The Arapaho Bee. (Arapaho, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, August 14, 1908 Page: 3 of 4
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Happenings of the Week
In Condensed form lor
- Busy Bee Readers
Hull went to Thomas last
W Gould has gone to Gresh
Oregon'::
hn Peck returned
its week
from Kan
I would like to handle your
Alfalfa John W Dickson
Grain Co
KILL'S COSInESS CCUEGL
Miss Leona McVey is doing
stenographic work for Walker A
Hiller brokers in Oklahoma City
Miss Lillian Harris accepted
a position as boo ''ee per with a
Loan A Mortgag Co of Okla
horaa city
Mr Frauk Young' accepted a
position as bookeeper with the
Interurban Railway in this City
Miss Mandelin O'Conner accept
as stenographer in
W Freeland
sas on a visit
has gone te
Dretta King will teach in the
paho schools this year
Bdford Ammons will move
wn farm this year
to
-rat class watch repairing
burne the Jeweler
C Hatchett was up and able
me up town last Monday
Schwabe shipped twenty-five
f alfalfa to New Mexico this
Campbell goes to California
few days to make his future
le ? -
red Burlingame was in Okla-
a City this week on real estate
nests' ‘
'r W E Hempstead called
inesday He is now located
linton
large shipment of screen doors
i received at the Pioneer Hard
Store :
ir and Mrs Charles Hebard
a promising young surveyor
leirhome '
to Marsh has raised peaches
orchard this year that has
n the record
rry Loughmiller has been
Ing on the engine at the wa-
'orks this week v
’hy go dirty after August 29?
10 oars White Russian Soap
die at Curtis Bros -
1W McBurney was in town
nesday to figure on the new
ing to go up here
Mot -
iunty Attorney F A 8nod-
rrs in Weatherford Wed
n legal business
- BOARDERS WANTED 3 or e(j a postiion
4 gentlemen can obtain good table Omaha Neb
rdence on corner east We could ’ have placed
of Methodist church -'
Screen doors
Hardware Store
at least
three times as many students last
week as we did if we had them
ready We are already receiving
i two or three calls eveay day and
As school days draw near empty j in the majority of cases we were
dwellings are hard to find and in-
dications are that the Arapaho
schools will be more largely' at-
tended than ever the coming session
On Saturday August 29 we
unable to fill same
We are very anxious to enroll
a number of students in' this
month to fit them for positions
For that reason we are making' a
special rate for this month only
We are making a special rate for
are
will sell 1000 bars White Russian thi8 month only We are already
noap at 10 bars for 25c ' receiving more call than we can
Curtis Bnos fill and the demand will be much
greater in a short time
- 1 The student who 'enrolls now
will have a very decided ad van-
Rev H A Doty presiding el- 't®® over the student who enrolls
der for this district called on the liter v ? -
Bee last Friday while on his way 1 A number of students are tak
to Taloga He preaches at the ing out scholarships now to be used
Methodist church in this place next Inter on in order to get the ben-
Saturday night and Sunday Jefitofthc special rate Money
j refunded for such scholarship
Put your walks in and use Sun if the student is not satisfied with
Flower Portland cement” It i® the school after seeing it
the best ' ' -t Night school commences Sep-
W P Seawell Lumber Co tember first The same teachers
and studies as in the day school
pupils have the privilege of
Custer County State Bank is here 8Chool and Saturday school
Q CLINTON FLOUR MILL P
WILBUR IHLTENBERGER Prop
DEALER IN
FI jur Feed Meal Grain oGoal
q Try a sack of FIRST PICK FLOUR
teed C
a
B
D
p
Fancy McAlester Lump
Coal $7 ton John W Dick-
son Grain Co
The celebrated Lincoln Paints at
the Pioneer Hardware store
The ladies of the W C T U
will hold their fifth annual con-
vention at the Reformed church
next Monday and-Tuesday
1000 pounds pure California
strained honey at Curtis Bros
lust be8eld at once
We make farm loans
Griffithft Marsh
Wanted— Man and team to p low
$150 per acre See Colegrove
Wanted in the next ten
days 10 cars of baled Alfalfa
hay John W Dickson Grain
Co
W H Smith has called in the
services of Photographer A H
