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INOLA REGISTER.
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INOLA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1915
NO. 6
ONLY A FEW
DAYS LEFT
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In which to Buy
I Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits $18 to $25 at
Clothcraft, all wool Suits $12 to $18
Boys Suits at
Mens and Boys Oxfords at
Straw Hats at
$13.85
$ 9.85
1-3 off
1-3 off
1-3 off
Buy now and save money
Our Sale Closes September 1st
Laderer-Davis Clothing Co,
M. Punk, living southwest of
 wn, is a new subscriber.
W. H. Courtney made a busi-
trip to Wagoner yesterday.
(Deputy Sheriff .1. W. Jackson
id business at the county seat
pjterdHy.
lM. Funk received a basket of
te plums from his father at
Isboro,- Ks., Tuesday.
Mrs. Leo Davenport and son,
layburn, of Coffeyville, visited
st Sunday with the family of
N. Rogers.
Bring us all your Cream, But
 r, Eggs and Poultry, where
>n can get more and better for
ss.—German Mer. Co.
Harry L. Stevens, of Muskogee
here yesVerday looking af
sr his landed interests. Mr.
Itevens is a clever man. He al-
lays calls o'n us when he comes
(o town.
We have a car of new wagons.
More buy ing come ever end see
|urs. North & Son
Mrs. I. A. Wise and two
Irandchildren, Eugene and
)eorgia Smith, of Coffeyville,
nve been visiting relatives in
be city this week.
For Sale—80 acres of land 2$
^iles west and l| miles north of
jiola. For further particulars
(lite Box 144, Inola, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Combs, of
r , 111., are here visiting with
i s. Almyra McLain and family,
Be latter being a sister of Mrs.
jdcLain. This is their first trip
i this country and they are well
Lleasod with the country.
Oscar Jeffers visited Clare
more last Sunday.
J. E. Gunter and family visited
Claremore last Friday.
W. C. Mot-eland had business
at Wagoner last Friday.
Abram Funk had business at
the county seat last Friday.
E. A. Lawson has our thanks
for a dollar on subscription.
J. M. Colter made a business
trip to Wagoner last Friday.
C. C. Price had business at
the county seat last Friday.
Dr. J. T. King made a business
trip to Clareraere last Friday.
Mrs. Roy Gobel and Mrs. Ora
True visited Claremore last Fri-
day.
F. M. Courtney made a busi-
ness trip to Claremore last Fri-
day.
Roy Cummins, who had been
working in the oil field at Keifer,
came in last week for a visit with
home folks.
M iss Charlotte Payne, of Clare
more, visited during the past
week with Iter uncles. Henry and
C. L. Payne, in this city.
Farmers Merc, pays the high
est market price for country
produce.
Jacob E Dahl and family, of
Goessel, K>., have moved here
to Inola, and will make this their
home. Mr. Dhhl o.vns tl>e 120
acre tract of land just north of
town instead of P. V. Unrau, as
stated in last week's Register.
Mr. Unrau owns the Clark place,
three miles southeast.
0. Jeffers Mer. Co.
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13c
10c
40c
10c
25c
25c
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Best grade salt meat, per lj>   
Lard .. 10c 3 Cans tobacco.
Star, Climax, Natural Leaf,  
8 5c pkgs Tiger fine cut 
6 5c pkgs smoking tobacco 
4 boxes axle grease  
Calico  4c 10c Gingham cut to
All Summer Drgss Goods cut 25 per cent off
Shoes cut 25 per cent off
50c Blue Shirts  • «c
$1 00 Overalls  85c
All Groceries cut 20 to 25 per cent
White beans. Lima, Pink, Peaa, 4 lbs  25c
7 cans Carnation milk  25c
7 Boxes nii.tches 5c
Jack Frost Flour, per sack  1.60
10 bars best white soap  -5c
All 10c canned goods, 3 for  25c
2 cans table peaches 25c 3 large cans tom 26c
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Dan L. Adams, of Wayside,
Texas, has been here this week
visiting his brother, J.H. Adams,
4 miles east of town. He had
been visiting at his old home
in Kansas and stopped off on his
return trip.
