The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-08-08


There will be q Teachers Reunion
given at the court room Friday eve
August 9th. Everybody attend and
have o good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Merchant, of
Paladuro, we're business visitors in Bea-
vor this week and were guests of the
HERALD family while here.
G. A. and o. V. Dickerson Of Kiowa
have each filed on land in this county
since our last, aud John Hunt, Robert
p. Smith aud Cora Wilcocksou have
each committed homcsteads.
Chas. Plymell Of Grand Valley, &C
companied by his friend II. L. Turner
Of Pennsylvania, were the guests OF
the family of q. j. Loofbourrow two
days this week.
Advertised list CT letters remaining
unclaimed 10 the postofice at Beaver,
Okla, for month ending July 81, 1895;
HAIRY Il. Whitney,
G. @. Prude,
Oran Allen, addressed Beaver Co..
G. A. Dickerson and o. V. DECKER,
son, have each filed on land in the
vicinity Of Kiowa creek since our last.
and John Hunt, Robert Smith aud Cora
Willcoekson have COMMITTED homestesds.
The Beaver county Normal Institute
convened Tuesday morning at Z o'clock
with some twenty or more in attendance
The interest manifest is very good add
increasing daily. The weather is de-
lightful for the session and if it con.
tinues such will have no cause to com
plain of the heat as 10 former sessions
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/ will close my studio Aug. l6, auC
! open again Aug. &c, and will leave her
September LIST. 80 if you wisi, work cal
while you can get good work. All mega
tives made after the 10th. will be re
turned by mail. Enlarging and FRAN
ing a specially.
F. NJ. STEELE.
Soldiers Reunion.
There will be a reunion of the Oh,
Soldiers ut Beaver on the 10, and &c
of September 1895. Particulars an
program will be published later.
BY Order Of Post,
j. II. THOMAS, Adjt.
Beaver Hotel Arrivals,
Thos. Martin, Byers, Ks; Bob Ma
pie, Riverside; j. g. Armstrong, Mead
KS; Chas. Becbe, Alpine; Il &. Ke'
tell aud wife, Ochiltree, Texas; j. {
Gresham, Gate; c. p. Ncill, Palador'
j. Souther, Benton; Vim. Irwin, Ro,
Island; Geo. II. Healy, Bonton; Wa
Parkins, John l. Dilks, City; c. "
Shore, Arkalon, kas; G. II. Merchau
and wife, Paladora.
Miss Mary Boutwell,, the IA year oil
daughter of w. /. Boutwell, living i
the east part Of the County, while OIL
after the cows n evening last weel
noticed what she at first supposed vi
a coyote and her dog in a struggle
some distance from her; but riding
them found il to be a grey wolf whic
was getting the better of the dog. Mi
Mary with uudaunted courage jumpe
from her pony aud grabbed the wolf
the throat holding hirr until she mao
a moose in her lariat and slipped it ov'
his head then tied it to her saddle an
dragged him to a field where some ms
soon dispatched his wolfship with
farming implement.
Late Literary News.
Not since 1.-The Ang!omaniscs" b,
there been SO clever society satire
Henry Fuller's "Pilgrim Sons" whiC
is published in the August CosMopoL
TAN. The problems involved in won
ans use of the bicycle are SO stsrtlir
and so numerous, under the rapid e
%olution Of this art, hat one welcom
a careful discussion of the subject |
so trained a mind aud so clever a writ
as Mrs. Reginald de Koven. The Go
mopolitan illustrates Mrs. de Kover
article with a series o. poses by profe'
icnal models. A new sport, mo
thrilling than any known to Nimro
more dangerous than was ever expel
enced by even a Buffalo Bill, is explo;
ed in the sanie issue in an article
"Photographing Big Game in the Roc
, Mountains" before shooting. The id