The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-08
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

A Touring mill and a cotton gin is Ri
Reno's latest acquisition.
Preparations are being made for great
| time at the organization of the lodge OF
Knights of Pythias at Purcell.
| Real estate is booming in Ell Reno, &C
cording to the Eagle More than 200 lots
changed hands during the past week.
| If Kaiser wants to buy a dog he ought
| to go to Norman. The Transcript says
| that town has surplus of at least 900.
Mrs. S. w. Wallace took charge Of the
| Erin postoffice on Monday last, having re-
ceived the appointment as postn1lstress at
| that place.
Within five weeks the Cheyennes and
Arapahoes will receive S25O,OOO, which
amount will be paid them per capita by
the agent at Darlington.
Secretary Noble says the county line
matter will receive immediate attention
and that the first assistant secretary Will
issue instructions at once.
At meeting of the citizens of the town
on Tuesday evening it was voted unanl-
mously to incorporate the village OF Frisco
under the laws of Oklahoma.
Every day is Arbor day in Oklahoma
this spring and countless thousands OF
fruit, shade and ornamental tree are being
set out.-Norman Transcript
The Catholic church in Lexington was
dedicated last Sunday. The services were
conducted by Father Isadore, who has
pastoral charge of the church.
Crops all over Oklahoma are looking
fine and the prospects of a cleen sweep by
territorial tillers Of the soil were never
better. The land of the fair god Is al
right.
J. G. Mccoy sold his farm lying q short
IT, nj
to Miss Ida kemper, of Lincoln, Neb., for
the consideration Of S2,000-EI Reno
Eagle.
On May an the Salvation Army bar
racks at Lees grove southwest OF Hennes-
sey, will be dedicated Adj. Harris, Of
Topeka, and w. 4. Johnson, OF Guthrie,
will be present.
Hennessey is going TO have new -four
ing mill this summer The Clipper says
it will be in full operation in time 10 grind
the grists for farmers, as soon as they can
get their wheat ready.
In the opinion OF Hon. D. A Harvey,
who has just returned from Washington,
all the lands to be opened during 1891 will
be declared subject to entry IN one procia-
nation When il will be issued he does
not say.
DR.. C. f. Waldron, OF Oklahoma City,
has been made vice president OF the terri
torigl board of health. DR.. 6. F. Dean OF
the same place has been appointe6
member of the territorial board OF dental
examiners.
W. G. Williams, OF Purcell, received
two fine bloodhounds on Monday morn
ing last from Huntsville, Tex He
purchased them for the purpose OF trailing
horsethieyes that infest that part OF the
country and commit numerous other de-
predations.
At Erin Springs this week protective
association for the prevention of horse
and cattle stealing was organized and ON
GERS elected. Il starts off with about fifty
members and 500 in the treasury. This Is
a society that will prove Of great benefit 10
the country.-PurcelI Register.
The Choctaw resumed grading is Ane
east 10 the Santa Re track from It's present
terminus near YUKON, Wednesday, and
the work viii be pushed TO completion as
fast SIS possible, when the road viii be op-
Grated between Fl Reno and OElssoma
CEy. When this gap OF zine miles Is
completed work vii! begin II earnss. and
the line will De completed On east 10 the
mines At South AlcAlllster--tl Rene
Eagle
Fl Reno Eagle: IL speaking OF tAs Ia
dian reservation 70 our west . correspond
emf says: The Cheyenne aud ArAYaal-e
reservation of /. x%7.7.i acres lies west %
Oklahoma. and the eastern part ~ x eoa-
ta.Is lGe gloss fertile lads IL kae sefri-