Cimarron Valley Clipper. (Coyle, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 4, 1904 Page: 1 of 12
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Cimarron Valley Clipper.
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COYLE'OKLAHOMA, AUGUST, 4, 1904
Subscription 50c
M. W. A. INITIATE.
Twelve New Members
Ride the Goat Last
Saturday Night.
DEPUTY COBB IS MERE
Much Intererest Taken. Many
More New Ones Will be
Added. Poor Man’s
Best Friend.
The Modern Woodmen o f
America initiated 12 new mem-
bers to its already large member-
ship here last Saturday night,
among them were: Geo. Knight,
Dr. G. H. Stagner, O. Thornley,
W. S. Hopkins, M. L. Shaffer.
B J. Elder, W, L. Morrel, and
Geo. S. Barger, beneficiary and
Fred Fix and Fred Cohee, social
members.
Deputy Cobb, one of the lodges
best hustlers is here and is work-
ing up quite an interest and will
have several new members to ini-
tiate Saturday night.
Insurance is something that
every man should carry, for the
ones who are dependent on you.
Cast your eye over your town or
neighborhood and see if you can
find some poor widow who was
left with a large family and scarce-
ly anything to support them with
while on the other hand you see
a family that was left some insur-
ance, their lives are not a drug-
ery, and some happiness can be
had.
The Modern Woodmen of
America is one of the cheapest
insurances a man can carry, in
fact it is the poor mans riend
and helper in time of need. Be-
sides the insurance in this order,
the social part is well worth the
price. This order fs ono of the
strongest o! kind and has the
large*t me ship.
Deputy will be with us
several cays and will probably
call on you. He is a man well
posted on Woodcraft and will
give you any information wanted.
Protect your wife and babies
by taking out insurance in this
order, you will hardly miss the
small amount it will cost you.
For Sale—*A span of mares,
one a bay mare 7 years old, one
brown mare 8 years old, also a
fine sadler. Seven miles north
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PEOPLE'S STATE BANK,
CAPITAL STOCK FULLY PAID l
$10,000.00.
DIRECTORS:
J. E. Dough lass, *
R. M. Teal,
C. L. Minnich,
J. D. Townsend,
M. E. Fruln.
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A PLEASED CUSTOMER.
Is our best advertisement. We .have yet to make
our first error ;n dealing with customers and depositors.
This is one of the reasons we can show an increasing
business. v
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J. D. Townsend, Pres., M. E. Fruin, Cashier.
Taken To Lawton.
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Prisoner Brought From Langston
For Statutory Rape,.
• Sheriff* Chas. Carpenter who
"arrived in the city Monday night
: from Langston with a colored
prisoner by the name of John
Dawson, yesterday turned him
over to Deputy Sheriff Carter
of Lawton, who returned to Law-
ton with him. Dawson is charg-
ed with statutory rape on a
colored girl i.n Lawton about
two months ago The officers at
Lawton learned that Dawson Was
at Langston and sent word to
(Sheriff Carpenter who immediate-
ly went after him. When found
Dawson’s clothes were full of
bullet holes from the shot gun in
the hands of the girl’s father at
the time the deed was committed.
PEOPLE'S STATE BANK,
COYLE, OKLAHOMA.
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YOUR LAST CHANCE.
You Had Better get in Line' if
You Want Two Good
PAPERS FOR 50cts.
This Offer Will Positively Close September First.
The Clipper W ill be $1 a Year from the Above
Date—Please Remember and
Be on Time.
and | east
of Coyle.
W. m’. Purvis.
Marina O. T.
The CLIPPER and American Home has been given for the
small sum of 50c a year for the two -and any o»ie know* it costs us
more than that tp buy the paper and print it. ' Then why have
if j *
we done so? Simply to increase our circulation, but would like .to
get a few more and Will extend the time until September lit, and
on and after the above date it wiil c^st you $l.oo a year for the
two papers so if you want a good home paper and a story paper
throwed iu you had better come in at once.
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This will Also include those who are behind on their subscrip-
tion, to pay up at 50c on the dollar. Remember now this offer
positively closes September 1st 1904.
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE..
At the home of Mr and Mrs.
C. C. Dyiart Tuesday evening
July 2(>th. About seventy five
friends and neighbor! old and
young came in to remind Mr,
Dysart of his fifty-third birthday.
He was greatly surprised and
said, “it made him feel as young
as ever to have so maay jolly
friends around”.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake was served, aft~r which there
wa* a short approbative talk made
by J. C. McMiliarf. The evening
was spent in sociably talking.one
to another. Between eleven arid
twelve o’clock the people began
to leave wishing Mf. Dysart many
more happy bithdays. All re-
ported a nice time.
One that was there.
Summer excursion rates to'Col-
orado. and Utah. Tickets sold
daily until Sept. 30. * Final re-
•turn li-mit Oct. - 31st, one fare
pluis 5oc. A. G. Swartz, agt.
. Dr. Gilroy returned the first of,
the week from a weeks visit at
the fair, and you will find him
now ready and willing to serve you.
Lafe. McLain’s mother,* from
Chicago, 111.,*is here on a visit to
the former. She is 86 years old
and has made six trips here.
F. E. Houghton is the only
merchant in Coyle handling our
Morning Glory coffee. Ridenour
Baker Grocer.Co , Kansas City.
If jou have anything you want
to sell advertise it in the Clipper-
It is a sure seller.
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Garner, E. J. Cimarron Valley Clipper. (Coyle, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 4, 1904, newspaper, August 4, 1904; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc911063/m1/1/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.