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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1899
Page
4
An unclear notice references a measure or filing with a date near Avril 19, mentioning a side and an application process. Details are unreadable but indicate a formal action and a deadline tied to the date. Further readable context is needed to identify the entities or exact action.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Anglewood Spivey Muleane Wichita Newton and partial phrases. No clear event date or action emerges. Summary reflects readable entities without added facts.
Marry Miller of Gatewaa visits Beaver Tuesday. W L Nixon of Woodward in Beaver week. Heavy rain at Clear Lake last Thursday night. R J Walsh of Onaha Nebraska spent day in Beaver. Peckham buys two lots from David Stiller. Measles scare dismissed. Cattle roundup to begin in Taintor and Becker pastures. Chas Reddick sells near Beaver and moves to Six Mile. Linley’s hall dance well attended. William Brown of Kiowa visiting Gardner’s. Maurice Craig living with Kedemer family on Six Mile. Dr Munsell visits. Nettie Munsell accompanies him. Gene Groves sick. Dr Coburn attending. Newton Vicke of Lake visiting father Joseph Pickett and family from Guelf. Frank Brown to Wichita, joins packing house. Honest debts due UW E Craig soon. Hunton in Denver, cattle plans. Moore and Gant prove claims before Judge Tennebill. Warming: will prosecute cattle skinners. hides in peril. Birthday surprise at Clear Creek. 17th birthday celebration ends with prom.
Local notice reports a Craig residence for sale at a low price with terms and a contact at Jame Tene’s residence, plus a separate item noting Mr Dyke Ballinger’s illness recovery after remittant fever. The piece includes various Beaver county items on river levels, travel plans, a church festival recap, and a drowning incident near Caple in Caple County.
Readable fragments mention Sien Choo Laikure traveling to Cipant Read for a SR event, Weir accompanying her, Frank Anurphy and wife, a widow with children, Ching and Mietare Khater of Nyow, Mrs Murphy with a daughter of N.S. Hiwles, and a Beaver Wathh mention. A benefit on Perdiee May 2 for Od Polluws and city hall land aims.
The fragment reports Howe Renvhene farming Gel unit area led by Alin Stanley with references to Lawel ut peur, a Mathews tear, and Charles Dayle involved in deliveries and a turn over to Mr Doyle. It notes the heaviest rainfall in years in the Custer vicinity on the 18th and mentions Jamon Lovell selling items at $20 with fifteen percent off amid lines about Karin.
The Cline School ended Friday May 12 after an eight month term. Visitors reported a good time with a small program. Mixes Price will visit Ashland Kansas soon. A cyclone visited Coldwater Kansas May 9 killing Sheriff McIntyres wife and Joe Bowers. Local residents J E Over and others recall past events and plans for new stock of goods are underway as residents prepare fields and crops.
Dry day with prairie fire disrupting cattle work before containment. Several locals in motion around the river and to Kansas City. News on measles waning, a few exposures, and hopes for quick recovery. Spurgeon children recover from illness, and seed germination remains poor. Farm activity continues with sowing and plowing as agents and other bustle noted. Weather calls for a shower to aid crops. Passenger updates include Frank Murphy and family from Chicago and Eugene Baker visiting Conway Springs.
Fragmented local notes report Cline and Benton, Alex Brown losing five horses, and neighbors clashing over tied horses. Kiowa cattle disease fear, Cline school out on the 12th, Hubbard brothers to plant 1500 acres, concern about pasture loss. Sawyer wed a sick wife in Ashland. Miller spouses taking up. Kentucky trip for Mala. Laverty injured horse, Graves to Lollewiod, Beaver activity, 60 bushels of kafr corn, curiosity about Cling and Benton involvement, Myra Haman report.
Notices for publication reveal that L. Landiiflee at Woodward Kansas and Beaver County Probate Judge Charles Tannahill will hear final proof for land claims. Witnesses named include Emmett Piorat Berend Berends Jacob Berends and Richard Maphet of Englewood Kansas. interruptions mention cattle moves and local weather.
A brief fragment records an all men meeting at G A TR Hall at 9 20 am May 40 to plan a program. Mentions J W Thome and quotes from a rustic dialogue about a bride and cook. Contains disjointed dialogue and unclear context.
Nation 6 announces a petition filed by Wittinne J Harchison seeking stay of a liquor action. Hearing date to be fixed, county clerk to publish notices. Stay requested in Nuaver Oklahoma with a first publication May 2. Utility and territory details withheld pending formal action.
First published notice in Woodward Oklahoma Territory lists settlers filing to prove their continuous residence and cultivation of desert lands under land patent procedures. Names include George Bub, Gilbert, Babb, and others with multiple sections and township details. witnesses listed from Shadeland Logan and Custer. Publication recorded by Register NFALY on May 11, 1800.
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