Saunders to show the extensive
improvements he has made in the
Coleman Hotel
Some grocers want you to take
something they claim just as good
Dont be fooled by this old ches-
nut insist on having what you
want “THE ALTON GOODS”
FOR SALE' — Two residence
lots close to the school house Price
$100 M C Main
from Richmond Mo The indica-
! free of charge Send for
just
hand-
pub-
tions are he read every Hue an theisonte nfcW cati0(ue
countv seat question and jokes ii8hed :
Hill’s Business College
Oklahoma Okla
every body
Everything for men
at Sherburne's
A ‘ sociable was held Tuesday
night on the parsonage lawn for
the Reformed church Sunday- j
school There was - rain without :
but sunshine within - The ladies'
Served refreshments
BLOCKADED
Every Household In Arapaho
r hould Know HOw to Resist It
The ' back aches because the
Kidneys are blockaded
If you will investigate you will
find that I am offering real bar-
gains in town property and farms
Several have recently bought
Geo E Marsh
The Celebrated Lin-
coln Paint at the Pion-
eer Hardware Store-
Get your Screen Doors
at the Pioneer Hard-
ware Co Store
FOR SALE — For cash only —
A good business lot on Msin street
Price $1550
Arapaho Bee
Address “A” care
Get your screen doors in season
Now is the time to buy at the Pio-
neer Hardware Store
TIME TO PAINT
The Pioneer Hardware Store
have the celebrated Lincoln Paint
Guaranteed for five years
You pay for what you get
Why not iusiat on having what
you want ‘‘THE ALTON
GOODS” -
Help the kidneys with their
work '
The back ill acne no more
ESTRAY
A red aud white hog weight
about 200 pounds Owner can
have the same by paying for this
notice Sam Felton
Lnt of pro f that Doan’s Kid-
ampton of Jnoianapolis
e to his property in Arap-
ke the benefit of schools
Edsall has accepted a po-
wich Judge Gilbreath at nis
goods and grocery establish-
t V‘
ney Pills do this
1 Mr J E Farrow living at
917 Monroe St Hobart Okla
says:‘l can recommend Doan’s
Kidney Pills as being a wry
’ reliable ' remedy for disordered
kidneys I was bothered a great
At present Arapaho presents the d wi h backache and was
appearance of a busy little city
loth sides of Main street are
ined up with
down concrete
ting for new brick buildings
jl had children that I wanted
ep healthy end well I would
' them THE ALTON
DS” f4 ' '
Do you want to insurance that
nsurea?
See Griffith & Marsh
I J Cooper shipped ten cars of
fa this week Mr' Cooper is
bf the leading alfalfa raisers
8 county " x '
ss Lois Phillips ' will tesch
1 hear Parkersburg this
:nd gets the good wages of
tor month '
We are informed that the in junc
lion against the school site in
Jlinton has been made permanent
It will be time for that burg to Doan’s Kidney Pills are respon-
alk about court house after they ’siblc for this great change in ray
lave practiced several years on condition”
£ Williamson has an ad bf
agon and feed stables in this
! of the Bee He offers good
nmodations !
ren Powell and faraMy are
g in the property recently
ed by RW Gore east ’ of
M£ Church :
school house location
Flv time is here Get your
screen 'doors from the Pioneer
Hardware Co
Hats and caps for men and bovs
overalls jumpers work shirts and
sox everything in fact that s
iiiun would need - Come in and i
aee- Sherburne Ur
Lincoln Paints are the best
You will find them at the Pioneer
Hardware Store ' “
iere will be a hot old time in
laa on the 20 ' 21 and 22nd
is month mention of which
jade in advertising column
i'sses Ethel and Pearl Briggs
have been visiting in
Ao thls 'week' the guests of
lister Mrs M W Sampson
intion is called to the intro-
tj advertisement of Tom Pow
Ue has bargains In his Une
oa him and be convinced
V rnterestlng meetiug is being
‘acted at Sunnyside by Esv
iMorpm he?'aMitad
wor5 iX Nyjfiaap-
A) vf --' r
I
l2VtaM ofu4 to arrive
tee dr !e to aiaple and fancy
(Ei XUxd Lis ad and call on
73 JVL Otft!T wlfeof tha
75 hi joined
r1— tsd they
re cere
W Arapaho echool ctuSc:
itr T A prdit tjmtir
e country arc exrected
MISSOURI KING
Remember Missouri King the
big mammoth black jack still
stands at the farm of C W Ber-
tram So -the -st corner of Arap-ah
THE PIONEER
Livery and
Feed Stables!
