skin
fresh, healthy and soothing.
Both shavers and smokers buy to ad-
vantage at this drug store.
SPECIAL VALUES IN TOILET
SETS JUST NOW
Courtney Drug Company
THE BLACKWELL HOSPITAL
Has a competent Staff of Physicians, any of whom may
lie consulted or retained by the patienM as they may pre-
fer. The well equipped X-ray and Pathological laborato-
ries are in charge of competent technicians—and altogeth-
er, The Blackwell Hospital offers superior service to the
sick. For particulars write or telephone S. J. Loustari. R.
N. Supt., or A. S. Risser, N. D. Surgeon-in-charge.
CUBBY HOLE NEWS STAND MOVED
2 doors south of Post Office—here to stay.
Only up-to-date stand in town
We Have the Latest Earliest
Money to loan on farms. Cheap re .tern and easy terms. PSflinnc Donl
• n write yaw ACtn* Insurance policy while yo u wait. UlUZvilS DCHIK
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Woods, Elmer E. The Valley News. (Lamont, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 13, 1922, newspaper, April 13, 1922; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc178973/m1/2/: accessed April 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.