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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-12-08
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior U, s. Land ONCE at
woodward, Okla, Nov 25t 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Leopold Hoffman,
of Riverside, Oklahoma, who. on October IS,
1905. made Homestead Entry No. 2s2s6-0i056S, for
Nwn Section 2l, Township 5, North Of Range 25,
e. c. m.
Has hled notice OF intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Clerk Of the District
Court In his office at Beaver, Oklahoma, on the
18th Jay OF January, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses; Ben R. sted-
man, George Koenig, Ross Phillips, Mowry c,
N~Phillips, all Of Riverside, Oklahoma.
NS-S liz GEo. ID. ORsER, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-12-08
Notice for ublication-Isolated Tract
| D.,I,lio L Ill

Notice Tor PubIicati0n-IsOIa Tract
Public Land Sale
Department of the Interior. u s. Land Office at
Woodward, Okla, October 18th, 1910.
Notice IA hereby given that as directed by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
under provisions OF Act VI Congress approved
June q, 1906 ga Stats, SID, we will offer ut pub
m. 11 on - the re I'd dsy of December 1910 at this
pfiice, the following described land: MEX
SWI4 Section 22, Township North, Range Is,
T.. G, NJ.
Any persons claiming adversely the above de-
objections, OH or before the time designated
for sale.
GEo. u. oRNER, Register
c. C.. HoAo, Receiver.
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Lodge Directory

Oklahoma Post No. Grand
H4$N Army of the Republic.
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Meets every 2nd and 4th Sat-
RHl urday of the month at 200
SS p. IN. Visiting comrades
xxx welcome.
sxNE@@ J. R. QUINN, Com,
" l. s. DRUMMoND, Adj.
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Railroad Time Table

MEADE, KANSAS
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20

without driver. Once settled to her
gait, she holds it to the end Of the mile
as steady as a machine.
In one respect this years fair was in
complete. Moses Young wasn't there.
This is the first time in many years that
the Hartford string Of oxen and steers,
under his marshalship, has failed to be
feature of the show, and that his strenu,
GUS voice shouting "H-i-i-s-h!" has not
been heard at the pulling ring.
At the finish Of a heat Wednesday
afternoon, "Bobby" Blair, one of the
swipers, ran out on the track before the
last horse had got by. He was struck
by thill of the sulky, and thrown on the
track, striking the side of bis face and
head. The people caught their breath
many thinking the man was dead. He
was knocked out and didn't come to for
half Sd Scgr, but excent for some scars
and shaking up, came out all right.
One of the busiest men about the
grounds is President William J. Wheeler.
Besides bis general duties as the head OF
the society he is superintendent of the
grounds, and bis work with yardstick
and tape measure, measuring off the
ground for the concessions" and col.
iecting the rents. keeps him pretty con.
stantly employed. Secretary and Treas.
urer William o. rockingham gets prac'
tically no time to "see the fair" as be
has to be on duty all the time at his
office at the hall. The trustees who act
as superintendent of departments, like
the other officers, have been on duty
for number of years, and are familiar
with all the details. G. F. Millett Of
Norway is in charge of the hall. II. F.
Andrews and T. P. Richardson, both OF
Norway, are in charge of the horse de-
partment. E. W. Penley of West Paris,
j. w. Libby of Hartford, and L. E. Nc
Intire of Waterford are in charge Of the
cattle department.
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20
Canton fair this week.

