The Inola Register. (Inola, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 16, 1917 Page: 1 of 4
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THE INOLA REGISTER.
VOL. X! I
INOLA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, AUG. 16, IVI7
NO.^i
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Alexander
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The Best Tiiixe to Buy a.
Grant Six is NOW
With f:irin products soiling af. record price the time
to buy a car is now b<*fore prices advance. The (.rant
Six is full siwd, full powered and economical a oar that
will « ive you as uiauy miles for the amount of gasoline as
any car, ami more solid comfort.
It is tlx' sensible car : l«o becnnse it is the m"-t economical
and eliicieni . n 011 the market, .ill things considered neat, s'roni;
ami •ervicil)fe. There are ct *a|>rr cars but they ;i re not Sixes,
and tliey do not jflveyou real automobile appearance or performance
Call on me for Demonstration and prices
W. F. BUTLER. Agent
Free Schools and
The Free Press
Our fathers realized that a
tcovorn uipnt "of the people, by
Miss Nadine
quite sick.
James Ornae made a business
trip to Wagoner last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. f'oker arc the people and for the people."
on an outing trip to Colorado. depends for its success and coil-
M. L. Colter had business at, tinuance on an educated and in-
the county seat Tuesday after- formed public opinion. To this
noon. , end they endowed free public
1 II. R. Roberts made a business ^''"o's and extended a special
trip to the county seat L'uesday. | franchise to the public press as
VaA\>
locals
fc. C. .Starr, of Dehnvj.re, was
/ii ;!«• city on business Monday.
.1. Ij, Ryan, of Claremore, was
in the city 011 business yester
da v.
Mr. and Mrs. N. .1. Ueihort
wer<> Claremore visitors last Fri
[day.
S A. Jordan, the Claremore
piano tuner, was here monday
doing some work.
Chester A. Peterson made a
business trip to Muskogee Mon-
: day.
<Ieo. Dufflehl, of Locust Grove,
is here visiting his son, Will, and
wife.
.J. H. Pratt and Adolph Miller
have our thanks for a dollar each
011 subscription.
(J. W. Boll an<l family have
moved into the A. K. Crichton
residence pro| erty.
Prof. F. E Lemons spent the
day Tuesday on business with
County Superintendent, Ay res
D. KOENIG, President J. KOENIG, Cashier
T. 0. HARRILL. V Pres
Condensed Statement of
First State Bank,
Gilbert F?. (iregory was here! ff. Ross,
Wo wunt y/mr butterand eggs Irom the county seat Monday
Farmers Mercantile (Jo.
l> N Smith, of Ft. Gibson, is
Iiere visiting Itis niece, Mrs. Jen
nie Tanner
Mrs. Frank Davis, of Clare-
more, returned hotne yesterday
after a peasant visit with her
brother, John If. Slack, and fam
Hy. .
Portrait folders, and all the
latest in photography at T'lair's
Studio < 'lareniore.
Fioe,se Bros., of Vinita,
purchased some land V miles
northeast of town, through U K\
Knsch, tlie real estu e man, \vi!i
build 011 same at.oncos
Frank Ertel, of Clarem ire, who
hrnl been in Liii ning^at Ft. Logan
n. rfooi at it t ie U "l;. r'is- n . •.!«
mission as captain. Mr Ertol
has seen considerable military
service, having served in the
Spanish American war.
We pay the highest pri.1" for
jour prr.duce.
Inola Mercantile Co
.Toe Vanti lias our thanks for
two large wntei melons. Mr
Vanu is a good Cherok-.'t farmer
living northwest of t- w ■ . He
always plants a large water mel
on patch and has good success
with them, lie says his are just
now beginning to get ripe.
C. K Mell, of Troy, Ks.. came
in last Saturday to look after
his farm west of town. Mr. Mell
formerly lived here and he says cotton plantiition there and
things are looking g... I enough Charley is managing tin* plauta
to move back. He is a good ci-1- tion for liiui.
zen and we hope that lie may dc
cide to make the chance.
If you want the best bread you
evt-r had try Choctaw flour.
Clark >V Alexander
C. C. L onard, of Rantoul, Ili
returned home last Saturday af
ter a few days' -business trip corn.lute
here. Mr 1/eonard owns a good have lots of ro.istii'g car* about
quarter section of land a Ixiut live Sept 1 wt He has promised the
mil's south west of Inola, from editor :• ine- s. lie says he is
if sweet po
winch he receives a good income.
J. W. Spur lock Is living on his
far in this year and he has a good
crop. The government has es
tablished an aviation cuinp at
Rantoul and lie says there art
hundreds of men thv're training.
He says you can see them (lying j their many friends horo .will bt
air whips at all times dui ing tie
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clms. McDaris
and little daughter called Mon-
day afternoon and paid up to
Jan. 1, next.
