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89 Main St. Gage. Showing horse-drawn hearse	90 Santa Fe pump station Shattuck. Geoorge Bush standing in door.	91 Light Plant Shattuck. L to R Harry Teton, Fred Teton, Cecil Montgomery
92 House Shattuck. Corner of Locust and Second, former Geo. Foster res.	93 Old School on hill, Shattuck. Three story-(center of current 5th and Frances)	94 Light and water plant Shattuck.
95 Interior Shattuck Nat'l Bank L to R Clyde Kirkwood, Jhn. Stuart, founder, Grace Denney, Lorranie Ooley, Ed Stuart, John Stuart	96 I.O.O.F Bldg Shattuck. Burned the winter of 1946-47	97 Chastain Store Shattuck. Pearl Chastain, salesman "Reed", Frank Chastain
98 Northrup Jewelry Shattuck. Dr. O.C. Newman and Dr. Rollo	99 White Way Barber Shop Shattuck, L to R 1- unknown, 2- Bland (Doc) Denney, 3- Harold (Jerze) Lundstrom, 4- Haskell Newman, 5- Lawrence (Little Casey) Patterson, 6- Unk, 7-Frank Hibsman	100 Main St. Shattuck. Looking South. Chickens in the street
101 Old Shattuck Hospital Santa Fe. and E. Grand	102 Old Shattuck Hospital Early day car, probably Buick	103 Old Shattuck Hospital Old cars: probably two Ford Model "T" and a Buick
104 M. E. Church Shattuck.	105 Santa Fe Mallet Engine Shattuck. Two engines made into one 1910	106 Train arriving Shattuck.
107 German Advent Church Shattuck. Was on SW corner of 4th & Summer	108 George Bush Shattuck. In Santa Fe pump station	109 Mechanics at work Shattuck. L-R Harvey Overshiner, Eldon Jackson, Frank Bitman or Batman, Fred Clark on right of pic.
110 T. N. Young Res. Shattuck.	111 Main St. Gage. With horse drawn hearse, car and horse and buggy	112 Main St. Gage. With ladies in long dress & cars and buggies
113 Main St. Gage. Fred Weidner on left with the big hat	114 Early day oil rig Ellis County.	Not available at this time 115 Mr. And Mrs. S. W. Northrup Shattuck, seated at table--currently NA
116 Geo. Schultz General Store, Shattuck	117 Geo Schultz Res, Shattuck	118 Presbyterian Church Shattuck. Located one block north of Christian Ch, later combined w/present Christian Ch.
119 Mr. And Mrs. S. W. Northrup Shattuck. Outdoor portrait	120 Print Shop Shattuck. Mr. Woodmansee and pony	121 Print Shop Shattuck. Unknown man and pony, Bert Humiston and unknown girl
122 Former Ralph Foster Res Shattuck. Corner of Locust and Second	123 First Christian Church Shattuck. 5th and Santa Fe St.	124 L. E. Patterson Res Shattuck. E 3rd St. middle 2nd blk
125 Santa Fe Pump Station Shattuck.	126 Genevieve Hagen Shattuck.	127 Clothing Store, Unknown
Not available at this time 128 Bathing Beauty's	129 Stock Yards, Shattuck.	Not available at this time 130 Sidney Northrup Shattuck. On front step
131 Shattuck Fire Wagon Shattuck. L-R Charlie Hobbs, driving, Geo. Luck, Dawson Beal, Ben Walton, Clint Anderson, Fats Speilman	132 O. E. Null Abstract Arnett, OK Juanita Null Gibson and O.E. Null (Note: Calendar shows September 1927)	Not available at this time 133 Clothing Store Arnett, OK Mrs. Frank Hecox
134 John J. Henry Real Estate & Insturance - Arnett, Ellis Co., OK	Not available at this time 135 Coombs Store Arnett. L-R Venus Garret Coombs, Unk.,Pete Coombs, unk, unk, unk, unk, Mrs. Frank (Myrtle) Garrett--currently NA	136 White Way Café Arnett. N. side of square. L-R Brandy Branstetter Lola Branstetter Darwin Leedy. At table: J.B. Shaffer Vernon "Curly" Stuckey Hazel (Boone) Shaffer Onita Bowers
Not available at this time 137 Freeman Hardware, Arnett. Irby Freeman, youngest son of owner, Archie Abbott, Gordon Neville-Salesman--currently NA	138 Geo. Howlett Grocery Shattuck. Haskell Newman, Slim Davis, Lois (Howlett) Milam. Slogan: "Cash on the Barrelhead"	139 Ingle Bros. Elevator Shattuck.
140 Case Steam Engine Uknown location Fred Jergenson by horse	141 Thrasher in action with Header barge alongside Unknown	142 Men working bundle wagons and thrasher Unknown
143 Harvest crew on thrasher and wagon Ellis County, OK Ray Bowles with shovel, Frank McCartor driving wagon	144 Thrasher crew at work with steamer and header barges Unknown	145 Wagon and team , D.G. Steinert Ellis County OK