Canton fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Walker were At
Harrison over Sunday.
Master Robert Brackett has returned
from visit to Harrison.
Mrs. Orlando A. Irish and grand
daughter, Lizzie Irish, were guests OF
Mrs. Glover few days last week.
All members of the Euterpsan Club
are requested to meet at Mrs. Agres
MOrton's Monday evening, Sept. 20, at
$50 for short business meeting.
| The second annual exhibition Of the
Western Maine Poultry Association will
be held at South Paris Jan. 8. and 5,
1911. E.P. CROCKETT, Sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Gilbert and Har.
old Gilbert of Canton, and Miss Kathryn
Jack of Woodfords visited relatives here
Sunday, coming with Mr.. Gilbert's auto.
MIR and Mrs. ]. d. Haynes, Misses
Laura and Hattie Burnell, Miss Mildred
| Elder, and +. w. Rounds were at cot
tage on Pennesseewassee Lake over sun
day.
Ralph Edwards is taking his vacation
from his work at the Paris Home
Bakery, and he and bis family are with
Curtis Keniston on an auto trip in New
Hampshire.
The first harvest supper of the season
will be served by the ladies of the NJ. z.
church at G.. A. R. Hall Tuesday even
ing, Sept. 20. Admission, adults 25
cents. Children under twelve, 10 cents.
Another week of cool September
weather, without a killing frost as yet
So cool is the weather that the sweet
corn comes along very slowly, and some
fields need two weeks more. If we can
keep the frost of for that length of time,
it will make difference of many thou
sand dollars to Maine.
The corner stone of the Methods,
church will be laid at 2 p NJ. Tuesday.
Rev. A. W. Pottle of Buckfield, former
pastor here, will lay the stone. 1t is ex
pected that there will be addresses by
Rev. Mr.. Pottle, Rev. b. c. Wentworth
of Norway. Rev. D. R. Ford OF West
Paris, and Rev. G. d. Holmes, super
intendent of the Lewiston District. The
Schubert Quartette will sing. The box
will contain a copy of the church disci-
pline, a list of the official members, a
copy of Mr.. Deering's proposition, and
other matters of interest.
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20
The Paris Schools.

The schools of Paris began Monday
morning, with teachers principally al
published in the Democrat some weeks
since, though there are one or two
changes.
The high school is iu charge Of Nelson
I. Mixer, who has been principal al
West Paris for some time. Miss Susan
NJ. Kendrick, who has been in the school
for some time, is first assistant, and Miss
Jeanne NJ. Towle of Woolwich, q grsdu-
ate of Bates College in the class of 1908
is second assistant.
At West Paris change has been made
and Frank c. Ross is principal. Mr.
Ross is a married man, has been three
years in the University of Michigan, and
plans to make teaching his profession.
At North Paris the school will be
taught by Miss Iona K. Boothby OF Port
land, who graduated from Portland
High School and has taken a year Al
Gorham Normal School.
Miss Abbie A Starbird, who wa.
assigned to the Tueli school, is insteac
teaching one of the Woodstock schools
The Tuell school is taught by Miss Alice
Murch of Webb's Mills, a graduate o
Westbrook Seminary.
A Sehoo, will also be run in the Whit
temore District, taught by Mrs. Lena )
Herrick Of West Paris, graduate oi
Pennington Normal School and teacher
Of several years experience.
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20
Died..
For Sale.

market by aged owner who Is unable to work Il /;
level machine worked fields, spring watered
pasture for IL hd., ample wood, timber, fine
sugar orchard 500 trees, variety Of fruit; near
big barns. spring water supply; good chance
10 make fsh pond where, trout brook crosses
farm; II taken at once, Im ror-t COWS, all
farming farm sysd tools and robbery. tleesasd TOR
Instructors Inst To- this premium being l.5OC
from slsoo up.Ias IL a very convenient ar
ement, az robbery u far from un
q In Italy.-London Truth.
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20
Wesley Chick Dead.

Wesley Chick of Porter died In the
state prison at Thomaston last week,
and n Q body was sent to his home town
for b rial. David Varney OF Porter was
shot h his stable on the 9th OF Decem.
ber, lbs, dying day or two later, anc
Wesley Chick was convicted OF his mur
der am sentenced for life at the March
term 1905. David Varney was
great. 1 Gle of Chick. Chick was q
years age at the time, and was o
rather Rferior mentality.
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20
A MAN OF IRON NERVE.

