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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-11-28
Ret1stone

Henry Roufs of Navajo was in
town Tuesday looking after. business
matters.
Ntitt Hatfield, John Gunderson,
Clarence Gunderson, Anton White
and Evan Griffith We're here from
Navajo Monday
U. S. Commissioner S. E. Paul and
family moved into town this week,
where they will live for the winter.
Clarence Gilbertson was in from
the reservation Monday.
John Kavanaugh was in from the
reservation Sunday. John came in
with a sleigh but reports sleighing
as being very poor.
Carl Bull spent Sunday at his
ranch south of town.
Joe Golterman returned from
Opheim Monday, where he had gone
last week to get some cattle he had
there. Joe put on little rough stunt
for the benefit of the people in Sco-
hey Saturday when he tipped over
with his load.
Dewey Wigmore arrived from
Medicine Lake Monday to visit with
his brothers and sisters living south
of town.
Guy Wigmore returned Monday
from Bemidji, Mimi, where he went
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Boln-To Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Aus
tad, nine pound son, Tuesday.
Ted Buck. tie Crosby photograph
er, was in the city Monday and Tues
day and made arrangements to open
the gallery here for two days, No.
vember "a and Is.
Thursday evening of last week
Mrs. Skeels entertained large party
at the Planters in honor of Ben Lei
bach who was in Westby for the first
time since he was mustered out of
the army Dancing, music and fine
, lunch made ! merry time for all.
3. D. Knu,lson has rented the Ted
Nelson cottage and is moving his
household goods to the city this
week. He la, rented out his farm
and may rcsnain in Westby perman-
emily.
During the visit of Miss Wilson,
the county superintendent of schools,
and Miss Nelson, her assistant, to
this district, Mrs. Skeels entertained
the faculty and other young people
Tuesday evening to get better &C.
quainted with the young officials who
We're staying at the Planters.
Mild cases Of Scarletina are report
ed in town.
John HOLDEN and Sig Otheim went
over to the Nelson Sannerud store at
Comertown to relieve Emil Austad
for most suspicious event in his
young life.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borg and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Otheim and
son left this week for Crosby, their
new home.
A. T. Olesen and Lynn L. Heath
have been working on the Farmers
telephone lines this week and while
south installed phone in Mrs. Ma
tilda Jo,nson'S residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Flaskerud
drove their Chevrolet car from West
by to British Columbia and at last
reports were in Washington. John
intends to work on the coast this
winter.
Peter Eklund is on the sick list.
Mrs. Ted Nelson leaves next week
for Wolf Point to join her husband.
Harald Kampetin is visiting at AM
brose and Columbus this week.
All of Westby's citizens who have
been attending to business in Plenty
wood the past week or ten days are
at home again.
A. S. Anderson arrived in town
Wednesday from Minneapolis after
several weeks absence. He will re-
main at home for some time.
The Misses Stageberg, Bergan and
Kapaason spent Saturday and Sun
day with the O. S. Berke and 4. O..
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with Frank Gordon some time age
with a shipment of horses.

with Frank Gordon some time age
with a shipment of horses.
Lulu Gray is assisting at the Red
stone Nero. Co., during the absence
of her sister Emma.
Zeb Garneau was transacting busi-
ness at Plentywood Monday.
Mrs. C. B. Bull went to Plenty
wood Tuesday morning to consult a
physician as she has been troubled
with a bad cold for the past tive
weeks.
Emma Gray, the efficient clerk at
the Redstone Nero. Co., left Monday
for Flaxville, where she will assist
in the big sale at the Flaxville Nero.
Co., which will soon take place.
Emil Johnson Of the Mo. +ana
Stores Co., autoed to Whitehall the
first of the week.
Herman Yaeger and Fred Halvor-
son. farmers from. south of Navajo,
were transacting business in town
Monday.
Relstone was brought from dark
ness to light Tuesday. The light plant
had small break down Monday but
was repaired again so the lights
could he turned on Tuesday evening.
w. A. Young was in from his ranch
south of town last week.
John Brenna was down from Nava-
10 Thursday, looking after business
matters.
A. NJ. Hagan, one of the prosperous
canchers from south of town, was
transacting business in town last
week.
Atty. S. f. Paul, C. 3. Bull and @.
r. King were attending to business
matters at the county seat Thursday.
Mrs. Jos. Gordon received word
Wednesday of the sudden death Of
her step-father at Belgrade, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Hanson were
1T Plentywood Thursday, where they
consulted physician in regard to
Mrs. Hanson's health.
0. H. King and Paul Kurtz motored
to Navajo Tuesday afternoon.
William MUIR, a prosperous farmer
Continued on Page Seven)
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Stageberg families.

