The Kiowa County News. (Lone Wolf, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1915 Page: 1 of 8
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THE KIOWA COUNTY NEWS.
VOL 14
I/KK WOLF, KIONVA COUNTY. OKLAHOMA, NOVEMBER 11, UH5.
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TONICHT At The Elite, 10 and 15c
The Orient State Bank
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A Safe Place to Do Business
Every Day in the Year
L. N. JEROME, President
E. S. LAWRENCE, Cashier
LAST CHANCE FOR FREE EYE TEST
On account of the demand for Glasses I
have decided to remain at the Remmert Ho-
tel in Lone Wolf until Sunday, Nov., 14th.
Better Have Your Eyes Tested Row
Spectacles properly fitted at reasonable prices,
in Granite from November 15th to 22nd.
B. W. FRANKLIN, - - - OPtidan
Cotton and Seed
Still on Decline
The local buyer this morning
gave out following prices.
Cotton, He
Seed, per ton $30.00
Though prices are lower, re-
ceipts are good, but we are una-
bie to get the exact number of
inles sold*
The gins report the following
receipts for season:
Pot twood gin, 467
Hart in Runaway
Last Saturday morning Albert
Wright, a well known farmer
living 0 miles south of here, had
hitched up a spirited team »>f
mules and started to town to do
seme trading. The mules all
along the road manifested great
restlessness and as the£ came up
south Main street, from no other
incentive, as Mr. Write lit express-
ed it. than that of "pure mule”
made a {break for liberty, Mr.
Will be
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still bringing the cotton in at a •’ump’
good rate,
Struck by the Train
IT MAY BE DRY
Next Year and the Next.
If you have a farm in A’ortli West Oh•
lalioma, In Cimarron, Texas or Heave r
Counties now is a good time ft* sell
“MESMER** ts connected with a live
man In that country and will see that
you s|vt a square deal. Come in at once
and list your land while there is some
chance to sell.
Gome in MOW, Don*t put it off.
Headquarters for FARM LOANS and
TITLE Corrections
“MESMER”
Opposite Old Postoffice Bidg. Lone Wolf, Oklahoma.
PHONE 33
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Wright braced his foot against
the front endgate of the wagon
j for a pull on the lines, but un-
Lone Wolf gin, 2571 fortunately that support gave
Farmers Cotton Oil Co., 5741 way and as he was about to lie
rpotaj • 1298 thrown on to the double-trees,
* A. ,e .v«„ there was nothing left to do but
Th.> continued fine weather »> ju[np This he (|i(| a„d his foot
becoming entangled in the lines i;
he was thrown heavily to the
ground and sustained a severe!
fracture of the leg which will i
disable him for some time. j
Bystanders hurried to the res- j;
cue, some corra'ed the fleeing
while others brought a
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SPECIAL |
PRICES i
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j On ladies and childrens !
1 winter coats. !
T. M. Seals, one our prominent
farmers, who lives 5 miles north atrofi
of town, was hit by the west
bound Rock Island passenger
train at the depot last Satuday
morning and seriously injured.
Mr. Seals had started to Ho-
bart on business and having
purchased his ticket went for a
stroll with a friend along the
track whi'e awaiting the train
While engaged in conversation
he didn’t notice the approach of
the cars and was struck in the
hack by the engine, rendering
him unconscious. He was im.
mediately carried the hospital
and examined by Dr. Willis,
who found that he had been in-
jured in back, hips ard internal-
ly. The doctor stated Tuesday
that, while his hurts were se-
. rious, he would ultimately re-
-cover, and Mr, Seals himselt
! told the writer on Wednesday
! at the hospital, that he was rest-
i ing well.
USE FULL CREAM FLOUR
GHIGKASHA MILUNG GO.
CRAIN AND COAL
HIGHEST PRICES PAIL, FOR GRAIN.
The Best of Coal alw ays on hand.
HONEST WEIGHT our motto.
W. E. McCARRICK, Manager.
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stretcher and conveyed the m-j
jured man to Dr, Wills* hospital *
where he rectived prompt at-
tention. When seen at that
place by the News man Wednes-i
day, Mr. Wright said that he|
was resting splendid and expect-j
ed to go home by the last of the j
week.
W. 0. W. Rally
Child Seriously Maimed
The W. O. W. hoys at Lone
Wolf are in the ring and up ar.d
doing. The local deputy is here
and working with them,
Watch the paper for a report
of the contest. J. M. Murdock
and A. G. Fisher are the leaders
respectively, of the two oppos-
ing side3. The losing side is to
furnish refreshments to the win-
ners, Watch the results.
Camp meets on every Friday
night during the contest.
W, Forehand,
Local Deputy.
WHEN
the cold November rains and the snows of
winter come—you’U wish for wanner cover-
ing-why not buy your Blankets now) Any
size, weight or price, at “THE PIONEER.”
AH Will Go Daring the Next Two
Weeks at
1-2 Price
‘THE DEPEND ON IT”
ALEXANDER-RULE CO.
6! La3t Saturday morning Mr.
41D. D. Clark, a farmer living
J half a mile east o? town, while
2 (drilling in wheat had taken his
4 little five-year-old son up on the
4 I machine for a ride. While the
♦ father’s attention was distract-
J ed.by his work, evidently, the
J chid amused himself by seeing
4 how close .he could come to
A touching the gear wheels with
J his toes, without getting caught.
^ The experiment proved disas-
Speeiai Notice to
Lone Wolf Folks.
We wish to announce we are
exclusive Lone Wolf agents lor
this simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glyseerine, etc., known as
Alder-i ka. This remedy, used
successfully for appendicitis, is
the most THOROUGH bowel
cleanser we ever sold. It is so
powerful that ON FI SPOONFUL
you’d Have that Classy look, buy your Cloth-
ing. Shoes and Coats at “THE PIONEER.”
They also have the newest things in Sweat-
ers. Caps and veils.
FACT
4 trnus. The little fellow s foot ^|jev<.g almost ANY CA.^F. of
4 was caught in the machine and constipation, sour or *:assy stom-
^ four of his toes crushed so as to Alder-i ka never gripes, is /
i necessitate amputation, before <mfe touse and the IN STAN I j;
4 Mr. f Tar it could atop his tea tv action is surprising. Sold by F. j
i* ir-il i c*I,*as' him Dr . Willis was, Walker .Druggist.
4 hastily summonsed and the hurts
“THE PIONEER” has anything you need at
prices to make you prosperous, besides giv-
ing you a 5 per cent discout for Casb, which
amounts to more for you than ordering
your goods. Try trading hoe and be happy
f cared for. At the last reports
4 the child was resting well.
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■ S. M- Alexander returned last
4 Saturday nignt from a business
i trip to Oklahoma City.
Miss Mary Turnbull, a teacher
in the Hobart Schools, spent the
past Saturday and Sunday with
her parents here*
Yours to Serve,
). M. Higgins & Company
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Hill, F. C. The Kiowa County News. (Lone Wolf, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1915, newspaper, November 11, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc914516/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.