Indomi Die will and tremendous ener'
qy are nj or found where Stomach, Liv
or, Kidp and Bowels are out OF oruoI'
If you W these qualities ano tne SUE. .s-
cess they Ming, use DR.. Kings New Lie
pills. the atchless regulators, for keen
brain and l,trong body. 25c at Chas'
81. Howai sCo.'s. -
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20
Born.

In South Paris, Sept. 1s, to the wife of Guy
In Paris. Sept. l6. to the wife of George H.
B6octor, daughter
Given. q daughter.
In West StODeham, Sept. 4, to the wife OF Il.
B. McKeen, q daughter.
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20

of stock, doubtless better than in any
previous year.
/ ANNUAL SOCIETY MEETING.
! For the first time in a number OF
years there was contest In the annual
meeting of the society, and the session
1 lasted nearly twenty minutes.
President Wheeler called thb meeting
to order in the society's meeting room
shortly after O'Clock Thursday. He
briefly thanked the members for their
cooperation with the officers, and stated
that the special business of the meeting
was to elect vice-president and three
trustees.
For vice-president, to succeed Leslie
E. McIntire of East Waterford, Hon.
James s. Wright moved that the secre-
tary cast the ballot of the society for
Mr.. McIntire, and the motion was carried
without objection.
Edward W. Peniey of West Paris was
| likewise elected to succeed himself as
trustee, on motion of Walter L. Gray.
The next officer to be chosen was q
trustee to succeed J. W. Libby of Hart
ford. Capt. Libby, who has served for
sixteen years, declined further service.
A ballot was taken, and Is votes were
cast, all for Leon A. Brooks of Oxford
The fourth trustee to 90 out of office
was Charles F. Millett of Norway. The
first ballot resulted:
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20
Fair Week Work for Officers.

Doubtless some liquor found its way
IN To the fair grounds last week, but
| uot So much as there would have been
| il Deputy Sheriff Cole and his assistants
had not been son TO their b."
of the fair, Philip Carter of Lewiston
was arrested, charged with soliciting
orders for liquor. In the Norway Mu-
uicipal Court Judge Jones gave him the
minimum fine of $50 and costs, which
he paid little later.
Arthur Turgeou of Lewiston was
arrested at the fair grounds before the
opening of the fair, with suit case OF
liquor in his possession. He also was
fined the minimum of $40 and costs, but
was unable 10 settle, and is now doing
the alternative sentence of sixty days in
Jail.
Tuesday afternoon trunk arrived al
South Paris, checked a. baggage, the ap-
pearance of which aroused suspicion.
Jailer Cole aud his sou watched through
the evening for claimant, but none ap-
peared. Wednesday morning early Mr..
Cole looked down to the station from
his house, and saw two men there. De
went down, and one OF the men taking
him for the baggage master, passed out
a check to him.
"Yes," said Mr.. Cole, "rll take the
check and you too"
He started for the Jail with the two
men, aud as he was going mp the steps
one of them broke and ran. Guy Cole,
who was just coming down stairs in the
house at the time, sprinted after him,
but the fellow got out of sight in the
woods back of the court house. The
trunk contained SO pint bottles OF whis-
kew, besides number of bottles which
were broken.
The other man, l.. 4. Paine OF Me-
chanic Falls, disclaimed all knowledge
Of the liquor. He said that he roomed
with the other man that night, and IN
the morning went to the station with
him to get the trunk, without knowing
ANYTHING about what was in it. On this
] statement ne was discharged by Judge
Jones when he appeared in court Friday.
George w. Morey of East Waterford
came up from Portland on the train
Tuesday morning. Some fellows who
were sitting near him offered to bet
that he couldn't open knife they bad,
aud when he refused TO bet they said he
didn't have any money. He showed
them that he did have forty-tive dollars
iu his hip pocket. When they got oil at
South Paris one of these fellows went
ahead of Morey, aud then turned back in
the doorway TO go into the car again,
| pressing against Morey. Later Morey
found he no longer had forty-five dol
| lars.
Morey felt sure he could identify the
man who went against him in the car
door, and he and Mr.. Cole went to the
fair grounds. The man was found, in
company with two others, aud all three
were arrested The other two were dis
charged, but the one Identified was
| bound over in the sum OF $500. Later
he secured bonds and was released. lie
gives the uame of James Lery OF Au'
burn, but some of the inmates OF the
Jail claim his acquaintance and call him
| Babe Powers.
II was reported that o. G. Pratt OF
Norway was relieved of a pocketbook
containing Sl3 ON Wednesday az the fair
grounds, and Frank Barker OF Fryebure
Center lost one containing about IS.
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20
THE RACES.