Stageberg families.
w. D. Morrison, assisted by his
daughterin-law, entertained the fac
ulty at most delicious dinner Tues
day evening.
Thomas Granrud has rented the
bungalow he recently purchased from
John Borg to Dr. Points and with
his family will return to the farm.
Oliver Sannerud arrived home
Tuesday from the Kenmare hospital,
where he was under treatment for a
few weeks. He is feeling better and
expects to be his cherry self again
in very short time.
Berger Larsen and Bracer Ander-
son are up to the neck in work pre-
pairing for a mammoth sale at their
department store.
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Mrs. N 4. Wclle entertained a
number of lady friends Tuesday at
ternOon.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
met at the home Of Mrs. w. J. Hun
ter, Wednesday, Nov. 26.
John and Andy Sundahl are visit
ing at the home Of their brother Os-
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Medicine Lake

Medlclne Lake
4 valuable horse belonging e.
Andy Lambert died last week.
Representative Nyquist Of FHo,,'
was in the CITY Thursday.
H. Lettering is attending DIS. let
court at Plentywood this week
J. NJ. Nelson Of Dagmar WAS here
on business the first OF the week.
c. J. Poe, our popular druggist,
was up to P!entywood on bus mes;
Tuesday.
Fred Sharettc, Il prominent mercl-
ant Of Frod, was in the city @, Eus,-
ness this week.
Arva,le Rankin arrived here l;.:t
week to spend Thanksgiving at the
home of his brother Hl.
Mrs. S. FAaborg went to Sc hey
Wednesday to visit Ter brother AID
family a few days.
The Misses Clara and Alma tcil-
and Of Plentywood were >;s,tinr
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eo''ey q
rived hcr' Monday and will k
charge Of the Park restaurant
G. Il. Fulkerson, cashier OF the
Farmers Bank, left last Saturday or
(. business, trip to the Twin Cities.
$. Swensen, assistant cashier Ct
the Farmers bank, was Visiting
friends in ?lel1tywood last SuutAy.
ThoN,> Mc\cl Of HinSdalc is here
'"nhin!; ov>r tho prospects OF ::y;lin
fishing in Medicine Lake this winter
j. Nicholson returned Thursday
from N1inot, n. D., where he accom-
punir! Mrs. Nicholson 70. 81. .ic :
treatment.
Mrs. FuirchlId and daughter, ii 50
Hazel Mc;.', Of Antelope, were shop
ping and calling on friends here Sat
lit|:,y.
W. NJ. MarkuSon, a son of Mr. e.:!
Mrs. N. X. Markuson Of this City.
left Doolcy with car load of c:t,c
for the Chicago market.
We learn that IS stock cars have
passed up the line to Scobey for the
shipment Of cattle from that country
to the Chicago market.
Mrs. Oscar Jarstad returned Mon-
day from the hospital at Wil'iston,
where she has been under surgical
treatment. Her health is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gates Of fn
telope were calling on friends in the
city Thursday.
Harold Tompkins, u brother O.
Ernest 1'ompkins, city electrician for
the electric company, accompanied
by his mother, who are cnroute for
the coast, stopped off here to visit
at the Tompkins home
The new fire hall is completed for
occupancy and the fire apparatus vii!
be transferred to it this week. The
fire bell and tower has been ed to
the fire hall and erected on tcwcy
thirty feet high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Griffin and
children, who have been visiting
friends in York, Leeds and other
places in North Dakota for about
two weeks, returned home Thursday
They had pleasant visit with their
friends which he had not seen fo,
years.
The latest addition, among other
modern appurtenanccs at the Lake
Hotel, is large new piano which
has been placed in the CUES: rest
room. And the soothing strains of
music is now added to the bill Of fare
while the guests partale Of the l,cnu
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FROID SCHOOL NOTES

