The Sentinel Leader. (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, March 11, 1910 Page: 1 of 6
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G. E.Jones wants to do your watch, clock and jewelry repair work, At Barton Drug Store
The Sentinel Leader.
Successor to SBXTIX IvL X EWSBOY.
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SENTINEL, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, MAR. f. 1910
SIXTH YEAR, NO. 31
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Oklahoma Laws Made Plain." an0ther real fstave deal l,ve stock association.
Such laws as arise in the everyday lives of Farmers, Business
Men and Mechanics are explained in this book in language so plain
that all can understand. It is Law that protects property and
money and everybody who has property or money should have
this valuable book. This work has been prepared at a large ex-
pense. This book is not on sale and you can only get it direct
from us. Call at our bank and you will be given a copy of this
book free of charge. Yours respectfully,
Citizens State Bank of sentinel,
H. 1>. POHTJSK, CASHIER.
THE METHODIST MEETISG
Continued Through This Week
With Good Encourage*
men! For Results.
The meeting at the Methodist
church is gaining ground, every
day. The services were con-
tinued this week and there
seems to be great cause for en-
couragement, as good results
are coming right along.
Rev. Mr. Ellis arrived the
first of the week, and has been
doing most of the preaching. He
bears the reputation of being a
very earnest worker, and Rev.
Mr. Weaver has done well to get
him.
The congregations are large
and interasted, bath at the morn -
ing and evening services.
The choir is a splendid one,
led by Mr. Clifton Davies in
quite a capable manner.
Go hear a good sermon and
good singing at this meeting.
Trade By Which Two More Dig Organized Lost Friday With Very
Bricks Will Be Built (j0od Membership. Good
in Sentinel.
Results in Sight.
The Sentinel live stock asso-
Onion sets, all kinds—red
low and white—25c per gallon at
P. A. Preuit Grocery Co's.
Fourth Monthly Report
Of Combs School.
Those making an average of
ninty per-cent or more were —
Virgel Guthrie, Florence Reed
and Oscar Mingle.
Those making an average of
eighty-five per-cent or more1
were- Harold Reed, Pauline
Boggs, Vernard Guthrie, Eugene
Andes, Edward Andes, Troy
Northcut, Charley Mc Broom,
Carrie Scott, Ilsaac Mc Broom,
Cora Reed, Ruby Tullis, Bliss
Williams, Herbert Boggs, George
Northcut, and Ila Cluck.
Those neither absent nor tardy
were— Albert Howard, Harold
Reed. Pauline Boggs, AJva
Williams, Bliss Williams, Charl< y
Mc Broom, Carrie Scott, Cora
Reed, Ebward Andes, Eugene
Andes, France Mc Broom, George
Northcut, Isaac Mc Broom, Ila
j Cluck, Joe Scott, Myrtle Williams
Mc Kinley Williams' Oscar Min-
gle, Roy Howard, Terrel Ban-
nister, Tuck Mingle, Troy Nortl -
cut, Willie Bannister, Clay Rich-
yel* ey, and Mary Richey.
On one of these lots the po.^t- j
office building now stands, and'
that building will be moved fur- j
ther west to another lot purchas-1
ed by Mr. Winton.
On the lots purchased next to
the Lankford-Clark corner Mr. I
Winton will place two nice brick 1
buildings. Thus it will be seen
that Sentinel goes right on in 1
there.
Car of seed potatoes, Triumph,
Ohio and Early Rose,
tf Hulett's Grocery Store.
Is not this the sort of
your business?
'Jones'll fix your clock."
J. J. Winton has bought the
two lots just west of and adjoin-, . „ .,
,, T i p y n\ i i ciation was organized last Friday
ing the Lankford-Clark con. r , . 6 , ,
., ,i • j c nit ' i , and there was a good attendance
on the north side of Main street. i lL. Al * ^ . ,,
upon this, the first of the meet-
ings.
Tne organization will be known
as The Sentinel Improved Live
Stock and Breeders' Association
I and is composed of some of the
very best of our farmers, and
they will make the affair a suc-
cess.
The meeting was held in the
c . i , i opera house. S. L. Jones was
the brisk line of get up and got; , . , ., . T tt n
{elccted president. J. H. Farris
I vice president and A. C. Park
secretary-treasury. It will be
! seen at a glance that the officer
i list is a good one and there is
n . o. Q,i nJc_s.^ v , > going to be some business done tion was organized March 4th,
Onion sets, all kinds led, y - rj?;ht away with that bunch at
low and white—25c a gallon ; ^ea(j *
P. A. Preuit Grocery Co's. i After the officers
were elected,
I then came a roll of membership,
and before it takes time to tell it
fourteen of the best farmers and
stock raisers of Sentinel and vi-
cinity were on the list and ready
fop work. That is the way they
(df) things up in Oklahoma. And
, more names are going to be ad-
ded to the list right along.
