The People's Press (Perkins, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 15, 1906 Page: 1 of 6
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Harry (iikuap ui ii* « handler bill i« p .-<d aa !o whether tney
Nww* w»ya "The people reguard wilt fc* * •••*)« aUte or not, wm
the actum uf the Prmidenl in ap •obtt- ' . *| Friday
pninUQI Abernalhy Michanc T»«* pnnolplo in tb*
Irrwtk example of hi* impulaivo *cna!© la * ^r thl* •> sandmen:
nature." tkilli «m!m are confident of
—. rtetorj. »V» ought lo know to
The ofHeom of ll»« Southern morrow tl.e fal«* of tlie bib.
Cotton A*«oHfttlon. who f»orhap«
atand In n better jmeltlon to» FULTON-*MANN
know ti urn any one •*!»••• product J
that cotton will bo worth l& cents
♦.hia coming *«•»*«»n
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I.«it*t Thursday at the homo of
Mr. and Mr*. G. I. Hrown in
Forest Valley thOr daughter.
Mi sk Norn Munn, wax united in
th" holy bond of matrimony to
Mr. Ixiiao Fulton hv liev. Jones
*m p»f tt*i|l«| i Villi bef bi
in iM n» * 'I
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•M rmMiMi mi mo t>« »«f fear
de«tl»f Krb |3 IWl liflbu
unuxt |0 rbikirvA MN »*»rn. ais
of «h*m are now litm-* All
wvr« |irtw««i ai *>( iwdtiOtf ««
cop. Clair Ntumbo rf On *»dc'*\
Otv.. 4IM 0.^ S it>«i» •
City. Nob Mr* Urv Brady. of
I'vrkioi la the only llvine •» «ier.
Funorat witl b. d- i^ynl antd
ihuae children can r «h lwt».
In tor me »l will ho n>td«oii f lnv«t
lilt*idea hcrlovinK hu na«»d and
A Yato imMO*
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' Im UM> httft bM In tfii orb qaira • »ai* V«uw«i
Ibia tmptf i «<m« a«aai.
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Drift* a plat of Yato wtHaby.
wilt ova
tlw ««Mbaod all lb*' tbmia ta.' j
Tb» now apparalua for
Hovoralftow *M»U4iftN«affti
to to* orortod in !*(%««
, Mmiltpri bft* d
IO0 O0W apywratM* iw w« f ^ oolftbl»«rb «d
at .h. Sul.-M.rl..,, J^*U ^ ||
oJlrj-r baa
Delojjato McGuiro »ay« ho on
dorsnd noithor Altornatliy nor
FWtt. but spolcu favorably of n7^erk|n|| athtgh noon.
both. But what »k the tlilloreiife
wiiuthor iio did tiiis or that; is it
not all the «atne in either case.
! nfii't i n*l,<M1 iiiU»
t«> thu HlraiiiH of Ihe
T'.. I. * t
the parlor
woddin# march pUytnl by Mra.
Kankin. The ceremony was
children, aheleav*** m
to m irn her I *<
lived juat nine u v •
would ^lave been T»n > ».
A FAM
The childt
homo o" 'Iw* nooii >•
bo.
"MID NATURE'S
Tbo foundation brick work of
Morrill hall baa to«*n iMimptotod.
and the boildinir ia now ready for
the aton» work. Ttie <»tono that
ia to ho u»ed in Ui" ••.»n«»iruclion
Senator La Follette has finally . ,. . ... _ , -
,, . . . . . witnessed by relatives and a few WFAI TH
spoken. He introduced a bill ,,, , wrAUl n
Thursday prohibiting federal
orticers from asking or accepting
intimate friends.
The bride was
becomingly at-
railroad passes and prohibiting j ^roa^cjot
railroads from granting. The'
bill provides a penalty for viola-
ting the law.
Henry E. Asp says the state-
hood bill will pass with the For-
aker amendment.
The Kingfisher Congregational
college has received an endow-
ment of $25,000 from Andrew
Carnegie.
BULL DOG
FIGHT
It is reported that a number of
Sports from Cushion, Stillwater,
Avery, Ripley, Agra and Per-
kins, met about ten miles from
here Wednesday afternoon of
this week and witnessed a light
to a finish between Pat, a fight-
ing white bull terrier, of Still-
water and Rex, a brindle bull
terrier, of Agra. The fight is
said to have lasted an hour and
and two minutes. The brindlo
dog, although he was several
pounds lightenin weight, showed
pure grit and had the white dog
whipped from start to finish.
Several dollars changed hands |
and tbf Agra
they hav:-the only fighting dog
in the country.—Cushing Herald.
tired in a dress of tan colored
u «»uu the groom wot*
the conventional black.
rhe ceremony and congratu- Statehood
The above is th* to the
story of the most un«|u<> home in
Okl»"oma, and pr««-ablv in the
United states, h- Ui in Sturm's
Mngnzbi". 'he six-
rt <Hmi. family fc»r« rwurorad an*
will to» piacwd in iba ~wbo.l4ln« ,4mekmnt9d tnm q
aaauooaa puaaibto. Tito Wal^j (Uurdajf.--Uaraoy
nal *.f tbla «piairaloa af»|»r«*»i #
TImi L'imndtor Nrwa my
Julm Abomatby can abow hJa
rwi»nKli<«inUn) Kv f^QC'ln
county a ropuolican deputy
maralial. and »uffiru«Htia the nama
of Hhoriflf U R. Martin.
