The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-06-23

price. =. 2. MADISON.
A number Of men from Fu,ton
passed through Beaver the lrtier part
Of last week enrodte to the Kansas
harvest field. They stopped over in
Beaver on Saturday and played ball.
Among the crowd we no'iced Tom.
George and Jack Symons and Milton
Todd. Don't work too hard, boys.
The dance which was given Friday
night by Prof Drum and Company,
was well attended aud enj 'ycd by al.
A special feature of the evening was
the large attendance OF fair damseis
from The teachers Institute. From all
appearances they have cultivated their
heels as we'll as their heads
Col. A. l. MePhcrsou and Curt
Holmes came 10 with the rain storm
Sunday. Owing to urgent business
elsewhere, Mr.. Me. will only remain
with us short time. Mr.. Holmes
will again take up his position as
ASSISTANT cashier IN the Bank Of Bea.
yer City. We are glad to welcome the
gentlemen ''home' auo only wish the
Colonel could remain longer with US.
Alrs. Mary Hustled came IN to see us
Monday and brought sample Of new
potatoes, which we're firm and large as
turkey eggs. Mrs. Hustled stated tha,
she had been saving potatoes for three
weeks and that her gardcp was doing
fine, she having had all kinds OF ycge.
tables. We are glad to receive the
specimens aud should be pleased to have
a sample of all Beaver county products
J. Il. Thomas went out to his gar.
den Monday aud found new potatoes
as large as common sized fist lying
about on the ground where. they
had been washed out bv tle rain. He
has one Of the finest gardens in ihs
section ard for several weeks past we
have been ieasting on garden "sass.'
The secret Of his success is that lac
knows how 10 gssden a.a is not afraid
! Of work. The hJoI did not damage
his garden seriously.
A social function will he given We'd
nesday evening june %. in honor of
the Normal students. All are invited
to be present and lend their aid in max
ing the evening success. a program
has been arranged aud no doubt the
evening will be pleasantly spent Let
each one strive to mike the occasion
the most enjoyable ever held in Beaver.
A special request is made that all shal,
meet at the Court room promptly at
8 o'clock p. M. Do not be late.
With this weeks issue we an
nounce the withdrawal of Ed T.. Nc
| hersun as n candidate for County
Treasurer. MIR Mcpherson finds that
his business is Of such nature that he
will be unablcto make the campaign and
! therefore withlraws 50 as to enable the
| Democratic party to nominate man
who can stay ia the race. lie realizes
that to secure the nomination aad then
be compelled to withdraw would not be
III justice to his party. No doubt Mr.
| Mcpherson would have made good
race and if elected would have served
the people faithfully.
ID. M. Kile aud family probably
suffered the worst effects Of the rain
Thcir house yhlch is located on low
ground was flooded. Their commo-
dious cave, which they used for sleep
ing apartments, was filled completely
tull vf water, aud mud and water food,
ed the entire house covering the aocr
to depth of or 5 incEes. Fortu--
natcly they succeeded IN removing
everything from the cave before 1t was
flooded. They were forced to move
out of the house until it dried out
some. Mrs. Kile consoles herself with
the thought that she will now have a
new house--high aud dry.
That little item in the journal last
week concerning the Herald and county
commissioners was we'll placed follow
ing an advertisement of patent medi-
cinc-Swamp Root. Undoubtedly the
silly guy who wrote 1t not ouly ''got up
With lame back" but is also suffering
from lame heac. We extend our
sympathy TO the afflicted and would
recommend the bug az fit
abode for them until the, recover from
this temporary arrangement. Ycu
remember in the outset they promised
tot to display their .'mother witt They
haven't.
j.. VI. L,rson was in TO see us Noh-