The El Reno American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 27, 1917 Page: 2 of 10
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The El Reno American, September 27, 1917.
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HUMRENO
FLOUR
We guarantee HUMRENO
Flour without reserve, with-
out provision that you use
it a certain way, without
excuses or ifs and an (is.
We bank on your skill do-
ing our Flour justice.
We could not do this if we
used ordinary wheat,—if we
had an ordinary mill—if we
made ordinary flour.
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EL RENO MILL l ELEVATOR CO.
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Cl Reno Motor Co.
— Agents for
Dodge
Buick
Hudson Super-Six
Cars with endurance records and rjuality. Cars
that have set records and are repeating them
ever)' day. Sold by a home firm, which gives
vou service at home. This is worth a lot to you.
We invite you to our sales room to look at these
cars before buying elsewhere. Ask the*people
who are driving these cars. 1 hey are our be^t
references.
El Reno Motor Co.
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J Fre*h and Cured Meat* +
J Poultry and Produce Fiah and Oyatera ^
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EL RENO ABSTRACT, LOAN AND INSURANCE CO.
Oldeat Abstract, Loan and Insurance Office in Canadian County.
We make Farm Loans Buy and Sell Real Estate, write all
kmdt of Inaurance, Furnish Surety Bonds and have the only
Complete and Up to Date Abstract Books in the County
H. K, RICKER, PRESIDENT AND MANAGER
114 16 Eaet Woodson St
Mis Charles Fickle ot Oklahoma
City a pent last week with Mrs. Klmer
Drown
Wn». Townsend, traveling salesman
for the Kl Keno Milling company, ar-
Monday noon from l!a\anu. Cuba.
Hal Townsend and family spent the
week-end at Lawton and Medicine
Park.
Alisses Helen and Frances Hughes
spent Sunday at tin* state fair in Ok-
lahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs J F. Hullett, Mr and Mrs. W
H Tliompson and Mr. and Mrs. If.
(' His.se were among those who mo-
tor <1 to the state fair Sunday.
Gilbert Tompkins relumed Friday
from Miami, Ok tit . where he was
looking after mining interests.
Mrs. A J. CJerrer is spending some
time with her daughter, Helen, in New
York, while Miss Louise will r main
wit It relatives in Illinois.
John Pet ret and M Ii. K*'lly. 0
Fnion City, motored to Oklaltom
City Sunday.
H. H. Alfre.v, Hock Island scale in-
spector. left Tuesday morning for a
business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. J. H Allen left Friday for
I>awson, la., in response to a telegram
telling of the death of her brother,
Alex Muir. Mrs. Allen will remain
til Dawson for about two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Whitted left Friday for
Topeka, Kans., for a two weeks’ vis-
it with her mother.
Frank Whitted, of the Hock Island
offices, left Wednesday for a western
trip over the Hock Island lines, includ-
ing in his itinerary Amarillo, FI Paso,
Tucumcari and Juarez.
Paul Parsons ot Los Angeles i- here
this week visiting bis sifter, Mrs.
Lillie Wright Mr. Parsons is well
known bore, baling grown to man-
hood in this city. He is in the employ
of tin- Wclls-Fargo Kxprea* company
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Wren Moors of Calumet was a
business visitor in Kl Keno. Monday.
Mrs. I). J. Hubbard and son, C. M.
Hubbard of St Louis, mother and
brother of Mrs. L. O. Higgins, arrived
Saturday for a visit at the Higgins
home.
Musses Leila Kstes. Marie Jeide, I
I Nena Mohr, Hattie Shaw and Marie I
Hoggs are in Oklahoma City today at
tending the state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1 lively left
j Friday night for Colorado Springs.
Mr Ilively has been employed as
: head cashier in the Grier eating house
I here, and it is reported that he will
assume the managership of the Grier
I house at Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Williamson ar-
rived last week from Arapaho to make
their home in Kl Reno, having rent-
led rooms at 515 North Bickford. Mr.
Williamson has accepted the position
I as pressman lor The American, for-
merly held by Arthur Sawallisch.
H. D. Hackney of Clinton, was hern
I Monday, visiting his mother. Mrs. K.