Mrs. A. r. Butler visited the sixth
and seventh grades one afternoon the
first of the week.
Mrs. Ramps visited in the fourth
grade on Wednesday afternoon and
in the High School department on
Thursday morning.
The new part of the school is 60
ing up quite rapidly at present and
we all hope that the god work keeps
going on.
Mr.. Haagenson has been wearing
a very pleasing smile the last few
days and we blame it on the arrival
of a son at his home on last Monday
night.
We have had the pleasure this
week of announcing two visitors be-
ing present in the last week. Just
keep the good work going and help
your child on in his educational work.
Elmo Stephens has left school and
is attending the school north of town
taught by Miss Ryan. She expects
to take the teachers examination in
December.
The piano which the school board
purchased from Prof. Morrison is now
,, in the school and good use is being
made of it by the upper rooms. Just
as soon as there is room large
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22
NOTICE TO DOCTORS

The U. S. Public Health service at
Washington, D. G., furnishes cards
upon which are printed all reportable
diseases.
The state desires and expects ev.
cry doctor to carefully check any dis.
ease ON this card and at once mail
it to the city health officer. A pen
atty of S25 attaches to the failure or
disregard on the part of any doctor
to comply with this law.
| believe that it is only necessary
to call attention to this matter and
the dostors will cheerfully comply.
certainly will appreciate assistance
and am at all times open to sugges.
tions to have a clean and healthful
town.
II. T.. Dawson.
City Superintendent of Health.
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Observation-Disclosures
UHL M. VENABIE
Chiekasha, okla.
IIeralds Of Liberty
Philadelphia, Pa.
IL -

Ieralds of Liberty October 18th 1919
Philadelphia Pa
Dear Srs:
affords me great pleasure to add testimony the long list
OF other members o Order in Oklahoma who have
their Joint Life Distributions from the HERADS LIBERTY
have just received from your district manager f. Bunne
Of this city check for $4925S Certificate No S7O0S
This has cost 446 and have received enjoy the
benefits while live must say that this dividend my
investment have been member only three years
ten months
shall be glad to recommend the HERALDS OF LIBERTY 10
that need of good protection investment
Thanking you for your promptne remain
Fraternay
(Signed) UIIII NJ VEN ABLE
The above letter explains itself the exception of how Mr.
Venable came to receive this money That part plain wen yo1
understand that the ERALDS OF LIBERTY living claim
time they pay death claim that they distribute equally
between the beneciares Of de ceased members living
Get an explanation today and viii the
that PAYS IF YOU LIVE and PAYS IF YOU DIE but Won
don have to die to get it.
NJ E. Bunnell Dist. Mgr f16 First Natl Bank bldg
9NA Chickasha Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

Rubbed into the skin for rheuma
tism, neuralgia, contracted muscles,
sprains Or lameness. Ballard's Snow
Liniment goes right through the
flesh to the bone, easing pain and
removing the cause 1t is a power
full pain relief. Three sizes, zoe. 6Oc
and Sl.2O per bottle. Sold by Wren
Drug Go. d-w-lm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

