The Medford Patriot. (Medford, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 13, 1910 Page: 1 of 8
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vol. xviii
Medford, Grant Co., Oklahoma. Thursday, OCTOBER 13, 1910
No. 1
October furniture dale
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i have just received it new shipment of Ladies' Desk*, Mimic < abi-
nets, Piano Stools in Mahogony, Bed Davenport)* in Karly Hnglish
ami Golden Oak. Library Tables in Great Variety, Metal Folding
Beds fnll size. Finished in Gold Bronze, which I will put on Sale
for few days. Beginning Saturday the 15th, at 25 per cent discount
froui regular price. Kemember these bargains will not last long at
these prices. Come in make yonr selection takeoff 14 from marked
price and you have the net price. All pieces of Furniture marked in
plain figures.
J&cfrforft ^Jntrniture :i>itppht Compting
E. B. Carter Proprietor. Jt
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WOODMEN Madame Banyan
I he Snirltualist and I'shvcometrlc
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Want to Learn Something More About
Live Stock and Dairying?
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Oklahoma's First Live Stock and
Dairy Demonstration Train will
be in
Medford
October 27th. at 3 p. in.
Lectures will be given on Farm Dairying and the Prevention of
Hog Cholera. If time permits, a lecture on Live Stock will be
given and opportunity afforded to inspect all the stock and other
exhibits. Live stock, separators and testers will be used in
demonstrating the how and the why of the subject.
Everybody is Invited. Come to the Depot and Brinjr
Your Family and Employes.
The Santa Fe, is conjunction with the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College, is doing this for you absolutely FREE OF CHARGE.
For Further Particulars Apply to
G. E. HONEY
Medford, Oklahoma
I he Spiritualist and I'shycometric
Render.
{ Who is tilling an engagement at the
\ Majestic Theatre is endorsed by the
National Spiritual Society of America;
has a certificate from the Pshycical
Research Society of London, England
and is a graduale of the School of Yogi
Philosophy of Bombay, India.
I Madame Banyan has given readings
in 41 different towns and cities of Okla.
I Anyone wishing to consult the Madame
for private readings, can see her at the
Majestic Theatre from 10 to 12 a. m.
ami 1 to 6 p. m.
McGuire's Meetings
< 'ongressman Binl McGuire will ad-
dress the people of Grant county at the
following dates and places:
Renfrow, Tuesday, Oct, 18, 2 p. m.
) Xashville, Tuesday, Oct.. 1#, 7 p. m.
I Lamont, Thursday, Oct., 20, 2 p. m.
i Deer Creek, Thursday, Oct., 20,7 p. m.
I Manchester. Friday, Oct., 21, 3 p. m.
I Wakita, Friday, Oct., 21, 7:30 p. m.
YV. S Robertson.
The voters of the second commission
er district are going to elect W. 8
Robertson commissioner. He is on'- of
the oldest residents of Grant County
| and no man understands the nerds of
Ion Woodcraft and lodge work which I the county better than he does. He has
! was one of the most highly appreciated j tn:il],, ;l success of his own business aud
| features of the evenings entertainment j ho will of that of the county.
j baying that everybody had a good
time is putting it mild for when the Invest Now .
Royal Neighbors turn in lo help the There never was a better time to
Modern Woodmen celebrate then.- is i imhk«• investments in Grant County
| sure fo be a time long to be remem-1 than at present time. The time to buy
BANQUET
Initiation and Supper Bring Out
Big Crowd of Woodmen
And Neighbors.
| The initiation ceremonies and big
banquet which followed was a gala
event in the history of the local camp
j M. VV. A anil and R N. of A.
The initiation ceremonies were ad
' ministered at the lodge hall, three
! candidates riding the goat on this oc-
casion. While these ceremonies were
in progress the ladies of the R. N. of
A. were busy at the opera house pre-
paring the spread with which to greet
the hungry Woodmen after their strenu-
ous labors at the lodge.
And greet them they certainly did.
It required four tables to seat the
banqueters, sixty-four plates to a
table, so that there must have been
in the neighborhood of two hundred
and seventy present at the eating.
During the course of the banquet
music was furnished by the orchestra.
