The Buffalo Bugle. (Buffalo, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1913 Page: 4 of 4
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HARPER VIEW ITEMS BROADWAY items j; PRACTICAL BAKING LESSONS
l' . ■ f •......... i.iKifftl 'Mill
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upry
Tour Soil Is Alive
O all intents and purposes, soil is
alive. It breathes, works, rests; it
drinks, and, most important of all,
it feeds. It responds to good or bad
.... n— treatment. It pays its debts with
interest many times compounded. Being alive,
to work it must be fed. During the non-grow-
ing seasons certain chemical changes take place
which make the fertility in the soil avaiiab.e
for next season’s crop. But this process a< h
no plant food to the soil. Unless plant food is
added to soil on which crops are grown, in
time it starves. There is one best way to feed
your soil. Stable manure, which contains all
the essentials of plant life, should be spread
evenly and in the proper quantity with an
I H C Manure Spreader
III C manure spreaders are made in all styles
and sizes. There arc low machines which are
not too low, but can be used in mud and deep
snow, or in sloppy barnyards. They are made
with either endless or reverse aprons. F rames
arc made of steel, braced and trussed like a steel
bridge. Sizes run from small, narrow machines
to machines of large capacity. 1 ho rear axle
is placed well under the box,^ where it carries
over 70 per cent of the load, insuring plenty of
tractive power. Beaters are of large diameter
to prevent winding. I he teeth are square and
chisel-pointed. 1 he apron drive control the
load, insuring even spreading whether the ma-
chine is working up or down hill, or on the
level. I II C spreaders have a rear axle differ-
ential, enabling them to spread evenly when
turning corners. , , •
I H C local dealers handling these machines
will show you all their good points. Get litera-
ture and full information from them, or write
International Harvester Company of America
(Incorporated)
§§ Hutchinson Kans. sg
ore
Tin* Bugle is sure a real news-
paper.
The rural route from Hiskew
tarle ! March 1 >t.
Clinton Roach is digging a cis-
tern for District 54.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilpin went to:
Ellendale Saturday.
Mrs. Little Gilpin visited with
| Mrs. Bookstore Tuesday.
Mr:?. J. S. Lehr called on Mrs.
Alta Servis Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Scott are
OC»CM
Mrs. Jce Munson called on
Cora Keith Tuesday.
Several from this part atten-
ded the sale Monday.
Mrs. Shaw visited Mrs. Shuy-
ler one day last week.
Mrs. Crawford visited at the
Keith home Saturday.
Rev. Cook and family moved
into the new parsonage.
This f 3 the first of a serlea of IcHiiona which will
nppear on this pope every week. There i < "
log interest in home baking, us women ure c .n ' ; to
realise thut th ir own baking •» tupcrioi totfct prod-
n, t of the tuke shop mul costa viucii k-. n. ,nl*
department 1 will show you how always to have oou
luck" WHO your baking. Thu Is alt .gether a matter of
h iving the ti^ht materials, ru,t'P(' tfic.*i lc'3cui''r tha
t.^ai wny, u..J yiiojiciiy conuoihi.g the oven.
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r> .pi j r> I n icrowd biscuits in r. pan, i ‘t keep
Bread Hour end Pa-Ary Fleur „ apart> aliovvv.ij u i " epa bav.ee i
I it mills mu •• two kinds of hours; t(K,m Lr heat. The oven should he very
f{ u onef :n! m l‘ i'ring wheat culled i,0t e® that the bktcuii*!«■<•' • rui.a;, baao
Lrt.iJ Hour, the ‘.Ukw iroin r>olt ai)q brown iii.ciy in about, 1 n i.utc
Winter wiic.it tailed paury iiour. 'lhc i j mentioned above that a doub.o ram
to ine new parsonage. Lrcad flour has i larger percentage ot jbalcin;; tcvtL? tlaoul; bo us h Tola to
. , ittbi gluten which dissolves slowly and i.iukea |t,f espetiul insportanco v. ith tiacuilc.
