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The herald., 1897-12-10
INDEPENDENT FOREsTERs

| High Chief Ranger McElfresh ad-
dressed public meeting Friday evening
under the auspices of Court Silveradc
1868 at Santa Ana. There was a large
attendance and much enthusiasm.
Court Centinella 1856 at Inglewood had
an open public meeting last night which
was largely attended and was very sue
cessful. High Secretary VIII. Perry was
present and delivered an interesting ad-
Dress The high chief ranger was un-
able to attend on account of his depart
ure for the east.
Court Gardena 625 will give one of its
public entertainments on Thursday eve.
ming next at which time High Secretar,
w. H. Perry will be present and address
the assembly.
| Court Morris Vineyard has elected the
following officers: c. w. Hartman, P,
c. r.; j. Med. Peters, c. r.; w. A. Wise
V. G. r.; Charles Pletz, r. s.; Sol Levy,
F. s.; c. d. Howry. treasurer; E. w
Parsons. chaplain; J. b. Hollingsworth
S. W.; F. Bushby, j. W.; Charles WEIGH
s. B.; A. v. Millard, ]. B.: DR.. c. B. Dick
son, physician; j. j. Ryan, court deputy
Court Los Angeles 422 has the follow
ing list of officers-elect: William T.
Reavis, G. D.; Charles w. Bryson, ply
sician; r. E. Wirsching, G. r.; Albert
Wallace, v. c. r.; o. H. Nunnally, r. S.;
F. w. Wismer. F. s.; Charles Lloyd
treasurer; j. w. Robinson, chaplain: F,
A. Vale. s. w.; J. G. Knapp, J. W.; j. E.
Hoyt, S. B.; E. Stead, ]. B.; w. A.
Burns, C.. o. Valentine, finance commit
tee; w. Conklin, HI. Herzfeld, trustees.
The election was generally by acclama-
ton.
Court Los Angeles initiated several
candidates last evening.
Los Angeles encampment II Royal
Foresters have been invited to partici-
pate in the tournament of roses at Pasa-
dena on New Years day.
High Chief Ranger McElfresh will
leave Los Angeles this morning via the
Santa Fe for Toronto, Canada, to at
tend a meeting held in honor of the
completion Of the great Forester temple
recently completed by the supreme
court. Wishes for a pleasant trip will
accompany Brother McElfresh from all
Foresters.
Installation of officers by all courts the
first meeting night in January.
At the last meeting Of Court Occident
467, East Los Angeles, the following off :
GERS were elected: ]. B. Reddick, p. c.
r.; A. Whitaker. C. r.; G. e. Peter,
v. C. R.; F. w. Buswell, r. s.; A. ].
Bradley, F. S.; w. H. Perry, treasurer;
=. l.. Berry, chaplain: r. r.. Hogen-
camp, s. W.; r. G. Jones, !. W.; p. H.
Lane. 8. B.; w. E- Shaw. J. B.; F. O.
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FRATERNAL AID

Mount Pleasant council LAT, FraternaI
Aid Association, conferred three degrees
last evening.
The degree team of Mount Pleasant
council will by invitation visit Pasa-
dena council next Tuesday and confer
the degrees. A large number Of MEM
bers Of the order will attend from this
city and fine time fraternally and So
cially Is expected
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FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

A new lodge. Whittier 81, was institu-
ted last week by Deputy c. F. Num-
son, with thirty charter members.
Judge G. s. Bartholomew, supreme
secretary Of the Fraternal Brotherhood
left yesterday morning for Arizona,
where he will spend some time organic
Ing new lodges Of the order. His first
stop Is Yuma.
La Grande 0 had a great meeting
last Friday night. After seven candi-
dates had been given the degree. the
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Yost, physician: w. w. Stockwell, court
deputy; w. w. Stockwell, ]. H. Cooke,
trustees.
The entertainment given by Los Ange-
les court 1S Companions of the 1. Q. T..
at the Forester temple last Friday eve-
ming was successful affair socially and
financially. There was a large attend
ance and much enjoyment OF the pro-
gram. Dancing followed,
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CONS OF ST. GEORGE

Royal Oak 22O, Sons of st. George, II
doing we'll as regards increase Of mem-
bership. At the last meeting several
new members were initiated.
The union smokers, at which the
Thistle club and Sons Of st. George
meet for pleasant evening, have proved
a great success and will probably be
continued every three weeks during the
winter
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WOMEN OF WooDCRAFT