Rev. Alon/.o Early made a short tak
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Special for Friday and Saturday
Apron Ginghams, a yard. 6 cents
Light Weight Calico, a yard 5 cents
Colored Table Cloth, a yard 20 cents
Your Choice of White Waists 98 cents
I bered.
is always when some folks are discourag
ed and they are willing to 1st go easier
than common. But the fact is that
most people are anxious to buy on a
rising market. Experience after all,
Ran Over By A Train.
Just east of Medford last Tuesday a
Santa Fe train ran over a culbert with-
out doing any damage. Do not forget to ! doesn't count for what it should,
look at that fine dinner set which is
going to be given away free at Stewart
Bros.
HUDKINS
REAL ESTATE & LOAN
COMPANY
First National Bank Building
Medford, Oklahoma.
For Quick Money on Farm Loans!
-SEE US-
We also Write Insurance
E. I. Hudkins, fllgr.
A Big Crowd.
A. Big crowd of people was in town
Saturday trading. The merchants re-
port a good business. If a proper effort
was put forth by advertisiug as is done
in neighboring towns, there is no reas
on why Medford should not be crowded
with people every Saturday. The object
should be to reach out after distant
trade.
For County Attorney.
Judge Glenn, Republican candidate
T. T. Taylor.
! T. T. Taylor, or more familiarly, Tom
was down last Saturday and was as busy
as the proverbial bee looking up his
friends. Tom has lots of them all over
the county and they are going to see to
it that he lands in the court house. He
is a tip top fellow, and will make one of
: the best county officers Grant county
: ever had. He is very popular wherever j for county attorney is one of the best
: j he is known and his campaign hasj men and officials that Grant County
j made him more so. When you come to | ever had. He will fill the duties of the
vote be sure and see to it that you put | office as they should be filled. He will
a cross at the name of T. T. Taylor can- see to it that the law is enforced in
didate for county clefk. I full not merely in part. That is the re-
! cord he always made when holding
office, frnm the people.
Old Friends.
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Don't Forget that we Handle a
Line of Shoes.
We have a Lot of Children's Coats at a
Bargain.
We carry an up-to-date Line of Groceries
Highest Prices Paid for Produce,
Box Crackers lh cents by The Pound,
Staple Price.
The Fair Store
School Land Sold
SO I'D
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A.J. Rentfrow.
A J. Rentfrow, Republican candidate
for flotorial representive was in town
last Thursday. He had been over the
district, composed of Grant and Alfalfa
counties and reports fine prospects for
Republican success at the general elec-
tion. Mr. Rentfrow is the kind of a
man to send to the legislature as he is
honest, progressive and speaks out "in
meeting-The people will be fortunate
to succeed in sending Mr. Rentfrow to
the legislature where he can do them a
Yesterday we had a visit from E. F.
Webster and R. E. Webster, of Deer
Creek. When we first established the
News at Caldwell, E. F. Webster was
one of the first subscribers and he took
it continuosly until we left Caldwell.
His son ,f£.' E. was also a subscriber
and has been taking the Patriot a year.
This is the first time E. F. Webster
has been to Medford for years. They
vast amount of good. He ought to receive | live on splendid farms between Deer
the vote of every Republican and of Creek and Lamont. We have never
many who are not, but who are desiri- ! known better men and it is an honor to
ous of reforming present conditions. | have them as friends.
Too often there is too little attention
paid to legislative offices. It is to ofton
thought that any man was good enough
for the legislature it is a serious mis-
take. They matce the laws that govern
Fire at Deer Creek Elevator
About 9:30 Thursday night a fire
broke out in the stable belonging to
the Deer Creek Mill & Elevator Co
He will carry both counties by a good
majority.
| If You are Looking for Bargains and Real Values I
We are going to ofFer Special for Saturday, in our Millinery Department to
start the season. All Ladies' Trimmed Hats. Special Saturday only from 8 in
the morning until 10 p. m. at one-half marked price. 85.00 Hat for $2.50,
$10.00 for $5.00 and so on. Notice to the lady that buying the first Hat we will
refund si.50 in merchandise. So all be here.
the state. To know Mr. Rentfrow is to Owing to the conbustible matter con-
*ho!e d."!3 | tained in the stable, the fire got under
good headway before the fire depart-
ment could get there. A horse belong-
ing to B. F. Montgomery, manager of
the elevator, a buggy and all the con-
rents of the stable were burned np.
