The Manchester Journal. (Manchester, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, March 20, 1903 Page: 4 of 4
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KANSAS. I
THE MANCHESTER JOURNAL
jTmTsi M MONS Editor and Prop'r.
Published Faery Friday at Manchester.
' ONE’DOLLAR PER YEAR.
—R. H. Fox made a business trip —A few short years ago the style of
to Lamont first of the week. wind mill know as the “jumbo” whs
-A. O.Orr bought a draft stallion very much in evldenRe- Now you
up near attica a few days ago. ! may travel for days arid n(lt see 0,ie
of these antiquated, home made
- , ^ number are afllictcd with excuses for a wind mill, and in their
Entered at ManehetterOkli.^Poitstfieii Second chicken pox in this vicinity. stead you will And mills all made of
•----1-| —Don’t forget the date—March 26 steel, of the most approved pattern,
FRIDAY, MAR. 20, 1903. j —“Ilick’ry Farm”at opera house. and practically indestructible which
Advertising IUtes. -E. c. Wllcoi of Anthony was in ' wiU '!f’rk in ve7 !‘Bbt wiu(i "'ld art
-JS: Hanciiester Tuesday bet.,™ train,. tf Z -
Slight deviation will be made on display vr „ tv . , , , , J
rate under yearly contract fur more than 4 —Mrs. u. JJ. Fickens, who has had take care of themselves in the stitfest
*"\Ve*3oot print*Jn'urua?a°to*°giveay. several hemorrhages of the lungs, is '(.r gales. They are so cheap that
They are for sale at 5 cents per copy. now convalescing. [ where 15 head of stock is to be water-
—“Philosophy of Mrs. Wiggs.” ed daily tl,ere is 1,0 excuse for not
having an up-to-date mill and tank.
—Fon Sale:— Ninety bushels Gol-
12. A. WOOD. N. G. deu millet seed
N,w.patto>, v.o. jw!m Haobb, Waldron. Ks.
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
Secret society cards under this heading Opera House—Friday, March 27.
will be printed for three dollars per year. Artmisslnn 1(1 e.nt. ’ ^ ,
—---i Admission 10 cents. —During a week's sojourn in the
sMANCHESM:rlodg& —Simon Epp and wife left last city of Pond Creek. I could not help
every Saturday Light at Friday evening for a two week's visit noticing the dilapidated conditions of
ouia!'1 IlllU'Miulcl"!SUir'! to Ellinwood, Kansas. the streets, and the general unsani-
Alt Odd Fellows in good I ____ . _ , tary conditions of that "burg.” The
principal street had mud six feet
wide and three inches deep on either
side, next to the curbing. Some of
—M. Doll madea trip to Ponca City the side streets looked like a Kansas
with a view tc locating there, but carp pond. Now that they have t he
has not fully dicided yet just where : county seat question settled I hope
i he will go. that a portion of their energy—of
—Ed. Amick bought the Cal Belton w^ich they have a good stock—will
Manchester Lodge Mo.281, a.h.t.a., meets residence in Camchester and moved be expended in beautifying aud clcan-
stonJingalways we1coaieMembers *“ s°od 11 down to Manchester Wednesday 1DK up the county capital. W.
of last week. j —A Kansas evangelist: “Show me
—Worrel & Asher are making the The home where the children play
best farm loans In Oklahoma. SceJ. high-five, and other games with
W. Smith at Manchester for further cards, and I will show you where the
information. 20tf gamblers come from: show me the
—Moses Stowers has removed to *lorue that has wine and liquors on
Elon Royers farm, lately accupied by ^le side-board, and 1 will show
Geo. Thompson, now of Woodward you where the drunkards come from
show me the home where thechild-
to attend.
C. E. McMULLIN, Secretary.
MANCHESTER CAMP NO. 7RH4. M. VV. A.
meets every Monday night. All members lti
goud standing cordially Invited to attend.
Husky Mishlek, V. C.
C. V. Thomas, W. A.
A. F,. Deere. E. B.
E. P. Fcli.er. Clerk.
A. H. T. A. ASSOCIATION.
Alvin Wood Insane.
