The Inola Register. (Inola, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 12, 1917 Page: 1 of 4
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THE INOLA REGISTER.
VOL. XI
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INOLA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1917
NO. 34
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An After Easier Sale of
Suits. Coats and Dresses
Commenting Saturday Morning at
$14.75
A remarkable cjtiu about 100 high grade Spring
Garments, selected from our regular stocks and
representing the very smartest styles of the season.
The colors are those most wanted ami the materials
are such us twills, poplins, series, valours and Kab-
erdine-j in the suits and coats. In the dresses are
taffetas, georgettes and combinations. You will
tiiid values in this lot up to $25.00
These will be on Special Sale Saturday, $14.75
IJ A A 6 Claremore,
- ■ ™ w j Oklahoma.
MINING
The Fieirister has an id nothing
about the mining interests
miles north ot town for
J. 11. Slack visited relatives at,<
Claremore Monday.
Mrs. li. F. McLain visited at
two' t;,rtr,'®ore ' t-st Saturday,
two' '^r- an<i Mrs. H. K. Kusch vis- 1
weeks. We have been awaiting ,fsreinore last Friday.
LocaJs
W, P Petitt look the !i>e<d at
noon ftir Claremore.
Mrs R. A Reynolds has boon
quite sick the past we<'k.
Miss Mildred Courtney is vis
iting at Claremore this afterrooii
If y.iu want the best bread you
ev*r had try Choctaw flour.
Clark Jfc Alexander
devnlopnien ts. The old company
has done nothing for about two
weeks, but we understand that
they have let the contract to J.F.
Benson to complete the shaft
which is now something near 40
feet deep, and that work will be
j gin at once oft same.
Kusch, Sparks, et al, are busy-
on two shafts. They have one
' something over 60 feet deep and
the other about 25. They have
I been doing some good work late
ly. They are running two crews
and we understood are planning
to run a day aud night shift.
This mining business is some-
thing we do not know anothing
about fcrtrt it does look like, with
• illbert It. Gregory, of Clare
J more, is in-the city today.
.I. C. Fanner left this morning ^*ncnm^ment'theo^-a^rs
for Paris, A rk. on business.
Marcus Cok'*r took the early
train for Claremore this morning
The Iron Mountain Railroad
■''o. bus lately buil t a siding on
have had from experts who have
examined cuttings from drilled
(lest wells, ought to spur them up
■ to push the work.
The ore sought is tungsten,
the McFarlin ranch, northwest: platinum aad copper. Platinum
is «:iid to be a higher priced met-
al than gold.
of town.
North tic Sim sold 6000 bushel*
of wheat last Friday which they
stored in Kansas City last fall
' when the price was low at a net
profit of friO'Hi.
Anything youget at Clark and
Alexander must give satisfaction
or return it.
J P Allen.! be big land owner,
i« hero from Claremore today.
II. A. Reynolds was a pleas
ant caller this morning lie was
feeling good over the nice rain
He says he never it id seo a rain
come at a better time. His corn
and oats are doing fine since thej |u.r(, |a„t look ng after his
*aln. landed interests and greeting iiis
many old time friends.
C. A Rrtss, of ti o Inola
Bring in your produce. We
want it and will pay the highest
price. Inola Mer. Co
Mrs. N F.Wunlard entertained
the Five Hu I'd ret! Club in a most
delightful manner lastuight. A
good number of the uiembeis
were present. At an uppropt i
ate hour a nice luncheon was
served, which is always a very
pleasing feature of these enter
tftiiimeut.
S. L. Peer.v, with the Inola
Prospecting «Sc Development Co.,
made a business trip to the
county seat yesterday afternoon
in the interest of the company.
Denton Paulson, of Chetopn,
„ r , , K -, h«" returned to Inola and
hd L li^es, of Muskogoe vens , , , • , ,
! . . . . . i taken his old position in the
Woolard Pharmacy He is a
clever young man and makes an
excellent clerk.
Don t fail to cnuie in and see
onr new percales, pretty light
patterns for spring dresses.
