The Choctaw Herald. (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 13, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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HUGO BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Reed & Smith,
Farm Lands and
Farm Loans.
Hugo National Bank Building.
phone .474
Blakeney-Allen
Hardware Co.
Everything in
Hardware.
phone 148
HUGO NURSERY
PHONE 351
growers of all kinds
of flowers, berries
shrubbery and
fruit trees.
Patronize your home nursery—
give us your order.
M.W. Gross,
Attorney-at-Law.
OFFICE - Over Oklahoma
State Bank.
What's the use—you
can't beat 'em!
People's Clothing Co.,
118 Duke Street.
Here will be found a list of the most prominent business and proSS
men in Hugo and we heartily recommend them to HERALD readers
Seven famaus Indian chiefs
Will be valuable for your Scrap Book. Cut them out.
T.C. Humphry
Attorney.
PRACTICE IN ALL
COURTS.
Over Oklahoma State Bank.
HUGO
Furniture Co.
east duke street.
undertak ersand
EMBALM ERS.
DAY PHONE 114 —NIGHT
PHONE 152.
Dr. A. H. Davis,
DENTIST.
darrough building
room 13-14-15.
phone 515
Bennett-Copping
Attorneys
davis building.
-THE-
KNOXCAFE
104 N. BROADWAY.
Open day and night.
WE STRIVE TO PLEASE.
Regular dinner, 25c
Choctaw County
Abstract Co.
1 1 2 NORTH BROADWAY.
Complete and correct abstract
of all lands in Choctaw County
No. 4—Pont'.ac.
tl,e Sach8m ot the Ottawas, was In many re-
dUnsbuTSSTS;, was Pr'ncii>al chief of that tribe of In-
"'I"1"' "e eve"tu^'V drew under
S -\rt
of Indians could ,.ot have found I., alf Ammt-f ** Cr°*d
entered t.,e fort, the blank^^e 'to « 2£' "aV"*
thrown open to a larger Ijodvof l.i H n "Ide, the irates
less EnglKh .arrl.so.^nd ul^lroll!^;!^^^ L,'e ***«.
com itandantPby "an I^ian pbi^tld^w'hen'ponti^c' rt)vea'f1 to t,ie
cWire he found the walls brlstil«7*wil, .rslf"10^1 t, e ln"
soldiers. The trick had Tailed but Pontlar' i' 4 PrpHared
ed features showed no disappointment as hp «r .'fif 7' coP^er c«>or-
the head of his baffled follower 1 ,B StalkeJ oul ^aln at
Pontiac was born on the Ottawa River C.n rta ir„
admirer of the French and had a \vrl !rr„..^ i . ',e.was a threat
gltsh. W'lien lie was thwarted in Ills f.rtl i ^e'i f.or ,the E"'
Detroit. Hut Indians have Sot the'Ynowled A la'.'1 s,e^ 10
lonif siei'e. When once the Detroit earns n sliiiie l r'?,t'CUn|f a
Poriiiac scamp, the Colonial troous upVJ rfii^ . . rtl'
terrllic loss Hut Pontiac was' S, n" MCk w,lh
« recked his whole plan of conqum III? rXl S,eire Tllis
Detroit fort l.*t to Pontiac U°e trust f ,,, n 6 r. ,caPture ll'«
Some of the tribes deserted. The ^onfe< era lion r f ,r"llo,wers-
The war dragged on to 1765 when a t rL, , e" L" pieces.
English and Pontiac becafce outward!*,k'"e',i w,th the
fn no"wasTribed by a'n ^
^iSS w^h ra^,,aad °"nst
woods, where ffe was tfrt to 5?mit "|?E
dark aria silent wo.kI n-eaitin. songs in the
was buried in liis brain. He fell'nrostrtrJ f ,,so' a tomahawk
of moss. a si..ill wail of trl u m i>h s ta iSJS^ff? 'B, *r,een caruet
the branches, and thus, foully and hrui.n ' . K. Jblrds froln
mighty chief of the Ottawas bruUI1' Suited, died the
BOMFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY
electrical contractors
114 N. BROADWAY
Emerson Ceiling Fans—the very best.
Get our Prices.
Houst-wi rin g our S p e c i ally
F. N. MOLYNEUX
Civil Engineer : Land Surveyor
wright bdg., room 17
HUGO. : : : OKLA hqma
T. E. VERNER
Furniture Co.
FURNISH HOUSE FROM
PARLOR TO KITCHEN
New and second-hand goods
bought and sold.
216-18-20 Dewey: Phone 295-45
Next week—Logan.
We Sell
for Cash
and can save you money in
Dry Goods, Shoes,
Clothing, Hats.
G. W. JOHNSON,
R. L FINLEY,
JEWELER.