146 Wassenmiller Shoe Shop Shattuck. Katie Wassenmiller, Fred Laubhan Sr., Mr. Wassenmiller	147 WW-I Tank on flatcar 6-30-1918 Shattuck.	148 Old Podunk Station Ellis County OK 1/2 mi so of present site (at Hwy 283/60 jct.) Fred Poppie by trk, L-R Mr. Roan, owner of sta., Cecil Holt, Lou Scofield, Ora Pratt, Jr., Loyd and Earl Pratt. Virgil Clark
149 Central Hotel Shattuck. Site of present Champlin Sta. (Sprague) Corner 1st and Main	Not available at this time 150 Jim Simpson Hardware Arnett. L-R Mary Cresswell, Jim Simpson, A. L. Albert, Bill Shelton	151 Roofer's on Northrup bldg Shattuck. A. Tongate left, two men on right, S.W. Northrup, T.N. Young
152 Roofers on Northrup bldg Shattuck. A. Tongate, center, 4th man, T. N. Young, and S. W. Northrup	153 Kleppenger Shoe Shop Shattuck.	154 Scotts Store, Arnett. L-R Frank Reed, salesman, Bert Winslow, holding beef 1/4, 1st little boy: Charlie Hein, Gertie Dennison behind him
155 Buick Bldg Shattuck. Corner of 1st and Main (later Bill Brown Buick)	156 Group at light plant Shattuck. L-R not in order: Elmer Donovan, # 3 Francis Donovan, #4 Harry Teten, ? --- Ewing	157 Front-D.C.Irwin Hdwre Shattuck. L-R Sam Walton on plow, Geo Broyles, unk, John Wallace, foot on hitch, Ben Barnett, standing by pole. Wm Rugy driving tractor, with either Forrest or Grant Ruby, Geo. "Candy" Walton 2nd from right.
Not available at this time 158 Cream Station, Arnett. L-R D. Cresswell, Mrs. J.E. McCartor, Mrs. Jerry McCarter	159 Tire Vulcanizeing shop, Abe Lovett Arnett.	160 Hardward Store Higgins, TX L- E. M. Congdon, owner, Jonnie Weis, Later owner of the clothing store
161 Feuquay Grain Elevator Shattuck. North of RR tracks on Main. Burined 1-1-1959	162 Shafer Bldg Shattuck. Corner of 3rd and Main. Was once a bank, drug store, a sanitarium, and then T.V. Cable office	163 Commerical Hotel Higgins, TX
164 A. L. Schwendener Res. Shattuck. Corner of 5th and Locust	165 Earl Hotel Shattuck. 4th and Main. Later the Butterbaugh and finally the Shattuck Hotel shortly before it closed for good about the years 1978-1980. Torn Down	166 Tomlin's Service Station Shattuck. 4th and Main. Bob Black pictured
167 Bridge crew at work Ellis County, OK One of several bridges over Wolf Creek. From left: #2 Earnie Fields, #4 Harry Matthews, #5 Loyd Coffman, #6 Jess Coffman	168 ABO Garage Arnett. Evert Barker	169 Mechanics and 1925 Model T Arnett. L-R Jim Robinson, Cleo Johnson, Rollin Shields, Harvey Reid
170 Shattuck. Meat Market and old car, owner W. E. Dubourdieu located on west side of Main St. in the middle of the 200 block	171 Marland (Conoco) Station Shattuck. Corner of 4th and main where the Theater and former café now stands. Henry Winters	172 Bakery Shattuck. L-R Bob Miller, John G. Hunter, Mrs. Bob Miller
173 Conoco Station Arnett. Torn Down 1970. Jess Tackett, left Sid Thompson, owner, Right	174 Tomlin & Edwards Store Shattuck. Corner of 2nd and Main. Old Western Auto. L-R Roy Edwards, Emma Bush Drake, Sol Horton, Mr. Tomlin, Willroy (Bill) Edwards	175 Country Station unknown One of three former Podunk, (Beum Jct Station aka 283/60 Hwy) People Unknown.
176 Barber Shop Arnett. 1927 Vernon "Curly" Stuckey, left, Orba "Orv" Combs	Not available at this time 177 Northrup Children Shattuck. by side of their home-Later Leo Bouse home	178 Row of Old Model Cars Shattuck. Lined up on Main St. for the start of a race
179 Sears Home Shattuck. Later Mrs. J. O. Sturart. Corner of 4th and Locust	180 Café Price, Shattuck. Mr. And Mrs. Price. (Parents of Vernon) --ca 1927	Not available at this time 181 Northrup's and Mrs. Tomlin Shattuck. Currently NA
182 Same group and house as 181 Shattuck.	Not available at this time 182b Bayer Garage Shattuck. located where Fire Station is now south of old Butterbaugh Hotel. Car looks like a 1927 model Chev	183 Bayer garage next door to Earl Hotel
184 Walter Quindt Station Shattuck. Corner 2nd and Main, where Chev. Garage stands. L-R Walter Quindt, Bruce Garringer, Wan McCollough	185 Jim Wilcox Shattuck. "Working by the month"	186 Shattuck Nat'l Bank Shattuck. Corner of 1st and Main