Inola Mer. Co
Gar-
age, is now handlin-r the Oierro-
l -t car :lm well as the Ford. He
is doing a nice business in the i
RED PEPS
PHILOSOPJ1Y
salt- of cars and repair work. j Senator Gid Graham, of Clare
Choctaw Hour at Clark & Alex-! more last Thursday afternoon,
ander's. Our new Hour is guar making the trip in his "gasoline
an toed to be butUM- than any we I wngoll." Mr. Graham is one of
* have ever had before. . , . ,
, I the leading stockmen of the
Early planted gardon stuff is ' county. He is now looking afj
doing fine. Many are enjoying ter the R. M McFarlin ranch,
radishes, I he editor and family northwest of Inola. He has
<•. 11. Rash, of Claremore, was
in the city Monday on business.
J. P Hickam looked after busir
ness at the county seat last Fri-
day.
Mrs. H. J. Klassen is visiting
relatives and friends at Hillsboro,
Kansas.
C. H. Edyburn and son, Louie,
had business at Claremore last
Friday.
Fred Lindsey, of Wagoner,
visited one of the fair here just
Sunday.
C. A. Ross and Ralph Pyeatt
drove to Claremore last Friday
in the latter's Foru.
S. W. Kusch, of Fairview, lias
been visiting his brother, H K..
soutii of town, this week.
Gilbert R Gregory, of Clare
more, was bore Tuesday looking
after his property interests.
The early planted corn is com-
ing up nicely, and still some will
say that it is too early to plant.
D. W Louderback.M. L Kipp, I
Roy McLain, J. H. King took the]
early train Tuesday for Clare
more.
T. T. Parks, of Chelsea, was in I
the city on business Monday. He j
ttinde the trip by the popular;
Ford route. •
All the Inola'eachers attended
the meeting of the Rogers!
County Teachcrs Association at i
Claremore last (Saturday. They '
repert a large attendance and an I
interesting and profitable meet-1
ing.
We want your butter and eggs
Farmers Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Flora Patton, of Clare-
more, visited her lather, R. R.
Gibson, north of town last Sun .
day. Her daughter, Miss Patsy,
•accompanied her.
Any one putting out fire and
being ii. this class. lately purchased several hun- l,urn'"K l!\e !,,)|ps of the Pleas
The Rogers County Field Meet *rre* f"r Mr. M<- to rep'lace the polo or
Farlin and added to
For Sale 3 or 4 work
or will exchange for
stock J. H Nichols.
will he held at Talala tomorrow
and s«'Xt day. Many from tlie
Inola public schools will be in
the contest.
Everything in the grocery line
at Far mors Mer. Co.
The Iron Mountain Railroad
Co lias been making some itn-
iMMivements in and around their
depot ill this city this week. 11. dry for the time ot year,
seems that tbi-s company is al-
ways ready and willing to do ev
ery thing in its power for the con-
venience ef its patrons.
Mr. Mc
the ranch,
horses,j
heavier
pay a dollar for each pole burned.
Ross Hurst, Pres
Jacob Reddig, Secy )
A Great Rain
This vicinity was visited by a
steady rain this morning, which
will prove a great benefit to the
country. It had been unusually
and all
vegetation was suffering forj
lack of moisture. This rain will
start the wheat, oats corn and 1
grass off nieely. It will also
make plenty of stock water.
Look!
Listen! !
Do you want 'a clean, easy,
painless amputation of yrur
whiskers, or a hair cut that
satisfies? If so go to Law-
son, The Barber.
Everything Neat and Clean
Suits mad? to mo isurf that will fl ,
with prices mil quality rijfht.
Cleaning and prcuin^.
I.uindry Agency. BATHS
KvM-j-thinn Guaranteed. i-'ust iV>°r
Houtli of Kirst State Bank.
UC is a burden only
ko Hip tnan who sadJies
mth trouble"
The woman who saddles her
s«-lf Miih the but<len of baking
is making a mistake and wasting
energy. We do it better and at
I v\er prices.