The fire extended to the coal bins but
was pu' out before and considerable
damage was done.
Charles W. I-aiy ne qr Si 2ti n I!
provements $2420.20
Fred I.. Mnegee nw i|r £1 2U n ■! w $50W> Imp-
rovements $1625.tift
T. A. llollopeter sw qr 33 2« n 3 w (1,800 impro-
vements $2866.00
K ti. Procter ee qr 33 ■■ «> N 3 w $1300 improve
ments $2608.50
Allison It. Squire ne qr 33 27 li 3 w $3500 im ]iro-
vements $521.00
Adam Ilobmann nw qr 31 27 n 3w $4000 impr. -
vementB $44111.10
Christian Luti>i iK).r sw qr 113 27 n ' u $4.V (J
improvement- $2480.40
I.. D. Anderson nw qr H8 28 n 8 w $StU0 im-
provements $13115.00
Charles W. Kedman s*v qr 38 28 n3 w $!> W
improvements $2004 (JO
Johns. Bmtly seqr33 28 n8w $3200 impro-
vements t«S8.6 ).
Henry I'urline ne qr 3D 20 n 3 w $5000 impro-
vements $«00
K in an n f 1 E. Wu.z ne qr H'l 25 n 4 w $2400 im-
provements $1047 Ml
Milton J. Wood inv qr 33 25 n 4 w $3000 impro
vements $1820.80.
Slejhen S. Ki|tf:>e« qr 33 25 n 1 w $STv im-
provements il3ti
Wilson )'. McBride <eqr 33 25 n 4 wl *5o mi
provements $1300.30
H. J. Tucker lie qr3320 n 4 vv $35(0 ini|.ruve-
nients $2010.
A. M. Bojer sw qr 'A 20n 4w $4OU0 improve
nente $2085.V3
Charles W. liardwickse qr 33 20 ti 4 v\ $1500
improvements $2285 10
Charles II. Allison ne qr 33 21 n 4w $41« ) im
irovements $-151 20
H.O hum. I * qr 83 27 n 4 vv fSOU) nnpro-
jements $4202.70
A. O. Webster s . ijr 33 27 n 4 v. $5000 ii.ipro-
ements $11152.40 .
Ilenrv Elseutulh se qr 33 27 ii 4 w $4000 tin
.rovements $207..'ii.
Henry Venfeld ne qr 33 28 n 4 w $41(10 in j r..-
e.nents $2025.
I.iz/ie Nenfe!d (for herself and as triuti i i
n'v qr 38 28 n 4 w $1300 improvement $01".
Abraham Conrad sw qr 38 28 n 4 w $;tl miin-
rovement- $142uii0
T obias Schmidt i-e qr 83 28 n 4 w $4000 i"i|.-.
qeinents $1850
Leonard Pelton uwqr 3T 2M n w fiaOd linn .,
vements 402 50
Newton K. Hiiwthornese qr 33 2S> ii w ..n
improv ements 3735 "JO
UNSOLD.
Leceeter M. Danford ne qr 38 26 n 3 w $4000
improvements $1988. 35.
Charles W. Meece nw qr 38 26 n 3 w }fi000 im-
provements $049,75
Joseph Zeieny sw qr 33 25 n 3 w $5000 impro-
vements $000.04
W. A. Shipley se qr 33 27 n 8 w $5500 impro-
vements $570.00
John Shirley nw qr 33 20 n 3 w $4000 impro
vements $1237 40
K. M. Fisk sw qr 38 20 n 3 w $4500 improve-
ments $420. ti).
Ira 8. Hesersw qr 33 20 n 4w 5000 improve-
ments 4010.05
John Hula nw qr 33 27 n 5
ments 1010.50
ioO improve
i.. II. Kane
ments Ml
4jr 33^5 ii b w SHitr in p>
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Special in Men's Hats
$3.50 Hat for $2.85 $3.00 Hat for $2.39 $2.50 Hat for. $1.98
$2.00 Hat for $1.69 $1.50 Hat for $1.25
$4.00 Men's Corduroy Pants $3.49 $3.50 Men's Corduroy Pants ..$2.89
Now is a good time to Buy Shoes, Saturday Special 25c off on each pair of Mnn's,
Boys' and Ladies' Shoes.
ments 074.3.".