Charh*y Morgan, who played
Imae ball with the Oaruey toam
!aat year, woa ctjiivictod at I\kw-
nee laat wwk of obtainin;? money
under false pretenaea and aent
to the |»eii for two years. There
,*:re several other vli&rg"" of the
Cushing is aame nature hanging over him in
to succeed this county which he may have to
face in the future.—Carney En-
some jiistol terP,iMe
>• Meads10f|jj6 building lathe Bedford,
Indiana liuieaione.
i I .u «»ho
»uuer »he
r % dage. About thirty tbouaand f«wl of
Fkiknd. 'cotton amod lumber hua been
••xi»«cted
» uaJay —
Hawed out on the u«'W Mection of
colleue land during the lust few
u eeas.
AI Goldsby of
grooming himself
Sheriff lid McQoy.
Three fights and
flourishing took place Saturday1 Davenport Fio^or:
Tim f»o rj.
lations were followed by a dinner
served in courses, which spoke
well of Mrs. Brown's culinary
art.
The bride and groom are high
ly respected young people andiPom*ant> anr*
months old monthlA' published at
Tulsa, Tndian Territory, by O.
P. Sturm.
Tliw honiH is thai uf Hurnham,
the the noted newspaper corres-
is located in the
night (Feb. 3) in that quarter of ning factory is the envy of many
Cushing occupied by the houses Oklahoma cities Employing
of ill repute, in which the city j thirty hands, it is a veritable bee-
marshal refused to interfere. J hiv« of industry during the rnn-
been the
i of crops
Since then a resignation .has I ning season. It has
have the best wishes of the com-
munity tor a long ane happy life.
They leave shortly for their
future home in Montana.
The invited guests were Mrs.
E. P. Fulton, Orel and Lawrence
Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Fulton, Mrs. Myrick and family,
Messers and iviesaames Cnas.
Gray of Mulhall, T. H. Stockton,
T. S. Stockton, Jake Ringwald,
E. E. Cole. T. L. Carney and J.
W. Carr, Ben Renfro and family
and .Loren and Miss Bertha j
Stockton.
Seminole Nation, eighteen miles j
south of Shawnee, Okl homa. It
is in the midst of the greatest
primeval fores'< of tii<> country,
where game is abundant, and
where Nature dwells more large-
ly than any other place in the
southwest.
Mr. Burn ham built; the home
of logs sowed on three sides, and
with the rough sid<- exposed, re-^
vealing that it is ron My •• log
house, yet an investigation
proves that he has home as
comfortable a in y be found
in the city.
The illustrations .re numer-
ous, and of a most active na-
ture, making the si , : one of the
best that is fo1 ui n- f the
Notwith-
taken place and a new marshal
i has been appointed.
J A new publishing company has
been organized in Stillwater,
which will take over the Farmer's
Fact and Fancy and change the
policy and size of the paper, and
the name to the People's ^Pro-
gress. Freeman Miller will be
the editor.
SPEER==TRACY
Yesterday afternoon Mr.
Thurman Speer and I^iss Ida
Tracy were united in marriage I magazines this mm if!
by Rev. J. A. Spencer at the ! standing the count;
home of the bride's parents, ments in the magaz
The wedding was largely attended j remains the same.
one dime, one y«
by relatives and friends, and the |
srports non- thin!:! banquet board was all that could j
be desired. The wedding gifts
vieie hsrdfi ae 8i d numerous. Before buying;
We unite our wishes and congrat- ca'* aiK* see saml
ulations with those of many
others for a voyage long and
prosperous to the happy couple.
LICENSE
REMONSTRANCE
John Hale, editor of the Cush-
ing Herald, has filed a remon-
strance against the appMcation
of O. J. Moon and J. L. Widdow
son for liquor license at Perkins,
alleging that the notice was not
published in the proper papers.
He claims now to have the
largest circulation in the county.
—Stillwater Democrat.
It is yet barely possible that
improve- tlie Advance Democrat may have
the price j mGre subscribers than the state
)ne month j Herald, and for the time and the
^ c»»j.nir. .purpose of this case we admit
' that to be true. But we think
we have more subscribers on our
cause of a diversiticati
among our farmers, which has
materially adaea to the wealth
of the farmers and to the value
of their farms. Here tomatoes
and sweet potatoes, principally,
are canned, which find their
way into the markets of Okla-
homa City and other of the large
southwestern cities.
The Lincoln county democrat
, , 4 r.r.v". fvH 3 4-4- ~ «vt rf o * 4 *V r» r* rl •
ler, Saturday and reorganized
and passed resolutions setting
forth the party principles.
APPEALED TO
SUPREME COURT
In Supreme court today a case
entitled, Mode Howell vs. Drs.
Blesh and Reed was tiled. The
Case . ii an ctppt-'L from tu6 ^e-
which gave the physicians judg-
ment for °5 rigob'v* P ^roil
for treating his sou at the hos-
pital. Tii'j plaintitT ia Ins ,>Utt
., 4 i, n tt 11 i *
UliiUged liiiet J-/1. Jul.Oioi 'i\ oivyubut
the boy to the hospital and that
the guthrie physic.ins created
of clothes, ii8V than any other paper pub-1 ^ without the ut on.be
LOST
dos
\ large yellow Scotch Cooley
Will ffive §:» for his return.
Rov Wire, Perkins, Ok]a.
of goods at jished in this "county and will in dent. ^ The lower court held
siston that being true until wojf {
are shown. We filed the protest) pareut was li^.
luiouiit, as ±sV. Hoi' i 'us u
taincd that the treet^. - --
Logan Moore took the
train Tuesday for Kansas.
noon
S< 'iider's.
L. K. Miller will live this sum
mer at Onty, Okla Mrs. Miller above mentioned for the reasou
was in this office Tuesday and that it afforded us a splendid op
had their aUure^s changed on portuuity to establish our claims,
our list U• that place. —Cushing Herald
lite.—Stillwater Democrat.
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Strickland, C. A. The People's Press (Perkins, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 15, 1906, newspaper, February 15, 1906; Perkins, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc305289/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.