Colony Courier (Colony, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1917 Page: 4 of 8
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Mr. C. L. Wyatt and daughter
[awl itlM'drd floadif MmoI
eliarnli ■( Ilia ecbool booaa
p‘ ,ilubdny. . *
t Mr. Pat* Bergibold spent San
dif in 0*tahome City.
Mr. and lira. Wm. Mai ton and
family attanded church in Colony
Sunday morning.
bam KiJIar halpad wail on Iba
crowd at the Bergibold Irotban
<uvw:
lay «a big
J*F» M. Mom of Mb Oily i» 8 tor* Saturday
yobtr-aiitit M*n,*Q. f
fe.
Quite a nnmhar of Oohmyite*
a Handed the Miof ling Broa. phow
al OllStoo, Friday.
npagnancto suaa ;woman and 'Mr;
deughtwMiaa
SBggSS^1
SinghfOanyan
Ibro^lt attended the
ranfis
lift ■,.<!
... Mm
nl Able* community hot now of
' dinging OosveaitCs at Friendship
Monday.
Ilf* Pbsfln# tlbloiy formerly
Ihie-community • hat «
Orneamont shonl a low daya in
v|idMi« jtdaMm U Ibia aiolnily.
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■drU-A Mad Bull Calf oam#
In my platn abqnl two montha
III
Miaa Pearl Hawe end brother
Floyd of Cord* II apanl the weak
end with home folke.
Miaa Viola Hardesty and bro
tWer Harry'of Oordell apanl the
weak and with home folka.
tir Fred Burkhart and Walter
Frown of iliia place have been,
certified for the nest quota of
■Oldjere to go to Oamp Travis'
. Mr. Harrison Lana waa a Wea-
therford visitor Monday.
Miei tula Kendiiok of Cordyll
visited borne folke the paat weak.
' M»e* Aria Crawford la aeeiat*
ing at the Oolony Drug Store.
On aeeonut of lb# ►careety of
auger the Oandy Faotoriea era all
eloaing down. This si lsaat is one
bleeeiog of Food Control.
Mr. Jes. O. -Sager of Weetber
waa la town Toeedey on bnalases
Col all Euaeian fhiille on yonr
Parse .or on adjoining Section
Linoalloqao.
For Cook sod Hootiaf
You aro cordially invited t*
aftead the Colony Union Sanday
School ovary* Sunday mornings*
It a. m. Wc have e clave for f I
prodtablo and a pleasure 16 ft
tend regularly. ‘ ’ ■
For Sale..
|yiul) ay boaaaand IS
lota at s bargain. Anyone
Motiving a good komn fat Col*
onyakould plonn or write
F. M. Rilny,
Ml 14 w dak QUa* CHy.
DR JONES
RESIDENT XMWUSt
Done all kinds of Denial Work.
eSm,
Indian
Teepe Topics.
Several Cheyenne boye rhn
away to leke in iba Ringling
Urns. Circus at Clinton. Bd.
William* Jr. wan head of (ha rur
•way party. The boys ware all
brought back t»* aehool in good
ahapo.
Several Indiana .under' Super...
fntendaht Smith are buying Lih
II a; m. Wc have e meet far a I mtenaent nnui n are ntiytng ue
ages. Coma you will Cud;it Mb *,tjr Bonds through Supt. Smith.
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Pali Line Of
UNDERTAKER'S SlIWUES
Licenced Kunbalmer and Hearse
Furnished on Application.
Cnloay MnrcantUn Company.
teM.TO.TM*
COLONY bahmm shop
JOHN HARMON. Mgr
T—eesiel Artist.
All work Guaranteed.
Furl Fun
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OLD STYLE
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Spelling Bee
at
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Community Hall
COLONY,
OKLAHOMA.
Friday Night
November 2.
Everyone Come.
njoroof them from Clinton arc
burning in to boy Liberty Bonds.
^Beeer Hull B*ar end family are
living at Homer Beep of Birdi
Allotment on account of wood and
feed. *
“’Leonard Boynton and family
went over iaat spring to live will
Pauline Mathew his daughter
Leonard Boynton has inovei
beck to liv« on bit allotment on
Washita River
Creeping Bear haa not beep
«een on atraata of Colony for e
lortg lime. May be so Oreepinf
Bear bis gone to visit some friend
down in Kiowa country.