187 Harvest crew Unknown	188 Fred Becker's Gen Store Shattuck. Corner of 4th and Main. In the 1930's was Ford Garage. Later years was furniture store, then clothing store.	189 Looking west from the water tower, Shattuck.
Not available at this time 190 Rieblin Print Shop Shattuck. L-R Frances De Grange, Alvin Bazell, Joe Dumas, Fred Rieblin, owner-currently NA	191 Hotel Higgins, TX Located on S. Main	192 Clint "Cockleburr" Anderson Shattuck. Also shown in front of hotel, but not identified, Sally Anderson, Pansy Anderson
193 Ranch scene, Ellis County, OK Jim Dalrymple Ranch near Shattuck	194 Star Bakery Shattuck. Bill Hass, center	195 Corner "2nd" now "1st" Shattuck. Looking South.
196 Corner "1st" now Grand, Okla and Main Shattuck. Looking South	197 Clothing store Shattuck. Owners: L-r Foster Shapley, Ted Shapley, Bert Shapley	Not available at this time 198 S. L Rankin Store Arnett. Virgie Sloan, G. A. "Daddy" Dean
199 Boyd Oil Well # 1 Shattuck.	200 Mrs Northrups Garden Shattuck. 1914, May 16. Former Dick Biglow house Bill Tieding built brick home, finished in the 1960s	201 Northrups Jewelry Shattuck. From Left, Lewis and Mrs. Northrups, Frankie Tomlin, S.w. Northrup owner
202 Corner of Locust and 4th now 3rd Shattuck. Looking north. Geo. Luck's Gambling shack on far right	203 S. W. Northrup Res Shattuck. 8 inches of snow, Feb 20, 1915	204 Light and water plant Shattuck. People unknown
205 Barn and horses Shattuck. O. E. Edgar	206 Steam engine and 1914 model T touring car Shattuck. Bill Steinle on engine	207 Pool Hall Shattuck. Art Jones on the right
208 House of O. E. Edgar Shattuck. SE of Shattuck	209 Harness shop Arnett. George Cox	210 Store Shattuck. Sam Sherwood in store. This could be Addy Whartenbee aka "Candy Man" store on north main about where car wash is located
211 Brown's Garage Shattuck. Mechanics overhauling Willys-Knight sleeve valve engine 1926 or 1927 model. L-R Artie Cronk, Grover Mayberry, Jess Boyd, Roy Hurst, Charlie Murray, Oscar Booth	212 Bridge crew at work Ellis County, OK	213 Tire shop, on east side of Main St. Shattuck. L-R "Shorty" Feurbacher, owner, Henry Fritzler, Al Meier, Walter Hammack
214 Arnett Conoco Station Arnett. Orvel McCollough on SE corner of the square in Arentt	215 T. N. Miller Store Shattuck. "First" in Shattuck, Mrs. T. N. (Maude) Miller on right and Bill McCrate, who later owned the store.	216 Wolf Creek Bridge and Crew Ellis County, OK
217 Main St. looking North Shattuck. Greenlee's Cash Store Dry Goods Shoes Millinery	218 Main St. looking North Shattuck. "Empress" Theater ad on bldg., appears to read 1923	219 R. A. Moody Res Shattuck. Methodist Church at far right
220 S. W. Northrup Res Shattuck.	221 Harry Teten Shattuck. Shoveling coal at the light plant	222 Locust St. Shattuck. Looking South at the Northrup res. Northrup children, Lewis and Sidney
223 Birds-eye-view Shattuck. Moody House and Methodist Ch. To the right of center looking N/NW	224 Same view as 223 Shattuck. Showing progress of person walking	Not available at this time 225 Engine at light plant Shattuck.
226 Working at light plant, Shattuck. Cecil Montgomery, L., and Fred Teten	227 Working on top of pole at light plant Shattuck. Left -Fred Teten, Wes Ricker	228 Engine at light plant Shattuck. L-R Harry Teten, Cecill Montgomery , Fred Teten, Wes Ricker
229 Welch Stripe on bundle wagon Shattuck. Stripe's machine	230 Harvey Waddell on header barge Shattuck.	231 Men loading header barges in field, Unknown
232 Decoration Day, May 30, 1914 Shattuck. Shattuck Cemetery	233 Rocks near Podunk, south of Shattuck.	234 Interior Northrup Jewelry Shattuck.
235 Martina Northrup Shattuck. about age 13	Not available at this time 236 Flowers in the Northurp Home Shattuck. Currently NA	Not available at this time 237 Flowers in the Northurp Home Shattuck. Currently NA
238 Main St. Looking South Shattuck. Showing Chickens	239 Santa Fe Mallet Engine Shattuck.	240 Elder Drug Shattuck. Left-John Elder and Floyd Newman (Dr.) (Note: date on Red Book - Sep. 1927
241 Shapley (Corner) Drug Shattuck. Shaffer Bldg, Main and 3rd. Left-Harold (Jerze) Lundstrom, T. I. Shapley, Fearing Shapley	242 View from water tower Shattuck. Looking north	243 Engine at light plant Shattuck.

