The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-12-10

the amount you owe, send in what you thlnk
it to be, and if it lacks a little of squaring
you it will be all right, and if il pays you
a few weeks or months ahead you will get
proper credit. We ask that each delinquent
take this as applying to himself personally
and attend to this matter, not next month or
next spring. but now. In so doing you will
enable us to meet our obligations and get out
a paper worthy OF our county and its people.
Dick Griggs, sr aud Jr., are in town.
Sept Goode, of Lockwood, was among the
taxpayers Tuesday.
Mrs. l. Curtis and son, Clyde, were in
tewn from Logan Tuesday.
Read the first item in the local columns
and see if it concerns you,
If you want to have good time during
the holidays, come to Beaver.
G. I. Simons, of Gate, was in town yester
day, paying taxes for himself and others.
Mrs. James II. Burgess is lying sick with
typhoid fever at Clayton, New Mexico.
Cash waters has gene to Pennsylvania to
see his father, who is reported very sick.
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Advertise your brand. Only S. 90 per
year, and it may save you twenty times that
amount
There will be dance at Byers' Friaay
night Sherman Lane will furnish the
music.
The Willis d. Stanley civil case comes up
to-day before Attorney Griggs, who will act
as referee.
LATER The case has been continued
until Dec. 81.
Newton Pickett sold his yearlings to east-
ern buyers, and delivered them in Engle-
wood Tuesday.
Bert Laverty recently purchased fine
dwelling house in Ashland, and has moved
i; to his claim on the Beaver.
Sam Kerns has moved his house from his
old claim to the claim on Horse creek which
he recently purchased.
The 300 dogs that were stolen recently
from the Chicago dog pound were probably
consigned to a sausage factory.
Claude Blanchard and Billy Clarry quit
work at Taintor's ranch last week and are
now at home for the winter.
A child Of Frank Applegate of Metcalf,
was badly burned November 6, and died
from the effects of its injuries on the Goth.
DR., o. H. Simpson, dentist, will be in
Beaver Dec, ii to 10, prepared to do all
kinds Of dental work. Remember the dates.
Elder Rose preached very interesting
sermon al the Presbyterian church in this
city Monday evening. He was accompanied
by his wife on this trip.
For SALE.-A Winchester repeating shot
gun, good as new, 10 gauge, 32 inch barrel.
Price, including good reloading outfit, $l2.
| At this office.
Thomas Hill, who was sentenced at Meade
about three years ago to a ive,y ar term in
the Kansas penitenllary for cattle stealing,
has been pardoned and will be released
about Christmas time
Attention Of the Sons of Veterans is called
| to the fact that the annual election Of officers
ocsurs Saturday night of this week Let all
turn sui--lets not lose our organization.
j. 4, Nicholas and I. B. Reynolds have
been appointed by Postmaster Sayler as
| delegate TO Ft. Smith, Arkansas, to represent
Custer county ut the convention TO devise
ways and means of deepening the Arkansas
river. .-Arapahoe Bee.
Billy DAVIS came down from Grand Val
ley Tuesday night, bringing information
that Sam Mann had sustained broken leg
Tuesday, caused by his horse falling on him
DR.. Linley started yesterday morning to
attend to the injury.
This office got out invitations this week for
Il Ddilp " uS NJ
on the evening of Dec. 25tt. The girls ex-
pect to do things up brown, as this is the last
leap year for eight years. Being located
near the center Of the disturbance, we now
consider that we hold the edge over Bolton
and Quinn.
Though the Twice-a- Week Republic Of st.
Louis excelled all other Western weekly pa
pers in publishing the news Of the campaign,
il now announces that il has extended its
news service, and hereafter it will give its
readers the best paper in the country This
means much, because the nexttwelye months
WIN be crowded with news Of big events.
With all the improvements to its erviee the
yearly subscription will be the same--one
dollar year by mail, twice week.