THE RACES.
As is frequently the case, the most in
teresting five-heat race of the fair came
on the first day, when the crowd was
smallest, the last two heats being trotted
in the rain. The races as a whole were
interesting, and in the free-for-all the
track record was beaten in two heats.
The record had stood at 2:l5 IL, but in
the second heat of the free-for-all it was
reduced 10 2:14, and the third heat was
done 10 2:15.
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20

without driver. Once settled to her
gait, she holds 1t to the end Of the mile
as steady as machine.
Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20

THE PARADE.
As usual, the parade of premium stock
moved promptly forty minutes late
Thursday forenoon. It was headed by
Track Marshal Alonzo Fuller, followed
by the Brigade Band, the officers of the
association In carriages, the prize horses,
Charles Sewall Penley, marshal Of the
cattle department, and the prize cattle.
A notable feature of the parade was
the large number OF draft bred horses.
There we're nearly 200 animals in the
parade, though owing to circumstances
| it did not include nearly all the prize
wo~.S and 1t was certainly Q fine lot
u and uye0.-
The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-28
SHUBERT.

Prof. Carr of Omaha visited here
a few days last week.
John Bode of Hiawatha visited old
friends here last week,
Lewis Shulenberg of Barada made
a business trip here Thursday.
Mrs. Wm. Brown was dangerously
sick the latter part OF last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Spickler visited ON
Sunday with Jas. Weddle and Wife.
Able Baldwin and \. Nixon of Stel-
Ia We're business visitors last week.
Mrs. +. NJ. Oathout entertained
Mrs. nolph Krug at her home Mon
day.
John Ritter returned the first Of
the week from a visit to his brother
al Salem.
Mrs. Goolsby and daughter. Miss
Ethel, spent Saturday at the home of
Mrs. ]. c. Shulenberg.
Miss Maud Mohler of Falls City,
who is teaching school nea here, was
the guest of Mrs. Herman Race over
Sunday.
James Jorden and family spent sey-
eral days here last week with rela-
tivos. They returned to Hardy on
Tuesday.
Maxwell Campbell. one of our most
prosperous farmers has rented a farm
near Humboldt and will take possess
ion March LIST.
Mrs. Charles Felt left on Sunday
for Champion. Chase County, Nebr..
whore he has two large houses and
a barn to build.
Charles Raper came up from
Nerdon last week and purchased a
fine span of mules from Fred Meyers
for which he paid $500.
Nelson Shafer returned from st.
Joe Tuesday morning. where he has
been under the doctors care for some
tine. He is improving.
Mr.. Richard Goolsby and family.
formerly a restaurant man of this
place. but who for several years has
been living near Salem, has rented
the Barnes farm near town and has
taken possession.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-28
OHIO

