The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-22
White House Of InneS 4 Ross.
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.
Kingfsher held primaries yes ter,.a,

Kingfsher held primaries yes terS.ay.
Governor Steele will visit HEM essey
soon.
The oats crop in Oklahoma is very
/ large one.
| r. Y Magnum is now the editor of tn
/ Purcell Register.
Cotton bolls are as large as partridge
eggs near Noble.
The hot winds don't hurt the politicians
any. They are too tough
The county Republican convention
takes place next Wednesday.
The cattlemen have only two months
longer to remain on the strip.
In some localities the people go fishing
with pitchforks the streams are 50 low
None of the papers have got far enough
along yet 10 cali the governor George"
Oklahoma people who went 10 summer
resorts are coming back home to cool off.
Judge Baker, of Guthrie. has been men
toned as the successor of Marshal Lurty.
As soon As the election is over Norman
intends to direct It's efforts towards a water
works system.
The editor of Hennessey is also drug
gist This makes two Oklahoma editors
who are druggists.
What has become Of the numerous fire.
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departments Oklahoma used 10 bOaStf
There may be fire some day
Over the Indian land prospect the people
IN KinRhsheF Hre as happy they were
over the territorial government.
The Chickasaw farmers say the cotton
crop IL far ahead OF that of last season and
the acreage i also much greater this year
Marshal Lurtys wife is an invalid and
could not come To Oklahoma This il said
20 be the real reason of the marshal's
resignation.
Ii was one hundred and fourteen in the
shade at kingfsher last Wednesday.
kinglisher does most Of its Boosting as n
summer resort along about Christmas.
Beaver Advocate: Stock in all part OF
the county is doing extremely well Tho
buffalo grass il curing ia excellent shape
and if ire j. kept ont this fail and winter
the range will be up TO the usual standard.
The wire il being take from the largo
pastures in the strip. The ranchmeD al
low those who will take Il OF one half
Many of the farmers near the strip arc
taking advantage of this offer 10 fence
their fields
The Indian dances here on the Fourth
proved 20 be a great attraction for many Of
our people and visitors who had never be-
fore witnessed such performances. 70 thoss
who have once viewed the dances. there Is
nothing 20 attract. The prevailing same
ness Of an Indians movements soon grows
mOnotonOu4.
Norman Transcript: II the amount ot
hay making machinery that has lately
gone from this city 20 the claims % thu
settlers IN this vicinity is ahything 70
judge by there IS going 10 be al immense
lot OF has put mp shortly. The grass crop
in nearly every vicinity is Vo0i this season
and the country hay crop ought 70 bs
worth q snug little sum % oar farmers.
Beaver Advocate. The 'Ong looked for
survey Of No Mans land il AZ last really
begun, and orr settlers will soon know
whether they are living on their neIghbOrs
claim. The limited appropriation allows
the survey Il only - miit,, or y miles leEs
than one half the length 81 the county.
The settlers ~ the westeTn portion ara
justly Clamoring for completion Of The
survey. aud ths plea should toe speedily
granted There are many settlers ia tao
west end Of this county who have sirug-
Rled IN unison with those ~ this section
for two 20 five year, and they should by
all means b. granted every privilege II
is the duty % the people % that section 70
AK and demand o. congress further sp-
preparation which WlN permit the oompie-
ton Of the survey oi every square mile Of
land IN the county