Lauristinus Circle SO of this city has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: Mrs. Jennie Clark, P. G.
NJ; Mrs. Stamm, G. NJ: Mrs. Dodge
adviser; Mrs. Crawford, clerk; DR.. A. B.
Newkirk, banker; Miss Anderson, at
tendant; DR.. Newkirk, physician; Mrs
Bishop, inner doorkeeper; Mrs. Law
outer doorkeeper; Miss Farrell, captain
Of guards; Miss Pound, organist; Mrs
Huber, Mrs. Carr. Mrs. Bishop, man.
agerS
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Bremen and Dimond favored the breth-
rem with some fine plano music, and
Brother Shepherd sang solo. Several
applications for membership were re-
ceived.
Sunset has elected the following
officers: ]. J. Reeves. past president; M
8. Reed, president; F. w. Plischke. vice.
president; A. p. Green, secretary; G. T.
Hill, treasurer; DR.. c. w. Fish, phys
ician; ]. L. Starr, chaplain; A. ]. Craig
sergeant F. De Lancey, master-at-
arms; ]. Parker. inner doorkeeper; -
Myers. outer doorkeeper. Sunset re-
ceived five applications for membership
at the last meeting.
installations of officers will take place
the first meeting night in January.
IYN1mHn NrAn~rruHY
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assessment for the year, will become de-
linquent January 10th.
Friend w. e. Hughes, who Joined Los
Angeles council by card from Fort
Henry council 81, located at Wheeling,
w. Va, has been a member of the or
der for more than thirteen years.
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N. D. q. W.

La Esperanza parlor "a will hold q
meeting Of Importance on Saturday af-
ternoon at their hall, 1191s South Spring
street. The president desires full at
tendance. A physical culture class ID
being formed in this parlor for its mem-.
berS' recreation
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CHOSEN FRIENDS

Guardian council 80 initiated two CAM
didates at their last meeting and will
have more limitations tonight; also an
election of officers.
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KNIGHTS OF MACCABEES

man Mackey viii be present with the
screen work
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ODD rnL1ows

America ss6 has elected the following
officers: s. T.. Booker, N. &C. a MOI
gan. Y. g.; Frank II. cunningham. r.
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UNITED WoRKMEN

Special Deputy ". A. lines Of the A.
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Describes Pretty Dancing Frocks for the Gay bu
Short-Lved Dancing Season.
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CONSOLIDATED
LAND orylor AT WOODWARD, OKLA

LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, OKLA,
October 10Th, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have fled notice of their inten-
ton TO make final proof In support OF their
claims, and that said proof VIII be made before
Carter Tracy. Judge of the Probate court in
and for Beaver county. o. r., aud in case of
his absence then before r.. c. Tracy, clerk of
said court, at Beaver, O.. t. Oh december ii,
1887, viz:
Benjamin +. McPherson, II f.. Ne. g., for
the southeast quarter o. section II, township
Il north, range Is + G NJ.
Witnesses for McPherson:-Stopewals J..
Cole and Dairy Drake, of Englewcod, Kan
sas; Thomas j. Judy, OF riverside, Okla,
aud Charles W. Busbee, OF Beaver, Okla.
Stonewall J.. Cole. II II No. l66, for the
northeast quarter OF section Is, township .
north. range % T. Z NJ.
Witnesses tor Cole:-Benjamiu +. McPher~
son and b, +. Ruth, of Englewood Kansas;
1homas j. Judy, Of Riverside, Okla. and
Charles w. Bugbec, OF Beaver, Okls.
John II. Bateman. n T. No. sos, Excess Re-
ceipt No, Al, for the east half OF the southeast
quarter of section -, township G north, range
20 L C NJ, and lot 4 and southeast quarter Of
southwest quarter ol section 10, township T.
north, range 81 L. Z N.
Witnesses for Bateman ;-Claude X. Blanch-
ard, of Beaver, OKLA Frank Long and Au-
Rustus g. Roberts. of Coin, Okla; Thomas
Johnson, Of Nye, Okla.
f.. ID. HEALY, Register.
First pub. Nov.4, 'gZ.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

Do you Remember Tom Kirtley. who
used to run the old Beaver Tribunel
OF course sou do, and at the mention Of
his nanse you doubtless think Of the
Good Lord what a nose story. Tom
is a rank populist now, and after drag
ging himself out Of the soup after the
recent election lac sized up the situation
as follows in his paper, the Cove County
(Kansas) Leader.
Some of our friends express disgust
at those fellows who are populists at all
other times but election day. They
should remember. however. that the
par car comes around on that day, In
this county we had Bothing TO lose. but
everything to gain. With a standing
republican majority OF from 10 10 100
over all other parties combined
we could expect but little, and the re-
turns would indicate that. we got it,"
We can do nothing more to alleviate
Toms grief than TO repeat TO him
the time-worn but soothing sdage.
Blessed is he who expects nothing, for
he shall not be Disappointed.
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Cline Clinkers.

