The Cimarron News. (Boise City, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 19, 1920 Page: 2 of 4
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FEBRUARY 19. 1920
THURSDAY.
THE CIMARRON NEWS. BOISE CITY. OKLAHOMA
A NEW SAVINGS PLAN
KteaSizing the real need for some practical aid and encourage-
ment toward systematic and regular Savings, the Farmers
State Bank has devised and inaugurated a Savings plan which
presepti several unusual features:
A Savings Bank, absolutely safe, which cannot be destroyed
that you keep in your own home.
Your Savings, as they accumulate, brought in and placed in
an interest bearing account at your convenience.
SAVE ar.d HAVE, is Uncle Sam's slogan. Your government
urges savings in some manner. Make this your slogan. Ed-
ucate the children to the need of such practice and insure
your future with an account of your own.
WE HAVE A SPECIAL OFFER GOOD FOR TWO WEEKS.
Ask about it.
A SQUARE DEAL OR NO DEAL AT All
THE NEW BANK THE LIVE TOWN
The Farmers State Bank
Texh ) n:i, Oklahoma.
♦ Guy Yv\ Slack, President; Chas. A. Tilghman, V. Pres.
« .*C- L. Swan, Cashier.
X Gen. Roy Hoffman, I. M. Slack, Directors-
BANKING IN ALL OF ITS BRANCHES
THE CIMARRON NEWS.. £k"fc
.ent to join the An-
and Mrs. Leap and
Mr. and Mrs. Hoff have the sympathy
Puolistaed every Thursday. of all their neighbors, but there is
— i an anguish so deep that words can-
IOBCOE C. THOMAS, PUBLISHER, not reach. We are hoping that now
_____——— ——— the Reaper will pass on for we feel
Subscription Price I that we have given of our choicest
To those living in Cimarron County , and cannot stand more.
firet parcel post zone, per year
ti.00.
To tho«e Hving beyond first zone, per
year $1.60.
NORTHWESTERN STATE NOR
MAL SCHOOL (ALVA) NOTES
The attendance was broken con-
siderably last week on account of
ths "Flu
-Contributed.
Mr and Mrs John Cooper of north
of Willowbar were in town Monday.
Wm. Crawford of Garlington was
in town Friday.
P. E. Alexander of Union Chapel
was in town Saturday.
E. J. Spear and L. R. Baxter and
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ingle of Willow-
bar were in town last week.
For Sale- 3-year old thoroughbred
Holstein bull. Geo. W. Marsh, Gar-
29t3p.
Mrs. Weatherby had her students lington, Okla.
to show so.of their work in Cha- R g Roberts an(, j D McBride
pel last Tues a>. or j were over from Willowbar looking
a good course in Home Hyg.ene and
First Aid, as was shown by the
classes. I J. H. Hammontree of Willowbar
Southwestern at Weatheifoid brot | ar)d y s of , w )r
its basket ball team to Alva la.-.t , tovvn Mon(jay and called on us.
Monday and Tuesday The games
were hard fought, but Northwestern Presiding Elder Wilson «>f Hooker
had the. bad luck of losing both of was in Boise City Saturday on busi-
ness of the church.
Phillips of Enid Was at Alva on
rmui|>n " * Messrs Mesdanu-s J. I., Harris and
Friday and Saturday. Northwestern
, A " „ tVi». results! Mi/.er from west of town were
shopping in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Thompson of
west of town were in Saturday to
shop and visit.
B. O. Cator writes from Stratford
that his elevator is paying $2.35 for
good wheat this week.
A. E Barbour and Edward Mc-
Graw of Pratt, Kansas, are visiting
•J. E. Barbour at Griggs, and all
Tuesday.
lost the first game, and the result
of the second have not been report-
ed to date of writing.
The work on the gymnasium is
progressing rapidly.
GRIM REAPER 1AKES THREE
FRO* THE DEE COMMUNITY
Our community is passing through
the saddest period it has ever been
our lot to endure. The Angel of
Death has passed its hand over our
three times during the pastt { H.
week It first claimed our neighbor
J. M. Avery. Being a bachelor, h»
lived alone and was sick with thr
flu for almost a week Realizing hu
condition, he made hi* way over to count,y seat on last Thursday.
