The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05
Outlines of Oklahoma

Some one stole walking plow from .
store at Hennessey the other night
A train OF forty wagon-loads OF wheat
viii arrive in e Reno from the west to-
morrow
The c,rcuses have heard about the
wheat money IN Oklahoma They will Sc:
q heap Of H.
The Kildare Journal and the Chandler
News are talking OF forming an Anti
Soft-Scap Society,".
The taxpayers OF Oklahoma are mighty
glad Of that tax decision Let tie public
onacials Gu, down expenses.
Who Is a, the head OF TIA, warrant syndi-
cate in Oklahoma, Judge McAtes was
hitting somebody awfuily hard.
Don Lawhead. who Is still waiting for
Governor Barnes 70 do something. IS nIl.ns
IN the time selling cash register
At Poad Creek there Is nothing. aoso-
lutely nothing. TIA, = hseiiabie 70 rent.
The town Is IN need OF more houses.
Tom Allison. eoiored man. got into Hen
Messy with the first load of cotton
Wednesday. He sold Il for s2S q hun-
cred
Another token OF good times: Several Of
the Oklahoma papers were one DAY late
this week on sccoQn; OF the rush OF lob
work
The taxes IN Oklahoma viii BE- low With
the big wheat crop. big corn crop. big cot
tsn crop and he iox taxes. where Is thsrs
Q kicks
DIR. A. II Carroll OF Hennessey Is let.
ting the road slip from under him behind
horse that can CHIP {, 90 n s.+0 win
a common buggy.
The temperance people OF okarche have
resolved never 10 permit q saloon 20 start
up there. Mr. Schwartz, who has made
several attempts. has about given up.
Bill Bolton OF Woodward in bis next is
sue WIN publish an illustration OF the
Boophilus Bav;s. In the language Which
they use a, Woodward. this means cattle
tick
George Blake. 4 drugg+s; at Pond Creek.
while opening can OF chloride o. rnie 80,
il into his mouth. lungs and nostrils, and
came very near kicking the bucket this
last week.
The future Jay Gould CT the country
lives At Blackwell Already ne has START
ed into the egg business. de went 10 q
ne.shbor and borrowed a setting hen and
some eggs and furnished the mes, him.
self
Enid Eagle: The castor bean harves,
IS now here. Frank Kirk has shipped I've
car loads. Cotton picking will commence
.r a few days The broom corn crop 10
ready for cutting ana not an idle man
can be found in Garfield county.
II any town eve: deserved anything Ok
lahoma CITY deserves the Sapulpa exten-
sion. The town Will get IL. President Rob-
inson's interview in the Eagle 10 an
enigma He said II, but preparations for
building the road are being made. Just
the same.
Bill Billion asked Walter Younger. re-
Gently returned from Cuba. how long the
war would last Younger shrugged his
shoulders and said: quiet saber' Cwho
knows? Bolton al once picked up a club
and drove Younger four feet into the of
fee floor.
Fl Reno Globe: J. A. Morgan OF Arapa-
hoe. was II the city Tuesday. Mr.. Morgan
is quite an extensive farmer and hss 80
acres in corn tina, he thinks viii average
ever ~ bushels per acre. Custer county
is hard 10 beat. they have never had q
total failure out there.
Alfred Smith. colored, with q plantation
on Deep Fork. was The first man Into Oh
lahoma City with cotton. arriving Thurs
day. lie viii receive a premium Of IS
from the Oklahoma City club. and a fas
cook stove which ". W. storm donates
" hat a happy negro he must b.
Kildare Journal: How DO you ike our
city names7 Here We have the CONNER
cial and Bushyhead hotels. Arkansas and
Kaw streets. the summit, store the Iron
Clad. the Palace. Board OF Trade and En-
change saloons. the Usage Bath rooms AMI
the KIondike bakery. kildare keeps up
with the times In both business and names.