The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-11-14

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CAPT. II. Morn,
Officer Of Muster.
The South and West is moving %
the brown front building north of the
court house, a more comfortable and
pleasanter location for the winter.
Miss Bertha Groves will teach the
school on the north flats, commencing
next Monday. THIS is Bertha's first
school, but that she will make a success,
full teacher we have nc doubt.
Miss Mary McQaillan, Mrs. j. Ed.
wards, Alva Livingston and Miss Con-
over, all Of this county, took the teach.
ers examination held at Optima Oct.
% and &c, and each received a certif>
cate. They have secured schools and
will commence teaching soon.
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Beaver Hotel Arrivals,
Clay Besder, Alpine; N G Goodale
Benton; G T Walker, Clear Lake; A N
Young, Lockwood; J EGeorge and wife,
Beaver VIM. Reddick, Six-mile; a 4
Sankey, Optims; j G Gresham, Gate.
W. call the attention IF u readers
to the article on Taxes found iu our col-
umns 1t seems TO prove that there is
not much of a kick coming on the mat
ter Of the Territorial raise, and that the
largest item of taxation is the support of
schools which the people vote on them>
selves. We would advise our readers
that the money spent in lawsuits would
count for more if used in payment Of
their taxes.
Mouthly report Of Lockwood school
No. 81, ending Nov. /, 1895.
No. pupils enrolled II
No. neither absent nor tardy 5
Daisy Woods, Henry Elfers, Theodore
Nj lua,l Nj Me-, Nj
No. visitors two, Mr.. Lawrence Daily
and Mr.. J. G. Neal.
Average daily attendance 90
Mrs. NELLIE DAILY, teacher.
Report of Logan school Dist, No. so
for the mouth ending Oct. 23, 1895.
No. pupils enrolled %
Males 10
Fe.lales -
Average daily attendance Is
No. net absent 5
Ne. not turiy o
NJ neither absent nor tsrdy, Susie
Dunlap, Dudley DSLlap.
AvELDA G.. HARLAN, teacher.
Report Of Burgess school for month
ending Nov. LIST. 1895.
No. pupils enrolled IL
Males &c
Females !
Average daily attendance l3.5
Mr. aud Mrs Blanchard visited oul
school Oct. 3lst. and Mrs. Blanchar;
gave us a talk on the course Of study fcl
+! district schools. 1t is a subject tha
should engage the attention of pupils
patrons and teachers and | am very glat
that our County Superintendent is rrgin:
that our public schools be graded.
CARRIE SANDERsoN, teacher.
Mr.. c.. T. Walker informs US tina
fainter aud Perry are having the bes
fire guard plowed that has ever beef
made in tive county. Two strips ar
being plowed, one of them a rod wild
and the other one a half,rod wide thirt,
or forty yards apart, and the grass be
tween will be barned off. This extend
from Clear creek east about twelve miles
These enterprising cattle men cannot b
too highly commended for their enter
Prise, aud their example should be fol
lowed by others. 1t is a sure protection
against FIRE and while their interest
prompts them to this outlay it incidental
protects others who could not afford I'll
expense.
PROGRAMME
For Band Concert at the Presbyterian
Church Saturday Night,
Nov. 30, 1895.