E. E. l^eap's on Sunda\, Feb. Kth.
Mt-dir.il aid was called but pneumo-
nia had already se-t in and he passed
away on Wednesday, the 11th.
The next was Charlotte I^-ap. h«c
8 years, Thursday, the 12th. Sue
passed xmilingly away, after only a
short illnes of diptheria. It seems
as if he should have been satisfied
after entering the same home twice.
hut nay. From the desolate home' Mr. and Mrs. W. T Hughes and
of *he L~aps, he took hi* flight 5 Mr hrul Mrs. Meredith Hughes - f
mile* north und wevt arrl just at ' Kent-n. also ••Smoky" Phillip- were
the break of day on the 16th. he si- jn Boise City Tuesday.
lently entered the home of George
Hoff and carried away little & year Messrs and Mesdames P. R W:ish-
old Opal, the choicest bud he could | burn and Elmer Jenkins, und Mes-
frad Little Opal suffered untold n« , Umex Ed Sellars and Walter Mor-
onic of diphtheria for several hours row of Willowbar were in t'>wn last
then sweetly c!asj>ed her hsndx as I of the week.
John Skelley and son J. D., C. E
Roberts, F. S. Wood, F. F Bourk of
Wheeless and Mexhoma were in the
Arthur Behimer and family were
down from Kenton Sunday visitirg
his brother B. F. Behimer of Boise
City.
Hollis E. McCoy of beyond Willow-
bar was in the city Tuesday and in
to renew his father's sub for the
county paper.
Mr. and Mi
H. Hagan and C. F. David of
out beyond Willowbar were in town
Saturday and both called on the
News and put their dates up a year
or two ahead.
Frank Bassett and H. N. Clark of
Griggs and W. J. Bassett of Wichita
were in town last of the week and
came to swap yarns with the editor.
W. J. used to live out here and still
owns a half section down at Griggs.
MONEY—To Loan on your Farm:
The Farmers State, The New Bank at
Texhoma. Inspections made from
here. NO WAITING. 25-tf-c
Prof. Chas. L Bowman and wife
of Bertrand were in town Saturday
and went out to Wheeless to visit
Mrs. Bowman's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Noble. Mrs. Noble, who had
been visiting them returned to her
home at Wheeless with them.
District Supt. A. E. Henry of Lib-
beral was in Boise City Saturday to
hold quarterly conference of the M-
E. church. It was a highly impor-
tant session in that a decided ac-
tion was taken looking towards the
churches in this county.
A big crowd attended the Theo.
Wood sale Tuesday out Hurley way
and everything sole well. The Wo-
mens Mission Society went out and
served lunch for it and sold all the
sandwiches and coffee they could
make, realizing over $48 for their
fund therefrom.
D. J. Rowden. A. C. Gibson and
O. L. Green of Mexhoma and Wheel-
ess were in to see the News Tuesday
evening and all renewed for the pa-
per Mr. Whitley was with them,
but he was in about a week ago to
subscribe for the paper, so we did
not get to skin him out of anything
this time.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Nail and fam-
ily of northeast of town had the
pleasure of a visit from their rela-
tive.-,. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nail and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cowan, and their
friend. Miss Leone Stargill, all of
Clay. Ky., the old home of the Nail
family. They were all in town one
day last week.
Mr. H. F. Johnson of Long Beach,
Calif., orders the News sent to him.
He enclosed some orange leaves and
a rose in his letter and says that
it is nice and warm out there and
oranges are just getting ripe and
the flowers all in bloom. He has
bought a fine home on the boulevard
between Los Angeles and Long Beach
and he has found the place he has
been wanting to get to for years.
A few words of encouragement
and appreciation is good for a fellow
at times, any time if it is accom-
panied with cash, as was those in
the letters of our readers. D. C.
Ward of Pollock, Mo., Chas. T Lind-
sey of Altamont, Mo„ E. E. Frank
of Rocky Comfort, Mo., J. A. Bro-
gan of Dixon, Ky. The-e men are
all interested in Cimarron county
and believe it has a great future, so
appreciate the News efforts to put
the county on the map and slip us
some nice taffy along with the feale
to renew for their papers. We like
it, but would like to have them out
here to help us do some of this
boosting for the county.
