Northwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society - Key Finder
Summer 1997
Vol. 18 No. 3
WOODWARD DISPATCH
April 27, 1906
A boy was born to Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Millard Sunday evening. All concerned are doing nicely.
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The infant daughter of George Riley and wife died at their home near Freedom Tuesday afternoon, at three o’clock after a lingering illness.
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May 4, 1906.
Mr. Teague who lived about nine miles south of hear, died very suddenly a week ago last Thursday. He had not been weilsince coming to this country a mounth ago, but he was apparently as well as usual when he got up in the morning, but in about two hours after dinner he was dead.
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Married, Mr. Bunk Snapp and Miss Luce Welty, on Easter Sunday, April 15, 1906, at the home of the brids parents, Mr. Clothier officiating. The bride and groom are both well known in this community. Mr. Snapp has been in the cattle business here for several years. Miss Welty has successfully taught the Fairvalley school for three years. We wish them a long and happy life as they journey through it in double harness.
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June 8, 1906.
Joseph J. Smith age about 75 years died after a short illness at his home near Lathrop on June 1st. The funeral was at 11 a. m. Sunday and interment in the Simmons cemetery.
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June 15, 1906
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Monday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Hedrick, living three miles west of Coy, met with a sad misforyune by loseing their infant child by drowning. Mrs. Hedrick left the little one in the house alone while she went out in the pasture after her cows and when she returned found her baby drowned in a bucket of milk which was sitting on the floor. It seems that the little one had climed up beside the bucket and fell head formost into the milk. The child was buried Tuesday in the lookout Cemetery.
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Dr. MacLeod was called to Supply Monday and reports a 10 pound baby
girl at the home of editor Seibert of the Republiean. Mother
and child doing finley but Prof. won’t be able to write for some time.
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The infant daughter of Edward and Pearl Ramley died Tuesday at their home near Doris and was buried Wednesday June 13, 1906, in the Fairmount cemetery at Fargo.
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