Bouse Family Photo Collection

     Photos in the Bouse Collection. Dedication to "Mickey Bouse"

     Photos by C. J. Bouse, Leo "Mick" Bouse, S. W. Northurp and possibly an unknown photographer.

     Leo Bouse was a professional photographer after he returned from the Service in the early 1950's. In the early 1960's he chose to close his store on main street, and purchased the S.W. Northurp home. Here he set up his photo lab and continued to take photos and develop as a hobby.

     Leo's father was a professional photographer who worked from his home until he died in 1934. C. J. Bouse took most of the photos found in the 1910 plat book. C. J. and Bessie both worked for the Rothenberger Studio before they were married.

     After they were married, they developed photos at home in the kitchen. They would darken the room, replace the light bulb with the special bulb and let the children watch the mysterious process of development. The kitchen table was also the work space to work on the local moonshiners stills, after shop hours.

      Bessie helped C. J. sell most of the photos for the Plat book. The family has a letter to C. J. telling him she had collected all but $100.00 due from the project. Bessie had a number of photo plates, from C. J.'s work that she gave to Leo when he became a photographer.

     When Leo moved into the Northurp home, he found a set of negatives and developed them. At the time Mr. Northurps son Stanley of Woodward was unable to tell Leo who exactly took many of the photos. They do appear to be different techniques.

     Over the next 35 years or so, Leo worked dilligently with "ol timers" and families to get the photos identified the best he could. Almost every year, someone viewing the collection would give a possible lead to another ID.

     Leo freely gave copies he could made from his stock pile of supplies to those who asked. Many of the photos are found in the 1910 Plat book photo section. Others you will find in A Pioneer History of Shattuck Oklahoma book as well as the two Volumns of the Ellis County Heritage.

     Leo had considered making a "Coffee Table" book of photos from this collection. He had considered donating the collection to the OU Museum Photo Collection. Leo died in 2000, leaving the decision of dispersal to his daughter Peggy.

    Peggy has graciously requested that we continue to share these wonderful pages of history with the world by placing them online. Hopefully, we may add many more photos that Leo took in the future.

     The Bouse family will be controling the copyrights by requesting that you contact Linda Fox directly for copies.

We thank you and hope you enjoy "Uncle Mick's hometown of SHATTUCK"

Linda Fox

PS: Fact: C. J. Bouse worked at the light plant before opening his own "Tin" shop next to the Railroad Track on 1st and Main (now Grand and Main).

Fact: C. J. Bouse was good personal friends with the Railroad engineers. They all had a special "Toot" they would give, so C. J. aka "Bill" to his friends, would know who was arriving. He would then put down his work and go meet the train.

Fact: C. J. Bouse made stills at home on the kitchen table, when he was not developing camera plates.

Fact: C. J. Bouse was a good friend of O. E. Enfield. Bessie had pin of the Socialist Party that O. E. gave as a memento, although C. J. refused to have any part of the political activities of his friend.

     Requests for information about the BOUSE Collection, or how to obtain copies etc can be made to:
, niece of Leo Bouse, representative for
Peggy Bouse Allen, owner of negatives and collection #'s 89-243.
The entire Bouse collection may later contain photo's from C. J & Bessie Bouse collection as well as other photos of general interest.

     A donation will be asked of interested parties to cover the cost of reproduction, CD or what ever format you request. If donation is made in a larger amount, it will go against the expense of maintaining the web site, USGenNet.org, that hosts the photos.

     Webmaster has no other information pertaining to these photos and will not be paid any fee by the Bouse family for presenting them online.