Alvin Wood who proved up on
the claim adjoining D. IT. Graham or
near Gibbon on the south, was taken
to Pond Creek, Wednesday by Deputy
I Sheriff Cordray and turned over to
; the proper officers.
Wood lias been a man of seemingly
j unsound mind ever si nee ini located
near Gibbon, several years ago, hut
| never until recently have we heard of
him attempting to stray away or
show any signs of becoming danger-
ous. His father and brother went to
the “new country" over a year ago and
Ills mother remained on tlm farm to
care for him. The old lady, we are
told, became uneasy not long ago and
went to her husband and son, leaving
Alvin alone. On Tuesday evening
he walked to the farm of N. W. Pat-
ton near Manchester, and at a very
late hour iu the night awoke the
family of Sam Miller and asked for
something to eat. After daylight
lie left and was next seen in Dr.
Saffold’s pasture south of town. He
came on to E. T. Bacon's pasture and
finally came into town. Ho carried a
loaded revolver and while here
bought a 22-calihre rillc. and case.
With these lie walked out of town
in a southwesterly direction. He
was followed by Mr. Cordray and
brought back for an examination
before Justice S. Galladay, who in-
structed that In: be taken to Pond
Creek.
Peoplointhe vicinity of Gibhon,
and especially women and children,
have hecn very uneasy of late on
account of Mr. Wood's strange
actions, and will be truly glad to
learn that he is to be looked after in
the proper way.
He says but very little to anyone,
hut dropped I lie remark that he
wanted a gun to protect himself.
We sincerely hope he will recover,
but are of the opinion lie will need to
be cared for the rest of his natural
life.
He is probably 40 or 45 years of age
and was never married.
— Dr. C. E. Kessler, county health
officer, lias sued F. L. Cumerer of
Bluff City for libel and asks for $5,000
damages. Dr. Kessler in his petition
states that Mr. Camerer had pub-
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1 SAFFOLD'S MID-WINTER CLEARANCE SALE!
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v& We find that we are overloaded with a number of lines of first class winter goods and
% we are going to move them within the next thirty days regardless of cost. Seventy-five
4jf cents on the dollar on cost.price is better for us than to carry them over until next winter
and have the fun of fighting moths during the summer. Here are our prices. Study them
ijjj* and act accordingly. Remember these prices are for spot cash.
*r * Special Prices on Pants.
Eleven pairs California Buck pants, regular $5.00 value, special. .$3 25
Forty-seven pairs fancy dress pants regular $2.25 value, special.. 1 65
Ten pairs fancy corduroy pants, regular $3.00 value, special.....2 35
Twenty-three pairs corduroy pauts, regular $2.00 value, special.. 1 60
Twenty-four pairs fancy dress pants, regular $3.25 value, special.. 2 00
Fifteen pairs hoys’corduroy pants, regular $1.70 value, special.. 1 30
Eleven pairs tine Cussimerc pants, regular $3.00 value, special... 2 35
Thirty pairs cotton Jean pants regular $1.00 value, special....... 68
Bargains in Miscellaneous Good.
Our large stock of Blankets, winter Dress Goods, Yarn, Hats, Caps,
etc., will bo sold at similar reduction prices! You will not be
treating yourself right If you do not take advantage uf some of the
snaps we are offering.
All Ladies’ Hats at Less
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Six Ladies’ castor Jackets, regular
$6.05 value, special sale..............
Seven Ladies’ black Jackets, regular
$5.25
$5.25 value, special sale price............ 3.75
/Vpq A Similar cut on all ladies’ and childrens’ wraps
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and Jackets.
Yours for bargains and a prosperous
year,
Manchester,
SAFFOLD MERCANTILE COMPANY, —6kia. f
Skunk Skins.