' The next step was to get the
funds with which to make the
A Bank That is Strong
In money, in men, in courtesies and in a desire to make
its service of practical value to every person who favors it
with their account.
A Bank in which you can place implicit confidence.
bank which you need to identify
Sentinel : State : Bank.
W. A. McAtee. Cashier
At a meeting of the teachers
institute of Washita county held
at Cordell last Saturday, a vota
was taken to decide where the
county normal should be hel l
this summer. A motion to mo\ e
it? ^Weatherford was secont !,
but only a very few voted for .
A motion was then made a d
put before the house—should t )
normal be held at Cordell or
Sentinel, and after a few w !
directed remarks by represent -
tives from our city, a vote w; ;
taken, and the result was seve -j
teen to twenty-seven in favor
Cordell. Had jt not been f> ,•
the large number of Cord> i
teacheas present. Sentinel wor i
have won with a nice majorit. .
POULTRY ASSOCIA-
TION ORGANIZED.
Good Membership And
Splendid Interest
Manifested.
The Sentinel Poultry Associa-
Friday last, and the following
officers were elected:
Dr. B.F. Bryant, prasiaent,
J. H. Cox, vice president, A. E.
Biley, secretary, and treasure.
There were twenty-two mem-
bers at the first neeting, and it
looks like this number will be
doubled at the next meeting.
The purpose of the organization
is to encoutsge the breeding of
better poultry and get in line for
the show at Sentinel next fall.
m. . The next meeting will be
11 kjro ma financial way This, announced in tIle Leader and
v atao easy, and as a starter a n a„ fte ^ ible.
This: Thereare hustlers Hke J j|
Welborn and others, right here
in Sentinel after this and they
doiiar each was put down.
was good also.
A committee of five was an-
r ,:,!rted ,t0 S,?ntif1 Stat- will make it go.
' ■ iiic following are breebers
a constitution and by-laws wi.l;who took membership: Wood-
be drafted. The following nam-:Greshami B|ue AndeIuvians;
committee: J. H. ^
MORTON REALTY GO.
The time has come in the development of this the finest country
in the State of Oklahoma, that THE MORTON REALTY CO.
sells more property than any other Real Estate Firm in Washita
County. And the reason is not far to seek. WE ATTEND TO
OUR BUSINESS. People who want to sell property list it With
us for sale and people who want to buy, come to us for that pur-
pose, and the result is satisfied customers both a-comin' and
a-goin'.
That 21 acres we have for saleladjoinin# the" town site will make a
model little dairy or truck farm, do you happen to know that
just at this time the proposition is wide open for a dairy right
here. In the expressive language of the medicine man: "Our
children are crying for milk" and cant get it.
That quarter section of good land in three miles of town is a sure
enough farm bargain where you cant go wron^ if you buy.
And there is one Main street business lot that the man who owns it
is willing to seperate himself from it for less than its cash value.
Better "Do it now" if you get interested in any 01
the above propositions
ed.are on the committee
Farris, W. A. Pope, W. C. Rob-
erson, Geo. Bishop and D. D.
Walker.
There being no further busi-
ness before the meeting an ad-
journment was taken till date
named above.-
It may be well to name some
Blue
John D. Terry, White Wyan
dottesjO. D. Rech, White Wyan-
dotts; W. C. Robertson, Black
Langshangs; Mrs. C. E. Lucas,
Barred Plymouth Rocks and
S. C. Reds; Mrs. J. K. Evans,
S. C' W. Leghorns: R. E. Poarch,
Whitn Wyandotts; J. R. Mc Nab,
B. P. Rocks and Bronge turkeys
of the men who are to be in that Jjm Guess> Buff Orpingtons;
The New Hotel Coming Along.
The foundation for the building
of J. E. Wright on the south side
of Main street is coming nicely.
In this block will be located
the new hotel, in the upper sto-
ries, as has been stated in these
columns before. The lower part
of the buildings will be used for
business houses.
Flying machines get there
these days, but Sentinel beats
them to it.
If you have eye trouble, or are
in need of glasses, don't fail to
consult Dr. Keiser, the Hobart
Eye Specialist, at Dr. Bennet's
office, Monday March 14, as he
has been making regular visits
to Sentinel for several months
and he guarantees all work to be
satisfactory.
A correct test, properly fitted
glasses, and guaranteed satis-
faction, will be obtained if you
take your case to Dr. Keiser, the
Hobart Eye Specialist, at Dr.