Smith Main has returned from the lower
country bringing his wife with him. Smith
weot below in the early fall with a bunch of
horses. We understand that he did reason
ably well with them.
The LIE two-year~olds have been sold for
So3 per head, with q i've per cent cut back.
sold to the Alfalfa Land and Irrigation Co.
Of kinsley, Kansas. This cleans up the LIE
herd in this end Of the county, except o
small remnant.
DR.. r. y. Main is soon TO leave these parts
fer an extended visit With his parents in
Texas. We shall be sorry to see him 60,
but bis health has been quite poor, and we
hope he will regain il in the sunny south.
Rev. Comet held services at the Cline
school house on Sunday last. The meeting
was well attended.
The young felix's Of Cline gave n literary
entertainment last Friday night. which was
enjoyed by all present. They promise US
another 10 three weeks. Il
Mrs. Over has secured a new cook, and
warns the boys 10 keep their distance as she
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ACURIOUS

When a citiz, n OF these United States
thinks of the "Republic' of Mexico, he
he is apt to think Of il as a Republic in
the same sense as the one in which he
lives, but he could not make a greater
mistake. There is, 10 fact, but very
little personal liberty 10 Mexico. A cor.
respondent Of the Texas Stock and Farm
Journal, who is now making a prolonged
stay in that country, gives the following
pen picture of the Mexican Republic:
They call this a republic. aud ! am not
going to handy words about a name, but in
reality Russia is not more Of a despoism
In no country perhaps has one man more
power in its affairs than that wonderful man
Diaz has here. The governor Of every state,
every judge in the republic and even the
humblest policeman in a small town hold
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

A FABLE giddy, t~houghtless fly
happened to wander into the store Of a
man who said 1t did dot pay to spend
money ON advertising. and found a sugar
barrel standing open. The fly said TO
himself: Il have found a soft snap"
aud settling down in that sugsr barrel
he proceeded to run his sugar sucker in
up to his eyes. Aud while he was filing
his tank with sweetness. the man who
ran the store came along and slapped
the top on that barrel (which had been
knocked of by aceident) and shut ia
that giddy hy. But the fly. who did not
know that the merchant VAS q man who
never advertised. simply winked his
other eye p~layfully aud remarked as he
took u fresh Touthful of sugar; This
is all right; they will open this barrel as
soon as customers begin to come in 10
the morning" This was just where the
fool fly was left, the merchant, had no
occasion to use that sugar barrel for
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News Notes From Nye.

Two hard frosts this week. Hope they
WILL reach the yellow fever country.
All the riders started out this morning
to round up the TO cattle.
r. X. Perry has sold his calves to "yT,
Roberts for Sl4 per head.
W. T. Bruce and r. L. Steele, with their
outfits. have gone after a bunch Of cows up
in Ness county, Kansas.
Mrs. Nackey, who has been in Meade
under DR.. Buttons care for the last month.
has been quite i'll the past week, bat is now
improving.
Some Of the young people Of this vicinity
attended @ literary society at the stone school
last night. They report a crowded house,
but 4 good lime.
Miss Angie Muzry returned to her fathers
in FL Reno last week.
Rev. Myers will be here to preach in the
school house Monday evening, Nov. $. He
intends to stay about ten days.
Will Taylor has left Us for Ashland. Kan
sas, where has secured a position in the ex-
press Office. His friends wish him success
Frees and Bakers are weaving their calves
this week, and there is music in the air.
Aunt Lib Free. whe met with such a hor-
rible accident two weeks ago. is getting
along as well, or better, than was expected
DR.. Button was down yesterday (Fridsy) and
dressed the limb, and said it was doing hue.
Miss Maggie Bargarree is caring for her.
Wiley Rhodes returned from n flying trip
10 FL Reno. lie says a short time in that
part of the country is o plenty.
W. T. Bruce is having his sided over and
painted, ond otherwise improved. Y. Y. T..
Nye, Nov. 6, 1897.
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From Over the COuntu.
Items From Optinla.