Mani want your opinion on a
matter Would you advise me to
borrow $40 to help me out of a tight
place?
Lawyer-By all means
Man-Very good Lend me ten.
Lawyer That's all right my fee
for legal advice is ten dollars and
well call it sQuare.-Boston 'lrSns-
cript
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

the ball into dangerous territory sew
eral times. They We're held at critt
cal moments until the last few min,
utes Of play when the second touch
down CT the game was registered
DeAttley carried the pigskin over
for the second touchdown.
Orchard, Driskill and Coryell were
among the best players on the
Chickasha team. Hin, who relieved
stinson, also played a good game
Capt sphinx Williams broke up
many of the attempted El Reno
passes.
De Attley, Wallace and Kinsey
starred for lei Reno. The line up Of
both teams in the second game at
El Reno yesterday afternoon was:
Chickasha-P White, le; Steinber.
ger, IT; Orchard, lg; Coryell, c; Pen.
ny, rg; Driskill, TT; G. White. re;
Adams, qb; Williams (c), NIB; stin.
son, RIB; Smith, fb
El Reno-King, lie; Bunch, IT.
Capps, lg; Hooker G; Frosch. re-
Harrison, TT; Wlndham. re; r. wall
lace qb; DeAttley lhb; CranfilI, RIB;
Kinsey, fb.
Summary substitutions, wash
burn for P, White, schlotterheek for
Orchard; Hill for Stinson. r. Wall
lace for King Touchdowns: R. Wal.
lace, DeAttley. Referee, Brewer
umpire, McClanahan; timekeeper.
Ford, Headlinesman, Houser..
Score by quarters:
Chickasaa --7------------O Ol
El Reno -----------------O 8 o ri
lneNperience Loses for Seconds"
lnexperience lost for the Chicka.
iha high school yannigans in the
opening game at El Reno yesterday.
They We're unable to break up the
passes, although they did hold in
he line at times. The local second
string eleven was outweighed, and
hey opposed experienced players,
The lineup follows:
/ Cbickaaha Duncan, re Ray Green,
t; FitzpWtick lg; Parrish q Cam
Ne rg; Copeland, IT, Robt Green,
e' Hollingsworth qh Gowdy lhh;
'teinberger, RIB; Harris, fb.
El Reno-H. Smith. le: Wheeler,
t; Thompson, lg; Nicholson, c;
iierhart, rg; Lord, rt; Edgar, re;
ones, qb; L. Smith, lib; Irving,
hb; Rice. fb.
Substitutes-Cochran for R. Green;
;. Green for Fitzpatrick; Fields for
owdy; Heffner for Gamble; Funk
n Wheeler.
Score by quarters;
/ Reno r r
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TWIN BILL LOST BY cHlx
HIGH TO Ell RENO ourElr

Continued from puge ~
yards for the first touchdown of the
game, r. Wallace receiving the oval
from Kinsey,
The score was advanced to s to 0
in the second quarter When an El
Reno tackler downed G. White be-
hind the goal line for a safety. White
fumbled when he received the bail
for punt behind the goal line.
Hard Fight in Third.
The second half was opened when
Smith kicked off, Cranfill fumbled
when tackled hard, and Orchard re.
covered the ball. lei Reno held, and
Chickasha punted, p. White tackling
the man in his tracks.
Both teams fought hard during the
remainder Of the game, Chickasha
advancing the bah to the 1S-yard
line twice. They were unable to put
The pigsllin across, however. Or
chard, who had been playing a brill
liant game at guard, was knocked
out in the third quarter. He was re-
placed by Schlotterbeck.
El Reno, using the forward pass
and end runs successfully advanced
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22
Another Living Monument
Observation-Disclosures
PAYS IT YOU
LIVE

A unique system OF
investment, insur.
ance, fully protected
BY copyright.
Absolutely the on.
ly investment insur-
ance.
The longer you
live the more money
you get.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

100 Sample Dresses. Serge. Velvet,
Tricotine, Tricolette. Jerseys. Now
buy at the wholesale cost. "11.75 to
$49.50. Billiards.. 11.17tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22
Observation-Disclosures
PAYS If YOU
DIE

Death insurance
pays when you are
dead. We pay you
while you live.
A bouquet while you
can smell it is
worth a dozen
wreaths Of roses
placed upon your
grave.
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Short Stories
of the To1Un
Charge is Speeding.

