The Hastings News. (Hastings, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, April 19, 1907 Page: 4 of 8
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LOCAL NEWS
Clift Bros ftind at the mill on
'Saturday only
Buy your lumber of the Bad-
ger Lumber Co
Pick Fletcher was in Fort
Worth luot week
Y H Clift went to Lawton on
business Tuesday
Mrs E Ilehn cnuie down from
Temple Wednesday
Mrs T A Edmonds bus been
quite sick this week
T J Phillips is the new section
foreman at Hastings
J A Marley will write you in-
surance on your cotton
The Real Estate Securities Co
has cheap money to loan
Theo Stone’s new residence
will soon be ready to occupy
Old Virginia pattern of china-
ware at tiie Hastings Hwd Co
Dou’t fail to see the new ehiua-
ware at the Hastings Hwd Co
It’s a beauty It’s free
Hastings IIwd Co
Edgar Ilnraway of Walter
visited with his parents Thurs-
day W A Huser and N 1‘ Giles
have been out campaigning this
week
Rev Hunt will preach at the
Cougregational church the 1st
and 3rd Sunday s every month
Something new in leather and
comic post cards at the City
Drug Store
Dr J C Piss the Lawton op-
tician will be in Hastings Sat-
urday April 27
L F Engle of El Reno arriv-
ed in Hastings Thursday to look
after his claim near town
Just opened a large shipment
rf new’ china ware
II A8TIXG8 IIWI Co
Miner Mayfield went to Almena
Kansas Thursday morning
where he will visit relatives
TTiisis the time of year to
paint your house We keep the
last brand
Badger Lt:mbkuCo j
- You tnay get a 4000 took
stove free Get tickets with
cash purchasesat Hastings Hwd
fo’e
L B Hardgrave departed for
Beavercountv Wednesday morn-
ing where he will join his son
JIarry
Wednesday morning the Steph-
ens Jewelry Co receive a hand-
some new safe for the safe keep-
ing of valuables
Mrs J 1L Porter went to Law-
ton the first of the week and her
piece Little Dorothy Jones re-
turned home with her for a
peek’s visit
Mayor Savage and J A Mar-
ley went to Comanche Tuesday
! t° confer with the contractors j
at that place on the water works
problem They met with splen-
did encouragement
See J A Marley if you want
pny kind of insurance He will
Write you a policy on h heat cot-
tou corn or on any kind of live
stock
Real Estate Securities Co
Dr C F House is now on his
way to New York city n here he
will take a post graduate course
in medicine When the Doctor
returns he will locate in Hast-
ings I
Last Friday evening Mrs Mor-
phis entertained her music class
with musical games and contests
The recent sickness has greatly
interfered with her work of teach-
ing but she has at all times kept
up interest and it is hoped that
her class will soon regnin it’s
former number
I G 4) Stallings went to Law-
toil on business Monday morn-
Miss Belle Garrett visited rel-
atives and friends in Temple
Sunday
The South West Academy has
leen advertised for sale to satis-
fy the creditors
T II Mitchell says they have
succeeded in finding one good
well at Raudlett
Sherwin-Williams Paints “Cov-
er the World”
Hastings IIwd Co
The Chineese Empire is in a
critical condition from a succes-
ion of crop failures
New residences are going up in
all parts of the town and yet
the demand increases
The moving pictures at the
opera house on Thursday night
of last week were very fine
The W II Rehn brick cottage
is completed und will at once be
occupied by J P Brawley
Dr J M Stephens was called
to Fort Worth Texas on pro-
fessional business Tuesday
T H Mitchell vpnt to Walter
Monday morning to close tome
contracts for drilling wells
We are told that R A Peun
lias all he wants of New Mexico
and will return to Hastings
Mrs E Kimbell went to the
big pasture Monday morning
where she will join her husband
M P Browning went to Okla-
homa City Monday morning to
attend the school of embalmers
Rev Hairfield filled bis regular
appointment at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and
evening
When you come to town no
t ice our big sign (’losing out
at cost Dunkin & Williams
Hastings Okla
Miss Ilessa Watford broke her
ankle at the skatingrink in Tem-
ple last week und had to give up
I her scliool
I J L Mitchell and It P Kerr
went to the big pasture Monday
for the
morning to drill wells
homesteaders
We are prepared to supply
everyltody with coal Two cars