We want one thousand skunk
skins in the next 50 days. Will pay
for well stretched skins the following
prices:
Brood stripe...............25c each
Narrow stripe.............32c each
Short stripe...............65c each
No stripe or black........$1.00 each
All other kinds of fur prices in
lished an article in the Bluff City-
News containing libellous state- j proportion,
merits. In that article Mr. Camerer We. will sell the boys steel traps
. . y *, r. , _ nod take furs for nay. Crime in boys
said the Dr. and other county officers j .ln(J get the trap9
were whiskyites. perjurers, etc.
case will he watched with consid
erabic interest.—Harper Advooate (
—When you rig up your lister to
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Fox & Savely,
Manchester O. T.
—Philosophy of Mrs. Wiggs.”
Opera House—Friday, Mar. 27.
plant corn, throw every plate away Admission 10 cents,
that drops a closer distance than is;
inches—20 is better. Take tlie tips
fiom all ears, shell by hand and dis-
-Old Maids Convention. Come out
and see the “spinsters” transformed
I HIGK’RY !
FARM.
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Opera House,
MANCHESTER, MARCH 26.
A Comedy Drama in 2 Acts.
A charming delineation of
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
First publication Feb. 13, 1903.
Land OlHce at Kingfisher, (>. T., Jan. 22,1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of Ills claim,
and that said proof will lie made before E. P.
Fuller, U. S. Commissioner, at Manchester,
O. T., on May 14, 1003, viz:
AUGUSTUS BRAZIER. Manchester, O.T.,
for the N'W M Sec.:l, Twp. 28 North, Range 8f
W. I. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove-
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz:
William Itellinchiiusen, John Melcber*
Thomas Koehler, Ira L. Slawter. all of Man-
chester. O. T. Emory I>. Brownlee,
March 20 Register.
1 G. J. ROACH, £
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t Veterinarian. *
-4- Office at Livery Bain.
card every ear that does not conform inU> beauliful 5'uung maidens hy
to your type. Do not plant the little Pr"fessor ^-tke-nvi-r who has the
“yaller kind.” Cultivate shallow and t nn,i' known Hcmodi Iscopo. Opera
iT possible after each rain. Only see j nouse, April 4lh, 1663, Manchester.
that at 'laying by the ground is, —The neighbors got, up a surprise
level and clean and you’ll raise coru | party Saturday, March 7th, in
eteryyear. \\ . honor of Mrs. A. O. Orr’s 35th birtb-
+ * charming delineation of *, + MANC,„K,STElt, . . 0Kla. f
ocw nd rural life prcsBut* ^
g always i
N. W. PATTON, President.
.1. M. SIMMONS, Vice-Pres.
S. B. FLING, Treasurer.
G. T. PRICE, Secretary.
... DR. STEWARr...
Physician & Surgeon.
Office second door east
of the church.
Manchester, - - - Oklahoma, county, O. T.
—Anyone wanting seedling cherry
to plant will ft ml a good variety and
day. There wen: about 35 or 40 peo-
ple present and all had a nice time.
as many as they want, by calling on | Mrs. Orr received a number of nice
the editor of the Journal. They j presents.
are very cheap, too. In fact, all pat-; -One of the J. A. Lydick resi-
rons of this paper can have as ruuuy ; denccs at Cnnichester has been pur-
est tn-y care to plant free. They are chased by E. F. Bacon and will be
a floor cherry, but will not bear
abundantly' until five or six years old.
We would advise planting them by-
all who have not plenty cherry
growing.
ing a diversity of excellent
characters, that of ttie Farmer
Ezekiel Fortune being particu-
larly tine, and tlie courtship of
tlie Irish alderman and Mrs.
Dodge is one of the most ludi-
crous scenes ever written, while
the scenps between the old
farmer and his daughter are
most touching and pathetic.
Reserved seat tickets on sale
at Hotel Deere.
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HOTEL DEERE.
A. E. DEERE, Prop.
RATES, - - - fl PER DAY
Good Arrommodations and Courteous
Treatment Assured.
moved t i a location west of the
church in Manchester, where Mr.
Bar.,ri expects to lay out an addition
to tlie town.
-L. K. Shamleffer,county treasurer,
may not !,e an original writer but lie
—Mrs. White, mother of Mrs.