Charge Is Speeding.
A complaint charging J. c Bynain
with riding motorcycle ON soutn
Seventh street at the rate OF 35
mites per hour. was filed yesterday in
police court by Luther Clv. traffic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

The Y. w. {. A. cabinet enter
tained the Y. w, c. A. advisory
board and junior cabinet with a buf
/, fet luncheon in the domestic science
dining room Friday evening.
The first issue of the student pub
lication, The Trend, made its apear-
ance on the campus Wednesday at
noon This is the first attempt at a
school paper in the history of the
college The Trend will be published
bi-nonthly and already has q suby
scription list of 200.
Miss Frances Davis, head OF the
expression department, is spending
the weekend at her home in Okla
homa City.
Hattie Futurensky of Oklahoma
City, a former student of o. c. W.
was at the college Tuesday night to
hear the recital of Fannie Bloomfield
zeisler.
Requests have been made to the
cast of rivals to appear in towns near
Nhickasha DeMinate arrangements
are being made by the faculty to
book this play in some of the lead
ing towns in Oklahoma
Mrs Mcclure of Oklahoma City
spent several days of this week as
the guest of her daughter, Miss
Francis Davis. Mrs Mcclure came
over for the performance Of The
Rivals and the recital by Fannie
Bloomfield Zeisler.
President Austin spent Thursday
Of this week in Fort Worth where he
was called by the death of his
father.
The junior cabinet Of the Y W. G.
A. served tea last Saturday afternoon
in the domestic science dining
room from o'clock until o'clock
Mrs. N A. Wylie entertained
with dinner party Friday even
ing, Those seated with Mrs. Wy
lie were Mary Thompson, Ola
Harris Ruth Castle
The Thanksgiving vesper service
If The Y. w. c. A. VIII be very
lnique affair consisting of a tab
eaux Of The most beautiful wom-
N the world Some of the tab
e W. Ne If Ruth and Naomi
nd Esthct
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Cowan Of
lnid. were the guests of friends here
or the weekend II
Thelma Long and Matte Moore
re spending the weekend at their
ONE in Lindsay
Miss Caroline Laird, head of the
nglish department, was hostess to A
at her home Tuesday when il
lie honored guests were Miss Mary a
thompson and Miss Clyde Hart, both b
embers of the 0. c. w faculty.
The first number of the Lyceum y
,urse was lecture which was deliv- a
ed Friday evening The next num-
sr will lbe December 2. II
Get your calls in for cleaning be-
IRE ten o'clock. We must have a
ystem for calling and delivering :.
amilton's Cleaners. 21-2t iii
q CAN o1AlAAA II CIV hOuStuOlu BOOuSs
lone S29. Call at 1901 Chickasha
We. 21-St
Modern 4 or 5 room
ouse. partly furnished or unfurnish-
l. Phone 2OS. 22-st
WANTED-One- or two ladies' for
'om and board in private family -.
ONE privileges. Address w. c. T., ~
re Express. 22-3t
Calls that come in after ten o'clock
i'll not bemade until late the fol OF
wing afternoon. Hamilton's Clean til
S. 21-2t as
of
DO you guarantee results in your
afg L
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

DO you guarantee results in your
nerve treatment?" asked the caller.
You bet I do" replied the special
ist. Why, last week a man came to
me for nerve treatment and when
got through with him he tried to bor-
row $500 from Cincinnati En-
quirer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