Bennet's office, Monday March
14th. 3-4,2t
I have just completed a course
at McKillips' Veterinary College
in Chicago and am «prepared to
do all kinds of veterinary work.
Surgery a specialty. Stock in-
spected for shipment. I test cat-
tle for tuberculosis, going to
Texas. O.D. Chedester, D.V.S.
Phone 125, Cordell, Okla. 3-4,4t
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organization, and others are go
ing to come:
J. H. Farris, short horn cattle
and Duroc swine.
J. L. McNabb, Poland-China
swine.
W. C. Robers&n, draft horses.
G. D. Lagrone, White Wyan-
dotts; Mrs. John Farris, S. C.
White Leghorns; H. C. Hiatt,
Rhode Island Reds, and B. P.
Rocks; R. C. Morton, Black
Langshangs; Dr. Bryane, White
Leghorns; Mrs; Leslie, Rose
to. B. Davidson, Poland-China Coml)S> and Rhode Igland Reds;
swine and harness horses. Mrg Bajn Davidson> Buff Leg-
G.-E. Ramsey. Poland-China horng; j M Welbosn S. C. and
swine ahd shorthorn cattle. Rhode Island Reds; Mrs Annie
W. A. Pope & Co., DurocjLindsay S c R I Reds and
s™e; ' S. C. Black Langshangs; Prof.
S. L. Jones & Son, Duroc white Wyandotts.
swine* . , The above list includes enough
G. E. Lucas. Duroc swine and gowl fo,ks to tuun a boom town
short horn cattle.
J. A. Lessly, Duroc swine.
J". K. Evans, Duroc swine.
A F. Duru & Son, Hereford ™ ™ ju'st'what the people
cattle and Duroc swine.
J. H. Cox, Poland-Cnina swine.
green with envy, but Sentinel
people do every thing like this
and these kinds nf folks, and
of the state expect of Sentinel.
A. C. Park and W. T. Good- you can get the best McAlister
man are also men who are in coal for $6.50; the Big M flour,
line. the best that is made, for $1.35
The new editor of the Leader sack. We want your busi-
Morton Realty Company
admits that he does not know all
of these men personally, but he
wants to knowj them. However,
he has been told they are not
ionly talkers of the wrork, but
doers as well, and the folks who
; told him this know what they are
talking about.
. Let the good work go right on.
ness; call and see us. Wilbur-
Miltenberger's elevator.
'Jones'll fix your clock."
New Millinery Store For Sentinel.
Sentihel just keeps on a move.
Yov cant keep it back. Aside
from the new buildings now in
I: progress, new business enter-
• J. G. Pauley, of Cloud-chief, prises are being started all the
V' i came over Monday and is figure- time.
ing on getting some of the work Mrs. J. W. Morrison has open-
i of plastering some of these new i ed an exclusive millinery store
buildings thst are going up here, in the old stand the Leader, and
- ' He is a hustler. As a side line she is going to carry a first-class
; Mr. Pauley takes a wolf hunt stock, we are informed.
't i, occassionlly, and he Voght over The Leader welcomes her to
} i some fine stag hounds with | our midst.
f which to hunt, north-west of And, there are other people
, looking thss way for a location.
FARM LOANS: On Farm Loans \vc
get Quick Service and can give you
BEST TERMS of anybody in this tieJd.
can
the
200 New Subscribers.
Since the Newsboy changed
hands and the name changed
to The Sentinel Leader, the new
management has worked un-
ceasingly to build up the sub-
scription list, to send the paper
to every home within a radius
of fifteen miles of Seetinel, to
to make the advertisers feel that
in placing ads. in our paper they
were making an investment that
would bring large returns, and
we feel that our efforts have
been rewarded. In the past
month we have enrolled upon
our subscription book over 200
new names, 95 per-cent of them
live in and around Sentinel. Our
lists are increasing daily, and
are now nearing the 600 mark.
We want and must have 500
more subscribers before the first
of July 1910. We are now in
our new quarters on Main street
and are making many improve-
ments.
Tell your good neighbor what
a good paper The Leader is, show
him a copy of it and assist us in
boosting Sentinel and community
Our chicken ordinance seems
to have been repealed on the
ground that these useful domes-
tics are members of either the
vegetable or the mineral king-
doms, and not animals at all;
and since the statute does not
provide for the confinement and
safe keeping on vegetables and
minerals, it is held that chickens,
ducks, geese, guineas, turkeys
anb such like are not subject to
ordinance supervision.
Let us figure with you on a lis-
ter. Bolon Bros.
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