MONEY To Loan on your Farm:
The Farmers State, The New Bank at
Texhonm. Insp'Cf io-s made from
here. NO WAITIN'G. 25-tf-c
LANDS AND FARM LOANS
We have plenty of money to loan
on Cimarron county lands at low
rate of interest and on long time
and good terms. If you have any
lands or other property to sell or
trade, list it with us. Write or call
and see us any time you are in Tex-
homa. Any business you tfive us
will be ..ppreciated. Nield & Cecil,
Texhoma, Okla. 29t2p.
DO YOU WANT MORE OR ♦
BETTER LAND ♦
See T. J. Bader & Co., Agts. <
They have large acreage in tracts]
to suit purchaser. <
The price is right. The locations <
are right, and now is the right
time to buy Cimarron County
lands.
Don't wait but let the land
make money for you.
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| PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
I MEXHOMA, OKLA.
i General practice.
| Calls answered day or night.
Idr. w.b.hall:
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
County Heaith Officer of
Cimarron Co.
Calls Answered Qay or Night
Long Distance Calls will be
Given Prompt Attention
Boise City, Oklahoma
Woods County Improved Breeders Association
SECOND ANNUAL SHOW AND SALE OF PUREBRED LIVESTOCK.
March 3=4-5, 1920 Alva, Okla.
125 Head Purebred Livestock 125
HORSES, JACKS. CATTLE HOGS. AND SHEEP.
March 3. Devoted to Show and to Judging.
March 4. Will sell Horses, Jacks, Hogs. Sheep, Dairy Cattle aad
Shorthorn Cattle.
This stock i* all good. One stallion was grand Championn at the
Kansas State Fair at a two year old. some real Missouri Jacks.
30 Head Shorthorns. 10 Bulls and 20 Cows and Heifers. Seatab and
Scotch Top Breeding. 6ood Individuals.
5 Head of Hol.teins, 2 Bulls, 3 Cows. The kind for milk art fitter.
20 Hogs, Boars, Sows, and Gilts. Both Duroc and Pel and China.
March 5. Hereford Day. 75 Head to SelL '35 Bull and Cows and
Heifers. This is an exceptionally fine lot of Hereford «**tle. both as
to individuals and breeding. Consigned by F. E. Miller, Fairview, Okla.
O. F. Brown, Byron, Okla., Frank Che tie-, Cheroke#. Okla., Dell Brown-
back, Hartner, Kan., Mrs. Unis Cade of Lambert, Okla., and others.
Auctioneers: Col. A. W. Cies, ChilSicothe, Mo., assisted by Cols. Kirk-
bride, Campbell and Ward.
For further information and catalogue, write to
L. R. HUGHEY, Sales Manager
ALVA, OKLAHOMA.
: Hotel Boise
Rooms Only
Re-cleaned and re-furnished
Nice rooms and obliging service
Convenient to cafe, garage bank
and stores. Special rates by
week or month.
MRS. J. W. KING. Prop.
X H. E. THURSTON, M. D.
£ General Practice
£ Glasses Fitted
1 TEXHOMA, OKLAHOMA.
B. 0. Cator
W. T. Douglas
r*-n wanted to soil Groceries
Sellinp experience not necessary !
One of World's largest grocers, (cap-i
ital over $1,000,000) want- ambitions
men in your locality to sell direct to
cons 'ta«*r n?t;r>nally known brands of i
«n extensive line of groceries, paints,
roofinps, lubricating oils, stock foods
etc. Big line, easy sales. Values
h<»at iny com petition. Earn big mon
ey. No seilirg experierce or capital I
r«"quired. Complete sample outfit
and free -ellirg instructions start!
vo,i. I.org established roliab'e housej
State ore and occupation. W rite to->
day lohn Sexton & C«., 3*2 W. lll-j
incis St., Chicago, III.
§13 NEWS FOR FUMEES
We have 2 car loads machinery due here this week,
TRACTORS—John Deere 12-25; Titan 10-20, and
Wa^mis ot all kinds. Listers and Two-Rows. V. and O.
and John Deere make, none better.
Choose yours while the line is complete.
