The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-11-06
Clear Like.

month October ~ with II boys and %
Rirls snrolled The largest number
, 4, ~ ,J,I s,ia IjgJJi. s.,I
country schonl. 10 ~ ht W the hest
rw" Of the board spent the evening at
.chool and it was Q very pleasant visit,
such happy faces are seldom seen. The
hoard wished they we're again In
their school bog days.
q. b. Bingham and Ed Lane are 10
hard luck Their machine broke down
0stober Gath and caused Q delay In
harvesting.
A f.w empty cans 10 the "bone Of
contention" between our road boss and
Steve Nicklrson. Nc. Nickleson owns
th.. farm south oi here and someons
rmpti.d lot Of cans In the road nssr
hH fence. Mr.. Eiekleson wants the
cans removed. The road boss 10 will
ing he should but Mr. Nickleson wants
credit on his roll tsx for 90 doing but
the road boss will not grant it. 80 the
cans remain an eye sore.
Burford TerrilI and family were
shopping &C Knowles last Friday.
Mrs. Sesse Thompson visited Mrs.
Buriord Terrill Saturday.
ROI stibbs Is among the last to hn-
ish sowing wheat.
I'd Lane and wife spent Sunday with
Mrs. Siseeter Blaunt.
Dude Mendrnhall has cold his broom
brush. Several have sold for prices
ranging from $500 70 tl13.5o. Not
quite enough.
TIL. How expects 10 resume sorgh-
um making this week.
Mr.. Kendls. VINO lives two miles
northeast Of here. lost two shoats but
found one the following day and the
other Was not found for some days, 10
was 90 wild, he had it to shoot ere he
could catch it.
Mich ,Raiborn has sold out and 10
soon 70 start for Arkansas.
Jesse Thompson has bought the Van
castle farm and will take possession on
or about November Let. jesse Th"m .
son will remove to his own plac. one
half mile south of here
wiIber, Henner has sbout all hI,
crop In
October 27th commences our second
month Of school. Three new desks are
nov installed and there ie room enough
foE once:
The Nieklsson Brna. are lucky With n
lot Of kafiir on hand. held over from
1914.
0ctobsr 3s Blowsd and showed put
tag q stop TO farm work such 40 cut
ting and putting up roushnsss.
Mrs. Indah Lase 10 all bus down with
q cold and lsgrippe.
T. II. Lane vas called 20 the sict
bed OF his son John who was down with
malaris fever, John has improved and
his father has returned.
Harry Lane has his mother and sis
tsr-ip-lAw. from Colorado, visiting him.
EdLaEe and wife spent Sunday with
his brcthsr Harry and family.
Our beloved pastor. 3. B. Brink. was
visited Saturday November LIST by
James Crawford, Mrs.. N. n. Gillstt,
each Of harsngo, also 7. L. How. A
good dinner. . good time and q re-
luctant glad farewell. Bro. Brink
breaches st Mountsin View west Of
Surprise also occasionally at Blue Rib
bon - we'll as at Clear Lake school
house. two miles northwest Snd one
south Of here. All are invited TO at
tend the service st either place and q
hearty welcome will be extended you
Again We Say, come with us and ~e
will do Vou good and not harm you all
your days.
7. 4, How bad 10 make q quick trip
70 IvAnhoe 90 stopped each way with
his son Arthur. Mrs. How was not 90
well As his departure.
Feed Of all Kind Is high near Logan
and IyAnhoe. 90 10 10 at other places.
The krhompson ssedsr passed one
mile east u here and seeded about ths |
last OF ths r. naming brush. AZ leas,
% u all the writer knows of No buy
era oat at present and many wish 20
ell. Some are hoping for and others
sxpeeting 70 gst $1,000 per ton. We.
Tor or heishbor's sake. hope they will
Set ~
Bro. Necham wss 20 have preached
a. CAIeysilie school house November :
aud hus, JAILED 10 arrive. Only q few 4
we're dliappOihssd as only = few wsra
out.
Rey slibbs. who has iuss finished
putiing IN 50 acres Of wheat for his
inthal. eommencsd working foe NJ
Bksh tSith VI Riverside. 4
7. L Hbu win put IN ahs nns %
Eegsmn.s anIshlng AIs sosahnm cssp. I