VII #IIutebisaa returned from
Peru Monday.
Lola srums spent IA part Of last
week in Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rains baby IS
sick ~ This writing.
Clarence Peck spent a CIV days in
Morrill,. Kas.. this week.
Harvey Fritz. Who was quite sick
last week, is much better.
Mrs. Norman Forney visited with
Mrs. r. s.. Liehty Thursday.
+. Higgins is able 10 be out again
after ID siege OF the measles
Elmer and Aaron Peck were up
from Morrill,. kas.. this week.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fritz. ON January p. 1910.
Wea NedroW and family spent
Sunday with ed kimmel and family.
Mrs Chester Stump was Il guest
of Mrs Mrs. Fred Marmet Thursday.
Airs sturus and Mrs. Stump visit
ed at the home of Ed Morgan Tues
day.
Edison aarkias left for his home in
Oklahoma. after a visit With relatives
here.
Mrs Earl shaffcr and children
spent a few days with her husbands
parents.
Mrs. Noah Peck and three child
ren spent sunday at Che home Of Ed
kimmeI
NJ. Harrison. vile and baby of
near Shubert Visited with Guy Lichty
and wife.
Mrs. Lewis Hurt and children Wis
tied with Mrs. y. Z. Shatfer last
Thursday.
Mrs Charles stump and baby came
down from Omaha Tuesday 10 visit
with relatives.
KaJe sHouse sfout a portion of
last week with Mrs. T.. +. SDafer
and dduahtef.
Mra.#A.# Elsaire a8d dauehl#r Miss
Stella, Visited with Mrs. e.. stump
last Wednesday,.
Miss Hurt OF HASTINGS visited with
tho families Of Chester Stump and
=. l.. shalier part of last week.
There viii he % box supper and
an entertainment III the Maple Grove
school house next Friday evening.
January Is. All are invited.
The ladies' Of the Silver Creek
Sunday School met al the home of
Mrs. II. ]. Prichard Friday and did
some missionary WORK. They made
a lot ol bedding. and on Saturday it
was shipped 10 Kentucky.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-28
WlLLlAMSViLLE e.

John Foieht wont to Fails city
Saturday.
Mrs. /. \. Arnold is ON The sick
list this week.
Albert Gerwick was a Falls City
visitor Monday.
Mrs. n. \. Arnold was seriously
i'll the past week.
Miss Vera Williamson of Barada
spent Sunday with Carrie Dunn.
Miss Martha Gige is recovering
from a recent attack of pneumonia.
MI. and Mrs. George Arnold spent
Sunday at the home Of John Con
stantine.
Andrew Lippold and family spent
Saturday evening al the home OF Mr..
Gcrwick.
Miss Anna Frauenfelder of Nerdon
is visiting her cousin, Miss Lucille
Koso this week.
Henry Landolf and family of Shu-
bert spent Sunday at the home of
John Constantine.
Mesdames John Slater. Charley
Siemering ana Willie Constantine
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Kuker and family.
Lewis Fink lost a valuable horse
last Sunday. The horse fell ON
the ice and broke it's leg and they
were forced to shoot it.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-28
VERDON

Ambrose Parsons was a Fails city
visitor Tuesday.
Oliver Fuller is stil fefY II a HIS
homo i'm this city.
Lewis Parsons wis n visitor III
Falls City this week.
Joe Higgins WAS down from ohu=
bert Sunday afternoon.
Dennis llundley LETT Saturday luf
his home in Gurley. Nob.
Mesdames II. Baucrs aud l. OWNS
were i'm Falls city Friday.
Roy Edwards and wife eanle down
from Shubert en- business Nednes.
day.
John Evans and VIE of Teoomseh
visited thc laffors mofuer.a Lew days
last week.
Dan Krob came down from Stella
Wednesday Tor a visit with his sister,
Mrs. Walker.
The W. q. " lodge gave an oyster
supper in the ] Il. smith hall ON
Tuesday evening
Mrs. b. +. Neaoh vas Jbe guest OF
her niece. Mrs Arthur Harris. IN
Falls City last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ayers moved
their household goods 10 the rooms In
the telephone |huildiue.
Mrs. ROY Edwards of Sbubert was
The guest OF her sister. Mrs Qa.nton
stump oue day this week.
Mrs. John Walker aud children oil
Fails City spent a fcW days this week
with tha formers mother.
Mrs. ola NcNauuas of Fails city
arrived Saturday for "a short visit
with her daughter, Mrs I'D Kicker.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-28
BARADA.