Ill West Duke Street
We make you better prices and
do you better work than
our competitors.
Call and see.
1h west
j a c k s (j s
Henry Allison
Company
Manufacturers of the
ICE CREAM that made
Hugo famous.
Geo, W, Richardson,
lawyer
Room 6.
Davis Bldg
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
MEATS CALL THE
City Meat Market
PHONE 4.13 OR
Cash Market
phone 79
J. M. Maurer, Prop.
jffEWS OF THE | Ll'e-stomach. She was sick only a
i neighborhood I fewd^s-
j curvmo from ^Txca.noes || At the home ^7, bride Sunday
++++ +.j.++4.+++++++ h.+++++++ inornlnir at 10 o'clock, Mr Lem Tor-'
(McCurtain Gazette) jtcrand Miss Rlioda Sanders were'
On last Sunday evening Mr. J. II. | u,niteJ ,n 'nrriaife, ,Iud/e p. M.
.tones of tills city and Miss Ophelia !(:|arlt< l>erforininif the ceremony in >
Bolin near town, stole a march on ll,e pri'se,,ce of a lante crowd of!
the old folks and came to Idabel and fr,e,K,s a"d acquaintances. The
saujfhtthe preacher Rev. Crain and i bride ,s t,le d «*hter of W m. Sin-
v\ as soon made man and wife. This < ('ers-
has been a courtship of many months —
but objections bv the voun* ladles; For summer diarrhoea In children
parents to the marriage has kept always uive Chamberlain's Colic
them frsm an earlier marriage. j ( holera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
I castor oil. and a speedy cure is cer-
Oscar Axghertv, son of Hiram,Uln' Fc" 8a,e a" dialer®.
Auifherty, who lives near Valliant |
died there Saturday nlKht after a Tlllle CiltiRer says slie has found
short Illness. He was supposed to; that operating a tviewriter eiiiht
have been poisoned fro n drinking 1 ho-irs a ('ay Is a trreat. handicap to
"wild cat" whiskey. His Rtoinach l"*r « a pianist. Every time she
and apart of his liver was sent to J strikes a false nite on tn> ulano she
Norman Sunday to the stue chemist j 'nstlnctlvely groiies for the back
to be analyzed. Young: Au^htery I -pacer. Ex.
had been In the mountains for a week |
or more and It is .said he by accident!
, Sprains re.iulre careful treatment
Hugo Plumbing Co.
Sanitary Plumbing
Cor. Jackson-Dewey Phone 215
All kinds of tin work, guttering,
flues, well tubing.
Complete line of everything for
bouse plumbing. I,et i s figure on
IrerlX Y yPlUmWnK ,,ur ')ric^
a customer * CJ8to"'cr
Are you going
to build ? ? ?
—see—
C. E. McCUISTfON
Contractor . builder
Estimates free Phone 597
To the People of Hu?o
SEE HUGO BRICK CO for
a good, hard, all-clay brijk for
one-third less money than you
pay for others not as good.
Keep Hugo money in Hugo.
fob paiiticvlakh ske
frank waggoner, mgr.,
Hugo UiIck Company.
plumbing
siud Heating
L. H. PRICE,
room 7-longino bldg.
REAL ESTATE—Farm
and City Property.
see me ip you
want a home.
ow on hand at headquarters. This
ouj;ht to last congress until the au-
tumnal turnips come in.—Ex.
| Never leave home on a journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
: l olic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
, It is almost certain to be needed and
j cannot be obtained when on hoard
, the cars or steamship. For sale by
alf dealers.
| Notice of Sjle of Real Estate.
i Notice is hereby given that In pur-
suance of an order of the County
Court of Choctaw County. Oklahoma
made on the 20th day of June. 1911, In i
I FuIIim^rVi °f tlu-'- «fu rdianship of.
Julius Butler, a minor, the under-
™ , Kuardlan of the person !
; r ! . i al ' ""nor will sell at |
I pri atr sale to the highest bidder for!
i ■ ash subject to confirmation b? said 1
court on the Uth day of July. lull, all !
' I ' Hu?K'*M L' an<1- ir,t<-'r0st "f sa'd I
I lullus Butler, a minor, in and to the'
! '"^'"Ifrtfscrined real esute to wit:
■ h .'i . 1 c of the ne 1-4 . . , ■
npi j 'i"? of, Ule nw 14 of the anybody's?
isouth;l|dinrl,^ceti^: to.nrt.ip o| just because you have
Said land will be sold upon the fol ^'ve a trial
I'owing terms, cash upon delivery of i and YOU LL COME BACK 1
Bids must be In writing and mat ' f A Qmiiln
leit at the oflice of R L Fvans Offlltn
Ij'i torney for the guardian, or with' 115 N
• fnfi«i « l>re ot C hoctaw County I
.Oklahoma, or with the euardlaii
I "Wee address is Hugo.