Hackney, and other relatives.
| Miss Dollle Clark has accepted a
position as bookkeeper for the Henry
Schafer Oil company.
Arthur Sawallisch, who has been
I employed as pressman for The Ameri-
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■ th timekei ping depart | f
j incut of the Hock Island offices and
I began his duties in the new position
j Monday morning Kdgar Williamsoi
J of \ ra pa In > suereeds Mr. Sawallisrl
jm the tnechanieal department of Th«
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Sunday.
Mrs D Hinckley arrived Monday
from Watonga for a week’s y isil al
the home of T J. Spear.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Gibson left Sun
day for Caldwell, Kans.. where they
spent Monday and Tuesday.
.1 M. Walker, mayor and one of th*
leading merchants of Richland, was ii
Kl Reno on business, Monday.
Hern Jackson left last week to at
tend th*' state university at Norman.
Mario Church has accepted a posi-
tion in a bank at Apache. Okla.
Miss Dixie Carl spent tin* week-end
Ding at th*- training (school for
deaconesses in Kansas City and left
there Monday morning for Wiikes
Dane, l’enn., where she has accept-
ed the position of pastor’s aid in an
Italian community.
Mrs Stokes of Apache is spending
several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. \Y.
W Hollingsworth of this city
Marshall Nichols, of Mangunt. spent
the week-end with his parents. Rev.
and Mrs. Holmes Nichols.
Miss Evelyn Taylor of Oklahoma
City spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents. Mr and Mrs. Frank Tay-
lor.
Mrs. C M. Thompson returned home
Sunday from the sanitarium, where
she had undergone an operation last
Monday She is rapidly recovering
and her friends wish her well.
J. It. Mabile after spending a week
with his family returned Monday to
Eggslaii lh?8 Moines.
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BIG DISPERSION
= SALE^^
The undersigned are closing out their partnership business and will sell
the following described property, machinery and live stock at the Mar-
tin ranch, 1V2 mile north and 1 mile west of Calumet, without reserve,
Wed., October 3,1917
Very Choice Holstein Milkers
Holstein Cow, Black Lady, fresh about 8 weeks, gives
ii gallons milk now. She's a dandy.
Holstein, Honest Face, giving I! gallons now.
Holsteins from to b years old, springing now.
Registered Yearling Holstein Bull out of Sally Belle,
a wonderful individual and out of the great milkers.
Bed Heifer coming It, springing now, great prospect
for choice milker.
Holstein fnw, White Bird, fresh, giving 5 gallons now.
and
1 Holstein, Spotted May, giving 4 gallons
springing now for calf. Can you beat it.1
1 Holstein, Baby Mine, will be froesli soon.
1 Holstein Bull Calf, 7 months old, a good one.
2 Shorthorn Cows, one giving I 1-2 gallons and the other
4 gallons per day now, one is extra choice cow.
4 Red Heifer Calves.
In this offering of milkers gon will find some rerg
choice ones. Extra good dairy cutes. Don’t miss them.
Head of Horses
old, bred
as Follows:
Span of dark brown Mares 4 and 5 years
to .lack, season paid; weight about 24(H).
Span Mares, black and brown, 4 and 5 years old,
bred to Jack, season paid, weight about 2000.
Bay Marc, 5 years old, bred to Jack, season paid,
weight 1000.
Black Horse Colt, yearling.
Span hay Marcs, bred to Jack, both b years old; weight
Head of Hogs as Follows
Brood Sow and nine pigs.
Hill, will farrow soon.
2 Brood sows, will farrow soon.
24 l’igs, just weaned.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE THERE WILL BE SOME EXTRA CHOICE POLAND CHINAS AS FOLLOWS
2 Registered Poland China Sows, Calumet (lirl, and Cal-
umet Lady, sired by Queen Wonder out of Lady
Queen.
Registered Boar, Perfection Strain, extra line. Breeding
certificate will be produced at sale.
FARMING MACHINERY, ETC.
Iowa, u‘ou<l as
1 t>iio row Lister.
I ('roam Separator,
now.
sets double work Harness.