just arrived
Badger Ldk Co
J W Huff is putting down a
cement walk in front of the
Brawley-Brooks buildings on
Main street this week
Closing out at cost if you
want your money’s worth now
is the time to get it
Dunkin & Williams
Hastings Okla
J II Tackett and T E Bent
ly have leased the B M Brooks
new brick building ou the sout
side of Main street and will put
in a stock of groceries
If you are in need of optica
work see me at Temple at Dr
Hoop’s office or Temple I)ru
Co’s Friday April 20-
Dr J C Dish
Mr Bryna’s Commoner is muc
perturbed over a paragraph in
the New York Tribune which re-
fers to the Oklahoma constitu
tion convention as largely com
posed of “cornfield lawyers”
Robert S Garrett has been de-
tailed from doing active cam-
paign work during the past two
week on account of sickness in
his family but he hopes to get
out among the voters soon
Mrs W II Welch and Mrs
Lillian Yonts weut to Oklahoma
City Wednesday morning where1
they will visit friends fora few
days when Mrs Welch will re-
turn to her home in Hastings
and Mrs Yonts will return to
her home in Kentucky
Dick Voss came up from Wal-
ing Saturday
F G Gillispie is erecting one
of the neatest residences that
will adorn the townsite of Hast-
mgs Geo Relm put upthebestshow
ust week of any advertising
company that has ever come to
town
The democrats of Texas town-
ship met last Friday and select-
ed L B Maxey as central com-
mitteeman Mrs J E Simon and her neph-
ew Johnny Snider of Duncan
are visiting with J W Snider
sou th of town
I will be in Hastings nt Dod-
son Hotel Saturday April 27
trepared to do nil kinds of cp-
tical work Dr J C Diss
M F and T T Walker caine
in from Nocona Texas last Sat
urday They are patting up a
stiong fight for a second saloon
in Hastings
L W Evans assistant agent
at the C R L & P depot has re-
signed and accepted a position
as clei k under J T Dodson at
Texhoma at fGOOO per month
L B Maxey democratic com
mitteeman from this township
met with tliecountycentralcom
mitttee at Sugdeti last Sntur-
day to organize for the campai-
gn We can save you foOO on
a $1000 bill If you don’t Itelieve
t come in and let us show you
Dunkin & Williams
Hastings Okla
P L Iiowksnnd wifoof Fletch-
er were in Hastings last week
Mr Ilowks lias a fufm six miles
porthof town for which lie lip
refused $4l0J lie considers it
a growing i( vestment
Prof' I ft Ristine departed
or hi Lome in' Kingfisher last
Friday after completing his
year’s work at the academy
Prof Ristine was a faithhil teach-
er and his services at the Acade-
my were highly appreciated by
tiie studen's
Mrs I)r Maude Mead of Law
ton is in the city this week for
the purpose of institnti ig
Royal Neighbor campnt this
place She called at the News
office Tuesday and informed us
that she was meeting with a
great deal of encouragement in
her efforts and that she w6nh
have no trouble in securing the
s
required number of members
? $4000
Bridge-Reach Stove
GIVEN AWAY
$4000 Jj
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As a premium for cash trade Beginning Satur- 0
a
day morning February 23 and closing Saturday
afternoon May 11 when the award will be made
0 Each Dollar spent with us between the above dates en £
Cf titles you to a ticket Ask US about the BRIDGE
BEACH PRfZE STOVE
Let us show you our ‘‘Quick Meal” Gasoline
Ranges “National Insurance Gasoline Stoves Vir-'
ginia Pattern of Chinaware Full line of Builders
Large stock of cheap and high priced
Hardware
ft Paints
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HASTINGS
There are many tonic in the land
A by the paper yon can see
Bat none of them can equal
Hollister’ Rocky Mountain Tea
At Crrr Drug Stork
Go to 0 E Fillman for har-
ness nnd repair work
If you are interested in fine
lorses come to Hastings and see
the imported Belgian stallion
now on exhibition here
We handle a full line of screei
doors Don’t fail to see us be-
ore you buy
Badger Lumber Co
Going out of business Ouren-
tira stock )f dry goods uotions
clothing and hats going regard
ess of cost
Dunkin & Williams
Hastings Okla
If you want the best work go
to the Hastings photo gallery
Gy to Dunkin & Williams il
you want to get the worth of
your money -
Have you seen the imported
Belgian stallion now on exhibit-
ion at Welch’s livery barn?
