The Cimarron News. (Kenton, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1899 Page: 4 of 4
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The Cimarron News.
Local Affairs.
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Fwbato Judge,
Cleric,
TiWMMir r,
BIwrlflT,
Awoaadr,
Attorney,
Register or DwK
Btipf. of 8cho
Surveyor,
Coroner,
C. 0. Tannchlll
Prod 0. Tracy
Hubert Brown
llarry J. Ilea*
William Qulnti
Dyko ilnllingi'i'
Fred C. Tracy
T. L. Floyd,
<}. M. Gaiilnor
N. A. IVisliam,
Commissioners, J. T. Dunlap, l«t DM
N. F. McCord, 2d "
J. L. Hh-vlo, 3d "
Thr Nicws Mlni'tH out ok n fix coluiu
folio, but It* aim will bo Increased
m necessity require*. If It Is so much
of ft aucocM ft* to dnmnnd an eight
column quarto, mi eight column quarto
will b® laaucd. Wo nek everyono to
lend ua their support. Subscribe and
aeod Thr News to your friend* in thr
Mat.
lira. Youngblood has boon quite aick
•gain thta week.
RuckSiigart la breaking aome bron-
ctioa for Horace Easley.
0.0. Graham raporta the loss or 2
or S oalvos recently by wolvea.
Kd Tanner and Sant Bugart camc
down rrom Carriso Springs Wcndu*-
day.
Dave Darling was in town Monday
evening to replenish his stock of pro*
visions.
Uraudina Eddy has a new buggy that
will bo a great pleasure to hjt' In iter
driving hours.
Will Dctamore and wife went down
lo tiarratt, yesterday on a visit to the
. lattpr's parents.
' ■y Harrington k CordUh moved their
cattle yesterday to their pasture out
near Springfield.
John Pawley wont over on tho Cor-
rowpa yesterday to look up grass and
water for hti cattle.
.
Look* to tho quality of the dry goods she buys and always
considers It of the first Importance. Ono of tlio reasons for
my success Is that 1 have always bought goods that tho careful
woman will scled—tako for Instance
R. & 0. CORSETS, every pair warranted
Tho E. Z. WAI8T,
The BEE WAIST,
and In fact everything that shows itself right I get for my trade
and say to you that I have got tho finest lino of READY TO-
WEAR SKIRTS, all patterns stylos and qualities, from tho in-
expensive to the best, and
IiABZW MBXRT wAXATBi
1 liavo Ladies' Shirt Waists in Silk TafTctte,
.< ii «i .< a a i. Satin,
« a i< « a a H' Percale,
a a " *' •« " " New Cerise Sftttcen,
n a i. <i ii a a Pique,
«. a a ii it a •< Lawn.
Oh, Do Not Forget the Baby.
I have everything ti.at is wanted for him or her ami it makes no
dltlference if they are one day old or one year and a day—In fact
wo can outfit at all ages, and do it right too.
Yours very respectfully,
piiil dbnit25-
Barnuy Miller came in from Folsom
Tuesday night With two loads of Im-
plements for Tanner.
r*# silt*.
Black Amber cane seed, machine
threshed and clean. John Skellcy,
Mineral, Okla,
John ltlef came iu Wednesday morn-
ing with a load of groceries and grain
for the Cimarron Supply Co.
Dr. JudktM had a professional call
to Carrtso Springs, last Friday after-
ttoon, and was gone several days.
W. A. tfyde has returned from Ilos
Well, New Mexico, and reports it just
as dry thero as here, and grass short.
Mrs. Will Luirtpkins gave a social
dance last Friday evening to a select
humbcr of her friends, at her homo on
the Carriaoso.
Grandma Tanner, who has been vis-
iting Loo Sears foi' a Week or two past
Went up to Carriso Springs yesterday,
to visit with Jesse Tanner's.
Bd Eddie man is having his houao
plastered anew this week. Jim Pyles
Is swinging the trowel and Dayton
Messenger the hoe on tlie job.
The dance to bo given at Tanner's
tlew building will be lield Friday even-
ing Slfty 46th. Free oyster supper in
Connection. Everybody Invited.
A. W. Tanner lias purchased the
Darling dobe in town and U building
It higher. He will put a new roof on
Mid make It a comfortable residence.
A taggy burro crept into town a few
days ago, and tlie boys ate supremely
liappy. They Would make a grand
subject for some enterprising kodaker.
Jay Wartenliec the dotf poisoner, lias
traded enough medicine to Cimarron
raitdimen to get a lierd of 24 Head of
eattkn He was getting his rattle togeth-
er ttila week.