TERRELL & HILLS
PROPRIETORS
Two blocks west of Cole-
man Hotel
j ARAPAHO r : OKLAJ
A ILLINeRY
Lodfire Directory
a r't a m :"
r-
Veritas Lodge Bo 89
Araraho Okla Stated
meetings each Monday
night on or before Fall
Moon Visiting brethren
invited
W It Huohks W M
Fred Huston Sec
O B S ’
Chapter No U D meets first
Monday night after and second Mon-
day night before full moon each
month Visiting members made
welcome
Mrs Alma C Cowlks W M
Geo W Doughxbtt W P
I O O F
Arapaho Lodge No
25 meets every Sat-
urday night at 7 p
Visiting members welcome
J B Stirman N G
Sam Deabon Sec
ENCAMPMENT
Arapaho Encampment No 35 I
0 O F meets every Second and
Fourth Tuesday nights of each
month at 7 p m Visiting Patri-
archs always welcome
S B Held C P
J Fred Burlingame Scribe
REBEKAH
Easter Rebekah Lodge No 163
1 O O F of Arapaho Okla meets
every First and Third Tuesday night
of each month
Mrs Belle Burlingame N G
Mrs J annie Peck Sec
M w or A
Meets every First and Third Wed
nesday night of each month Visit-
ing brothers always welcome
F A Snodgrebs V C
Jambs Me Vet Clerk
PROFESSIONAL
DENTISTRY j
Dr A C WITHERS
I
DENTIST
i
Office up etairt In Piergon Building
ARAPAHO OKLA
e 13
A Fellifoi Friend
I nave used Chamberlain’s
tired Cholera and Diarrlioe Rem-
nearly all the time A
noticing my condition told me of Jhe publi in 1872 an r
workmen putting found one instance whoie a cure
welke £-! UiS not npeedily effected bylte'
procured a box I
I began their use in accordance
with the directions and beneficial
results were almost instantaneous
I can strongly - recommend such
a reliable remedy as Doan’s Kid-
ney Pills as they gave me the
best of results I am now feeling
better in every way and know
use I have been a commercial
traveler for eighteen ye rs and
never- start cot on a ini without
this my faithful friend” says II
b Nichols of Oaklnnd Okla
When a man has used a remedy
for thirty-five years he knows its
value and is competent to speak
of it
For sale by South Side Drug
Store
For Sale by all dealers Price
50 cents Foster-Millburn Co
Buffalo New York sole agents
for the United States
: Remember the name — Doan’s
— and take noother
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Chrenio Diarrhoea Relieved
Mr Edward E Henry with the
United States Express Co Chi-
cago writes: - ‘‘Our Generw Su-
i John i Walker Icontonplstes n
perintendent Mr Quick handed
me a bottle of Chamberlain’s
Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem-
edy some time ago to check an at-
tack of the old chronic diarrhoea
fine suburban home on the Clinton jx have ued it since that time and
road Someday there wjll bejcured many on our trains who
many such homes but Mr Walk- havfl bcen ick i m an-old sol-
er promises to be the first T1 dier who served with Rutherford
Home sweet Home Boys make Hu®® ?pc W McKinley
four years in the 23d Ohio regi-
ent and have no ailment except
chronic diari hoes which this rem-
your home sweet by building a
new house v
' W P Seawell Lumber Co
edy etops at once”
Charley Brewer called Geo Cor- For sale by South 8ide Drug
11$ a4a!aimr4 eka4 a IaIajiU Ii
nell’e statement that a block in 1 Store
Arapaho was not worth $100 and I
Geo Cornell promised the deed!