Rock-Island and Canton “Suc-
cess” Sulkies
Hastings IIwd Co
The Northwestern Fire and
Marine Insurance Company al-
ways pays it’s losses J A Mar-
ey will write ycur policy so see
liin More yon insureyour crops
Real Estate Securities Co
We have turned over to the
Hastings Hardware Company
and the Hearn Hardware Co 4
one lmrse champion corn and
cotton planters to sell for at ac-
tual cast less the freight - They
are new but weather beaten and
are the best planters in the
world Clift Bros
Thousands have jronounccl
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea
the greatest healing power on
earth' When medical science
fajls it succeeds' Makesyouwel
and keeps yxv well 35 cents
Tea or Tablets At City Drug
Store
Two Qood Records
George R Reaves began the
study cf shorthand inChicknsha
Business College Dec 22 1906
lie finished Feb 5 1907 am
took a position as stenographer
for the law firm of Barefoot &
Chnrmichal and J P Whatley
Insurance Co Cliickasha I T
These people know a good
stenographer
Miss Minnie Newman entered
this college and began the study
ofshorthand Jan 14 1907 She
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HARDWARE CO $
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completed and accepted a posi-
tion ns stenographer In th Rock
sland offices Cliickasha I T
April 1 1907 £
Tl e Rock Island people do nAt
in plov sorry stenographers
These young people werT
taught the Legible system inf
shorthand and went to work at
the end of 7 and 10 weeks re-
spectively from the time of be--ginning
tiie study at a snlary of
of 5000 a month
Enter now and get ready for
the busy season
Chickabha Business College
See our “Dallas made Buggies”
Hastings IIwd Co
C W TRADER M D
Physician & Surgeon
Hastings Oklahoma
Office rooms 1 and 2 First Na-
tional Bank Building
DR J M STEPHENS
Office in Sanitarium
All calls promptly responded to irj
or light
Office Phone 25
Rea Phone S3
FRANK LEWIS
Contractor & Builder
Brick work a Specialty
Hastings Oklahoma
L B MAXEY
Contractor & Builder
Hastings Oklahoma
Estimate promptly end accurately
made without any expense to you
C H ADAMS & SON
THE HOME BAKERY
Hastings Okla
We do all kinds of baking
Bread Pies Cakes and all
kinds of plain and fancy past
ry work
W J BROOKS
Contractor & Builder
Hastings Oklahoma
fean assist in mary way in drawing
the plana for your buildings and will bn
application
J W GRACE
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Elacksnithing
Hastings Oklahoma
All York
Guaranteed
W H WELCH
The City Livery Barn
''Hastings Okla
I ain in a position to give tiie
public good service (Jive us a
trial and we will appreciate your
patrmuge
A A ROBERTSON
DENTIST
Marlow and Hastings
Write to nearest office for np-
pointment Watch for dates in
local papers
HASTINGS next date in April
Dr J M ASBURY
Resident Dentist
Hastings Oklahoma
Prices reasonable and all work
guaranteed Office in First Nat-
ional Bank building
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S. M. Padgett and Sons. The Hastings News. (Hastings, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, April 19, 1907, newspaper, April 19, 1907; Hastings, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1791853/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.