John R. Brown
vements 308. -J i
Mrs. Kthle I'ike
vements 021
F E.Collins ne
Nashville. Okiaboma.Oct. 4, 1910
I Editor Patriot.
I think it is time the tax payers of j mPnts 8u>
j the weBt side of this state put a stop to j M c. white m<
j the east side controling the state and i ^
fretting the big end of all the appropria- J
II ons as they have in the last three: Abraham T. K
I sessions of the Legislature, while the vements jho ig
west side by the majority of the taxes. ! , !,rl Hathfns*.
This state of affairs will continue as
long as the east side controlled, headed
IMO** iirrwti «'•
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We have a big line of Dry Cuods to Select from now. Dress Coods. Ontiugs, Flauiie'let. Siik^.
etc. For 10 days we will giv 15 percent discount, on all Dress Goods. Come Early No good.-
charged in sale. Top prices for produce.
I wish to thank the customers for their patronage shown us while in my absence from business. Hope yon
to continue and invite the new as well as the old customers, come again. A. E. Hostetllk. Mgr.
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| the bostonstorb|
by a Govenor from the east side,
j Lee Cruce is of the east side and the
| something will occur if he is elected
: Govenor and the Legislatnre is demo
cratic. Voters loo'i to your own inerest
and vote for the Republican candidate
for the legislature who will stand should
er with him for our just rights I can't
1 see how men who will go to the Legis-
lature and surrender all their rights
I to a political ring, headed by
I a governor. It is tin^e to wake up and
' demand our just rights, to consider this
and see where your interests lie and
vote accordingly, regardless of party
' affiliation. — J. K. Potter.
cw qr X5 27 n
vement* $2i ai.oo.
-.ames T. Brown m* qr XI 27 n
vment" J JU5.W
$4510 in
LV Williams lit qr 28Jn 7 w $2500 l 'l;ir ,
vements $1450
Albert R. llj att i.njqr 8* 28 n i. $2n«i :-xpr..
veil ents 1478.75.
William It. M«-«d «v. qr 3 28 n 5 m $:kj«i im-|
provemer.lc
l>uke Mayi-e w qr :t! 28 n 5 w «;lu«v improve j
ments $125o.
W. I. Manell'i i.* qr 3! u w $.«im improve-
ments |85.
Crank Ointlra nw qr 3) n ."> vr $:r>25 impro
vements $454.71.
mo.w (iurn > nrlSffl n 5 |* $1h i improve-
ment? J'.f.
John I'. Erwin ne qr S3 25 a o w $4000 impro-
teBents *1255
Kred R. N ewkuk i.wJqfJSS 20 n o $sniKl im-
provement!. $1143.5"
J. K. HariJy * qr n#i4iw $.">;« inipn)-
vemenU $514
Very Sad Accident.
A very sad accident cecurred at the
heme of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Oliver Beyer
last Monday morning. Their little four
year-old daughter was on the outside
of the kitchen door playing with match-
es when its dress caught on fire. The
child's mother discovered it and made
frantic efforts to put out the flames
that covered its body. Mr. Boyer who
was at some distance heard his wife
screaniirK and ran to the house. Both
endeavoied to put out the flames and in
so doirg their hands and arms were
badly burned. The child was fatally
burned and lingered in an unconscious
condition until in the afternoon when
death came fo its relief. The funeral
services were held in the M. E. church
Tuesday afternoon. In their great afflic
ticn the bereaved parents have the
sympathies of their friends.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to thank one and all of
onr triends and neighbors whe so kindly
assisted us in the severe affliction that
befel us in the death of our darling
child.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Boyer
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chism have ar-
rived at home from their extended trip
to the Pacific coast. Their friends
welcome them home.
School Books! $
All Stationery Require-
ments for the Office the
School and the Home.
Quality
High Grade
Papeteries J
For Particular People j
Grant County Drug Co. #
T. L. NEAL, Mgr. j
MEDFORD, OKLA j
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Simons, R. T. The Medford Patriot. (Medford, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 13, 1910, newspaper, October 13, 1910; Medford, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc186116/m1/1/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.