bat he can’t or won’t make good
E P Celmes williel! et public
auction all his personal property
Thursday Aagast 20
Mrs Harry LoughmUla went
Olerrheee Qmiwr
lfv ff’her Kftl years beenj ‘ flavensvlile Karr X ' “Wed
c CJOU1 lp writ J -cl— i-
Zlru Pfcljlfpl W I c tj Cl-l
“He saw Chamberlain’s Colio r Innl tMimilm MlMr emaaet reach
"He aaw cuamberiain's uono mimi nue t
Chclsra tad Clarrhoaa Remedy
edvertiisd In rfiHHEr'k:
lican ui
result to ene ken f ' H ' '"' I
aaae tor alshtcea norths Retort KmuSAl
herts a con-
r'rr?r l! i yeouno h
to
V J OUlENCreoo Wddm o
5ZT J
For late clean goods go to
MISS CONNOR 4th door west of
Tirst National Bank
I SELL Ml EXCMXSZ '
REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE
If von wUh to InvtMt In frnlt fnna In on
of toe bet coun‘1 -a In MlmtuM twprovod
or otherwU t ii'I'oh tbnt will ain-prino
rou call and an me or arrtto nra Llt your
Armaand lra al pro any with fin
Am a Bom Speaker
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IV rat puhllhrd AtUIUtt t ISA
ORDINANCE NO 63
AN ORDINANCE requiring the construc-
tion of certtln sidewalks in the Town of
Arapaho Oklahoma
He it ordained by the Board of Trustees of
the Town of Arapaho
Section 1 That the owners of lota herein-
after named and numbered be and they
are her by required to build and conatruct
cement or concrete sidewalks same to be
constructed In compliance with the estab-
lished grade on the streets named and the
same to be under the supervision ol the
Town Marshal and Olty Engineer us hereto-
fore provided by ordinance Said sidewalks
to be built upon Main Street Dcglnnlng one
block east of Broadway and extending two
block weal of Broadway and adjoining the
following named lots towlt: Lots number
tt ie lt 12 IS U 1A Id 17 13 19 and SO In
Block 81 - Lot number Si 10 11 13 18 14 1A
10 17 M 19 and 20 In Block 3S Lot 7 8 9 10
11 18 18 14 18 10 17 and 13 In Block 33 Lots
1 3 8 4 & 8 7 8 9 0 It and 19 Ip Block48
th
Lot 1 8 a 4 8 0 8 3 and the Post Offlee
RcaarvaTh Block number 47 Lots number
“ “ “ 11 aud 13 In Block
1 3 4 A 7 K M0
numbered andalao upon Broadway begin-
aa Dtocl
qqW ol - - -
tending one Mock south of Main street and
Joining the following named Lota towlti
Luis I 3 8 4 A and J3 In Block 3 LoU l
13 14 18 13 and 17 In Block 47 Lots 13 IX 14
IS 1 and 17 In Block 44 Lots 4 5 8 7 8 and
3 In Block 81 Said atdewalka on Mala Street
to be twelve feet wide and four Inches thick
the base to ha mixed one part cemaat to
even pe-t of gravel aad saaa the top to be
oae half lack thick mixed oae part ceamml
to two parte sand said atdewalka to have a
J C SHULL
Lawyer
Practices in all the courts
F O
FRITZ r
Auctioneer
Custer City Okla
Farm sales a specialty
Dates can be made at this office
WM R HUGHES
Abstractor of Titles and Con -veyancer
Special attention given to abstractor
and correction of titles to deeded prop-
title
erty la Custer county Oklahoma
Office in rear of First National Bank
Arapaho Okla
PHILLIPS & MILLS
Lawyers
Room 6 First National Bank building
AKA HA HO OKLAHOMA
r McCullough
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON
X-Ray Examination Electric Treatmect
Eye-glasses Fitted Offlee First N at J Baak
Notice for Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U S Land Ornoa Guthuib Okla
July 28 1908
Notice Is hereby given that Granville H
Shields of Butler Okla who on July 23
1003 made Homestead Entry No 24898 for
NEK Sec 33 Twp 14N Range 18W of the In-
dian Meridian has filed notlco of Intention
to make Anal Uvo year proof to establish
claim to the land above described before
the Clerk of the District Court of Ouster
County Okla at his office at Arapaho
Okla on the 8tb day of September 1908
Claimant names as witnesses:
1 F T WetrOeorge Ward John Shelton B
H Hartley all of Arapaho 7
L N HOUSTON Register
(First published July 31 1908) t
Inches wide at tha base and -
Th Mki on Broadway to he M
a the top
feet wide
rare &
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dectlrn 8 Tha owners bf all of th above
erne Lots shall he glvaa lagal aad valid
aotloe of tha passage of this ordinance aad
aired to
time la which
said atdewalka aa provided
Mo It now la foroe and If any oi sain
ewsera ehaUJall aad refaa to build tha
-md wit hi a rixtt day from th tin ssdd
t h I it eerved apoa tham than th eala
town Marshal ahall balld aad ooastruet
pnfi a? employ contractors to do ao and
Soall 82 too costs ef tame to th rsepectlve
Lot and the owners thereof
Section 8 All ordinance aad parts of ord-
hvoncesLt oonllct with thla ordlaaao are
Uactloe 7lAn’ emargeaov Is herahy de-
clared to exist aad this ordlaanc shall tab
offset aad b i la full foroa from aad after It
ua stage and aporov tl
President Board Trust s
Attest— A R Uu Town Ulerk
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This coupon is worth 10 cento to
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it to cvnns oxos
store by Aug 15th "
together with $1 15 nd geij oat
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Lawton, Jesse Wilber. The Arapaho Bee. (Arapaho, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, August 14, 1908, newspaper, August 14, 1908; Arapaho, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2306980/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.