The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-01
Beloit State bank of Beloit, Kan. which
has capital of $50. 900. has made arrange

oeiOit State DanK OF Ocioli, hau, which
has a capital of Sc. 900. has made arrange
| ments to locate there at once.
1t is said tha. more improvement is be-
ing made in the Pott country than in any
other part of Oklahoma. Houses, Stables
and sheds are being built. and great
deal of blowing is being done.
d. Cole has cotton on lis place on Deep
Fork in OAlahoma. that viii produce a
bale to the acre. The Sun says cotton on
his place will net him Sl3 per acre. and
he says that beats wheat raising
Wa.onga is in high giee over the an
nouncemeut IN an eastern newspaper that
the Baptist association OF New York had
decided to establish al industrial school
for whites and Indians at Watonga. o. /.
The report comes from Beaver county
that on Friday. September H. SAM Girteg.
of Meade county, Kansas, shot and killed
Jack Rhodes and Jim Heron, Beaver
county boys. Also. that citizens were
guarding Girter to protect him from the
cowboy friends OF the deceased.
W. W. Smith. a highly respected young
man and citizen OF the Chickasaw country
was killed one day Lust week by the acct
dental discharge OF shot guu laying IN
the wagon in which he Was riding No
one Was present ard the manner of the
supposed accident is not definitely known.
Governor Reufrow has proclaimed Perry
city of the FIRST class aud ordered ali
election Of municipal officers TO be held
there Oh Saturday, October II. The Of
ficers 60 be chosen are: Mayor, city clerk,
police judge. city treasurer, ely attorney,
an assessor, and eight councilmen.
The Guthrie News still ipds its chief
sport ia poking fun ut the strip in general
and Perry in particular. Hers is its latest
ebuliiiou: 1.-The first failure in the Chero-
kee strip was a laundry at Perry. The
proprietor found two difficulties in the
way and had to succumb. First, there
was no water, and, second, no one wanted
any washing done"
The Democratic patrons of the Tecumseh
post Office held an election in that city last
Tuesday TO determine their choice FOR
postmaster in the event a change should
be made during the present administra-
tiou. 1t resulted in favor of J. w. Moyle.
The Republican says the only significance
to the election is that Scott, MOyle's op-
ponent. is to be no longer regarded us the
Democratic boss of the county.
The Creeks have held convention,
passed resolutions, and appointed COM
mittee TO say "No'' to every proposition
that may lie made them by the United
States committee on statehood and ailot-
ment of lands. to which the Miuco Min
strel makes this pertinent reply: 'All
right, the time for argument has almost
passed with these people, but the time for
regret is not far away. A change will
come in the condition of things notwith-
standing their protest. and il Is likely now
10 be change which they could, but
would not, shape to their own interests. !"
From the kingfisher Free Press it is
learned that james Lewis Admire and
Jessie Ethelvn Foss were married Sep
TENDER 81, 1893, $50 p. M, at the Congrega-
tional church by Rev. j. II. Parker all of
kingtisher. Those officiating in the cere-
mony were Miss Ella Foss, sister of the
bride, as maid Of honor, Dr. a. L. Share,
groomsman, Miss Bessie Roberts, brides
maid, and Messrs. II. II. Watkins and G.
W. Stickel, ushers. Mr.. James l.. Admire
is the publisher of the Free Press and is
the eldest son of Captain j. V. Admire,
and the bride is the eldest daughter of Mr..
S. II. Foss, wholesale and retail grocer of
that place, prominent in business circles
there and elsewhere. The Press boys all
rise and salute at once