The Vcfle family who live in l^ead
Of l\ t canon was bunted out of house
and tame last Monday It was a very
Windy (lay ami a fire liad l«*n u* d
Tor rooking dinwr or brrtil. When
tlie tie was dK-ovrmi shortly after,
tlie kitchen was aMaft* and tlie family
got out. Tlie Mm folks were all away
*0d almost nothing was saved,
SAY,
A CAREFUL WOMAN
ed at Liberal since January 1st. A few
hides have not yet boou hauled to town
and a reasonable number of animals
that died during tho winter weto not
skinned. I liberal draws from 50 miles
amihcnsi; from ovur 100 miles *outh
and from a considerable distanoo north.
Considering tho Inrge territory and tho
vast nuiubor of caltla In ll, tho stock
lo *e> represented by tlui hides market-
ed are unusual, but not enormous.—As
the lieu vor county run go is overstocked
It I* necessary for I lie ranchmen to raise
more feed for winter, otherwise next
winter'* hide crop will duplicate that
nf the winter Just closod. Thero will
lie tons and tons of sorghum raised in
the county this year.—Hardosly Herald.
a I'L-iJ JH8
A Khii«iis frog, becoming ambitious
to accumulate knowlodgd, met up with
a bull snako ono day and boldly ac-
costod him and asked for such informa-
tion as lie possessed. "All right," said
tho snake, as he made a dlvo for tho
frog, "I will put you on tho Inside."
And lie did. Then the frog's son who
happened to see his mother disappear,
said: "Mother might have been spared
to us a good'while longer if she hadn't
been so nil-fired anxious to find out
about other people's business."—Mail
and Breeze.
Jack M. Potter went up to Carriso
Springs this week and bought Jesse IL
Tanner's Denmark saddle horse. This
Is ono of tho finest stallions in the
country.
John Milliken of Folsom, a cattle
buyer was looking at cattle here yester-
day and tho day before. He got about
60 head from S. J. Slanc, paying $17
for yearlings.
R. B. Maloy is in Arizona to buy cat-
tle. Ho will Invest In yearling steers.
Wade Burnett is holding down his
ranch for him. Mr. Maloy is expected
to return in a few days with 500 head.
J. Copenbarger was in from his ranch
in a prong of Pat canon, yesterday,
lie tolls of a fine mineral prospect that
has recently been discovered In his
neighborhood, and reports some extra
fine gray quarts.
Recollect wo arc agent for tho McCor-
mlck machines, and will soon have a
sample oh hahd. Also will have a full
line of repairs. If you want the best
machine made buy a McCormlck.
Cimarron Sum.* Co
Stophcn Else and Wife stayed over
night here leaving this morning for
Syracuse, Kansas, their homo. Mr.
Else has been out in the mountains, and
traveling around for the past three
weeks for the benefit of his health.
Jack Potter is going into the horse
business. lie lias purchased 30 head
of horses from Job Sayre, and Is look-
ing for more in other directions. This
is said to be one of the easiest and sur-
est methods of making money that is to
be found in the west.
Sam Pawley passed through here
Tuesday with 850 head of yearling
steers that lie was taking to lias Ani*
mas for pasturage, his range up the
rlrer being too short for the calves to
thrive upon. He has a nice bunch of
cattle and will probably find sale for
them in that section.
John Thorp and It W. Wajrner were
up in Colorado tlie fore part of tlie
week on their wmbannual anteli i>c
hunt. They failed t i And Dick Thorp
or Uncle Dave Collins who usually dl
vide up their Wolf meat with tlwm,
titer had to make a genuine hunt
never find an ideal location, and are
never satisfied, so keep moving—half of
them never know when tlicy arc well
off.
Albert Palnier has traded his year-
ling steers for dog poison and has se-
cured the exclusive right to use the
medicine in the territory from Folsom,
N. Mex. to Metcalf, Oklahoma, and
the tributaries of tho Cimarron between
tho two points. Mr. Palmer has a good
layout and will no doubt make some
good money at the work, as this meth-
od of ridding a place of dogs is all right
and proven to bo successful.
I'Outltl At Last.
We have found at last a mower that
will cut the Cimarron hay, that will,
without choking up and breaking pit
man and knife head. We have tho
well-known Osborne mowci and rakes,
We Will let you try mower or rakes,
and if they don't give satisfaction you
noed not take it. Our price and terms
are right. We have a good Supply of
mowers and rakes on hand. Come and
seo them. A. W. Tanner & Co,
At the home of Win. White i'2 miles
up the river, occurred last Friday, a
blithday party in honor of Mrs. Frank
Anderson. The Johnsons, llocords and
others wei'e there to celebrate tho day.
