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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
4
The Herald summarizes weekly local items from Fulton and nearby areas. It notes social visits, family news, moves to new ranches, planned travel, weather impacts on work, and upcoming church and school events. Several families and individuals are mentioned by name with movements and plans.
The county notes Guymon scene with the new town name Shang ed from Sanfeld to Guymon. Residents attend the Grimmet Gent hor e race on the fourth. Local families, business moves, and visiting relatives paint a rural update on livelihoods and plans.
Weather warm and dry with rain needed and grasshoppers bad. Mrs. Whitaker cooks for George Whi on his new farm. Tittle Ano Pelts injures nose. Mrs. Spurgeon visits Constant week. Calves branded by Jobo Rateman and Juline Krager. Erickson hosted by Bateman. Prairie digs experiment using rag sulfur oil and outer soil. honeyr prevents digging. Mrs. Puc made cheese. Alfred Erickson and wife to live with Fred Vox. Dinner time ends note.
The column records Deammoed selling a buggy to Dr. L. Munsell, Missouri, and Brown of Liberal seeking cattle. Elvira Cartmel thanks helpers after a fire loss. infant Savoy dies from convulsions with funeral details. Also notes on Charley Red sick liquor petition, a special election on stock restraint, and Woodward News on miners heading to Beaver County copper district.
The document lists multiple public notices from the Land Office in Woodward and the Piedare Court at Beaver, detailing petition filings, proof of continuous residence and cultivation requirements, and hearings. Names include Pearnie Parker, Alonzo Forthe, Aaron Barrett, and William Futehineon, among others, with witnesses and dates for hearings and filing in Beaver, Oklahoma Territory and surrounding areas.
The Land Office at Woodward announces that a person has filed a notice of his pro se support before the Register and Receiver at the Land Office Woodward, Oklahoma Territory. The filing seeks proof of continuous residence and cultivation of desert land, listing named individuals and dates for the ye Bee.
Notice lists several horses with descriptions and prices. Notion stands at 1001 head of Duck Poed oreah, weight 1400 pounds, insurance terms. EBHETON is a dark brown English haf with 170 pounds, 64 insurance. UNG BAMPAUN is a Kentucky Black Jack mare, 1200 pounds, $10 10 insurance for mare with foal, trial return policy. penalties for removal. pasture and corrals provided. seller not responsible for accidents.
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