The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
Outlines of Oklahoma.

Wheat In Oklahoma on the same day In
different places sells from 20 cents 10 1s
| An undertaken at Perry complains tha,
there hasn't been a ceath there for !
month.
l a colored man paraded the streets Of Enid
the other day with his face covered with
| charcoal
| The Northwestern Miller. Minneapolis.
MIMI, has the following from Guthrie in
| its last issue:
| Plainly and distinctly II is becoming ap-
parent that everybody is tired Of the De
| Ford wrangle-
| Eugene Watrous, of the firm of Watrous
& Harley, druggists az Enid, is very sick
in Lebanon, Ohio.
A c. Mudgett Of Enid has traded the
National hotel in Enid for brick business
block in Caldwell.
If Cash Cade Is still in the race for
something he ought 10 authorize Ned Sis
son 10 announce II.
j. NJ Beatty, a hardware merchant os
Oklahoma City, who died in Colorado. has
been buried at Oklahoma City.
A ha;, storm west Of Enid last week
stripped the corn stalks and left the ears
OF yellow corn standing out bare.
II is said that Frank Greer has gone
to WASHINGTON, presumably 10 see the au-
thorities On the naming of the judges.
All the hotels OF Oklahoma are doing a
land office business. and travelling men are
finding it necessary TO telegraph ahead for
rooms.
A new holp-up means that another out
law gang is in operation and new fame
and fortune awaits the doughty deputy
marshals.
Mrs. Frank Cannon will leave Perry soon
for Seattle She VIII remain there all win
ter and in the spring will join her husband
in Klondike.
deputy marshals are pulling the Usage
country wire little bit too hard again.
Maggie should call them off.
The Oklahoman of Oklahoma City says
that DeFord and Barnes have made up,
peFord denouncing his part in the expose
ard leaving Flynn 10 bear al the blame.
The Gushing Herald. paper which makes
more startling and razzle-dazzle discover
les than any other in the territory, has
found a descendant OF Bobby Burns in that
town.
The supreme court viii not decide that
eQualiza ton question in September. The
supreme court might err on the side OF cau-
ton and decide it, or It may have scan
cal on its hands.
The Oklahoman says that a more de-
lghtful summer has never been expert
enced than the present one in Oklahoma.
And a couple OF weeks ago the heat was
pealing the paint of.
Judge J. ". Wilson Of Guthrie announces
that he is not candidate for land office
position in Alaska, but IS still in the race
for judge. How many OF the judgeships
are going to be allotted to Guthrie?
The milling and grain trade was never
better. The mills are running full time
with a heavy demand for -four at good
prices. Just now wheat is coming in a little
slowly Still, We manage to get enough
to keep us running. There are about seven
wheat buyers at this place, which makes
bidding pretty lively at times. Guthrie
nok boasts of wheat pit conducted by
f. NJ Tarlton and j. A. Williams. Be- !
sides wheat the sell cotton and corn. Please !
note that the Tarlton Milling company no J
longer exists, having. some three weeks |
ago, sold out 10 4. d. Nix, eX-Cnited |
States marshal of Oklahoma, o. d. Hal |
sell and W. a. Frazier. The two latter !
the wholesale grocery firm of I
Grocery company. The |
d esent owners are 'rustlers' of national |
and Will make this mill one OF
the biggest industries in Oklahoma. We
are arranging with the Great Western
company, of Leavenworth !
10 increase our capacity to 30 barrels. We
will soon begin the erection of a $1,000
pushed elevator.