Colony Courier (Colony, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 1, 1913 Page: 4 of 4
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ISSUED EVERY
THURSDAY COLONY, OKLAHOMA
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—•..JCnkared as «econd-e!a« mattor eptember-l. lint) at thu post'Tl fli’dU
Oolpqy, klahoma, uaclor tiio ^.pt. of March 8, 1H7H.
J. MATTOON Sg&ER, NEATH A H. SEGER,
Owpffr and Publiiher. Editor and Manager.
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COLONY COURIER ! *UBUCA1 ., , ,
To the m'eMlief* qi the FitnAera
Cooperative Girt" Go. Colony
Okla. V<>u arti '{joje'liy notified
that there; wijl'bo rt special meet-
ing of the «toel;?'3\uldork' ftt Colony
(Vtom)ay , May wtli1.' at 11 o'cioek
I’. M. for the pijrpo. e iff adopt-
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* A Live Home Paper, F»r Every One In the^Homt, $1. A Year, '* t| ns provided by law, A "majority
ADVERTISING RATW^--I’lsaiaj^hiJv.-rtiso'iiK'iits mint. (jn inch, on, coji.jnnij **l! stock Hubacnbed is jieco^sarj
^fct*. UmU nod Want attv"i'ti»on^!;to llvo cim.u « ft»i* Mr** q?.«.-rtion onct tfiW j for'b quorum, no pjeuje take no
p,n<l yaarljr nontraot*. A rpMPnalc .‘ftar* j .made fo, ohltunpl'M, ' jti<so}ntu>|ii> of Itc | i|,i<! govern \ our# .‘1 V os accord •
>t«. oar** o< ?i|Ank«. ’ " •'*;«> - • • nViglypG.-iy. 'J^artgW^c’y: Advt.
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Rats v.jlj not gnus, throujjh a
hoarR jiainted witli'Carl)olenum.
For $ak; by Cqlquy Drug Jfttore.
advt, ' '*
Oolohy ^extending?
If our t>SySVo»l(l all pull
gethKr w£'w6uld grow still faster.
cl«aq HP day
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Oolouy needs a
aHoat every day.
Plies epTgotting TEVcEer better
swat a little faster.
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EUREKA ITEMS
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'Wo*'?*.'. -a
We’fSijpoing to have the biggest
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Won't be long u ft til ftnnual
school n»eet. Be^tej be thiuk-
ing ahput H. U you yant to
chaaftp your boundaries for next
yeavitf)w is the time ito jjet busy.
Hs^tate logisjaure in being
rqn^pletjjTifttfTrl rn passing a law
jto mekft it a felony to steal ah
jelefttipft. When oijr §tate logi#.
latqre npefes ft roftlly meritorious
law it ftlways oxeitjtj* nd}yiiraJ,ion
p ^o<N of the time jt js in-
(ii^natjoij tifpy
One young ipan w« Jrnow
phowing wi^fotft in hi» farming,
pis 80 acres this sprjng wifi con-
pjst of IQ tq com 10 to kniig and
to izftilQ tpaije.
The editor of a little crossroads
paper went to the pounty seat to
polioit advertising, }i)ul ^pent
•popje tjme laboring with ft man
yrho selltf aqton^obile?. This tpan
jirgqed that R was a waste of
uioftpy to advertise autos in a
pountry paper, but finally author-
ised tliq editpr to publish ft small
(lisplqy ad describing a machine
which waft olfetod for In
settiug qp the ad the intelligent
corapoflitor niftdp if ip.hii, aftor
the mftpner of iutfilU^ept compos-
itors. The pqper wan jssued on
Thurtdqy. and on Sftturday about
ft million farmers went tq the
pqunty seat expecting to buy
autos for nipe-dollftrs »m) pighty-
five Conte. ThlR 4n<!eF had to
hire an wudttnttae# tp help him
explftiq mntt^rs, apd was mad
enough to whip twenty editors,
but uh Monday after he hud
thought it ovor, drov« to the
crossroad* newspaper ojlice and
arranged for an advertisement
every wiiel*. This trup story
should suggest a few things to
those who heliey.e that people
don’t, read advertisements. Ex
Every ope is bu;sy planting got-
toi|.
A slncmg war, lield at Mips
Lizzie Green s (Stfm'lay niglit.
Mrs. Lawrence Ridgeway has
tip* typhoid fever.
A ten pound boy was born to
Mr! and Mr#. Oliie l> nvely Monday
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1'hore was a surprise party at
Robjnson.’s .Saturday night jt lie-]
ing Miss Elsie s birthday. ICvery
one reports u good time.
There is to be an ice cream
supper at Bethel Friday night
&fay 2nd, every one js invited.
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Fadenrocht has [non doing
some carpenter \york for' Cpbrny
Mercantile Go. this wee);.