Simmons, lias been quite sick-for
over a week, under the care of Dr.
Snow.
| y\mick & Gree[\] |
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Honse Painting1, Paper $
Hangers and Carriage |
Painters.
A. D. UPDEGRAFF_
—, SURGEON.
^ I^ong Distance Telephone
No. 10........
^ ren are encouraged to dance about
® -l^t< . -.0rR^,tif’? i the piano, where they are permitted
to attend dances when oldc;. and I
that Grandma Carey is very sick at
V6ry mtIe "‘I* *»'•" -vou where the prostitutes
coiaefrom.-’ Do you believe it'/
ANTHONY. KANSAS.
If there is anything in this Issue
R. E. McCUNE,
Carpenter and Builder.
MANCHESTER* OKLA.
PF"Let me figure on that job youliave In
contemplation.
ROACH & SEVIER,
CITY DRAY
hopes of her recovery.
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; —See Randle, the new live stock,
! poultry and produce man, if you want
. the best prices. You will find him at of thc JouaNAL that f’0"1 s"it >'ou'
Fulwider’s old stahd In Manchester. ''ll:lr4-,u 11 t0 K A' "'ood and lick
him for it if you so desire. Mr. Wood
\\ e have just received a large and is a ready penmao and a good local
elegant assortment of wall paper, writer and it comes very handy for
1 l*tcst> designs at very reasonable Us to call on him when we are away
prices. 3Stf Badger Lumber Co. from home. lie is responsible for all
—From the number of stallions and of consequence appearing this week
! jacks there are in this part of the and should be praised or censured as
I country the farmer ought to be able ; ll)ft aecasion deserves. If you want
: to ffnd just wbat they want to breed *° tight, now is your time, for the
to.
We will do your work promptly, satis
factor!ly and at a reasonable price.
“HEINS THAT LAY ARE THE
HENS THAT PAY.”
—S- B. Mckee has ordered his
Journal man isn't In it.
-Don’t- forget to talk
— During t he ab-ence of the “bead
pent-B pusher for this "Great I^ulitji-1 seems to Luv-e no trouble in furnish-
< u-' 5Y eekly, who has gone to Kansas jnK tq,re(!, r f,,ar columns of interest-
Lity with two carloads of the b--t ing matter semi-occasinnally, as evi-
corn fed steers of his own feeding,. denced by last, week’s Journal and
t-bat has ever beer, shipped from this ( Urant county News,
point, I trust a suffering public |
will nut hold him responsible for the
Huggy painting from St up.
Our prices are reasonable and
work guaranteed.
Shop in Wurnook build'ng, opposite
Hotel Deere,
OKLAHOMA.
‘‘vaporings’’ which shall
frum any other source.
— While in eastern Kansas and Mis-
emanate souri the denizens are howling about
W. their muddy roads, we in Oklahoma
have better roads now than they can
—The store of C. L. W i 11 tarns & Co. boast of at any time or year. And
was Closed last Monday morning by I wc have more precipitation this
the mortgagees. We are sorry to sec ! 3prin|i llian usua|, l()f).
tliis happen just at the dawn of one
of the most promi-ing crop years
Oklahoma has ever had. We trust
that arrangements will he made
whereby Manchester will not lose
this, one of the neatest and best of
her stores.
to talk up the
Journal changed from Anthony to question of a change in the name of | than ten wise
Ilazelton. Mr McKee will be remem-
—Tbe Wakita Herald says that a
fool can ask more questions in a day
en can answer in a
bered as one of the oldest settlers in
' these parte.
—The Journal was in error last
fusing alike to the company and the
BROWS LEGHORNS have proven
week when It stated that the Peska- [T"'*
}^efn^y.^r0,^tu^dof,11,,rUT! trial reacted In a hung jury * p C' ' ery buslHCsS
the Manchester railroad station., month. The editor classes himself
"Camchester, - as the Santa Fenowjas one of the wise men, therefore
cbooaesto call it, Is annoying in the | refuses to answer questions, so
extreme to people abroad and con- Simmons of tlie Manchester
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hvt_K mile east of Springs postofflee.o. The Jury found for the defendant,
ued. Jake Pbll0 B_ Smith.
