The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-10
OKLAHOMA oUTLiiE: RS.

Harvey goes right on booming at Wash
| ington.
Ell Reno Eagle: This line is merely to
| fill up"
All poetry in Oklahoma is cheap, but the
hens lay.
Oklahoma is the easiest place on earth
to lose dog.
The cattle brand 81 D." stands for ''In-
dian Department"
The lists of those who seek aid have
commenced to increase.
The small boy with sled is the hero of
the hour in Oklahoma.
FL Reno is inclined to think that it is the
Rock Island railroads pet.
People in Beaver expect to play croquet
and quoits on Christmas day.
The Norman Transcripts remarks that
December came in like lamb
Pioneer life is not altogether so dreadful
A dug-Out is a very warm shelter.
Two weeks from tomorrow FL Reno's
vanished watermelon will be cut open.
There was run on the gun-shops at
Frisco last week. Everybody wanted
gun.
Columbia has new school house which
was dedicated by dance on Thanksgiving
night.
Ell Reno is TO have the honor of organic
ing the first state militia company in Ok
lahoma
The Oklahoma Farmer, published Mt
Saltwater, is the most religious paper in
the territory.
Oklahoma can have an old fashioned
Christmas, new as the country is. Mistle-
toe grows there.
There are not more than n thousand
the Cherokee strip.
Gen. Miles, the worlds fair commits
sioner, now divides his time between Chi
cago and Oklahoma.
There are not so many settlers this win
ter, as last, who built their dug-outs with
the door ON the north side.
It is not improbable that man would
freeze to death in some of the Oklahoma
coolers" this kind of weather.
Mccartney was the only man in the leg.
islature who could discover any similarity
between Ben Butler and Gardenhire.
If some of the legislators go to investi-
eating printers fees, some of the boys"
might oblige them by showing them
a few printers lice"
Jack rabbits" will never be as thick as
they have peen around FL Reno One of
the leading citizens is taking his first les
sons on slide trombone.
+. p Mitchell, the man who ran against
Milt Reynolds, has been awarded con-
tract to furnish twenty-one head of horses
and mults for the use Of government EN-
ployes at Anadarko.
In the legislature recently a bill in re-
gard to the marriage relation was referred |
to a special committee, composed of
Messrs. Peery, Talbot and Wimberly, |
three bachelor members.
Frisco Herald: The rail are laid on the |
Choctaw to a point two miles south of
Frisco. 1t will not be many days until !
we can take the Choctaw when we want |
to get out of the country.
Beaver City Advocate: George Long of |
near Benton, son of our representative, |
visited the county seat last week He in |
formed us that his father is still quite sick, !
and will not, i'll all probability, resume his |
'eat in the assembly again this session. /
The doctor has had a long, hard sickness. !
Beaver Advocate: The nights during
he past week have been charming beyond l
description. a beautiful moon has nightly 1
crossed perfectly cloudleSS SKY. flooding
The moon actually seems brighter, rounder
md larger, in this country, probably
;aused by the absolute purity of ouratmos-
)here.
An eastern paper takes off the libel bill
If Oklahoma. 1t says the papers of the
erritory will be compelled TO report bur
diary like this: Last night, James VIII
lam Jones. one of our best citizens, called
IN John Peters, through the latter's win
low, aud got tangled up with Peters Jew
Try and other valuables. Mr.. Peters feels
-ery bad about his loss, but the stringency
4 the law does not permit him to suspect
nybody.'
Last Monday was beef issue day at the
gency, says the FL Reno Eagle. Lo still
Ontinues TO make the long horns bite the
lust after the old and barbarous style.
orders have been issued for the erection Of
laughter houses near the agency. but as
10 appropriation has as yet been made for
he purpose the Indians who are still al
owed to enjoy chase after the fleeing
ovine as he is let out of the chute, ride
orse back and discharge the contents Of
heir rifles and siX-shOoters into the bodies
( the frightened brutes.
The Frisco Herald laughs at the citizens
( that town who were frightened about
indians. IL says be not afraid, a. il Is too
ear winter for the noble red man 20 20 on
he war path. The Short Bulls and the
song Bulls, the Sitting Bulls and the Big
Iellies will sit around the council fires this
7inter, eat government rations and suck
overnment beef CUTS. In the spring, |
Then the violet and the johnny iump-up