Keystone comedy Vampire Am
brose, at the Kozy today.
100 Sample Dresses, Serge, Velvet
Trlcotine, Tricolette. Jerseys. Nov
buy at the wholesale cost "11.75 t.
S495O. Billiards.. 11-17ti
Baby Marie Osborne and the lale
Pickaninny at the Kozy today
Hot lunches for busy people at the
Owl drug store. 21-3t
Ambrose, that funny fellow, Kozy
today.
See our beautiful line of Xmas
cards at the Owl Drug store. 21-St
BE Careful Kate" a Strand COM
edy with Harry Depp and Gertrude
selby. sugg tonight.
100 Sample Dresses, Serge, Velvet,
Tricotine, Tricolette, Jerseys. Now
buy at the wholesale cost. "11.75 to
$4950. Billiards. 1l-17.tt
FOR RENT-Bedroom TO men on
ly; 22S South Fourth. 2-9t
The Pathe News showing the lat
est happenings from all over the
world sugg tonight.
Love is Love" says Albert Ray
in the Fox photoproduction by the
same name at the Sugg tonight
Special turkey dinner Nov. 23,
1919, from 1880 to 2 p. IN. and $3.50 |
to p. M, at Metropolitan 7afe, 2O5
Chickasha Ave. 1856
Miss Rebecca Armstrong left Thurs
day for San Antonio, Tex, where she
was called by the serious illness of
her sister. Mrs. Paul Corn.
100 Sample Dresses, Serge, Velvet,
Tricotine, Tricolette, Jerseys. Now
buy at the wholesale cost. Ills to
$49.50. Billiards.. 11-17tf
T. T. Montgomery, city superin-
tendent of schools, is spending the
day in Oklahoma City.
DR. H. c. ANTLE-Off 21O First
Bank bldg. Phones: Office,
800; residence S11. 11-22-3Ot
Mr. and Mrs Fred M. Frey were
visitors in El Reno yesterday after !
noon. They returned this morning
Mrs. l.. Tewksberry is recovering l
rom an operation performed today
n the Chickasha hospital
A little goslin said to its mother G
one day, Mamma, will | be as big |
/ goose as you when | get grown?"
You certainly will unless you have
your photos made at the Elite Stu
lilo, for l have found them on the
'quare 22-1t
W Kayser, member of the
ttae board of public affairs, is spend p
lg the weekend in Chickasha. 4
Bring in your Ford and have it i,
with a starter. l have a
upply of starters and can equip
ars which have the starter type
lock. ]. P. Wolverton. 2O-6t
MISS OueSsa MafSnall or IulSa, was n
xpected to arrive here today to
iait her sister, Mrs. Otie Turner, SIG
hiclasha ave. y
We pay the high dollar for butch e
r cattle and hogs. Call us before
"a sell Storm and Pulls, wholesale
utchers. phone 1920, Chicllasha, n
Ik,a. 1S-6t
Amy Buffers Musical Revue-twen- m
, people in Tabloid Musical Come. g
y and high class vaudeville assisted re
y Princess Panahi and her troupe q
Hawaiian Entertainers. sugg all
ext week
Mrs. A. A. Holmes returned yes be
rday from Norman where she was pl
lied by the illness. of her daughter,
Cnrnrrfr.~r Ill.
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0. c ". NOTES
: ! + + = + + + = : :

The Y. w. c. A. cabinet enter
tanned the Y. w, c. A. advisory
board and junior cabinet with buf-
fet luncheon in the domestic science
dining room Friday evening
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

The first issue of the student pub
lication, The Trend made its apear-
ance on the campus Wednesday at
noon. This is the first attempt at a
school paper in the history of the
college. The Trend will be published
bi-monthly and already has suby
scription list of 200.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

100 SAMPLE Dresses. Serge. Velvet,
Trieotine. Tricolette, Jerseys. Now
buy at the wholesale cost. "l1.75 to
$49.50. Billiards.. 11-17tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22
HALL & LINDSAY

For tin and sheet metal wo4k,
Tanks gutteripg and well cas-
ines, all kinds of repai, york.
$40 CHOCTAW PHONE ess
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Mrs. A. A. Holmes returned yes
terday from Norman where she was
called by the illness. of her daughter,
Miss Genevieve Holmes. Miss
Holmes is rapidly recovering.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-22

Miss Mary Wright of Cooper is the
guest OF Myrtle Rude this wee-end.
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4 Mention
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Baby Marie Osborne at the Kozy
today.