II is reported hat Charles Grimmer has
sold his ranch to Thomas Shoemaker, of
Kansas City. who will stock it heavily next
spring.
Social and dance in the new schoal house
at Optima on Friday evening Nov. 20.
Prof. Longan and wife returneD from
Beaver Sunday evening. They were much
pleased with their trip.
James L. McQullan is on the Kansas City
market this week with several cars of cattle
Calvin Glenn, manager Of the CCC ranch
returned from Tyrone after shipping 1000
head Of s,eers.
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LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, OK,
49, 10 500

Notice is hereby given that the fol. wing
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Carter
Tracy, Judge of the Probate Court In and fer
Beaver county, Okla. Ter, and in case 81 his
absence then before +. G.. Tracy, clerk OF said
court, at Beaver, Okla, on Nov. az. lsS1, viz:
Lawrence McCabe, II. p. No. l3S, for the
south half of the northeast quartz, aud the
"A, township i north, range % Il, c. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
l.. NJ. Larson, John X. Thomas, Noah Lane f,
and David Miller, all of Beaver, o. T..
+. ID. HEALY, Register.
First pub. Oct. FL 1897.
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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, OxLA.,l
September %, 1877,

LAND OFFICE AT WOODWARD, OxLA.,l
September %, 1897. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice of her intention
tod that said proof will be made before The
Register and receiver of the u. =. Land Office
at Woodws ard Oklahoma Territory, on Nov
ember Is. 1897, viz:
Nellie NJ. McHarg, widow of Thomss B.
McHarg, deceased, II. T.. No. 393, fer the
southeast quarter OF section Is, township 4
north, range "a +. G. M.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz:
David Miller, Of Beaver, o. T.; Robert r..
Hunter, of Woodward. O. T.; n. A. PeckhsA
and Ansei Groves, Of Beaver, .. Il.
Y. ID. HEALY, Register.
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$h0riM'S Sale.

BY virtue of q writ OF execution TO me d.
rected. from the District CoLrt OF Beaver
County, Territory of Oklahoma, in favor of j
q. William son, County I treasurer, and aganst
r.. II. Wright, ! have levied upon:
Two yearling steers, enc ye ring heifer, ar q
one COW, all branded + or left sh boulder, U On
cit side, and w on let hip; Which I ill ex-
pose to public sale. on the 2oth day OF SUyem-
Der pext, at the residence OF W, A. Rowan,
to tae highest responsible bidder, Tor ready
money. Sale to be between the ours OF ten
O'Clock a. M. and four O'Clock p. m.
Witness my hand, this, the Sth uay of Nov
ember, A. ID. is97.
HARRY j.. REAs, Sheriff.
First pub. Nov. II, rSy5-ws
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ShortH's Sale.

BY virtue of a writ OF execution 10 me d.
recled, nom the District Court of Beaver
County, Territory o oklahoma In ia or Of
q. Williamson, TOMMY Treasurer, and against
Five head OF three and four year cd steers,
two year nv steers, aud one yearsing heller,
all branded rr on lt II side and j IN eft hip:
Which | will expose 10 public sa Q on the s1th
day az November mex at the resid. nee of ID.
Craven. to the highest responsible bidder, { 7
ready money. Sale 10 he between the houIs
Witness my hand, this, the sth day OF Nov
ember, A. ID. 1897.
HARRY ]. kEAs sheriff.
First pub. Nov. IL, 1897.
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SheriH'S Sale.

BY virtue of q writ Of execution Ia me dl-
rected, from the District Court OF Beaver
County, Territory OF Oklahoma, in favor of
j. @. Williamson, County treasurer, and
against ID l.. Taylor, have levied on;
right side, and one COW with ca by side,
branded VoX ON right side: Which j shall
ember 1897, at the residence OF D.. Craven, "a
the highest responsible bidder, Tor READY
money. Sale to be between the hours of ten
O'Clock a. IN, and four O'Clock p. m,
Witness my hand, this, the sth day OF Nov
embtr, A. ID. 1897
HARRY j. REAS, Sheriff.
First pub. Nov. II, Is01-w2
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will brook no interference. She says lba,
every time she gets q cook somebody come.
and takes her off. and she is getting tired
Of such operations.
Miss Jenny Maple, who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Belle Miles. returned
to her nome up the Beaver last week.
y. NJ. Steele. the travelling photographer
was in Cline and vicinity taxing picture,
last week. He photographed quite a num-
Der. besides the school children, aud a fash
light OF the scenes Friday night at the liter
ary entertainment. FINS
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Notice to Credisors.

