116 FARMSTEAD MARKET & TABLE

Market

In the 116 Market, you'll find locally and outwardly sourced, fresh and natural meats, cheeses, fruits and produce. From all natural, beef, chicken, eggs, and dairy products, crisp lettuce and greens, red ripe tomatoes, and an assortment of other produce, fruits and nuts, the Market is your source for local grocery shopping.

Looking for a meal-ready box like a traditional Consumer Supported Agriculture (CSA) or meal in a mason jar? The Market can meet these needs as well. Come visit us, take a look around, enjoy a cup of coffee and a bite to eat before or after your grocery shopping.

Table

The 116 Table is set and ready for you to join us in a relaxed cafe environment with complimentary wi-fi. We offer a great menu:

• Locally roasted coffees either brewed, poured or pressed
• Brewed sweet and unsweet tea, and hot teas
• Delicious breakfast menu
• Tasty lunch menu of soups, salads, and sandwiches
• Complete kids menu
• Numerous gluten-free selections
• Bakery and dessert choices

Community Space and Event Hosting

We designed the 116 as a community space, offering meeting areas, a large studio for a variety of uses, single offices and office suites, and private dining events. Spaces are presently available for lease.

Who we are and what we value

A community is the mental and spiritual condition of knowing that the place is shared, and that the people who share the place define and limit the possibilities of each other's lives. It is the knowledge that people have of each other, their concern for each other, their trust in each other, the freedom with which they come and go among themselves.

- Wendell Berry

We are a community of folks who value the land and people around us. We opened the 116 as a space to offer locally sourced products and meals (some more local than others) balanced with the needs of our community.

Making the Mural

In 2015 we commissioned renowned artist Bob Palmer to create a visually beautiful and meaningful frontispiece to the 116. Inspired by Works Progress Administration art work and the rich history of Luther, we are pleased to display daily the work of art Bob produced for the 116. The mural tells the story of Luther, from frontier town during the Land Rush days to the present rediscovery of Luther's goodness.

Luther Register

Founded in Luther, Oklahoma, Oklahoma County, in 1899, the Register was published and edited by G. W. Baer. The Register was a weekly coming out on Fridays at $1.00 per year for the 4 pages. At the beginning, the paper measured 15 by 22 inches, but changed over time to 13 by 20 inches featuring eight pages. It continued until 1907 when circulation was 500, but the editors and publishers were now the Mitchell Brothers and the size increased to 8 pages. The paper was Republican in politics. In November of 1906 the Mitchell Brothers sold the paper to J. W. Sarjent, and his son, E. Sarjent, became the editor.
Source: http://gateway.okhistory.org/explore/collections/LUTHER/

After years of being without a local paper, the Luther Register was revived in 2015 by local journalist Dawn Shelton. Today, Dawn Shelton is the owner, editor, and publisher of the Luther Register. Read up on all the relevant local news and opinion at www.lutherregister.news.