The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-03-28

day.
Mrs. Q. J Loofbouwow aud daughter
Miss Edith visited at their old home
near Grand Valley the fore part of the
week.
Mr. aud Mrs Sherman Lane have The
sympathy of their many friends in the
loss of an irfant shortly alte. birth on
last Friday.
A n. Howe, of the Howe Bros. Gel
ebrated ranch at Custer, came in Mon.
day and handed us two dollars On sub,
scriptiOn for which he has cur thanks,
By vote Of the members of the
Christian Endeavor Society, the time for
holding the weekly meeting has been
changed and will hereafter be held on
Thursday evenings at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tip Crawmer returned
from Woodward last Friday accompanied
by b Il. StoadmqD and family Mrs
Steadmar's many friends in this com
mutity are truly glad to learn that she
is rapidly recovering her former health
Irve Sleele and Albert Blake, two Of
Beaver county's most prosperous young
men from near Liberal, were in town on
business Saturday aud called upon us
and deposited the where>with for the
HERALD year.
A n Cranmer has bought the build
ing occupied by the Co. Attorney, of $.
o Mills and is making preparations to
have it moved to his lots just south of
the court house where he will fit it up
for pleasant ana comfortable store
building and occupy it as soon as the
work is finished
Somebody either Intentionally or acci
dentally has placed poison where a great
many of the dogs in this locality have
found it and consequently are now sleep.
ing their last long sleep. This whol :
sale poisoning i, not approved of by the
people 10 general as it is not al all pleas,
an; TO meet poisoned dog upon the
streets or find them in their last sirugg e
at you, very door; besid IS it seems to
US that when the deadly drug is put our
so carelessy i; endangers the lives o.
people and stock. While there ar
numerous tramp dogs in town that W.
are glad TO get rid of, it would be more
mercifnl to take them out and shoot
them.
On last Monday morning Miss Daisy
Neill of Pslsdora, made fual proof be
fore uige Tracy 90 l60 acres nf Besv
er county land, and 10 almost ,hs same
breath the Judge said the words that
made Miss Daisy and Geo w R1y, Of
the same neighborhood, man and wife
judge Tracy performed the ceremony in
such common everyday affair way that
those who happened to be in the office
at the time were 10Th to believe ifsr
ANYTHING more than the usual proceed
ings necessary for final proof had been
gone through with until the marriage
certificate was produced Mr. Ray will
be remembered as former resident of
this City, and the bride is one Of Beaver
, county's most eStimable young women.
The HERALD extends congratulations
and wishes them long and happy wed-
ded life.
No newspaper can b published with
out home patronage AM every man in
the community is Interested in keep
ing up paper, If railroad or fact
ory is wanted the newspapers are ex'
pected to work for it, fla public
meeting is wanted for any purpose the
newspaper is called ou for free notice
If churches or charitable societies have
a supper or an entertainment OF a0y
kind the newspaper is expected to give
all the necessary notices and then pufi
It after il is over The newspaper must
puff the school aud do everything else ia
advance the interests of the busines,
men of the place and then give them a
handsome notice when they 90 TO hesveu
and yet they do nothing to keep up a
paper. Edmond News,
Advertising is something that cannot
b. messuged by immediate results
: metimes we see II aud sometime We
Tdlu't, hut it always pays Ii il does
not hiring customer 10 yonr store. i
pays Tie -lm only ia some o'heT
way A town without a i've p per j.
dead Il might jl,t as We'll take itself
| to he uadeitaker and have its coffin
Z i'll g..r,,, a., ., tr, IN .,vi., spitl,tut 4.