The Kiowa County News. (Lone Wolf, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 30, 1916 Page: 1 of 8
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THE KIOWA COUNTY NEWS
VOL. 15
LONK WOLF, KIOWA COUNTY. OKLAHOMA. MARCH 30. 1!)1«
NUMBER IN
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LONE WOLF TELEPHONE CO.
We Handle Phone Boxes New and Second Hand;
Pales and All Kinds of Construction Mate-
rials. Good Live Batteries on Hand
At All Times.
All Kinds of Repair Work
DEATH OF JACOB IE BOW-
MAX
0:+E TO 117A’ OXE CAM-
PAIGX
SAVE TODAY
a
-HAVE TOMORROW
Begin Right Now
I et Your Money Work for You While You Sleep.
Let us pay You Interest on Your Savings.
A Small Beginning is Better than None
The Orient
L. N. JEROME, President,
At 11 o’clock a. m., March Dear brethren: 1 want us u>
) 23rd., Jacob H. Bowman passed put on the “Win in to One" cam-
■ away. Uncle Jacob, as he was paign. This is a revival effort i.>
v i'amilliarly known had been suf- which every member is oxpeded
<! Coring for a long long tim ■„ to take part, and do what they
\ years ago he had met with an can to load as many as one soul
} unfortunate accident. He ac- to accept the Lord as them
\ eidentally discharged a gun that Savior. We began last Sunday
■ ho w'as examining and the bullet and will continue until iho
penetrated his right log just fourth Sunday in April, and <u<
above the knee, although he was the week previous to the four!a
| soon able to be up and about the Sunday in April wo will begin on
< wound never properly healed. It Monday night and have moot
continued to give him trouble off ing every night in the week ami
— and on and some months ago Dr. on over Sunday, and then on
\Yilfus amputated the leg above every Wednesday night in the
'■ the wound. For a while after week from now until that lime,
5 the operation it was thought he these mid week meetings are
91 would recover. However his preparatory services for the last
■ strength was unequal to the task week of revival effort.
J® He slowly but surely sank away. I would be pleased to have tim
jg a few weeks ago he was remov- co-operation of every man and
E9 ed to his farm. The change woman in our town that loves
H seemed to benefit him but his the Lord and is interested in the
strength was too far gone. salvation of men regardless „,f
Uncle Jake was a man of ster- denominational lines', you are
ling honor and integrity. H- cordially invited to co-operat •
was industrious and freegal. with us. if you have a friend er
He had a comfortable home and relative you want saved come
was highly esteemed by all who along and let’s put our strength
knew him. together for the victory in JUS
Interment was at the Retrop ’NAME,
cementery. Funeral services Don’t forget the dates “Wed-
were conducted by Rev.' Ellis, nesday nights of each week and
To.the bereaved wife and son, the week before the 4th Sunday
The News extends its heartfelt in April is to be protracted,"
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E. S. LAWRENCE, Cashier.
sympathy.
DELEGATES ELECTED TO
(■OUNTY (:ON 1rEXT ION
IHTdlllVf
Millstone
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Around One^ Neck.
Provided you think better of yourself, your sur-
roundings, and follow and old and familiar saying
“Think Twice Before You Leap.”
Apply this to your every day life.
Come To Our Store
and get your share of our profits. We are divid-
ing them with you to show our appreciation of
your patronage. Such a co-operative plan should
greatly benefit each of us.
This is The Place
where quality is paramount and where every little
safeguard is taken to buy better and cheaper
Merchandise;
Where Your Dollars Have More
Cents
If you are not a customer get in line and see if
we are not right.
brethren the greatest need of
Lone Wolf is a little more sp;r>-
tuality in our religion. We
have plenty “church-all ty,
- lodge-ality, pleasure-ality, !in-
Pursuant to the call of t.nJ ance-ality and business-ality
county central committee. The. though some haven’t morality,
democrats of Dill proper met at but the great need, and thing
the City Hall here at 3 o’clock that will make us a complete pen-
Saturday March 25th, for pur- pie in Lone Wolf is more Christ-
pose of electing delegates to the ality mixed in to our lives, so
county convention at Hobart on come and be with us one and all.
Aprn ist. J. Ik McCANCE, Pastor.
