The Hallett Herald (Hallett, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 4, 1915 Page: 1 of 10
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Hallett
NO 25
Hallett, Pawnee County. Oklahoma. Thursday. November 4 ,915
Vol. VIII
J. L. Vander Molen made a busi-
ness trip to Yale Wednesday.
Mrs. W. B, Wilson has been on
the sick list the past week.
The residence house of Jesse
Vanhoy's neering completion.
J. L. Vander Molen and family
visited in Terlton Mon^ay*
Dr, R. E, Calhoun was in Oilton
Saturday and Sunday.
J. H. Vanhoy was in Pawnee one
day last week.
Mrs Eulestes Long visited in
Yale Thursday.
Tim O'Keefe of Yale was in
Hallett Friday.
W.M Lauderdale made a
business trip to Enid Saturday.
A man who would knock on his
home town would kick if he was j
going to be hung.
W H. Pratherof Yale was visiting!
friends and attending to businesj
Sunday in Hallett.
A. F. Mowery made a busines*
trip to Oklahoma City the last of
the week.
Tlie Drumright Derrick reports
that the buildihgs the fire destroyed
s me few weeks back was all being
rebuilt.
Twenty children was burned to
dtath in a Catholic institute at
Peabody Mass. The children was
mostly all girls ranging in age from
7 to I7.
Mr. and Mrs Eulestes Long and
Mr and Mrs. H. A. Minnick
Mrs. H. L. Watts who has beenj
in poor health tor the past three'
weeks is improving at this writing
Miss Maud Patrick ot Markham
came up from Markham last Thurs-
day to take care of her friend Mrs. |
Lee Watts who is i
Mrs A, P, Smith of Hotel Hall
ett has been sick for some time and
Mrs. L. King is assisting her with
the work
The Store
OF MANY
Tb. rig for the well on the Fox ^ ^ ^ ^ afu.|n00„
farm, in 2*20-7, ofsettmg the Bakei 1
' x. , 1 R.eturn'n'i after dark.
a eli was bawled out Monday.
. Col. R. M, Bressie has returned
to Hallett well pleased with the out
look for Hallett's oil field after
visiting several oil fields he reports
mare activity in and around Hallett
than elswhere.
Vern V nhoy an<l Cha8 Ken(,al1
made a business trip to Blackburn
Sunday.
Mrs. George Martin left Sunday
for Stroud, to visit a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. D. G. Dodits.
Mrs, V. L. Vanhoy left Tuesday
for Cleveland to visit a tew days
with her mother.
Miss Viola Hr>pe nd Miss Eva
Vrteland visited with Miss Eva s
sister, Mrs. V. L. Vanhoy, Satui-
day night and Sunday.
The Halloween party given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Mowrv last Friday night is one
n:ver to he tor?otten by b th old
and young. The evening was spent
in playing games of the occasion.
All departed at a lite liour wishing
the Host and Hostess many h;ippy
returnes of the joyous occasion.
N. E. jennings left Wednesday
for Oakland, Calf, where his fam-
ily is now i.t. They expect to
make that their home.
Emmett Kimery who has oeen
confined to his bed for the past two
week with typhoid fever, is able to
sit up a little at this writing
T. O. Eldridge of Blackburn
was in Hallett last Thursday eve-
ning and gave us a job of bills to
get out for his large rtore at that
place
0. G. Benson an oil field worker,
near Drumright was caught in a g-rs j
explosion and burned to derth last;
Saturda morning. He was working j
near a big furnace where there -vas1
a rearing fire and g is from a flow j
tank got ignited from the blaze
enveloping him with flames before
he new there was any d inger. His
clothing and fleth was nlmoft all
burned off him. w«s rushed to
a h 'spital iu Drumright but died at
3:30 in the afternoon.
Bargains
The Store That Takes Pride in
Giving You More For the Money
This week we have for your inspection,
a large shipment of the Latest Styles in
in Men and Boys Hats for Full and
Winter. The largest stock you ever had
the pleasure to select from in Hallett.
We Want Your Butter and Eggs
j Hallett Merc. Co.
We Are
CLOSING
OUT
Our Entire Line of Mens and Boys Suits and Overcoats at a Price
That Will Move This Department in a Few Days.
The Greatest Line of Clothing Shown in Any City.
$20.00, $25.00 and $30.00 Suits and Overcoate at $ 15.00
$ 5.00 Suits and Overcoats at
$10.oo
And so on Down The Line.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE line of Ladies and Childrens Coats and Dresses, and Ladies Tailor
Made Suits and Skirts, Any Style' Right Up-to-the-minute at Greatly Reduced Pnce,.
Your Fare Paid Both Way With Each $10.00 Purchate.
D. RATNER.
Cleveland and Yale, Okla.
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