O. M. Reynolds returned the
'irst of the week to Miami Mrs.
Reynolds and the baby will v;sit
{ here for sometime yet.
Mrs. G T. Singleton md little
| son, Clarence, went to Claremore
I Inst Saturday for a visit with her
parents. Mr. and C. B Brixey.
W. E Jones who has been
working in the oil fields aroui.d
Drumright and Shamrock, has
returiieci home to lemain perma-
nently, and v\ill go back to rail-
road ing.
11 C. Bert nn, of Claremore,
was in thy^ity Monday soliciting
subscriptions for The Claremore
Progress. The Progress is one
of the best county papers in the
state, and Mr, Berrigc added
many new names to the list.
M A. Sweeten, of Checotah,
came in last Saturday for a visit
with his father, S M. Sweeten.
He has been engaged in the
plumbing business there and
will soon go to Norfallc, Va., to
doplumbing for the government
in the navy.
L>r. S. C. Rutherford received
a letter Monday from his son.
Mack, who is in the marine corps
somewhere in France. He says
lie-is being treated nice and is
enjoying army life. J. H Roj>er
also received a letter from his
son. Lawrence His letter was
mailed at Washington. He is on
his way to France and will be in
the railroad service.
Senator Gid Graham, of Clare
more, was in the city last Friday
011 business and greeting his
Ui. ii.v friends Tl*> Senator has
1st and he says he will |lalel* !'u'f h: *cd a lartr* ranch in
the northern pui t of the county,
near Catale, Mr. Grnhatn has
formerly been engaged exten-
sively' in the cattlt business, but
looking ufler property interests.
0 L. Downs and J. B King
made a trip t' Claremore and re
. turn in tl e former's car lust Fri
' day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Potitt and
some of the children vmiu-d 1 <S
a lives at Ft. Fihson over Sun-
day.
I). Horner and X. .1 Heibert
called last Saturday and gave us
a dollar ench for the Register
v 'to another year.
Anything yon want in the dTy
goods or grocery line, come to
us. We have it.
Inola Mercantile Co
R L McLain and D. W. Limb
had hnsinees at the county seat
last Friday uiaking tl.e trip hi
the former's new Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reinschniidt
returned home last Friday even
ing from a pleasant visit to their
old home, Yale, South Dukoiah.
■F. K. L ing, of Claremore, was
a visitor in the city last week.
Mr. Ling has lately engaged in
the real eslat • business aL Clare
more. He is a hustler and will
do s ime business.
Males For Sale I have . beau
of 1 year old mules for sale, cash
or one \ear's time with good
note. Price $125 each.
C. C Chenhall
Chas. B. Allen, of Allendale,
I-a., is a new subscriber. His
fhtlier, J. P. Allen, has a large
Deo Robertson, of Gideon, vis-
ited Ins sister, Mrs. J. D. Ilor
uer, the drst of tin week He
brought over a load of tine Fiber-
ta pea lies and found ready sale
for them nt fri per bushel.
S. J. Stark planted some sweet
the two great educational and in-
formative instruments of a free
people, i'l'liese two are peculiarly
American institutions. Ther are
two foundation stones on which!
our whole system of government
rests.
'l ake them away and the whole
structure will eventually crum-
ble. The people cannot rule un
less they tire educated and in-
formed. In all this great conn
try there is no boy or girl so is
olated or so poor as to be bar-
' red from the free use of our pub
lie system, wherein they may
lay the foundation of an educa
tion and prepare to take up their
duties and responsibilities of
"American citiaens."
From one end of tins broad land
to the other no man is so poor
that he may not read a daily pa-
per or farm paper or a magazine
or trade jou rnal.
The public school and the pub
lie press are inseparable from
each other and from t le public
welfare. It would be no more
unwise or unreasonable to divert
a portion of the school fund to
war purposes, the money that is
necessary to conduct publica
tions that enable the people to
use and apply fo their individual
advancement, and the common
good the education furnished by
the public schools. The free
«ch ol of America and her pub
lie press are responsible for the
upbuilding of our great nation.
Are we, as patriotic citizens of
I America, going to sit down on
'•ur governlnent and leWour pub
j lie free schools and press work
go undoue'r You, as a public
teacher in our schools are you
going to sit upon your duty? I
would like to see every public
school and press in this great
nation overpowered with iji eat
J woi k.
There never was a time in his
tory when the need was so great
for young men and women to
st i ve the public as there is today.
1 believe that every man or
woman that is serving the public
as an instructor should be a
good chaistian person. Our
schools would be better if we, as
directors, would select" good
characters for our public posi-
tions and pay them good for their
work. There are few who stop j
Inola, Oklahoma, at close
May lr 1917
RESOURCES
L.ans and Discounts
Overdrafts
Real Kst. Furn. ami Fixt
Warrants
Real Es'nte .