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Mr. Ripl I toed and family
spent Sundu.v with Mr,' und" Mrs.
Settjeft.
IE. PICKLESIMER
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH
Prepair«4 tp do «U hind* pf
firat clpss i^ork
AH Worljf Quaranteei},
If you luiveq’t the money but
will pay, bring your wqrk just
the saiue. 8hqp porth of Gqttou
Gin.
Give Me a Trial
S. PAYNE
GENERAL
BLACKSMITHING.
ALL RINDS Of CAST IRON
1 PROPERLY WELPEP
EXPERT
Apfomobile RPAI^tlNG
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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Graduate of Oklahoma Automo-
bile fcschool. When in Colony Bee
mo gt S|iop Near Grist mill.
BLACK SAM
Black Mqmoujih Jftck
hdossouri ^red
TERMS; $8.00 fo in^ae colt
to stan4 and suck.
BLACK BEAUTY
A Beautiful Registered
German Coach
All purpose Horftp
$8.00 tq insure colt to
stand and suck.
D. L, KELLY
q lpilert ea*t apd 2 south of Col-
ony and 2 miles west and 1 mile
north of Eakly.
Indian
D(volt|i To Indian lk|ns.
Section
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Storks, Legends, JJlist&ry, Elc,
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Ipdiau rq|clipgjj
The April magazine numbe
of the Indian Leader, Haskell
Institute is a fine epecilhaU of
work by Indian students ‘fthd is
also excellently pdited. * **
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Some people are pot at all a-
fraid Of work and Oafo Ije down
and sleep by work a)l day, others
are treatjy agitated by work
and sweat most of tlft® time while
around where work is but Alfred
Little Bird is not like either of
these, *he is ufi-aid of work, ye#
sir, Alfred is surejy afraid of
work, be was offered a’ job re-
cently jind accepted it and then
he got t’o scared ft^out it that he
went away oiT r went so far lip
finally had to write fo his yyife
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tor inouey to co'niJ home ou.
is pretty bad t‘b
f. *’
fbMb() so 'scared
We tnewrt6^
oua'e who -
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wua a-
work as tba
other Indian
fraid to work
It was at Cfarliqgton about 10 yrs
ago, this Indian Vasl4'hi»Sd to
cut cord wociH — and boitf^ a
large strong buck and never Hav-
ing hurt himself working and net
yet having learned to shirk, he
cut black jack all day with
might and main and so hjg mus-
cles which ware of course yofy
soft apd tender /o^ sucji wqrk
becaqic sora and the next mopp-
ing it was very painjul for h'jm
to nioye, so when' the yhite
man who hired hinr want to aet
him to work again he said *• Me
no wojT jGlreat Spirit heap mad
when Ip^dian'work me work one
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ALL MY STPCH
THREE
JACKS
The p. S. Department of Agri-
culture recoimqeiuls I'urbolonum
for preserving all post or lumber
covered with parti}.—Sold by
Colony Drug Store, adv't.
Colony Won Ball Gome.
The ball game Saturday after-
noon between Bunker Will and
,vogcr sohool was an easy victory
lor Soger Indians on Scger bull-
lb Id.
LINK IT.
Pure Drugs
TWO
STAL.
HONS
Will make the season at my farm
5 mile* west and 3 iflfiles south of Colony, 1 mile east and
5 miles south of Korn. 'TERMSi $8.00 to insure colt to stand
and su^k. Mare and colt stand goqd for season : if mare is sold or
raded or removed fee becomes dup qt oqce. Will to preypnt aqqt-
dents but not responsible should any ocuiir.
W. D. LEE, Owner
day Great spirit
nift,k^ jiojre all
o^er mab'esc'me work more Great
Spirit kill’im Indian
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Cpicny ppopic vzv to
le«h tliat the {uaian y“]air Fil|
be h‘eld'tt{ Weatlierfbi’d tbi^ year,
&?1y'ih^Bf ytiiiu{A*r.'. *
Gol. d- A*- 41 ley, form*)/ of
Colony, btf no| at^ptjnel Oj;]a-
ftohia, cried y sale near Rocky
Oklahoma, Aprii 2^ th. and sold
4..
one team of marcs 4 and jr yejr.j
old fof 1^10.00 and a pair of their
eolJ|,‘coming two-year olds for
$300'.00 this sounds pretty good
for the Gol. '
W.M. Johtisoft whije attending
Jury service in the county court
at Oordell, visited the Lodge at
Dill Oklaeonm ^i»h the Cordell,
Lodge of OdqL-f^Uowa, Thursday
night, a linq |jme jv«>s reported.
Colony Merfi. Gq. have just n-
ceiveil a carload of pew buggies.