School Books
Just received, a fine stock of
school supplies and school books
at Inola News Agency.
, Will Build the Road
J. C. Smith, county commis-
sioner, of Catoosa, has been here
the-past two days looking over
the roads and 'planning some
road work. J. W. Fleming, the
supervisor for Inola Township,
has been showing him the bad
places. Mr. Smith says they
are going to build tin* road along
the railroad right of way to
Claremore, at once,work to begin
Monday with J. W. Fleming,
road overseer for Inola town
ship in charge. The road will be
built on the west side of the
track in this township.
Mr. Smith is chairman of the
board. He makes a very efficient
officer.
Needs Cleaning
J. B. Galloway, a deputy sher-
iff of Sequoyah County, spent a
short time in the city Saturday
enroute bo Vinita on business.
Mr. Galloway says that Vinita
certainly is a fine town, but that
it should be cleaned up.—Daily
Progress.
A Pretty Wedding
One of the prettiest church
; weddings that ever took place in
I Inola was that at the Baptist
church last Sunday afternoon in
[which David J. Schroeder was
; untied in marriage to Miss
; Louise Esau, Rev. Abram L.
j Strauss officiating. The bride
i is a most charming young lady
J from Collinsville, while the
| groom is the sou of Mr. and Mrs
| J. D. Schroeder, one of the best
' known German families in this
locality. He is honest and in
jdustrious, and we predict a very
! bright future for this worthy
I young couple.
i A large crowd attended the
wedding, the church being
[ crowded. After congratulations
1 a nice luuch wi s served to all
who wished to partake of same.
Made a Raid
Sheriff J. w. Leach made a
raid on the joint over the B. & P.
Hall at Claremore Wednesday
afternoon and got two tables,
which the proprietors were mak-
ing away with and would have
had them in an adjoining room
if the sheriff had been two sec-
onds later. The room was clear
otherwise, and there was nothing
to show that the building was
used only for a gambling den,
buoze joint and a resort for lewd
women.
There is hardly a boy in the
county who has passed the age
of 10 and who has ever visited
Claremore, who does not know
about this dirty resort. Why
the peopie of Claremore will per-
mit such a dirty hole to run is
something we cannot understand
They will roast the officers,
but from what we have been
able to gather during the past
week the citizens of Claremore
are not doing their duty. Work
in harmony with the officers,
furnish the proof and then see
that such buildings are closed,
and see that the officers keep
them closed until their succes-
sors are elected aud qualified.
We have been informed that
buildings are rented for immoral
purposes in Claremore by men
who are deacons in the ohurch.
Prosecute them and get the dick-
ens out of the church and put
him with the gang where he be-
longs.
The officers may have been a
little lax, but perhaps they have
not had the proper encourage-
D. KOENIG, President 1 J. KOENIG, Cashier £
T. C. IIARRILL, V Pres ?
Condensed Statement of
First St&te Bank,
Inola, Oklahoma, at close of Business,
June 23, 1915
RESOURCES
Li.ans and Discounts  $86,804 50
Overdrafts   153 02
Real Est. Furn. and Fixt  l,95ti 00
Warrants  972 6Q
Cash and Sight Exchange  9,295 20
Total $48,682 07
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock  $15,000 00
Surplus aud Profits   1,887 92 /
Deposits     32,294 15 J
Total $48,682 07 J
The Above Statement is Correct >
A home Bank for the Home People x
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. t
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ment. We will have a term of
the county court soon
and their conduct then will show
where they stand.
Encourage the officers with-
hold your judgement, give them
a chance.
J. E. Hathaway,
FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKERS SUPPLIES.
Watchmaker and Jeweler
If you have not visited the new
firm you ought, as we want to
get acquainted.
—German Mercantile Co '
Mrs. W. W. Hubbard and two
daughters, Misses Edna and Ma-
bel, and Isori, Homer," left Mon-
day evening for the Panama Ex-
position. After'spending several
days.pt the exposition they will
visit some of the important cities
on the coast. They expect to be
gone about three weeks.