1 sot chain Harness.
f)0 bushels "Rye.
1 Hog oiler “ Host on Kartli.'
SALE BEGINS AT 10 A. M.
1 two-row Cultivator.
1 two-row Emerson Co-Devil,
1 Georgia Stock complete.
1 Spring Wagon.
1 Fanning Mill and Grader, new.
1 Barrel Churn.
1 set light work Harness.
TERMS:
On all sums o( $10 and under, cash. Over that amount 10 months’ time at I O'/e interest,
required. 5% discount (or cash. Everything must be settled (or before taken away.
Martin and Steinpfad, Owners
flACK P^ENDUTON8 Auctioneers Leslie Thompson, Clerk
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about 2200.
1 Span Mares, bay and brown, brown bred to Jack;
4 or 5 years old, weight 2300.
1 roan Mare, bred to Jack, season paid; with mule colt
at foot, weight 1000.
1 iron gray Gelding, years old, extra good, weight 1100.
This stock is oil young, in good condition and choit
brood mares.
Registered Poland China Sow, Live Jewell, sired by
Live Wire and Dame Jewell. This is a fine indi-
vidual.
3 Gilts eligible to registration.
2 Males, good ones.
1 Dane Mower.
1 two-row Lister.
1 double Disc, new.
! two-section Harrow.
H) bushels alfalfa seed.
40(1 bales alfalfa hay.
Many oilier articles not mentioned.
BIG FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Bankable paper
of Mr and j Will Il'dcnour and family spent Sun-
last week '!*>' visiting relatives near Richland.
Several of our hoys were called to
the training camp lost Thursday. They
\v**re Clyde Mason, Walter Lacy, Leo
wjth I Murphy and Jim Witcher.
Miss Iluth Cecil, who has be n vis
Curl, ih*' younger son
Mrs. Schroeder, suffered
from a severe bilious attack.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kysink. of Sil
vis. 111., will arrive In Kl Keno next
week lo .spend several '
Mrs K\ iik'.- mother. Mrs .1 D
Cros and sist. r. Mrs. Chester Schroe- | Kin* at the Cecil home, returned to
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city,
her home in Weatherford. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Clay Spiker and Miss
Virginia Maury called at the Huchens
home Sunday.
Miss Mabel Mitchell spent Sunday
n October 1. Their daugli- j »•>*•' 1,1(,,lk:-
Kliznlieth. will attend th • | Sl>> ’■’"■cd and family, ot Kl Keno.
ell. o- at Greeley. Colo palled at the Mason home, Sunday.
inn Gilbert, formerly of this
enters on his third year in the
university at Seattle this year
Mr and Mrs DHefernich ar«* moving
to Idaho
ter. Miss
teachers
•S—h H- -I- H- * + -l-l> 1- I , I ■ ,
Miss I.ena Allison, who was oper | Sail Hopkins, who is going to high
ated on rerentlv for appendicitis, is ] school i:t Calumet, spent Saturday and
recovering nic .-K and expects to re-1 Sunday with home folk-
turn horn* soon.
MISTLETOE ITEMS
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Ruth Cecil visited school, Mo:i- i
M
da>
Mrs o. 11 Green and children vis
itod
day.
Al Ritter of Kl Reno spent Sat
urduy nlaht and Sunday at the Fees
home.
Mr. Peterson of Riverview. who has
been very ill of typhoid fever, is re-
ported no better.
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Fees spent Tues-
day evening at the Ben Miller home.
Sunday school next Sunday after-
noon at o'clock. Everyone come.
So many cute hats are being worn
by buyers of early fall millinery in-
the Will Ridenour home, Mon-plicate that then- will he no dintinu-
tion of marriage licenses for some
time to come.
“Dear teechur" is what might be
called a diplomatic term.
Soloists from the
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in a series of concei ts
The El Reno Theatre
Season 1917
Popular Prices
$1. $2, $3 and $4 for Season Tickets
:: FIRST CONCERT, PAUL ALTHOOSE, OCI. II
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Bronson, E. S. The El Reno American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 27, 1917, newspaper, September 27, 1917; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc912995/m1/2/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.