The Harper County Democrat (Buffalo, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, August 23, 1912 Page: 4 of 4
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can buy Iota in
Buffalo
Ranging in price from $10 up on
reasonable terms.
For particulars see
R. R. McMlNN, Treasurer'* Office.
Money to Loan
We have plenty of money to loan on
choice farms in Harper County. We pay
the money as so» as papers are signed.
R. O. Renfrew,
successor to
Renfrew S Gowgill,
WOODWARD. OKLAHOMA.
Or C. A. Wyatt. Buffalo, Okla.
......Merchant Tailor.
Suits Cleaned, Pressed, Dyed and Repaired at
Reasonable Prices.
Shoe Repairing Also Done.
BUFFALO, - - CDKLA-
PROSPECT VALLEY.
The old man has come again.
Yes, the old man went -to the pri
mary Listen, is that the Bugle V No,
says Dick—we died the 6th like Roose-
velt, full of confidence.
Yelton precinct gave Mr Beeman
every vote. Beeman is a gentleman
in every respect and is not the man to
say: “Get out, i need the room.”
Wheat in the neighborhood is mak-
ing from 15 to 22 bushels per acre.
Threshing will soou be done. Blau
chard's machine is in the lead. Those
boys thresh. They do more work
and do it better than any other ma-
chine that has been in the Valley.
Listen, do I hear the Bugle? No
that is Dick praying fora resurrection.
Everybody up here is plowing for
wheat
The election wa9 rather one-sided '
up here Our boys do not appreciate :
being kicked out like they were at ■
Buffalo last February. We have that j
deal marked up against them for
keeps.
Lee Adams was up looking after
his threshing last week on the section,
He hat the whole place nearly covered
with wheat.
Old Man Grouch.
C. A. WYATT,
The FARM L O A IN Man.
Abstracts. - Notary Pubic. *
Office in Pappe Building, Buffalo, Okla. ^
.’v ^ y s v v
I)lf. R. R. ANDKRSON.
Physician & Surgeon.
Office in First National Bank building
Ground floor. Phone both residence
and office.
BUFFALO. OKLA.
u. M. MIX
GENERAL AUCTIONEER
Live Stoek Sales a Specialty
Will ciy sales anywhere in
Harper or adjoin ini; couuties.
See or write me at
Buffalo, Oklahoma.
WHALEN & MBRREIN
St Paul and hantnt Gity Life
Ninety day note no interest
Over ninety days 6 per cent.
Fire, Lightning, Tornado,
Wind. Life. Hail,
Stock and Grain,
We advertise by paying 100 per
cent losses.
Buffalo, Oklahoma.
C W Hofmeister.
Law and Collector.
f. Z. W1NCHELL, M. D.
Calls Answered Promptly
At all Hours.
Office in Royal Hotel.
Buffalo, - - Oklahoma
A. P. GRIMM
AUCTIONEER
RATES PER HUNDRED;
General sales 75 cents
Stock sales 50 cents.
BUFFALO OKLA.
Office in Basement of First
National Hank.
Come and see me.
Buffalo, Oklahoma.
CHAS- W- WHITE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practice in all courts and United states
Land Office. Office in New Dost Of-
fice building.
W’oodwakd, — Okla.
W. W. Gillen waters
AUCTIONEER
General Auctioneer and
Stock Salesman
Lor other particulars
write or phone me at
JUUyY, - VfcLAUOMA.
Grant Smalley hauled wheat to Sitka
for Will Richardson the first of this
week.
Several loads of wheat were taken to
Ashland last Saturday.
Some of the Sunday visitors were:-
Mr and Mrs Hichard William’s at Mr
Mulch’s; Mr and Mrs James Holman
and Mr Frank Holman of Calif at Mr
O Nossaman’s; Miss May Thompson
and Clara Brock at Dug Harmon’s
Miss Ethel Thompson at Mr Sam Wis-
e’s.
It was a mistake last week about
Nevoh Smith being gone to Mo.
We had quite an interesting Sunday
School last Sunday and Mr Ira Spen -
ser gave us a good talk He preaches
here the third Sunday in each month
Nora Sawyer, the 6 year old dangh
ter of Alvin Sawyer, drank lye Mon-
day evening and was very seriously
burned.
Get ready to have your picture tak-
en. Miss May Thompson will soou be I
readv to do the worn. She has a new
Kodak.
Alvin Sawyer went to Ashland Mon-
day. I
Mary.
Otter Creek.
Wm Wildharber is having sale
struck this week for a sale to be
Sept 3rd.
Harve Reed has been threshing in j
this neighborhood this week, h« is trav- i
eling north with his machine, expects |
to thresh for some time yet.
Mr and Mrs Conley and I’oulton are
attending the Old Soldiers Reunion
this week.
Harry Guthrie has moved back on
farm this week.
his
the ;
Willard Items.
We would be pleased to have some
rain sent upon us.
Mrs John Heaton and Mrs John ford
spent Friday at Mrs J W Sawyer’s, sr.
