The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-15

first Of the week George Drummond's
horse "Billy" got scared and ran away
breaking the buggy iu several places,
but luckily George was uninjured. He
trsiled his buggy on behind jim Don
aldson'- freight team aud drifted into
town for repairs Tuesday evening"
Harde-iy Herald.
The ele,tion of off GERS Of the G.. A.
X. post Cor the coming year took place
Saturday, December 10 1898. The
following persons were elected: 1. s.
Drummond, Commands; N. A. Peek
ham, s. V. G.; T.. q. Tapnehill, j. V.
c.; j. II. Quinn, Quarter Master; j.
j. Bagsley, Chaplain and Sergeant; j.
V. Thompson, Officer Of the Day; j. II.
Thomas, Officer Of the Guard.
School report for District No. % for
month ending December 9, 1928.
No. enrolled 3S
Males 81
Females II
Those neither absent nor tardy were,
Elven and Logao Rock.
MAUDE DANKs,
| Teacher.
| The case of rcplevin of NJ. J. O'Neal
VS. W. W. O'Neal is being tried in the
probate coust this week. The case has
not yet been disposed. Numerous er-
forts have been made by attorneys on
both sides to settle the case bS compro--
ise, but as yet no compromise has been
affected. The attorneys for the de-
fense are j. Blanchard, Il. NJ. Painter
and Il. II. Loofbourrow. The prose-
cutting attorneys are X. w. Griggs and
Dyke Ballinger.
II Presiding Elder, W. j. Martindale,
Of Wichita, Kansas, accompanied by
5 Rev. o. l.. Yeager, of Lock wood
stopped at Beaver Friday night. They
q had been holding quarterly meeting ser
vices at Elmwood and were on their way
to Roy where they contemplated hold
ing a meeting Sunday. Mr.. Martindal,
recently returned from Boston where ht
:, had gone on business. He make,
!. his headquarters at Garden City Botl
he aud Mr.. Yeager are pleasant gentle
men.
The application Of Fox and Kinde
: for licence to sell malt, spurious ant
vinous liquors at Beaver was not grant
T. ed on account of a remonstrance agains
is the application. The objections Sc
forth in the remonstrauce were that tn
,r parties referred to above mad been vio
h lating the law by selling liquors Of
Sunday, permitting gambling to be car
>. ried on during the year aud giving ava
r. whisky on election day. Having u,
4. tempted in vain to evade the remon
STRANGE, the saloon keepers at last with
, drew their petition. The saloon is re
= ported to have been sold to Harry Nc
;. Cool who makes application this wee
. for license to sell liquors,
Ii IL announced that there will be tw
J. Christmas entertainments in Beaver o
" Saturday evening. December "a. On
,r entertainment will be held at the churc
. aud another at the court house. Tb
entertainment at the church will cousis
of music and recitations. The hous
- will be nicely decorated A small ROOF
N with chimney will be arranged to con
n tain presents. The entertainment al tn
court house Of musical character an
. christmas tree will be used on which I
hang presents. A pleasant time Is an
ticipated at each place. A cordial in
y vitation is extended to all to bring pres
" y euts spd attend either place. Program
will appear next week.
The free press Bulletin No. 43 as
ricultural Station Saltwater, Okls
- says: The trials under direction c
the Oklahoma Experiment Station, {
. dipping cattle 10 the oil preparation
- prescribed by the U. S. Departmer
of Agriculture showed that carefr
dipping would destroy all the tick
re A varying percentage of the cattl
he had their skin injured by the oil, wit
~ considerable irritation Of the eye
d. Where the cattle were driven con
IT. siderable distauce or exposed to storm
he soon after dipping, some OF thel
IN .d,aI Tho ;nA,.at.nns ara ,l., =,