The May Bugle. (May, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1916 Page: 4 of 4
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Try Bugle
Advertising
it pays
If your child starts in ita sleep*
grinds its teeth while sleeping,
picks at the nose, has a bad
breath, fickle appetite, pale conv
plexion, and dark rings under
the eyes; it has worms; and as
long us they remain in the intes-
tines, that child will be sickly.
WHITE’S CREAM VERMI-
FUGE clears out the worms,
strengthens the stomach and
bow’els and puts the little one
on the road to health and cheer-
fulness. Price 25c per bottle.
Sold by Whites Drug Stor Adv
Let Us Save Vou money
BY SCI LING YOU A SINGER SEWING
MACHINE
Get our lowest cash prices.
Also sold on three full pay-
ments with no interest.
Our cash prices compare
with the mail order houses
and keeys your money in
your own country.
Phone or write
A. H. Millard
Buffalo. Okltt.
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County Commissioner's Proceedings.
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Claims were allowed as follows:
Claimant Purpose Allowed
SALARY FUND:
I. N. Waggoner..............Salary....................$ HI'S
L. D. Smith..................Salary................... 236*w
Violet Cook..................Salary....................
S. D. Lynch..................Salary.................... 75.00
W. A. Brown................Salary.................... 67,o0
Edith Fossey.................Salary.................... 67.50
E. L. Hubbard...............Salary...................
C. W. Sirnonds...............Salary................... 25.00
L. R. H. Durham.............Salary................. 75.00
C. B. Wbaleh ...............Salary.................... J06.00
C. W. Voris..................Salary.................... 108.3d
Francis Milier............Teachers’ Exam.............. 0*00
J. R. Beeman............Salary and milage .............
H. M. Welch........... Salary and Milage.............. 35.40
E. H. George ...........Salar\ and Milage............. 34.00
COURT FUND: . 0f Q,
I. N. Waggoner. .Board and Laundry for Prisoner.....
A. H. Walker................Salary
W. E. Morris..............Salary.
L. E. Cravs...... Salary
Q. E. Mullins........ Salary
C. L. Harper......... ......Bailiff
Ross Price........
3, M. Hubbard —
Robt. Newberry................ Juror
A. L. Durham...................luror
HCfturck! The Idea Cafe
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COL.. CHAS. JON ES
auctioneer.
Who done 90 per cent of the sale work in territory adja-
cent to May for several seasons which is ample proof of
prices obtained. Try me on YOUR sale. I will try to sat-
isfy you. Reference any Bank of May, Gage, Supply,
or Laverhe, as all have clerked my sales.
Phone Me At My Expense for Dates
Phone No. E 265 Address May, Okla.. R. R. No. 1.
The
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AUTO SERVICE
Is at your service. We offer you Good Rigs, Re-
liable Teams, Prompt Service, Courteous Treat-
- ment, and make Reasonable Charges. It you put
your team up at this barn it will be properly fed
and cared for. We are here to serve the public. ,
, the: o.k. liverv barn,*
J MAY, OKLA. W. F. Mattoon, Prop. J
If You Are In The Market For A
Bill of Lumber
For a
Granary, Barn, House or for Repairs
It will pay you to see us before you buy. We
are ready to figure your estimates at
any time and will try [to help
you save some money.
If you want paint that gives satisfaction use
DEVOE PAINT
C. E. Sharp Lumber Co.
Phone 25. D. M. SHARP, Yard Mgr.
If You Know Any News Tell the
Bulge
125.00
125.00
108.34
75.00
6.00
Car for County Attorney.......... 3 70
____Car for Sheriff................ 7.20
4.36
3.95
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
M. f. CHURGli SERVICES E0R MAY
AND FAIRVIEW
Sunday Schools 10:00 a. m.
Preaching services every Sun-
day alternately; first *at May
then at Fairview then at May
again, etc.
When May gets the morning
service Fairview gets the night
service and when Fairview gets
the morning "service May gets
the night service.
Tuesday night, choir practice
at May.
Wednerday night prayer meet-
ing at May.
C. D. MILLER, Proprieto
Two Blocks East of the
Wichita-Falls Depot.
A Good Meal at All Times—
Day or Night.
WOODWARD. OKLA.
Put Ud and Feed at.
2.80
4.65
3.55
2.20
6.00
5,50
5.20
5.70
3,40
3.90
3.80
3.65
2.90
5.20
H. W. KuhnlT^................Juror..................
I. S. Docktor.................Juror..................
M. S. Dobbs....................Juror .................
I. E. Foster.....................Juror...................
Adam Koon....................luror..................
D. E. Rayborns...............Juror...................
H. O. Olmstead................Juror...................
C. R. Foote....................Jnror...................
D. W. Plowman...............Juror....................
C. A. Hurst...................Juror...................
G. W. Lyon...................Juror....................
J. G. Rex rout.................Juror....................
David Martin.................Juroa....................
P. C. Ogle....................Juror...................
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS COMP. FUND:
Mrs. Nellie Spencer......Family Support............... 30,00
Mrs. Alice Hanna........Family Support............... 10.00
Mrs. Delia Carlisle.......Family Support............... 40.00
Mrs. Susie Damron.......Family Support............... 35.00
Mrs. Ada L. Thomas......Family Support.............. 15.00
SUPPLY FUND:
News-Dispatch Co..........Supplies................... 343.81
Co-Operative Pub.- Co.......Supplies..................... 37.3J
E. Lee Adams..............Supplies'.................... 35.80
. , £1.0*7
1.85
18.05
42.35
15.00
4.18
2.50
10.00
8.00
W. H. Temple..............Supplies
Buffalo Drug Co.