T. Mail orders fllie
DON’T
BOTHER
ABOUT
in Manchester who has tbe interests
of the town at heart should fee! a
deep interest in this question and do
—George J. Roach, Y. S., has finish-' what ho can to secure thc desired
ed bia studies, received bis diploma change.
and Is now akborne ready to attend —Superintendent J. IT. Ledgerwood
all who may Med his services. See was visiting the schools in these
| bis card in another column. parts this week. He is wonderfully ! friends who regret his departure.
Burchfiel, proprietor of1 P*cased with tbe Manchester school# I Ray is a due young man and we wish
Journal will never know the name
of the lady who slipped on the ice.—
Pond Creek News.
—Cay McComb left Monday even-
ing for Englewood, Kan. From there
he will go to Laverne, O. T. where he
has a Sne claim. He lias been em-
ployed in the Star restaurant here for
some time and has made a host of
-J. W.
the BurcbOel Hotel, Anthony,
was
acd spoke very highly of Prof. Clark, him succesa.
— We take this method of notify-
ing all parties owing the undersign-
ed that we must have all past due
accounts paid at once. Please give
this your consideration and save
personal notice. Yours,
Badger Lumber Co.
—The examination for county
diplomas will be held at the Burcb-
ilei school house, beginning Saturday,
March 21, and concluded Saturday,
March 28. Jerry Cook and L. G.
Lacy are examiners. Several from
Camchester school will take the ex-
amination.
—The township board of Manches-
ter township will meet at thc office of
the Badger Lumber Co. in Manches-
ter, on .Saturday, March 28, at 10
o clock a. m. All parlies interested
will govern themselves accordingly,
J II. Huntington,
Trustee.
- The beautiful emblematic carpet
I purchased by the llebekahs and pre-
-The surprise party given in honor . +
of ttie Misses Feely was such au J
enjoyable affair that another was £
gotten up Monday night iu honor of +
Miss Hattie Alley. £
— Weaver & King sold their livery 1 $
business back to Mr. Watkins, tbe I *
former owner. \'.e are sorry to see X manuilkstei:
the boys go out of business as they * '
are enterprising young men and good
patrons of the Journal. j---
Program | JflO. G Tlittle,
Of Grant County Teacher’s Assocla-1 A I IPTIUN CCD
thin. Lamont. O. T., March 18, 1903 nUG^IUI'lLLn.
10.00 a in. Reading Circle. Mpcrtul attention alvun to tbeerymir of
Egyptian anu Persian Folk Lore— Public Sulen. Thirty years experience-
S) 1 Via Crawford. Reside on > $« »*, *»ec. 30twp29, ran^e 7. Post>
Art or Teaching, Chap. 23.-S.-W offlce’0IbboD'okla-
Smith. i-—
1:30 p.m. Music.
Roil call—quotations from Lowell.
Term reports—M T. Nix.
School Room Experiences- Mrs. •
Emanuel Smith.
General Discussion.
Teachers Vacation -O. W. Rad.li
P. S. Your kindness appreciated.
M. T. Nix.
A. .1 MURPHY,
Contractor and Builder.
XV will do you froodiwork an.l In
return ask only 11 vin« waeej*. I will
gladly figure and etttltnnte tlm cost «>f
your Job * :»l 1 and see me. Shop one
door west cf Kitter Bros, blacksmith
shop. * M an c heste r. 10-3
—There will be no excuse this year , seflt< ^ them to tlie I. O. O. I*.
S. GALLADAY
Will buy your cream
and pay you cash every
week for it.
BY THIS MEANS
Yoa get very nearly the
price paid for creamery
butter instead of the
country butter price.
