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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1911

Page

8

Did County Officers Turn Criminal Loose?

A Lakemp Mirror front page accuses county officials of bungling the arrest of a man named Conger who carried a concealed weapon and threatened Wilkerson. Constable Brown, who held the prisoner, reportedly failed to deliver him to Beaver authorities, sparking an editor’s blast at Peckham, Fickle, and Booling. County officials defend their actions, blaming Brown for leaving the prisoner unguarded, while noting a statement of facts from the county attorney and sheriff.

Lakemip Fred Wilkerson Wilkerson Beaver A. F. Brown Conger Priser Constale Brown Wuteide Brown Sherif Peckham Sherif Booling Constable Brown Conaratin Brown Hie Shariff Wodor Lakemp E. Ogilvin’s Court Teleptine Kinder & Gusney Carole Shaw Wrrwat Oxiivie la Kemp Wame Mr. Brown Lin Lim Hilum Otice Poethaen Bootia Meese Ben Beewa Justioe Peckham Peeklan Bheritt Peemnas

Pacific Monthly announces special rates and featured articles

The Portland Oregon publication promotes its September issue on Buccees with Cherries and October on Sue ones in Growing Apples while previewing forthcoming pieces on Live Stock Sacness in Growing minute and Simcoe with Fodder Craps. Subscriptions cost 1.6 yearly or six months for 8.40 with a sample sent to new readers.

Pacific Monthly Portland Orean The Oregat

Roll of Honor and health notes from Hemacy readers

The Hemacy notes renewals from Beaver Elmwood and surrounding towns list readers like Nichole Wrogd Edith Mine and Kerns Tate among others. Also mention Mrs Elbert Crift suffering neuralgia and praise Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children with coughs and colds. Por sale by all dealers.

The Hemacy Wrogd Nichole Beaver Edith Footbourrow Renewal Kerns Tate Aurn Foster New Wab Das H. Crabtree Ben J. E. Terhune Ballo J.T. Terhuine Hazelton J. B Terhune Balko J. le Bridwell Riverside Lawrence Walker Reaver T. D. Campbell Elmwood John Loveloes Straw Calif Elbert Crift Thames

Missionary Lawrence Com ing Revival Meetings Highlight Church Schedule

Revival meetings at the Methodist Episcopal Church continue this week with nightly sessions except Saturday. District Missionary Rev. T By Lawrence will be present Thursday or Friday and remain through the stage. Sunday School gathers Sunday at 11 o'clock. additional program details to follow.

Methodist Epinopal Church T By Lawrence Mouthediet Lawrence

Wrights visit Guymon and plans for settlement

Mr. A. L. Wright and his young son from Guymon spent the past week here visiting AL. Wright aims to bring his wife here gradually for a good town, with plans to settle permanently later. Perry Chilcott and Ione returned to Elimwood from Colorado after summer hoping to aid Mrs. Chilcott's health, but she passed away a few weeks ago.

A. L. Wright Guymon Wright Perry Chilcott Ione Elimwood Colorado

Plainview visitor touts Beaver City fair as land success

County official Todge G Ho Healy spoke of a Plainsview trip noting Beaver City’s Farm Ore Institute Fair as a landslide success. He praised the vast stocks of general merchandise hardware and agricultural implements shown by Plainview merchants and the high volume of business in the county.

Todge G. Ho Healy Plainview Beaver City Farmore’ Institute Heaver County Malnview

Electric Bitters Prove Health to Pittsville Woman

Mrs. W. W. Gould of Pittsville credits Electric Bitters with curing long stubborn stomach and kidney troubles after other medicines failed. She urges others to try this tonic, calling it a great remedy for the liver and kidneys and promising relief.

W.W. Gould Pittifivld Fred Carney

Penmanship club joins The American Penman group

In the upper room readers subscribe to The American Penman monthly. Visitors Mosdamer Long, Maple, Culwell, and tungned came to the lower town Friday. Melvin Tyee enrolled in the seminar this week and will be in the eighth grade. The school needs an encyclopedia. No School Friday due to County Teachers Association in session. Phi Delta society held semi monthly meeting. program described as good.

County Teachers’ Association Phi Delta Literary Society Hind Holt

Riverside Notes On Broomcorn, Wheat Plans And Local Goings-On

Riverside residents report broomcorn hauling to market and talk of seed, weather, and the approaching winter. Mrs. Tom Burnt stays with daughter Mrs. Edward Lane of Clear Lake, with 104 pound Taye Coleman broomcorn hauled to Shattuck last week. John Husted began a Shattuck load Monday. A Ridgeway Schoolhouse crowd heard meetings led by Henry Husted’s father-in-law. Many plan fall wheat sowing as rain is urged. Grace Eyer of Clear Lake visits Clyde Coleman. Coleman shows rapid improvement. The Hennett family reports broomcorn deliveries. Wieher Hite uses nearly all his feed. Wishing all success.

Taye Coleman John Husted Ridgeway Henry Husted Tod Dana Grace Eyer Clear Lake Mere Clyde Coleman Coleman Wieher

Beaverster Delegation Heads to Meade Wild West Show

A sizable Beaverster delegation travels to Meade Kansas on Wednesday to attend the big Wild West show. Meade has prepared lavishly and promises fine entertainment. Von Prosky's and the Meade Ladies' bands will provide music, enhancing the event with strong local appeal.

Beaverster Meade Kansas von Prosky Meade Ladies

Chamberlains Tablets Promote Stomach Health

Billousness is caused by a disordered stomach and Chamberlins Tablets are a stomach remedy designed to cleanse, strengthen, and invigorate the stomach, regulate the liver, and banish billousness. For sale by all dealers.

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Sheriff Peckham California Topeka MDR Roll of Honor Lawrence Coming Elam Lawson & Wright Beaver, Okla Beaver School Notes W. H. Robertson L. S. Munsell, M. D Palace OF Sweets Weenee Will G. Fields Okla Strade the Beaver Hardware and Furniture Store
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