The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-08-29

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'on, Kas., Sunday aud will remain with
MS family at this place. Mr.. Drum
mond is a printer of forty>eight years
experience, and we acknowledge an in.
teresting call from him this week.
Mrs. Ryerson will serve ice cream at
her parlor for the last time this season
on next Saturday. Mrs. Ryerson aud her
sons, Joy and Ray, will leave for Wich.
ita, Kan. Tuesday, where they will re.
main until spring.
The Normal closes to-day, aud to,
morrow aud next day the members take
the examination. The students 10 att
ten lance this year are a pleasant and
intelligent crowd of young people, and
will be greatly missed from our society
circle.
We tender our thanks to h. F. Printz
for a forty>four pound melon of the
"Kolb Gem variety left at CUR Office
this week. Mr. Printz has a splendid
garden having sold several wagon loads
Of vegetables from it and is consequently
happy over his favorable prospects for
all crops.
We give in full in this issue the lee
ture delivered by Rev. 7. ID. Mrnsell
to the Normal scholars, on Friday eve
Aug. 10th. 1t is well worth preserving
containing as it does thoughts and sug'
gestions that are of value ~ all, anC
especially so to the teacher.
Advertised list of letters remainin,
unclaimed in the p~ostofice at Beaver
Okla, for month ending July 81, 1896
Harry 4. Whitney,
G. G. Prude,
Oran Allen, addressed Beaver Co.
+. Z. TRACY, p. NJ.
Soldiers, Reunion.
There will be a reunion Of the OF
Soldiers at Beaver on the ~, and &c
of September 1895. Particulars an
program will be published later.
BY Order of Post,
j. r. THOMAS, Adjt.
Beaver Hotel Arrivals.
j. +. Love, John Mcintyre, Wood
ward; j. W. McCool and son, Rive
side; A. N. Howe, Custer; +. Print
county; II. NJ. Overstreet, May Owe
street, Enporia Ks; john Bcebe, Be
ton; T. A. Twist, Meade, KS; Ere
Tuintor, g, Ranch; L. II. Savage, Be-
ton; George W ellis. Garrett; NJ
Burnett, Garrett,
Sheriff Ilealy and Co. Atty. Wrigl
started at once for the west end of Il
county upon receiving a telegram sta
ing that Deputy Sheriff McGiIl h
been shot. Word has been receiv,
later to the effect that Mr.. McGill W
shot through the arm, aud a Cochr
boy through the leg. while 10 battle wi
the notorious outlaw Bill Hill and 9th
cattle thieves. Hill made his escaI
but six of the gang are under ARE
B. +. Blake of Tyrone, Beaver C
brought in samples of his broomco
5 last Saturday thar are 'just out of sigh
1t measures eleven feet in height a
j has splendid brush. The Blake pep
have 80 acres Of this verv large &C
which they are cutting. They also hs
60 acres of later corn which is a &
crop. In addition to this they ha
their usual big crop of melons for Sc
which crop is reported as being the b
they have ever raised. The farmer
strictly in the lead this year and we
glad Of it. Liberal Ks News.
EXCURSION RATES.
Round trip Englewood to Louisvi
KY, Oh account Of G A Reupi
S23.45. Tickets on sale Sept. s, 0, q
ID only. Final limit Oct. G. One s.
over allowed on return trip east of
Louis. For further information ap
to Agent Englewood.
A. p. GLENDENING,
Agent
The grandest ball of the season
=, given on August 10, by Mr.. and N
A. h. Henderson at their pleasant he
;, at Buffalo, in honor of Mrs. HendersC
42nd birthday. About $50 pers
were present from different parts Of
D. county and surrounding towns, and
is five young ladies of New York city =,
are visiting ut the McQuillan rar