Oscar McCollom was chosen ----
chairman and Chas. A. Davis KIOWA LEADS /A (07 lo A
secretary. PRODUCTION
The following delegates were -
elected: Chas.-Mcllwain, Oscar The report of the Department
McCollom, Otto L. Davis and \V. 0f Commerce up to March 20,
A. Turmon. 1916 gives Kiowa county 32,573
Alternative Chas. A. Davis bajes 0f cotton of the crop of
and J. V. Cox. 1915. Next comes Tillman
Also, at a meeting held at 2 county with 23,405 bales,
o’clock at the same call and for This gives Kiowa the lead :n
the same purpose as stated cotton production by 9,168 bales
above, the following delegates an(| stil] a quantity of “hollies'’
were elected from Lone Woic to Cojne in.
predict: E. Reicharts, W. P.--
Mi seme r and L. N. Jerome.
BABY DIES
(GARDEN SEEDS
From Washington
We have at the News office a
large package of garden seed,
well selected and of every varity,
sent by order of our congress-
man Hon. J. V. McClintic who is
as ever, alive to the general in-
terests of those of his district.
These seeds are free to the
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs
Fred Challieomb was found dead
by its mother’s side when she
awoke about five o’clock Tues-
day morning.
The little one had been sick
for only a few days and was
thought to be improving. Wnen
the mother wasj awake at two
o’clock it seemed to be resting
well and she again disposed her
self to rest, but on awaking at
BASE BALL GAME
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“THE DEPEND-ONIT”
ALEXANDER-RULE CO.
public as long as they last and
^ . sen lu rest, uut un <iv»
nothing would please the writer f.ye the chj|d was dea(l
more than for the people to show I[JtCTment was made hl the
their appreciation by calling tor ^ Wo|f cemetery Tuesday
them and using them. afternoon the 28th. Rev. J. M.
Dosher conducting the ceremony
The bereaved parents haw
many friends in this commut'd/
The Hobait nine will tang.e wpn extend to them the utmost
bats with the first Lone \\oil sympathy and condolence.
team here on Saturday, the 1st. _____
The home boys are well coach-
ed and confident. Grand sport
is anticipated; everybody be out
and root with a double R. an 1
three O’s.
Why Pessimist Is Not Loved.
The trouble about being a pessimist
is that the ofteuer your judgment which time Judge ( arpenter will
proves correct tbe less people like set the docket and assign cases
••• • . for trial. : . i§A.i
COUNTY COURT NEXT MON-
DAY
County Court will convene in
the regular April session nexi
Monday morning at 9 o’clock >t
you.
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FARMS::
Improved Farms for $100.00 cash pay-
ment. Your own time on balance at 8 per
cent interest.
FARM LOANS::
Big Loans, and so you can pay them.
INSURANCE::
Insurance which really insures you
against loss—9 out of 10 of the ac-
knowledged BIG companies do—we do.
Will look after your farm and get you all
your rent, showing same in clear
plain statements.
“MESMEB”
Opposite Old Postoffice Bldg. Lone Wolf, Oklahama.
PHONE 33
USE FULL, CREAM FLOUR
GHIGKASHA MILLING GO.
CRAIN AND COAL
HIGHEST PRICES PAIL. FOR GRAIN.
The Best of Coal always on hand.
HONEST WEIGHT our motto.
W. Ei. McCARRfCK, Manager.
Do Justice
To Your Feet
BY WEARING
Edwin Clapp Shoes
Their Better Making Gives Dignity and#
Comfort to the Man Wearing Them
Edwin Clapp,
Beacon Shoes
$6.50 to 7.00
$3.50 to 4.00
Wearing good shoes is economy. The
perfect fit, long service and individual
style of the famous BILLIKIN SHOE makes
the pree, $2.50 to 3.00, small in com-
parison. COME, LOOK AT OUR STOCK
AND REMEMBER-when you order a bill
of Groceries, our stock is the largest and
freshest and our service the quickest of
any that can be found.
Yours to Serve,
J. M. HIGGINS & CO.
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Hill, F. C. The Kiowa County News. (Lone Wolf, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 30, 1916, newspaper, March 30, 1916; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc914445/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.