Mrs Hallie Dams and Mrs Ella Stev-
ens who have been visiting with .Jacob
Sailer's and Jas Dains left last week.
Mr John Brock is on the sick list.
John Carr has a child sick with
typhoid fever.
A Big dust storm Tu esdav afternoon |
an electric storm followed in the nijht
but no rain to speak of. It is pretty '
dry here.
A school meeting will beheld Mon-
i day 26th of Aug in dist 76, the same to
be held at Mrs Freeman's residense.
i Dist 24 will nold theirs in the church
O-T-T-O.
My Doctor Said
“Try Cardui,” writes Mrs. Z. V. Spell, of Hayne, N. C.
“ I was in a very low state of health, and was not able to
be up and tend to my duties. I did try Cardui, and soon
began to feel better. 1 got able to be up and help do my
housework. I continued to take the medicine, and now I
am able to do my housework and to care for my children,
and I feel as though I could never praise Cardui enough
for the benefits 1 have received.”
CARDUI Womans Tonic
Cardui is successful, because It Is made especially for
women, and acts specifically on the womanly constitution.
Cardui does one thing, and does it well. That explains
the great success which it has had, during the past 50 years,
in helping thousands of weak and ailing women back to
health and happiness. ....
If you are a woman, feel tired, dull, and are nenrous,
cross and irritable, it’s because you need a tonic. Why not
fry Cardui? Cardui builds, strengthens, restores, and acts
in every way as a special, tonic remedy for women. Test
it for yourself. Your druggist sells Cardui. Ask him.
Write to: Ladies’ Advisor* Dept.. Chatlanoon MedlctoeCa, Chitta^tATeniL. I
lor Special Instructions, and 64-page book. Home Trftment lor Women, **nl
IHM
Tor Sale or Trade
Half-section grain and stock farm, hard
land, 9 miles from Supply, iooo locust and
300 fruit trees; living water on place; other
improvements. Will sell all or part. Can
use some stock. Time on part.
Dr. E. E. Heady,
Buffalo,
Okla.
mmwm
PUBLIC SALE
at 1:00 o’clock P. M.
MON.. SEPT. 9. 1912
On Section 33. known as the “Adams School Section,” 1 1-4 mile west and
1 mile south of Yelton P. O.; 2 miles west and 8 miles north of Doby Springs
5 miles west and 1 milelsouth of Willard, Okla. we will sell at public sale the
following described_____
PURE BRED AND HIGH GRADE SHORTHORN CATTLE
1 large grade short-horn cow, 9 years old. “Spot"
1 spotted grade short-horn cow, 5 years old “Star"
1 large high grade blood-red short-horn cow, 7 years old. “Boss"
1 large high-grade red short-horn cow, 8 years old. “Peggy"
1 2-year old high grade short-horn heifer
1 3-year old high grade short-horn bull. “Peaceful"
5 high grade short-horn yearling heifers, long
3 spring heifer calves
4 4-year old pure-bred short-horn cows, were elegible but never registered
1 4-year old pure-bred short-horn bull, was elegible but never registered
1 high-grade blood-red short-horn cow, 5 years old. “Beauty"
Nearly every animal described adove was sired by pedigreed, short-horn bulls. Everything this year
bred to bulls described above. Here is your opportunity to buy something nice either for stock or milch cows.
Not a scrub in the herd.
Jas. T Bayne
Painter & Decorator
All kinds of Painting. Graining,
Staining, Varnishing and hard-
oil finishing.
Let me make you a price on yonr
work, guarantee to please you a6 to
price and workmanship.
JAS. T. BAYN K,
Route I, — — Buffalo, Okla.
W. W. WOMACK
Auctioneer!
Sale* criwl anywhere. S»-t-
ih«* tiefore v«*u have yotii «al**, I
«»r make dates at The Demo- j
crat office. I guarantee you
the high dollar.
BUFFALO, ; OKLA.;
WORK HORSES AND MARES
I bay horse, 7 years old. weight 1300. gentle, reliable and sound. “Dan”
l roan mare, 8 years old weight 1100, good brood mare and fine work animal. “Kate” Bred to Holler Horse.
1 sorrel mare. 6 years old, weight 1150, as good as they make 'em. Bred to Holler Horse.
1 suckling colt, mare.
The above horses are guaranteed as to age and working qualities.
1 set double work harness
3 single work harness
1 barn located on the “Anderson” farm
1 wind mill and tower on che “Anderson” farm
1 old buggy, and a few other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:- All sums of $10.oo and under cash in hand. On all
sums over $10.oo bankable note Dec. 1, 1912. without interest. Sept. 9,
1913, 10 per cent interest from date. Either time optional with purchaser.
10 per cent discount for cash. All property to be settled for before being
removed.
! <
j S/VW>/W
E. LEE ADAMS)
J. E. ANDERSONi
OWNERS
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Adams, E. Lee. The Harper County Democrat (Buffalo, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, August 23, 1912, newspaper, August 23, 1912; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc941286/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.