We are glad to hear that Little foe flour In .".b to mi c, bo that it is lose }vnt!i tha old fashioned cinrlo acti. j
i?..or>u iu kuitr.ji* tiesir.iblj than t'.io it \. 1 tc.. t or [u oy b n !c in rr powders it was necessary to ha\ t
(lour f r q : k I.T.kin-. I’; -try Ibur |the0Vcnrcady co that t!io biscuits con 1
when pressed tightly in tho closed bund. Ipeput, in tho moment they were mixed,
should feel soft 1'j ;Jc. !• * ly. retain- jbafwju, K 0 Faking Poy.der you
: hg i»s form after t' a b opened, t.ii.«!iu hours i.i advan
Lawrence Evans is better.
Oliver Keith helped with the
the proud parents of a fine girl, hall Wednesday afternoon. • - ,v ~r.r- hWtf0 -
! .'inashowtrfrtho imprints of the fingers.
Bros. Rise and Pickett were Walter Hedrick passed along; rf,on the other h--id, t ofmrsoems dry
making spiritual calls Saturday, on Broadway the other day. a t%£\tu\
j Mabel Roach stayed over night C. L. Harrison and wife visi-
Mabel Roach stayed over night
last Saturday w ith Esther Pay-1 ted at Will Harrison’s Sunday,
ton.
Will Davis and wife are happy j county seat visitors Wednesday.
>ver the arrival of a fine, new
1 daughter.'
Miss Mabel Roach is home this:son.
,veek taking care of her mother,
Mrs. Scott.
Ulli V lytui) imp i
•ill qivc rood ru-nlts r-i’y when a
clow working Jcnwn iifco y<v > h v.'-ed.
pastry flour cf ■ • i no i.icro < ’'.an trcr/4
| flour and it i* bo mu hb ' r for cakes,
John Carpenter and wife were i *-ni:t«, mi 13 s and i:: ki t paatry
. . ___ . , llnf U nknii1 I ) • l'r »r I* m PIITilI ana
r: i.-; youi* LPc’.iits hours i.i advance 'i'
yo’i fike, lotting them £>t; r.d, c. t s', *
have perfect biscuit when re cd._ i-i
fact, it is entirely practice! to mix^ h
batch of biscuits before supper, Ljko
what you want for that, n.cal, a J sat
the remainder of the dougii a way in Iho
ico box until morning, when you can
hava f-esh'.y baked l.iHcniU for break-
fast without the loea of r. mcment'i
t;me jn rr:^r'. That yon can do th
that it shor.l J l > : <■ e.i hanli and t!Tne ^ ir-r.mg. -luan w.a u« w •
unuj. mu, ..o.wv/.w »• -■ • I regularly u :d>. 1" e do not confure .,-.t g (j Baking Powder u cue to tl j
,, M c i i i e :i , pastry flour with the eocr'ivo psex- ,f-.ctthatit is virtually a tlor.d cf tv. j
Mr. Mayfield and family spent • flour <r tha-scif-raising bQyn3 powders, one of v/hic. -:
Sunday at the home of joe Mun-in.our, w’ iciiorc■•omaimncall 1‘Taatry monepoto act co sooa cc the dong... i
Flour” ml “Di cuit Flr-v.” It you mixed, the other commcncng ns coon r.
ij
Ira J. Fields,-the deputy cour.- ernoor
raenceo w aco ua m/vj* •-
Hour" rn 1 “Di. -ait i Iohv*1 It you miXed, tV.oot’ crconmcnc’np: ns noon r i
.will remember tiia" br I flour is a jtjareachi Ifcyhcat. Tl ■' '
Eva Page and little daughter i J’ne'f wndUion fir 'boir ‘ '
• 1 ,f c"----- m-----i-- ~ei \ y0,ir [^rocor which you want,’you will heat i3 applied it
ho cure of cutting it.
visited Mrs, Shaw Tuesday aft-
, \v.