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CLASSIFIED
Advertisements
Wa,ite4 .ey.erlqxiy who has any-
thing to sell op \yho Wants to bpy
to use Courier wah adds--They
get results.-
FOB S.^LJv 'Oil bps|iqig, pitta
fipe piilo munfe threshed at my
fftrm j l^ile eu-c" 1 Ajile north of
Oqwxjen. John J[ason. 2U 4tj
FRR SALE •
corn, at farm
town — d(ie u
Humbargar.
— < >ut # Hi]d kali v
2 miles \yest of
bushel. Stewart
iJ0-4t.
Seed Com, Selected YELLOW
DENT seed corn for sale by 11.
P. Gibbs, 2.J miles east, 1.J soutli
of Colony.
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For Slftl© J M!tran runnek.
duck eggrt for iiatcliing. TWQ
STBA.1NH: Eftwn-'White and
American Peppiled.
(food Stoej^; Price ^t.OS per 15
Carl tyri^i^', Hyc^ro, Okla. it. K. ^
LET US
HA YE
YOUR
ORPER
BY MAIL
OR PHONE
ORDER
6y
PARCEL
POST
Anything Mail&blfe
FREE
DELIVERY
We qrp a
Your
Service
With
The Best
Drug Store
in the
County
S«>gcr JndiatiH
Bunker Hill
8 tone
G
Hush
1 .nriver
I*
l.eedy
Floteher
F. H.
Cartwright
lludley
8. B.
Gurry
11. North
T. 1L
McQuaid
< i roylctis
8. 8.
Arnold
OM Bull
L. K.
F. Arnold
Bent
G. F.
Butler
|{. North
n. k.
Muilin-
SCORE; Seger 2f> Bunker Hill
P, EMIT UK. Ohrirtsumn.
Bunker Hill played good hull
in the field but were unable to
lull the wihiy oHVivngs twirled
by Ghief Larlver. Stone Stnrri'd
behind the but. Henry North
Win* the big medicine witli the
lull stick making the only three
hi e hit ami scoring four time .
<*iV( vies# ptilled oil' hi- iikiuI
ftrllrttic stunts at short.
Colony Drug Store
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LOANS, INSURANCE,
Practice of Law.
Colony,
Thos. Hudgens
and COLLECTIONS.
Oklahoma.
V,
BLACK DONN, BOB WALKER,Jr
TOM, and the HORSE, RUEBEN.
The three popular Jacks and (he Horse named
above are well known in this pg?t of the country
as among the best of breeders and all will stand the
season at my residenpe, 9 miles south and 3 east of
Weatherford, 10 south and 5 west of Hydro, 3 north
and 1 east of Colony, op NW quarter Sec, 35, T 1
R 14.
TERMS: $8.00 to insure eolt to stand and tuclf.
• Mare stands good for seasou
F, ABERNATHY, Owner & Keeper
Professional And
Business Cards
PR, & E, DARNELL
Pknicitn and Sutgtoh
Cflk fftawaraft prompt}, c|ar or pi,hi.
OUhm Accurately Fitted
COLqNy Ohlahacaa
mm
DR, J. N. LPEDg
Physician and Surgeon
CHRONIC DESEASES A
Oklahoma
;eds I*
kirgeon I
SPECIALTY J
lahoma I
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TERMS Reaaonable
PHONE No. 1180
Col. J. B. SIEMENS
General Auctioneer
C rvs Any Kind of Sale Anywhere,
Get That Grinding Done At
lasbrook’s Barn
Corn Ground For 3c A Bushel
STALLS FREE, HAY 10 CENTS.
DR. JONES
KkauncNT njejm*!
Ottfpo next duor to Drug Store
Does all kinds of Dental Work.
Colony, Oklahoma,
Fifty Thousand
Dollars to Loan
On Wem/ilta ('amity par nut,
Ei'onoinlcal Hale. lAbvral Ter mi
Quirk Servive. You ran yet,
l/nur money xante day papers
are siyitedaiuf abstract approved
NO DELAY.
ROBERT L. KNIE
Cordell, Oklahoma.
Works for you from the time he books your sale.
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Residence 1 mils west of Korn.
SCOTT & ALLEN
AUCTIONEERS
\\'i‘ ki't.p [turtle il uli live stock mvIiicm iiihI h|>«>ii<1 t itit
money to advertise your pale.
TERMS REASONABLE
Hi nidcht Phone 77 and Hl’.
Hydro, Oklahoma,
•Colony Moat Market-
Fresh Reef, Bacon, and Lard.
G, G. lsmic .:,. Prop.
Oniony, Oklahoma
mid
Olttco I’hoin- i':;
Wauehope and Paulson
Ixmlurit In
Star Hnuut Shoes, Hale, and
Ci«a«ral Mi’ri.hnndlcr
Colony. • i i- <:Oklahoma.
Dress
. ... making.
J Mrs. C. G. Isaac*
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Seger, Neatha H. Colony Courier (Colony, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 1, 1913, newspaper, May 1, 1913; Colony, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc942548/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.