GROCERIHS—the same as always—the Ilest of eve-
rything go* id to eat.
We buy Hides and I*ur> tor lop Cash Price
• r •
W« sell th# INTERNATIONAL. TRUCKS. Let m it* rffittmff.
BUYERS AND SELLERS COLUMN
For Sale- -1917 Ford Touring car,
S3'M). Glenn Steinberger, Garlington
Oklahoma. ^yt3p.
For Sale—2 young fresh Jersey
cows with calves. \ . W. i-ar
lington, Okla. 1'8-3-c
For Sale 2 McDonald strain bar-
red Rock Roosters. A. G. Rutledge,
Wheeless, Okla. -28-2tp
Por Fire- Insurance of all kinds, al-
co farm loans. See or write Jno. F.
Graham, Boise City, Okla. 16-tfc j
I have some good trades in lands
In other States f-r land in Cimar-;
ron County. Can make you a farm >
loan at a reasonab^ rate of interest'
quick results.
Write Harvey Cox, Hooker, Okla. 5tf
To trade- Buick Touring Car on
Cimarron County Land. Car is good j
as new and in excellent condition.
H. C. Morton. Wellsford, Kans. 27-5-p t
For Sale - Several part Jersey and
part Holstein 6 month old Heifers at
$100 a p.'-ir. See or write Frank Ma-
ehoiko, xhoma. Okla. 27-2t-p j
Wanted —Man for farm wo. k by (
month, steady ' job, go'd board, A.
Ne^gin, Sec. 10-4-6, Willcwba-. Ok!i.-
horaa 25-4 t-p
For Sale Prre bred Ho! -tein bu'l
c:<lf. aboct 3 months old. s :bjact to
reg;-trat«or>. P. R. Washburn. Wil-
j lowbar. Okla. 28-tf
For Sale 10 head good milk cows.
7 fresh tbis month, others next
morth. R. C. Brown. Sec. 5-S-6. P.
O. Gnrlington. 28-3t-pi
I have Eastern buvers fur Cimar-
ron County lands, writ? me your
net price if you want to seil.
Ha'vey Cox. Hooker. (Jk'a.
Th«* B. O. Cn'nr Grain Co. are sell-
ire Cake at v *r ton "n wagon
nr c.ir lot* nrd »"* wr>iof:di' ij thnf
ear* a'l rUVe 43 r-er cert p- tem. 1
:>C«tor Cmin V ■ . Stratford. Tex. --
Harvey I ot of Honler, Ck •' oms
want- a price on 'hat farm you I av-
bf-cn t-yiej to sel', h<» will se'.l 't j
write him. &tf
If you w-nt to «ell vour hrnl **e ;
or writ* cne. I h**e ca?h bu*.eis for
land priced worth hp mo'-'-y. Jno
F Gmhu.'c. Bo.« City. Okla. 20-tf
B. 0. CATOR GRAIN CO.
Stratford, Texas.
Dealers in all kinds of
SMALL GRAIN
We buy wheat, all kinds of maize I
andkaffir, in fact all kinds of grain. |
We meet all competitors prices |
at other points.
We handle all kinds of Flour and
Meal, Shorts, Bran, Chops, etc. etc.
B. O. Cator Grain Co.
Stratford, Tex.
We have a complete line of
-building mcsterials-
Coal. Cement. Paint, Glass.
We have a full stock and will save
you money on your bill if you will
bring it to us to be figured.
Amsden Lumber Co.
Elkhart, Kansas.
R. O. SMITH, Local Manager.
Boise Oifg SSsfract Go.
BONDED ABSTRACTERS
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LUNCH WILL BE fE"Vrn
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(m • t 19 p"' .wit. *r S per tm ci»-
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H. T. PLOY" OWKER.
WKat'y Bew*-. Aiitienerr*.
E. L. Clrrfc.
Short Orders
at all hours.
Regular >\ca!s
family style
S WE ARE IN BUSINESS TO FEED YOJ AND PLEASE YOU. 35
55 COME IN WHEN YOU ARE HUNGRY OR THIRSTY.
- LOCATED IN "iHE OLD DRUC STORE BUILCINS. ; ;
= JOE L. RANDALL. Proprietor.
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