CALL AND SEE HIM
Mont it at tbe Cream-
ery, Manchester, Okla.
circulating in our midst last Monday. P^cipaB Many people will be ______ fcU„
As “Jim” used to live near here we *°rry Mr L*-dgerwood s term lssoon|foj. any0D(J beill„ sl)ort ()f f(1[.d as lodge has been put down. It is a
| are glad to note bia prosperity. J® e/r^o the 'ub^wlll'o *d 1 '-an0 seed can bft boul?’jt for 25 to 35 [ work °r art; and ln»hroves the appear-
p I cenis per bushel, and an acre of cane anre
—The Journal man sold eighteen equally as good a mao—one who will
I head of hogs to Kaodle the stock enlist a deep intrest in tbe business
shipper, last Monday, for 12.49.75. ; of tbe office from the very start.
These same bogs were very small
sboats at tbe beginning of winter. ~A- S- ' ance ^’“cht 14 hens from
,E F. Hastings which brought Mr.
! —J. F. Gillespie bought thc George ; Vance64 cents apiece. Thlslseqaal
Cramer farm five miles east of Man- to 98 96 for tbe 14 chickens. They
che-ter. Mr. Cramer is going to the J netted Mr. Hastings 7 cents per’inunitv. let them attend the meet-1 sadly missed when there were no
, Northwest to look at that cold and pouod. bringing him an average of,ings of the Manchester litterary I trees or grows. Verily a land with-
undesirable country with a view to 56 cents, or f,.84. They were pure ^<x;iety at the opera house on Friday! out birds and tree# is a cheerless
of the hall wonderfully and
drilled In with a w heat drill will pro-' sb"uld a thing of joy for years to
duce more feed—and better feed-than !
any other crop, and agood crop can be [ _-ab groves are dotting the land-
raised usually after the wheat Is I scape ce’r,” we notice the advent of1
taken off. Iry It. many of the birds who used to cheer
—If anyone doubts tbe intelligence j,,ur childhoods home beyond tbe
! of the rising generation of this com-1 “Father of waters", and which were
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Modock 2nd
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white points and perfect form, nearly 16
hands high. Was sired by Modock lst.be
H Fg by Pompta, a large Kentucky Jack, raised
by C. W. Caldwell of Kentucky. Pcmpia
was sired by Palerma—Imported. First
dam by Irona. Second dam by Volumpia—superior mammoth
imported. Volumpia was by Robinson Sampson, he by Black
Sampson, he by mammoth imported Palerma. Sired Gant the
great show jack bred by C. W. Caldwell and sold for *2,500. Dam
of Modock 2nd was a black Spanish Jenny of good style and finish.
Will make the season of 1903 at mv farm 84 miles southwest
of Manchester, O. T., or five miles southeast of Waldron, Ks.
TERMS: 95 to Insure marc to bring living colt. Owners dispos-
ing of marcs forfeit Insurance and service fee becomes immediate-
ly due. Will not be responsible for accidents.
CAREY PUGSLEY.
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locating. , bred Plymouth Rocks and were as
—Old M*14* Convention will meet ‘ “ S,“t ,, U W brecd tbe
in Oper. Hou.e, Manebeater. April J in poUllry
4tb, IflOt- Their age* run from 40 to j — A. B. Watkioa bas a couple of
gg Venn, and they call themselves, gentleman friend* vlalting him--one
the Young Ladles .Slagle blessedness from Ohio and thc other from
ling Society.
Kansu*.
evenings. There were between 350 < place.
and 400 people in attendance last -Patronize Dr. J. E. Hardy, the
I rlday night. ; Medford dentist. His work Is dura- ;
—"Sure It's a darllnt little wnife b!e and of tbe very best. Six years
she Is. and I ain't felt so goldarned residence In Grant county. Perraa- J
happy sinct I woz a boy." Opera nently located- Practice confined to :
house. March 2fi. I heme office.
SALOON.
L F. BACON, Proprietor.
—VVhole*»lc A gent.for the Celebrated—
I | ' | Val BlaU Brewing Company.
North Side Main Street, - - Manciimtkk, Okla.
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Simmons, J. Mason. The Manchester Journal. (Manchester, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, March 20, 1903, newspaper, March 20, 1903; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc497023/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.