The Home of Red Pep
BliNTLtY'S
We have just received a new
case of ginghams. Come in anil
1 buy school dresses while the
patterns are good
Inola Mer. Co , , ... .
or trade. We have a nice Imo of1
I'he Fullingim Amusement Co f|-cnh groceries.
has been here ail week. They Louderback Grocery
show under canvas and have a
good outfit. They have i!,"> pe< -1 Livs Stock Improvement
pie with them all good actors
O. M Reynolds, of Miami, re-
We want your but ter, eggs and turned home Monday after a few
chickens, and will pay thr high davs visi-t with his parents Mr
est price for same, either h, cash | a,,d Mr8 u A R„vm,|(iSi am)
other relatives and friends. Mr.
Reynolds has lately drifted into
performing their parts well. The
show has been Well patronized
here, and the large crowds being
entertained in a very pleasing
manner. 'Phe show is more pop
ular I han many of the higher
priced kind.
Ford
Association
Held their regular meeting in
Hubbard's Hall last Saturday
afternoon, the 7th, with the pres-
ident, S. N. Notth, in the chair.
the mining business, he anil five
other parties having leas<-d 24<>!
.acres for mining purposes. They
have drilled three tc-,t wells and j
| found several feet of giw>d paying '
jack in each well. Ollie says he
'lias refused a neat sum for his'
To kill Hies
Hotli stockmen and farmers were holdings
well rapresenled, and all s emed ,
anxious to co operate with each;
other in a movement Ito improve] Following is a good recipe for
conditions, and through ti . ir ef- killing flies m stables, barns and
forts trv and 'prevent and ernd "utof doors
The Universal Car
Ford Touring Car,
Delivered $391.10
liverything in Repairs and Supplies
The Inola Garage,
C. A. ROS5, Prop
1 icatc the disease which cost the
| [KHipln of Inola and vicinity :uany
11 thousands of dollars l ist year.
First. Hum all carcases as they
may contain germs; (also all old
straw and hay stacks, which are
tireeding places for flies aud
other inserts, which an- injuri-
|our to both live stock and crops.
All ai e urged to come out to
i our uoxt meeting and join m the
work. J. W BUTLER,
Secy
Rorax is especially valuable
around barns and out of doors.
One pound of borax to. twelve
bushels of manure, will he found
' desirable without injuring its
uianural values or Meek. Scat
ter the boiax over the manure
'and sprinkle with water.
Lye, chloride of iiuie, or cop-
pei as, (-ulpbate i>f Iron) dissolv-
j o.l m water, crude carbolic acid,
j or any kind of disinfectant may
j bo used in vaults
*
D. KOENIG, President J, KQENIG, Caaliier
T. C. HARRTLL, V Pres
Condensed Statement of
First State Bank,
Inola, Oklahoma, at close of Business,
Mar. 5, 1917
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts fr-6,362 14
Overdrafts ' 97 07
Real Est. Furn. and Fixt 5,588 02
Warrants 4,039 40
Real Estate >*620 36
Cash and Sight Exchange 22,983 24
Total - • $120,690 56
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $15,000 00
Surplus aud Profits 3,503 02
Deposits 102,187 54
Total • $120,690 56
The Above 5tatement is Correct
A home Bank for the Home People
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.
Over National Bank
of Claremore
Established
10M
DOCTOR
W. W. BRYAN,
DENTIST
Work Guaranteed
Office Hours;
H.OO to 12^X1
1 to 5:00
Office Phone 61; Residence 12ft
Jif liable.
KstabHshed
Experieneed
Successful
NORTH <a SON,
Farm Wagons,
Plows & Disc Harrows
Highest price paid for
Hay and Grain
Inola. • • Okla
FOR RENT
The Robert Lewis 4^ acres,
described as the
Sw4 Sw4, 21-19-17
Someone is going to g.-t thisjai.d mighty
chpap, t«x). Hotter cet busy a.id write us
today.
The First Trust Company.
Wichita, kans.
J. E. Mathecway,
FURWITURE AMD
UNDERTAKERS SUPPLIES.
Watchmaker and Jeweler
S. C. Rutherford, St- L-pLpM- & Sov-
Physician and Surgeon, *
TIME TADLF
INOLA, OKLA
W. C. GkLLEN,
Veterinary Surgeon,
CLAREMORE, OKL
Aj
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ill senses of
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F-rtgle Barn.
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