! hen whc.i
h i-ijing.
DR. E. M. MILLER City Mm
Physician and
Surgeon.
i J. R.
LENNINGTON,
--o-
Shop
PROP.
Office at Buffalo Drug Store | Your patronage solicited.
Agency for the W oodward
Steam’ Laundry.
DiHi-aBosof Women and Children and Sur. . o
ii specialty.
All cully promptly attended day or nitfht.
BUFFALO, OK LATIOMA.
Will Cry Sales in Harper and Ad-
joining Counties
J. I. CORBETT
General Auctioneer
Laverne, Okla.
BUFFALO,
OKLAHOMA.
ED. SONTAG,
Merchant Tailor.
New Spring Samples on Hand.
Cleaning and Pressing Done
! 1 Also Do Shoe Repairing
Graduate Missouri Auction School Sewing Machine Repairs, Need-
Real Estate Farm Tjoans 1 M s l,T0-
U. M. MIX
AUCTIONEER.
Rates Reasonable.
Satisfaction Assured.
Dates made at this office,
or phone at my expense.
BUFFALO. OKLAHOMA.
W. W. Whalen. St. Paul.
ty assessor, has been going the
rounds this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Parsons
spent Sunday with the latter’s
parents, Sid Scovel and wife.
A dance was held at Thomp-
son’s ranch last Monday night.
We hear there was a large crowd
present.
Dr. Hanzig was called •to the
Bookstore home Saturday even-
ing to attend Mrs. Bookstore,
who is ill with lagrippe.
The young people’s Sunday
School class took dinner Sunday
with Miss Clara Owens, the oc-
casion being her 17th birthday
anniversary.
Rev.Tatman and wife returned
Wednesday from holding a revi-
val at Haskew, and left again on
Saturday.to fill his appointment
at Alto and Charleston Sunday.
The young people at the ML
Olive Sunday School have chosen
sides to see which can get the
•post new scholars, and the los-
ing side will have to entertain
die winners.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
A revival has begun at
the
Mrs. Charley Munson and lit-
tle son called at Joe Munson’s on
Tuesday.
Oliver Keith and family spent
Saturday with Buffalo relatives
and friends.
Quite a number from this ter-
ritory have been in Buffalo the
past week attending court.
The Kibby M. W. A. are build-
ing a new hall on their lot on
west Evans street in Kibby.
W. R. Rose and family visited
relatives here the first of the
week before going to their new
home in Grant county.
If you appreciate all the home
news subscribe for the Bugle.
For a regular weekly newspaper
clipping subscribe for a good
daily paper* and get it first-
handed.
Public Sale !
Having decided to move away,
1 will sell at auction at my farm,
2 miles south of Doby Springs,
Friday, March 21,1913
the following property:
HORSES AND MULES
Recipes l ’/art!.
Bchinj Pc^<•
Ilcrs b Msdifi Dclidoca DlecvKs
For biscuits I t r >:t par try fi wr,
n rood sweet uhortcwng; a u .uoic-raiso
baiting powder and weet. cr water.
'liik 13 to Lo preferred, a: it browns
the biscuits batter. Firr.t, measure cor-
rectly and Gift to "other at least three
times, the flour, soltaiui baling powder.
It is important to !d:nd the baka;£ pow-
der thoroughly with the flour. 7her.
with a fork or the fl-.^cr ti; a work the
shortening thor w ’ 'y in* o the flour ana
mix to a soft do ,h with the mint o.
water-just as soft an can !:o handled.
Roil out very lirhtly, cr hotter, spread
and rat the do.iyh out ton. V'lth the
bands. Handle r.3 id'lo as ro vihle after
wetting. Th n cat in stn: U aha; es i >r
the oven, for sin .1 leocuito are vci
much better Ihr.vi large o*' I _ 1 1c
caickly, r.3 b:.:cu: :.i rhouM bo, n i t-
biscuit does not get the prr.p-r » y- i
raise and bake ti e center of the Ltrcir .
