Caples Cough Cure and Local Notices in Baxter News
Local Baxter items include Caples Cough Cure promotion, seed tips from Morrow & Co, and notices about Frank Whitten’s Oklahoma City trip, a new baby born February 13, 1902, in Baxter, city council routine meeting, and plans for a large convention hall in Joplin. Also reported are Masonic lodge travel, legal notices, a Bowie talent event at the Baxter hall, and a feature on Sousa’s band coming to Galena with a concert on February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
John Phillip Sousa
Sousa
Sonea
Tommy Atkins
Galena
Sappe New Theatre
Fribley Implement Company Expands Spring Line
Fribley Implement Company announces a large, complete line of implements for the spring trade. Weather will clear soon, planting time approaches. Customers urged to see goods before buying. Grand Army entertainment postponed until weather stabilizes. notices to follow. Polar Bear in the beat hard wheat four and three inferior flour brands sold by Cook & Bardin's, with every pound guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook 4 Bardin's
Grand Army
Cook & Bardin's
Svery
Indian Territory Zinc Strike to be Developed at Once
Indian Territory zinc strike moves forward with the Iowa and Oklahoma Development Company forming to drill thirty to forty holes. Key investors include E. K. Brown Eldora Jow s Wm Grimes Guthrie and A W Abrame Baxter Springs. A drill is on site and more will start the first week, aiming to prove mineral under lease and accelerate shaft sinking. Judge Picher and Capt O E Bartlett of Joplin plan leases east of Spring River to prospect with large capital backing, aiming to have their company in working order by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lykine
Miami
Washington
Quapaw
Oklahoma
Lybine
House Committee On Territories
City of
Indian Territory
Kanone
Jack Eo
Baxter
Burg
CRAWFISH PRAIRIE LIFE NOTES AND SHIFTS
Local items report weather troubles and daily moves in Cawfish Prairie and nearby areas. Frank Ray visits Lovey from Quapaw Mission, Geo Kelley crosses river, Otis Crane to east side, Mac Brewer visits Louis Imbeau, and illness updates on several residents. A J A Eriksen bankruptcy sale details appear with auction by Capt Price. notes and accounts sold. profits fall short of invoice value. Farm for rent listed 120 acres in Quapaw Reserve with good pasture and dwelling. Marital news includes Fred Staten and Flora Pippinger wedding in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ray
Geo. Kelley
Ray
Otis Crane
Mac Brewer
Baxter
Louis Imbeau
Mr. McConkey
Folke Fei
J. A. Eriksen
E. V. McNeill
R. S. Enyart
Mr. Enyart
Frank Hemetreet
Geo. Davie
John Wiewell
For Sale and Local Notices in Baxter Area
A collage of short items from Baxter area notices includes an ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with money back guarantee, a cheap sale of a wagon and harness, ownership transfer of Hartley Bros Meat Market, and a funeral notice for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Robert Denton. Also reports on Mrs T C Weaver traveling to Argenta Illinois, ticket sales for Louis's band in Galena, and an upcoming farm auction by E A Haines featuring horses cattle farm goods seeds and more with 12 month terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ped la Rue
Columbus
Hartley Bros
Gongwer
Drso
Robert Denton
Baxter Cemetry
Baxter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fribley’s
Carl Carney
Caples
Morrow & Co
G. R. Gould
Scott & Scott
Frank Whitten
Oklahoma City
Jim Chewie
J. B. Opperman
Joplin
Chas. A. Black
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charlie
Baxter Dancing Club
City Hall
Astro Wel4y
Dayton
Ohio
Springs Hotel
F. Williams
Ira Heaton
Erikeen Hardware
C. H. Begga
Frisco
Daniele
Souea
M. E. Church
Epworth League
A. Collison
J. Odgers
Frostburg
Foley
S. A. R. Kane
Winfield
Lykins
Peoria
Wyandott
Lukine
Wyandotte City
Klondike
Lykine
Big Jack
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Kentucky
W. W
W. A. Scott
Fribley Implement Company
Iowa
Eriksen
John Dixon
Dora Denton
E. Edwarde
Dist Court
Ben Talbot
Geo. D. Black
Texas
Geo
Riley Willie
Richard Willie
Fred Staten
Flora Pippinger
Jerry Hubbard
Frank
T. C. Weaver
Argenta
Ill
Nellie
Louis
Seate
Leavener
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