John Fite, who works on the
section for R. N. Rogers, receiv
ed a shock from lightning during
the storm Monday which ren-
dered him unconscious. Dr.
Elliott was called and under his
treatment he soon regained his
consciousness and was up aud
about in the afternoon. «
Land for Sale—110 acres, 5 mi.
west of Foyil, 60 acres in cultiva-
tion, balance in pasture. Price
$2000.00 Apply to C. L. Payne,
Inola, Okla. 8 25-tf
C. C. Bonner has resigned his
position with the Inola Telephone
Co. to take effect Sept. 1st. Mr.
Bonner does not like the woi k.
Roy Thompson has been given
the place. He is a good worker
and will doubtlexs put the sys-
tem in good shape and keep it
that way. Mr. Bonner was with
the company only a month. He
did well for the short time he
was connected with it.
We have a full line of school
tablets and pencils. Come and
sharpen your pencil.
Alexander & Davis
The Priscilla Embroidery Club
met at the home of Mrs. Geo. W.
Eaton 2 miles southwest of town
Wednesday evening. A nice
crowd was present and a lovely
time was enjoyed by all. Pretty
music and a nice luncheon were
two very pleasing features of the
evening's entertainment;besides
the gift of flowers. Will meet at
the Guy L. Davis home Sept. 8,
L. KIPP,
Wholesale
HAY and GRAIN.
Will pay the top price for Hay and Grain
Office at the County Scale Office
Galvanized Iron Granaries
For Sale.
Mrs. O. T. Wright in visiting
: relatives in Missouri.
j Miss Agnes Coker is visiting
relatives at Claremore.
I Mrs. J, C. Becker and the
j children leave today for a visit to
Oklahoma city.
1 James Winterringer has just
returned from a trip to the
Drumright oil fields. Be says
business is rushing out there but
he has no inclination to move.
Mrs. Chas. Guynn returned
last Friday night from a visit to
'Drumright. She reports a
pieasant visit but says she does
not think she would like to live
there.
We handle the May Manton
patterns.—German Mer. Co.
E. C. Reed, who has been
working in the oil field at Yale,
is here for a few daya' visit
Send us your produce of all
kinds. We pay the highest mar-
ket price.—Inola Mer. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. H, W. Payne and
R. B. Puryear joined Mr. and
Mrs. Guy L Davis on a fishing!
trip over on Spavinaw.
Bread I Bread!!
Home made. We bake it every«
day—At Inola News Agency |
For the Benefit of those!
whom may not know I am located
in the Strong building.occupyiug
the rooms recently vacated by
Dr. C V.Elliott. Modern equip-
ped office—prepared for any kind
of surgery. Hernia (rupture)
cured without the knife. I hav«
my own drugs aud chemicals—
everything new aud up to to date.
J.T. KING, M. D.
"MONEY"
The mint makes it and under
the terms of C n in n a|
Mr gag Company you can
secure it at 6 per cent, for any
legal purpose on approved real
estate. Terms easy, tell us your
wants and we will co operate
with you.
PETTY & COMPANY,
1419 Lytton Building,
Chicago, 111.
Established 1893
Dr. Bryan—Dental Office
Claremore, Okla
Work Guaranteed
R. S. P0RTW00D.
Dentist
Prices reasonable
Ellington Building Rooms 6 and 7
WAGONER, OKLA
G V. ELLIOTT,
Physician and Surgeon
All calls promptly answered
Office across th« street from
Telephone 0#ce
For Farm Loam
■ Siflt 
JANES RYAN,
CLAREMORE, OKLA
Will loan on probate or dead
claim title, interest payable an-
nually, privilege given to pi^y all
or part of principal at any inter-
est paying time
Prompt Service
Phone 361
St. L., I. M. & Sou.
R. R. Co.
TIME TABLE
GOING SOUTH
No. 103  :48 a m
No. 105 7:43 p m
Local Freight No. 191 1:25 pm
GOING NORTH
104 7:43 p i«
No. 106 7:51 a a
Local Freight No. 192 11 £0 a m