, CHARLES F. INTERVIEW.

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, CHARLES F. INTERVIEW. INDEX CARDS Ralston Churches Oklahoma- Territory Intruders Osage Reservation Ferries--Arkansas River Finance Oklahoma Territory, <> Game Osage Reservation Stage Routes Saloons Oklahoma Territory c. *

STUART, CHAp.ES F. ^MTftttfllir Leone riryan ' Field Warkar lfi, 1937 Interview with Charlea F. Stuart 1410 North Smith, Pawhutoka, Oklahoma. Born JUly 5, 1874. Walnut, Iowa Father-Donald Stuart Mother-Elizabeth Good I came to Oklahoma in 1900.,1 was twenty aix years of y age. I came here from Iowa and located at Ralston, Pawnee County. The Sante. Fe Rail Road was building from Outhrie to Arkansas City and I expected the road to be built from Pawnee to Ralston. I started a bank there and lived there aix years. Later in 1906 I moved to Pawhuska and started the American National Bank. When in Ralston the chief food was fish. I boarded there and we had fish three times a day. There was a scarcity of a. fruit and milk and butter. Supplies were bought at/country store in the village. There were no Rail-Roada. Supplies *ere brought in overland f rom Ponca Ci^fcjp.. I loaned money to the Indians and ell of them were friendly. '- i ~ \ There were deer and wild turkay In'abundanee. Also lota of fish. j, Thers were four Churches in Ralston at one time but they \ were not financially able to support independent churches so x

STUART, CHARLES F. ' IMflGRVTIW 105 the four churches combined and became federated church, where any proteatant minister could officiate. Warren Bennett was a Deputy U. 3. Marshal in those days* The first time I oame to Pawhusks., In 1901 or 1902 Bennett gave orders to move out, strangers were not allowed on the reserve,- tlon. Moat of the farms in that day were small and were not very well improved. However they.were farmed almost as extensively es they are now* There was a ferry boat just below Ralston owned by Welter McCague and Charlie Orr. There was another ferry west about seven or eight mllea and one at Bleokburn. They charged twentyfive cents for A horseman and on* dollar for a team, wagon and passengers.. The Ralston citizens later built a free ferry and put the other fellow out of business* The farmers and merchants were financed through the bank. I have always been a heevy loaner to formers. by ferry. There were no bridges* Streams w*rt forded or were crossed!. / ' r, A There was lots of horse racing,' That was about their only t' ;. J * 'i f if' method 6<f diversion. They usually'raced on a straight track end raoefl for a prize* There were t greet many cattle and hogs raised and a few

STUJtRT, CHARLES F. INTERVIEW norses» There was no Rail-Road nearer than Ponca City or Slgln/ Kansas* Most of the crops raised were used for feed* The oattie were driven to Elgin,'Kansas^ and shipped, and the hogs were most of them hauled to Ponoa City and shipped from there* Nearly ell merchandising was done through the general store. Most of these stores were in frame buildings and were over-run with rets. - Doctors were very few* There was one Doctor in Ralston and a bveminent Doctor in Pewhuaka and one in Greyhorse* ffe who lived in Ralaton had to go to Pawnee for all of our medicine.* Prospeots at that time looked favorable for oil but there were no known minerals there at that time. There was no Newspaper in Ralston but there waa one in Pawnee. A year or so later one camo in at Ralston* The following names are some of the old timers I knew; -H* N. Cook, Fairfax, Okie,; J. J. Queries, Fairfax, Okie.; A. C. Hunsoker, Fairfax. Okla.jR, 0. Nash, Fairfax, Okla.; Joe Hlnkle, Ralston, Okla*; Jeas Hegge, Ralston. Okla*; Joe Vaava.tor, ; Ralston, Okla*; Boyd Young, Ralston, Okla*; Mr* end Mrs* A. M. Harry, Ralston, Okla*; W. M. Ballard, Fairfax, Okla»;.and Bill Spurgeon, Fairfax, Oklahoma.

, CHARLES F.. INTERVIEW 15)7 The Sante, Fe built a railroad from Ralston to flewkirk same time.between 1S02 and 1904* The first railroad in Osege county waa the M. K* & T* This road was built from Parsons, Xanse^to Oklahoma City in 19Q5. The Midland Valley Rail Road was built into Pawhuska about 1906. We didn't seem to lack amusements in those days, there was horse racing, baseball games, horse~back riding and buggy riding. There was. lots of good hunting in Osage County just across the river and fishing was also good* There was a dance some place every week* Osage County was attached to Pawnee County and taxes' werepaid only for judicial purposes* That is for the up-keep of 1 the District and Probate Courts at Pawnee* There were no roads in Osage County, trails were all there were* ', " There were no schools in the Osage except the Catholic schools and the Government school for Indians* Gray. Horse 1, Hominy and Pawhuska were all trading posts* The traders all had to have permits and a Government Traders license* There was a stage route from Ponca City via Gray Horse to * * - Pawhuska. There was one from Gray Horse to Ralston, from Re.1- ston to Pawnee, from Pawnee to Guthrie, and from Guthrie to Oklahoma City*

STUABT, C4&HLBS C F. -. INTERVIEW All temperance movements in Ralston were not successful- there were ten saloons there* In Osage County^however^liquor was banned* Telephone lines were not built through here' until 3-9Q1 or 1902. - t 4 - There was lots of timber* Some of tjhe farmers would saw up rough, liimber but there was no milling done* All transportation was by horse or mule.. Six 'shooters were the most common weapon used*