The following Indians bnugl t
Liberty Bonds of Supt Smith,
Prudle Two Crowe $CC0 00 Medi-
cine Woman Wolf Chief $500.00
Rod Bird Wolf Chief *200 00
Mra. Charcoal $6OO‘0O
Member* of i Ooleny IbdtM*
went,to f’listen on ifthl* tike
luthi big OWena, they aM »•)
they wan l*u of Atranga tniifgr
“ !to^ ■"=
Bear Bow, Indian • policeman
of Seger School la very happy
over the ealo ofhi* dead eiater*
allqiment near El Reno. The land
was sold for $7,600, Bear Bo*
gate one- third of this mousy
tbyte will be four pSymbnte on
tbo land. .,
• PrixHa Two drOwa and Mamie.
Bear Bow made flying trip tc
Clinton to fee big'show. ./
Good many Indiana a re sowior
wheat thh fell ho that they can
turn their linrnee on tha wheat
ae they have po feed for tliaii
huruH.
Indian <Echoes
John WiUon and JCd Wiliiann-
are busy haling alfalfa for Mr.
Roman Note this weak.
Mr. Joe Blaakwolf and family
have gone to Old Crow V Camp
uear Thomas Sunday.
John Roman None is on the
dek list this week.
Qui,t* a crowd of our Indian
citizens ebook Congressman Me
PliYitic’s hand Friday^ They
think MqOliutic'is their friend,
Zeno Big Smoke is working for
Mr. J. d- Fletcher this week.
eawHfea >
Mr. and Mra. Little Wolf, Mr.
and Mr*. CnrioUa H'»rn, Mas*»a
Black Wolf, Long Neck nnd Lit*
tla Calf raturnad Friday from \
their vUitt* Mow Mexico. They
roport thft Indiana aw having
goddlkBuHW «a Maun Wine and
raised large haarda af aheap* and -
cattle. Thaif children ari doing ’
tbabardiog,
- John Wilson and JCdwafd Wll-
liams art bney baling alfalfa tbla
weak.
1 Mr. and Mra. Fenton Antelbpo
and-daughter Nora Kial oI Tbom* .
ae spent Snndny at the home o
Stacy Rigge.
Quits a number of Iudiang
from Cantonment and Concho
Aganolaa.wera bare to aaa tha
Big show Friday.'
Stacy Wolf Chief of Watooga
came in Friday after hie mother
Mrs. Porcupine Bull.
Our Add’l Farmer, J. F. Haws
of Colony way up around our set-
tlement Friday, But we ware alf
at the Big Show tout and so there
wee nothing doing among onr
settlement on that day.
DR. E. E. DARNELL
rtpelatea aU fargaea
Cell, omni me*Hr **• m •l*b
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COLONY
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Suits Cleaned and Pressed, also
Orders taken for Suite, at City t
Barber 5h«.p. ••
flerriion Lane Prop.
GUTRIGMTSS
Sahird
ay
Specials
We have just Received Our New Line of Fall and
Winter Outings, Ginghams, Dress Goods, Suitings
Underwear, etc, All Goods are advancing daily, but
These Goods were Bought before the advances went*
on. Save money by buying now.
Outing 18c Value only
Gingham 2Qc Value only
14c Yd.
1 tc Yd.
All Dress Goods at Reduced Prices, Underwear
for Old and Young. Large and Snudl, Get our Prices.
Cotton Batting and Comfort Lining*.
Shoes At Reduced Prices.
Cabbage, Cabbage
cwt.
.r-
Tomatoea 2 Large cant
Corn 2 Cans for
Maearoni, Spaghetti, Noodlea, 3 for
Kalloge Corn Flakes 2 for
Gallon AprlcoU, Ponchos and BlaeltberrUa
String Beans Par can
Pinto Beans 13 1*4 Navy Beans
35c
35a
25a
25a
65a
16c
1 7 l*2c
Be Sure To See Our Beautiful Line of Aluminum
Ware Premiums.
Oo Go
Colony,
CUTRIGHT,
Oklahoma.
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