Grandma orr is quite Ill at this
writing
r. {. Roe and wife were up from
the city Saturday.
Miss Hattie Lilly spent Sunday at
her home near Vordon.
OTIS Spickler and Wife were in Falls
City the first of the week.
Meetings still continue in interest
at the Evangelical church.
Miss Flossie Wamsley is now clerk
ing for II, J. Dunn x Son.
Miss Pearl MeClain of Shubert was
a business visitor here last week.
Mrs. Leuorc Mcmahon is up from
Falls City visiting her Grandmother.
Grandma Thompson is quite i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Su-
sic Williams.
w. \. Cox and wife returned Sat
urday from 4 visit to relatives at
Bancroft, Nebr.
c. II. Martin aud julius Arnold of
this place were Falls City visitors the
first of the week.
Fred Duerfeldt of Gordon was a
guest at the home of his cousin. Mrs.
Z. II. Butler, this week.
Henry and Ralph Butler spent sun
day at the home of their uncle.
Vim. Zubrick near Nerdon.
W. f. Butler and wife entertained
at dinner Sunday. Misses Dodds.
Rtggs and Franklin and Mr.. Lloyd
Franklin.
Miss Zelma Black entertained at
dinner Saturday. Gladys Terrell and
sister, in honor of her eleventh birth
day.
Misses Mary and Charlotte Lippold
of Blue Springs visited a couple of
days this week with their cousins.
Mrs. +. Z. Butler aud family.
Mrs. Maude Truesdell returned to
her home at Lincoln, after a short
visit with her father and brother.
p. d. and j. a. Gushard of this place.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-01-28
RULO.

Clarence Scott was a Rulo visitor
this week.
Mrs. Swinefurth was n Fails City
visitor Saturday.
Emma Shepherd made a trip TO
Falls City Tuesday.
+. +. barrow Of Lincoln vas a
Rulo visitor Friday.
Mrs. Mable Furgeson was IA Falls
City visitor Saturday.
Peter and Anna Nathan were Falls
City visitors Tuesday.
Green Goolsby of Forteseue was a
Rulo visitor Saturday.
Mamie Kanaly visited her sister,
Cecil. at Salem Saturday.
John Dunn visited his O in Mis-
souri, the last Of the week.
Louis Jones returned from a trip
to Monte Vista last week.
James Hodge and wife of Endicott
came Sunday to visit relatives.
Charles Cayerzagic was a Falls
City visitor one day last week.
Mrs. Cynthia Boerner visited with
relatives at F%ortescue last week.
Mrs. Ada Allen visited with rela-
tiyes at White Cloud last week.
Anna Ficklc returned to st. Joe
Sunday after . visit with home folks.
opal HAYS scent several days
last week NH friends at Fortescue,
No.
Rosa Mann of White Cloud visited
With Rulo re'atiyes several days last
week.
+. c Perry of Lincoln was trans
acting business in Rulo oue day last
week.
Mrs Belpicr returned last week
from a months visit with relatives in
Iowa.
Eerl Egiott of Wymore visited in
Ru!o IA ieN Gays the first Of the
week
Mrs. Goolsby and daughter. Ella.
visited with relatives in Missouri last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. D. Larabee of
Preston spent Sunday With relatives
in Rulo.
Mrs. Peter Frederick and two chill
dren visited with relatives at Pres
ton Sunday.
Frank VanNaulkenberg came up
from St. Joe to spend Sunday with
his parents.
MrsJames Meyers and two children
of Havelock came Thursday to visit
Mrs. Emma McNey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Majerus re
turned Sunday from a visit With
relatives at Dillingham;, Kas.
The Sunday School teachers and
officers met Tuesday evening at the
hoTe of Mrs VIII Cunningham.
Louis Simon and wife. who spent
last week with his brother Frank
and family, left Sunday for their
nome in Los Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. d. NanVaulkenberg and little
granddaughter returned Saturday
from a two months visit with her
daughter in Smith County. Kansas.
Mrs. J.. 4. Osborn entertained
Henry Brinegar's Sunday School class
of young men Wednesday night. A
merry evening was spent in eonyersa-
ton and games. At ten o'clock a
three course lunch was served by
the hostess.