A small hir.nuit raison porfoc-';, ha.:
licttfif) 13 L — • 1 - * -
to digest. , . , ,
Biscuits should always bo I"1 - ’ cn n
sheet or in a very shallow p m, ao t.ie
biscuits should'be above the sides of the
pan in order to have the heat get to
them quickly. If baked in a deep p in
the sides shut off the heat, and the bis- ^ ^ .............. _
Cuits are likely to flatten out and lun njperprsteiif Ujiai: — \»ooji.rcoal
together and have heavy centers. Never flj^r ot tauovca.
CoBuriaht 1311 bj Joauea Hf-j, Co.
8 empf V
2 tat!o:r)or.'
3 love! taer.no-.nfc’.
About 1 cup of r :
1 wospoonful s.
Gru/^am it.'.c:: s
114 cup3 v. ’ ite fliui.v
114 cups jT't.1 am f! i
2 level tcu rioeufiil i K 0 Bak'!«- ^owder
S i .bleF[.oonful3 eherteui
1 level tn.i3pccnful sag.
2no c:iniik or nifiic it needed (C——^ s,....Iy
requires n.oro iniik-)
Dixie Bixc-yct
3 cups flr-r.
8 level t-nsrxxmfula K C Tovtor.
3 level tabletr-oonfulr sli-.. leuinu.
1 cup milk.
p.-.’l fn -h«vt H loch thick, frw- 1 " uu
1 idover L-Ib aaacui andL—— o.
... ... ....... ______ .hick, rp-
iU over L-U cajcu:. and t.-----
tint CUcS.ia
2 cup-: ii
It rpe of
xfuir V C
b iei U. >.
2 lev-1 --
% CV ;
Vi cu.ee'.. p.
Things hi
U«3 psstry fov.r aiiJ a
powder, such aa K C.
f.Ieasuro materials ccrrect’y.
Mix lightly.
Cut in Email shapes.
Use a sheet or very shallow pan.
Have tho oven very hot.
It* baking on gaa, oil or gasoline stov
onor irrsfe: if ti^inir ^ Vvood cr coal----
bake on
on tiia
Next Week’s Lesson: “CAKELS.'1
les, Oils, Etc.
BUFFALO, OKLAHOMA
W. W. GILLENWATER
Auction eer !
General Auctioneer
and Stock Salesman
For dates and other particulars
I write or phone me.
KIBBY, - OKLAHOMA.
JLZ3C
Buffalo Grain & Coal Co.
......DEALERS IN......
Grain, Feed rind Coni.
We carry a complete stock of the best grades of
grain, feed and coal.
Highest market prices always paid for all kinds
of grain. Your patronage solicited.
baptist enuren ana win u ; { ^ 9 yrs old> wgt n00
mdeanitelv At piesent theit j old. wgt 1000
will be just six services each | *
will be just six services eacn, , * ,, . 1Pnn
week at the church house JS fol-!1 sorrel mare, 8 yrs old, wgt 1000
m fool h\r ior*!r
lows:
( in foal by jack
10 o’clock 1 span dark bay Seldin2s< 3 and
Sunday School at
^tS^U^ock every!! »^9^old, wgt 1200
4 yrs old, wgt 2700
Sunday morning.
Junior Meeting Sunday after-
noon at 3 o’clock.
1 span of mules. 4 and 6 yrs old,
wgt 1000 each
1 bay .horse, 8 yrs old, wgt 900
p i ■ v r f 7 1 horse colt, 6 months old
Young People s Meeting at i' ,
1 brown mare, 8 years old,
1200, bred to jack
o’clock every Sunday evening, t
Preaching service at 8 o’clock
wgt
rreacmng service at o o ciock , ,
Sundav evening following-lt'ounfr 1 sorre! mare, smooth mouthed,
People's meeting. I wgt 950
xopie s meeting. , sorrel mare, smooth mouthed.