Ft. Supply Tel. Oo-
Buffalo Grain Co.
C. W. Voris
C. B. Whalen
L. D. Smith
I. N. Waggoner
L E. Crays
OONTINGENT FUND::
3. M. Hubbard,
Dr. H. Walker
Steve Durham
May Bugle
W. L. Clem
•J. O. Salem
E. M. Miller M. D.
C. R. MU
Supplids
Messages and rent
Coal
Office Expense
Office Expense
Office Expense
Office Expense
Office Expanse
Car for Supt. of Health 12.90
Quarantining and fumigating 19.90
Pub. delinquent tax list 58.15
Publication notice 6.35
Publication notice 5.85
Commission on Land sale 51.00
Supt. of Health 11.00
Car service for sheriff 7.20
POOR AND INSANE FUND:
R R Anderson M. D. Care of G. R. Robinson 15.00
A. H. Walker M. D. Care of P. L. Pierce 4.85
E. H. George Care of poor 6.00
J. R, Beeman Care of poor _ 7.50
E H George, Funds advanced for transportation for Mrs.
T. Ramsey 30.00
Kennedv Merc. Co. Supplies for Leo Seiner 12.35
A. M. Brandt & Son Coal for R. L. Pierce 5.1C
Dr. W. H. Jones Care of Tinkers 29.00
W M Haves Care of linkers 34 00
J W VanAusdall Goods for Tinkers 4.67
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND:
CW Sirnonds Surveying roads 14.0
E H George Road and bridge work 3.U(
SINKING FUND:
I N Watrironer Excess fees paid to county z.0<
F E Reed Rebate on redemption 14.75
rhe board adjourned to meet February 21, 1919.
J. R. Beeman, Chairman.
E L Hubbard. County Clerk, E H. George.
H M Welch
Loyal Girls Entertained.
Mrs; J. A. Coonce very pleas-
antly entertained her Sunday
school class of Loyal girls at her
loo me just east of the Christian
church Wednesday evening,
Several games were played
and the little folks had a grand
time.
Refreshments were served and
the girls left declaring they had
spent a very pleasant evening.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Union Sunday School every
Sunday at 10 a. m. Preaching
every 1st. and 3rd. Sunday, by
R. R. Coffey
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Baptist Services.
Preaching on second Sunday
of each month, at 11:00 a. m.
and 8:00 p. m. Union Sunday
School every Sunday at 10 a. m.
Rev. A. A. Armstrong, Pastor.
Herren’s Feed||Barn
J. M. IIERREN, Proprietor
Drives Made Anywhere.
Auto Service
Your Business Solicited.
MAY, :[ OKLA.
Lodge Directory
BEAVER VALLEY LODGE, NO. 384, I. O. O. F.
Meets Even- Thursday Night.
Noble Grand, Roy L.Wilson.
Vice Grand, J. M. Doty.
F. D. Borthick, Secretary.
All Odd Fellows Welcome.
M. W. A.NO. 11921.
F. E. VanfJeet, V. C. L. F. Robertson, W. A.
F. D. Borthick, Clerk.
Meets 1st and 8rd Tuesday Nights of each Month
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEOMEN.
E. G. Wellman. Foreman. O. T. Lieneman, M.ofC.
D. M, Sharp, Correspondent.
City Officials
Councilmen:
1st Ward, V. B.Browne
[(2nd Ward, H. A. Smith
3rd Ward, S. T. Morey
Clerk, - - R. O. Allen
Treasurer, - F. J. Gou'd
Marshall. - G. W. Wells
•J, of P. - C. A. Hagan
Meets First Mondayof the Month
gOR SALE
Farms, Town Property, Hors-
es, Mules, Alfalfa Seed, Automo-
biles or anything else you want.
Houses to rent. No trouble to
show.
S. T. Morry
| TIME TABLE
C. L. Amos
Physician and
Surgeon. : :
KSpecial attention given to dis-
eases of women and children.
All calls promptly attended.
Olficc Rhone 27 Residence Phone 28
MAY. OKLAHOMA
City Dray &
_ T ransfer
J. T. HERREN, Proprietor
All Kinds of Hauling
Promptly Done, and
on Short Notice.
....PHONE NO. 42...
MAY,
OKLA.
May Restaurant
AND.
City Meat Market
J. H. BISSITT, Proprietor.
Meals'served at all hours
Fresh andCured Meats
We Aim|To Please You.
City Barber Shop
W. F. GRAY, Prop.
......Agency For......
Woodward Steam Laundry
Your Patronage SolicRel.
MAY. OKLA.
We want you to come
in and see our line
RNESS
The biggest line in this part of the coun-
try. The most serviceable Kind.
H. A. Smith
A Full Line of I'ndertaking Goods.
W.F. & N.W.TIME TABLE
East Bound.. .9:09 a. m.
West Bound.. .7:08 p. m.
Driving Distance
S. W. GRACE
jeweler
UWc do all kinds of
watch, clock and jewelry
repairing at reasonable
From May to-—
prices. We carry a
£«• >d
l.averne............
.. .14 Miles
line of jewelry ami
a in
Speermoore.....
... 14 Miles
furnish you with
anything you want in
nior-t
this
Ivanhoe .........
.. .28 Miles
line:
Buffalo.........
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.. 22 Miles
V* t* also take ordere for
Supply............
. I^Miles
tailor made clot hing.
Us.
See
Fargo .....
'£ ■ Miles I
Woodward.....
. to Miles;
S. W. Grace
Gage..............
22 Miles
May, Oklahoma.
Chaney............
. 12 Miles
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Farmers' and Business Men's Co-Operative Association. The May Bugle. (May, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1916, newspaper, February 17, 1916; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc941252/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.