Nearly All of Mrs. Anderson's children
being present. She received many nico
presents, and was happr to receive such
attention from her affectionate children
May site live Ions? to bo surprised many
more timoa.by those Who are bound to
her by the closc ties of love.
Tub Cimarron News, $1.25 per year
You arc invited to subscribe.
CIMARRON
SUPPLY OO.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
PIMI.RK* IN
©MI! A L IHMQMMH*
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes etc.
Can supply ranches with anything they
need on short notice. Nice clean
stock always on hand and new
goods arriving every
few days.
'4k
Agent for the McCormick Machines
Come and see us and learn prices.
CIMARRON SUPPLY Co.
Kenton, - - - Okla.
See our offer of the Live Stock In
spoclor with the News*.
CoiMolidated
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Woodward. 0kla Ter., i
April 41 189!'.$
Notice 11) hnreby tfvon that the following
named settlers have fllod notleo of tholr intention
to make final proof in support of their claiind.
and that said proof will bo made before Robert
H. Doan.U. 8. Court Commissioner, in and for
^leaver County. Oklahoma Territory, atUarrett.
Oklahoma Territory, on June !l 1800, viz;
vlut FRANK SPUR'JEON II.E. No, 10H5.
For the Lot 4 Soo. 5 and Lots 1 and 2 and 8 W U
N 15 !i Sec 6 Twp. S. N-. R. 4 E. C. M.
vl*: WILLIE SPURGEON H. E. No. 10t.C,
For the NEW, NE>« Sec 12 and cast half SE 'j
and SFJi NEW Seo 1 Twp. 4. N. R. 8. E. C. M.
They name the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence u pon, and cultivation
of, snid land, viz:
Witnesses for Frank spurnoon:
Charley Marselus of Gallienas, Olfla. Tor.
(Saorge Gamcl of Garrett
Tilford N.Bruncr of " " '■
Choster Bruner of "
Witnesses for Willie Spurgeon:
Charley Marselus, of Gallienas, Okla. Tcr.
George Gamel of Garrett,
Harvey (1. Wilson of "
Chester Bruner of "
F. D. Hrai.Y, Register.
A. W. TANNER,
StltVISYlNfland ESBISEEBIJKJ.
Prompt attention given to running lines for
settlers, and locating irrigating ditches.
*irLocating settlers a specialty.
Kenton - - - Oklahoma Ter.
DYKE 8ALLINGER,
Attorney atid Counselor at Law.
BEAVER. OKLAHOMA.
ffohn R. Guyor,
Lawyer.
Practice in all the courts of New Mexi-
co and Oklahoma,
Clayton, - - New Mexico,
There is a fueling of uneasiness, if
not alarm, anions tho cattle grown s
over the continued dry weather. There
ha« not been rainfall enough so far
to start the >trass so it would innke
fair grazing! Herds that camc through
the long cold winter thin and weak arc
Mill thin ami weak and still dving for
want of good grass. Some have already
taken a portion of their cattle out of
tlie valley, and other* soy tlwy Will be
competed tu «o >n if it does not rain. |
Tills is one of the ui st discouraging j
spring" fiat has fallen to tin* lot of tho
cattleman for a number of years, c*i ec«
aol iaily to tl-.e man who 1«a« a t ij{ herd,
on i B i>Tr< ha v.- *Miv • largely oil ae-
Call at the News office and sec a copy
of The Live Stock Insi'ecToR, publish-
ed at Woodward, Okla. We some-
times have sample copies to .gtvo out.
This stock paper is an institution of
Oklahoma and is deserving of ehcour
agemrnt by stock men. Many good
things appear in its columns-many
things worth knowing that may save
you several times the subscription price
which is$1.00. If ) oil are a subscriber
to the News we w!l> take your sub
scriptionat a greatly reduced price.
An> person sending us $1.60 will re-
ceive both one year. The Live Stock
Ius|ieetor Is semi-monthly.
tlieir OWh account, and cattw hoit*
but not meatlc*.
Two wagon* load of emigrant* !•*««-
ed through town yudfnlsy b-aling
westward without any o rtata objnHive
point. (h e hailed fr «m t;ie I' il«i«aw
■ tired c.Miiit o' t'.i
ik condition of t!;e cat-
tle and HO «ra«« or water to drtrc on
In a in< a^-tion* mAhM now and rain
ha« I'alie* to unto* fair gra** bid tin*
gn«t scopc « f anutiiiji country is
M<tlr in iwed nf rain, and low* will
dria
jiart of thi« krrttory.
eMwl'mw till H due* ron**. '
Many peoyl ' Over 11^)00 lii«V have tai n market
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