Catih ajul Sight Exchange
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Surplus aud Profits
Deposits ....
•f Business,
*yn,353 «+
i< t; 6"
5,063 02
2.2H9 00
1,820 30'
34,091 34
$134,123 77
(15,000 00
4,004 70
114,211* 9*
Total
$134,123 77
The Above Statement is Correct
A home Bank for the Home People
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.
NORTH SON,
ELEVATOR
WHOLESALE
HAY and GRAIN
We are in a position to buy your
Wheat, Oats and Hay
and pay the highest price for same.
••
All kinds ofFaim machinery for
putting in that wheat crop.
Inola,
Okla
J. E. HaJhaLway,
FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKERS SUPPLIES.
Watchmaker and Jeweler
FARMS WANTED
Purtie* who bare.farm* for die in I
S. C. Rutherford,
Hotfrr-* or Mavn Coontir* will find |
it t j th«-ir intercut to « rile or call ...n I'hySICifln
the urateni^ned, RiviPR tlie lecal |
numlier* o( their farms ami the price
at w hich they hoUl them.
.1 P. ALI.KN SON .
Walker BUli;.. - Claremore. Okla
to think the value of our boys and j;
Ifoint; to have lots
talot's, too.
E. li Wice. with tlieOwldrufj
stun-. Clareinore, is a new sub-
scriber. He and J. W. Moore
now own the Owl diuw store and
If lad to know that they are doing
well.
girls' time when they are piae^d
in the school rooms. We have
teachers todav that are merely
keeping school in plnceof teach-
insx You may ask, how does he
know* Becnuxe I have heen
si: ee selling his large ranch - serving the public for eight year*
W. M.
& Hall,
Attorneys at I.aw ,
CLAKKM« kK. OKLA
Ji-nninR*
Jennings
Practice in all |lie Courts
Notary in Office
10 ami 11. Pot • Iftior block
The Inola Garage,
C. A. ROSS, Prop
REVERE TIRES,
Absolutely the best tire for the money.
We can dc 3'our repair work on fhort no-
tice and in a satisfactory manner.
If you are In tlv market for a car let us
figure with you.
miles north of Inola last year, lie
has been devoting his time to
other business. Mr. (• raham
has been successful in all his
undertakings,
1 can «et you a buyer for
anything you want to sell
U M. DRAPKK,
Auctioneer,
I.et me conduct your next sale
Plume or write, CI; einore. Okla
Buildings Going Up
It Heinschuiidt, 'ivinjr three
miles northwest or Inola, is
building a <f" d barr.
M C Thomas, living near the
Verdigris river, si\ thwest of
town, has c ntracted with K B
Puryenr, f.h<? lumberman, for
material for a large dwelling
I House on his valuable river bot-
tom farm.
R.. S. P0RTW00D.
Dentist
and have been in t|uite a numlier
of differer.t schools, not only liere
but in other nations, therefore
I have some right to say what I Prices reasonable
have said • R||jnj{tnn liuilding Ktsuns Hand ?
To be an American citizen is to
wear tlio badge of justice, l*>n
estv and riuhteousness for (Jod
aud our fellow man. We cannot
serve our fellow man if we fail
u cerve our God, whom has giv-
en to us all tiling and power to
communicate with Him. I hope
to see this great country of our.*
united into one bond
Hi"|fce«l in the ctinKiiiK billows rtasf>.
From «ea *ei> brinffs its upland
Iheathe*.
The British oak with ro te«l e-asp;
With cliU* nf white ami i le ot Kr#<" .
Ami ocean* narrowing to cares* her,
\iul hills anil valrs and lake* between [
Our little mother land,
"God Hit ss Her."
Sue-es* to every reader.
Your* lor sviccesn.
WAUONKK. OKLA
St. L., I. M. & Sou,
R. R. G),
TIME TABLE
ootNr. south
No. 103
No. 105
L^-nl Freight N'o.
191
9:03 a m
7 45 p IB
1 :'2fi p m
and Surgeon}
INOLA, OKLA
W. C. GILLEN,
Veterinary Surgeon,
CLAREMORE OKLA
Trout* ail disease* of domestic
animals
Eaule Barn. Res. Phone 60-J
1. L. FOWLER
Graduate
Veterinarian and Surgeon
Live Stock Inspector
Office: Collins Drug Store
Phone 25 Claremore, Okhj
Residence Phone 1^1
For Farm Loa.n$
AT
7 per cent
-SEE
UOIM; NOHTH
No. 1« I
No. 10<i
:4;> p m
a tu
Marlon I. t/otim.ui j I local Freight No. 19'J 10-55 a id
JAMES RYAN,
CLAREMORE, O'.vLA
Proinpt Servie
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