Prayer Meet.ng every Wednes- ^ ,1sn' f(,a| bv horse
day evening at 8 o clock.
The devil hath said that there!
has been no revival
not real: that it was sentimental-
wgt 1150, in foal by horse
CATTLE
that it was j 4 milk cows, 2 with calves 1
side, 2 to come fresh soon
ism only, and that it is over; but 1 Shorthorn bull, 3 yrs old, wgt
r-D
he is a LIAR, and the father of, 1200 lbs.
lies. j HOGS
How great a meeting we have g head of shoats
had we leave for God to say and 2 young sows with pig.
each individual who “came and
9 9
saw.
We commend the fellowship
and co-operation of the people
who have passed from death un-
.0 life. We court such. Breth-
ren. you are always welcome
IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
1 ten-hole drill, good as new
1 riding lister, in good shape
1 two-row machine. 1 harro
2 sulky riding plows
1 walking plow 2 old wagoi
1 riding cultivator 1 saddle
Office Phone 94. Residence Phone 88. J
......._MPLE, - Undertaker. j
Large assortment of t askets.
Burial Robes and Supplies car-
ried in stock.
A first-class licen- ;d end aimer
furnished promptly at any time.
■ • i iiumii cuunoivi j
! wjthin our wal.s, as are a., men, ^ w.a}fon anj rack
1 v'-~ 1------J----- ■*“ Come:
Hearse Furnished.
You have done us g»
jack every time you can.
Remember the announcements
ind don’t forget to come. Help
is by letting us be your friend.
Your Servant,
A. T. Wilkinson. Pastor.
(oicftis for
I have Sf>me R >se
iland Red Cockerel
ood as can be fou
1 spring wagon
1 top buggy, good as new
2 sets of goo;! work harness
1 set of double driving harness
1 set of single harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
2 cook stoves 1 range 1 saf
2 nice dressers 1 table
1 Singer sewing machine
Comb Rhode 2 bed steads and springs
s for sal<\ as c hairs Dishes Etc
d anywttere. And other articles too numerous
CaU
JHC>
alo, Oklah<
for hatching.
Dr. E. M. Miller.
lb mention.
BARNARD & LIPSETT.
DR. R. R. ANDERSON
Physician and
Surgeon. : :
j
Office in First National Bank |
Building, ground floor. Phone |
I at both office and residence.
BUFFALO, OKLAHOMA.
N. T. Guthrie
CONTRACTOR and
BUILDER.........
Estimates furnished on all
contracts. We guarantee all
our work.
BUFFALO, OKLAHOMA.
FRANK WHITE
The Old Reliable
Auctioneer.....
Sales Cried Anywhere in Har-;
per or adjoining counties. Sat- j
! isfaction guaranteed.
BUFFALO, OKLAHOMA
Elocution Lessons.
I will give elocution in-
struction to all who desire
same at 25c per lesson.
Mrs. E. C. Johnson.
ELDON J DICK
Aitorney-at- Law
W. W. Whalen, St. Paul.
C W. HOFMEISTER
Law and Collections
Located in basement of the
First National Bank Building.
Call and see me.
BUFFALO, OKLAHOMA.
BUFFALO, OKLA.
f. Z. Winched, M.D.
Calls Answered Promptly.
Officj—Upstairs in Royal Hotel
Building.
BUFFALO, OKLAHOMA.
PURE
FOR El V El F
DRUGS
R V N El EI D !
We carry a large assortment of Pure
Drugs, as well as the most popular mer-
itorious “patent” medicines. We solic-
it your drug business, assuring you of
good goods and the best drug service.
PRESCRIPTION WORK
A SPECIALTY.
THE BUFFALO DRUG CO.
Dr. E. M. Miller, Prop. Buffalo, Okla.
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Sehy, H. E. The Buffalo Bugle. (Buffalo, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1913, newspaper, March 13, 1913; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc942179/m1/4/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.