This the 20 day of June, mil.
■ j>>,. N. Rccobd,
: J-^fc4 Guardian
Varner-ColIinsHdw. Co.,
122 N. Broadway.
Hardware and Will Supplies
Wall Paper, Paints
and Oils.
Baldwin Printing
Company
Fine Commercial Printing
of all kinds.
phone 230
Corner Duke & Crockett Sts.
Darrough-Jeter
Realty Co
PHONE 173
OFFICE—Room 7—Darrough
Building.
See our^=
Special Sale
Counters
Every Saturday and Monday.
J. W. Burrous
Racket store.
W.J.JONES blacksmith
201 W. JACKSON ST.
'in-a,?d fancy horse shoeing.
All kinds of repair work. All
work guaranteed.
REMEMBER THE
PLACE!
womack
Mercantile Co.
Largest General Store
in Choctaw County
Farm Implements. Wagons and
Buggies. Dry Goods, Groceries
115-17-19 \v. DUKE ST.
? ? ?
• • •
\Y/ [TV Is m>'work not
W lx I just as good a
toe
jeweler
Broadway
111
It Is n.w believU at Washington
that congress will adjourn early in;
August. That will enable all the1
meu.lwrs to get in at Atlantic City"
while the water is still tine. Ex.
1>AN HAKTWELL,
505 N. BROADV. AV
HUGO, OKLA : Phone 427
RHEUMATISM
"V.VriEEi BALSAM
3 tow ts tte wis. 11« 3 fcsttlei cars
aasasssr'-'-Tjaa.'a
For sale by
Keller Drur Co. Hujo.
between u,. Un.ud St.tM.nd J.n in ' T* •"« *" ,
for the last tw , m .nths and now an- TinnerS and RooferS
nouucestUalthisrn.it>>!-.' .. .
"run into" a wild cat distilery and ' ,n «« ■ wi«
her • l.e got toj much of the workings !, iniment Irtlfr i, C'wmberialn s; nounces that this couii'rv w a "lid - w
of thi itiii h...^ K l-'lniment freely. It will remove the ed out of Iti bjots " If ir u ? i,7.; We 0111 bu,ld v°ur water tanks and
soreness a„d quickly restore the rarU J out of lu bL^U.en c^' lv ^dldn'r U°
all^l T. >nd't,0n- F°r S4le by dle W,U|,-S bjjtstn E{ I Let us ,>ld °n that new tin root,
ailjiialer*-. j f Our work guarantejd.
D. L. SWINT,
NORTH BROADWAY.
Harness and Saddles
made to order.
Jo h n D eereBuggies
everything in the Harness Line
GIVE US YOUR ORDER
W.C.Davis,
Jeweler,
Frisco Watch Inspector
*N PALACE DRUG ST^RE
When wanting any-
thing in my line give
■ lie a Call.
(boswell News )
I Mrs. Emm i Crowder died at I er
ho ne two and one-lull miles -outh-
east if town Wednesday about noon
L. L MORRIS,
109 WEST JACKSON STR.
Practical Boot and
Shoemaker.
WE REPAIR YOUR SOLES.
REASONABLE prices
Lee Moore & Bro.,
121 E. JACKSON.
Department Store.
BARGAINDAY
Every Saturday.
Anything you want—when
you want it.
The war college at Washington has ' s,It'llV'"' *°Cordl"g 10 t,,e r '^
been carrvinK' on a theoretical war ! ^ '6nt' a "ork"
. '"i,,balance of sometMng oyer ws.noo,.
IDEAL BARBER SilOP,
L. D. ANDERSON, Prop.
122 W. Jackson St.
First-class work
Courteous treatment.
MOST COMPLETE BATH rooms
IN THE CITY.
Hugo Cornice Works.
w. C. STR0THER. Prop.
Stacy-Adams Shoes
For Men
Patrician Snoes
For Women
' Davis" $3.00 iijt
Bennett Davis Co,
114 N. Broadway
Wolff Bros.,
106 North Broadway.
Drink and Smoke
with us.
everybody welcome.
E 31tiltr.l fcivite
national
Abstrac Company.
Court House BIdg-u p s t a irs
W, S. DEAN, Abstracter.
Dixie Theatre
• . m W. DUKfi
High Class Vaudeville and
Moving Pictures.
KST1QwS?Ct- AN-
r.S I. wK c A I K It TO 'r w r
LA DIES AN D CHILDREN!
Thornton & Helm.
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Curd, Jesse G. The Choctaw Herald. (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 13, 1911, newspaper, July 13, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc97607/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.