In the matter OF the Estate of William Brown,
late OF the Town 81 Beaver, County 81 Bea-
Yer, Territory OF oklahoma, deceased
All persons having claims ag in-t sa'd
viii lam Brown, decreased, are T OUR 4 To .N-
30 the undersigned, duly appJiuIed aud qua l.
ned Adminlstrator ~ said
d. recessed, at shis Vlace OF
residence near Bnaysr, County OF Beaver,
and Territory of Oklahoma. aud that four
months after The irst pnblics ion OF this no
tice has been limited by order OF tbs Prooate
Court o. sa d Beaver County, as the time for
creditors Of said deceas q TO exhibit anu pre-
sent their claims against said estate.
Dated this goth day Of October, A. ID. lS9..
G. A. ALLEN. administrator.
First pub. o IL, lS9I-wi
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LAND OFFICE At WOODWARD, o. T. !
Oct ~ ISa- {

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed n tice Of her T. tentiuH
to make hnal proof In support OF her claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver OF the u. =. Land Office
ut Woodw ard. Oklahoma Territory, IN the
4th day of December, 1897, viz:
Adelia F. I'd, widow ~ Lyman Ford, de-
ceased. II. l.. No. 2hi, for the southwest quar-
ter of section No. s., township No. l north,
range No. q r. c. NJ.
She names the following witnesses 10 rrove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
Ii. z. St.vens, Denver Hardesty and Amy
a. Cox, all of Ivanhoe, O. T., and Frank
Wentworth, of Venice, o.. T.
r. ID, HEALY, Register.
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Last week we made mention of the
escape of VIM. Shacklee from the insane
asylum at Norman, but gave no particu-
lars. 1t seems that the patients at the
asylum, or those who are not violently
insane, are allowed to attend balls and
other places of amusement. uEder the
care of proper attendants. II WAS while
returning from a dance that Shacklee
aud another patient broke ranks, unob-
served by the officers, and made good
their escape. Shacklee, though peacea'
BILE as a rule. lisa dangerous man 10 be at
large. He is a maa about 80 years of
age, very dark. atd a muscular, athletic
fellow. weighing about 200 pounds, or
more.
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Mrs C. G. Bentley had a rather excit-
ting time last Saturday while on her way
home from Englewcod. where she had
been TO meet her parents, who were COM
ing to make her a visit. Her team ran
away, ran across an irrigatiHE ditch.
throwing the occupants of the wagon
out. and bruising the lady considerably,
but luckily no bones were broken. and
the bruises not very serious. Her father
came home with her, but her mother was
on a visit else where and did not come,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

Report Of School District No. az for
month ending October 20:
No. enrolled. Ia: Males :: females. 10.
Those averaging 100 In department
were: Johnnie Sturgeon, Lester Muir
ply. Hattie Free. Fay banks and John>
ME Johnson. CLARA RHODES. Teacher.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

j. V. Thompson came down from
Meade las, week TO lath and plaster Herb
Craig's new house, which job he flashed
this week. Mrs. Thompson came down
Saturday and visited among friends
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

o. ID. smiths little boy fell Tuesday
and sprsined one arm severely, and pos
sibly cracked one Of the arm bones. They
brought him 10 town and DIR. Linley
fixed the arm up yesterday merning. and
the little fellow will probably be all right
ia n short time.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

Tracy. tho hardware man, has been
rushed svery day aud Sunday fer the
past month to meet the demands for
stoves and stoyepipe. yentilo,ors, etc.
or course people oaa't get ready for
winter until winter comes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

Oscar shaw is working for Mrs. Ryer-
son in Wichita. aud attending a night
school. Joy Ryerson is steadily climb
ing the ladder Of success as a jeweler,
and May Weir is pushing right along in
theleal Of her class at the high school.
Beaver is proud Of her representatives
In Wichita.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

James Lane started to-day to take his
wife 10 Dodge City. Kansas. where Mrs.
Laue will take train for California TO see
her mother, who is reported to be very
sick.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

The preliminary examination CT A. j
Chapman for shooting and killing V. A.
Wilkinson was begun Nov. LIST before
Probate Judge Lawhon and concluded
on Nov. 3rd. Testimony was taken and
arguments heard for the purpose of adj
hitting Mr. Chapman to bail. The
Judge re committed him to Jail, pending
the sitting of the district court in De-
cember. Mr.. Chapman exhibits nerve
in bearing the pain caused by his
wounded hand, and takes the result OF
the preliminary examination very calm
ly.-Woedward News.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

Do you nesd any furnitursl DR., Linz
ley has just received az elegant line of
parlor and bedroom suites. safes, chairs,
carpets, hassocks. etc, which he is eel
ling cheap as the cheapest.
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three months. and the fly died Of thirst.
Neral II that fy had oaly happened
to havs a teen of water with him he
might have lived IN that sugar barrel to
a quiet. peaceful old age.-Mail and
Breeze.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-11-11

The school board of Opuma, together
with the ladies of District No. 5. will
give an entertainment, consisting of
drama. dancing, concert, etc, on Friday
nisht, November IS. s$s