The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-11
Outlines Of Oklahoma

A firm st Enid 10 paying cents apiece
for old gunny sacks.
A ,hreshing machine and wheat stack
near Yukon went up In flames last Tues
day night
The Enid Eagle says that DeFord - a
west side man. He lives TWO blocks weef
OF the Santa Fe railroad
Probably Medicine Horse Is afraid TO
choose just ore from his many wives Ine
others might lxy for him.
The Perry Sentinel suggests that the
Flynn faction in Oklahoma get q divorce
from Tom Reed with aiiuony.
Beginning today. Secretary jenkins viii
be acting governor and he will put Up
goid-tinted brand OF executive ability.
Perhaps Governor Barnes Is going TO
Washington TO put sand on DeFord's tracks
and see IL he can not help him pull through
w. NJ. Newton. merchant of Enid, IS
posting. everyday. over Garfield county.
the prices he viii pay for country pro-
duee
Sand cherries grow wild In Oklahoma
They resemble the tree cherry somewhat
and grow in abundance in Oklahoma near
Okarche.
The report tina, Texas cattle driven .
Oklahoma find the grass 50 good tina; they
eat themselves TO death. must make the
Texans feel cheap
Two cotton gins and a creamery are soon
10 be erected in Pond Creek according 70
the Pond Creek vidette. II does no, give
the names of the projectors.
The county commissioners of Garfield
county are in rebellion against the territory.
Barnes Will pu, a feet OF gun-boats on the
Rio de Boggy ana lombard Enid next
week
Tom Lowe and d. c. Lewis may find
while they are lighting for Callahan's man
tie that Alonzo A Byers or young Cron-
well OF Garfield county has walked OF with
the wardrobe.
The FL Reno Star says that a large num-
Der OF The farmers are borrowing money On
their wheat and storing II for higher prices.
grea; deal OF wheat has not reached ths
Oklahoma markets.
This is the way Tom Ferguson describes
the disputed FL Reno convention: "A storm
cloud followed by refreshing shower OF
harmony" That metaphor fits the case
Ike a tailor had made IT,
The Southern Kansas papers contain per-
sonsl notice OF fellows returning from Ok
lahoma with the news that the threshing
business Is over-done down there. The
Oklahoma papers say not.
Just as an instance OF how thing. sre
moving In Oklahoma II Is a fac, that t~er-
~ teams came in from Custer county 20
Fl Reno the other day and loaded up with
lumber for new granaries
Frank Cook. who runs his printing press
by wind was In to see Governor Barnes
the other day and would Ike 20 put the mo-
tor power OF his intellect against the wheels
OF the Cloud Chief pos,office.
A little boy named McCune at Perry last
week drank some kerosene and IL liked 70
have killed him. Amos Ewing was ap-
pointed oil inspector and ought TO see that
these accidents do not occur.
Attorney General Harper Cunningham
and Major Woodson ought 10 fix xup Medi-
cine Horses troubles man who can
twist the English language around as Medi-
cine Horse does. ought TO be able 20 manage
half a dozen wives.
Mrs. Mcconnell. who died AZ Kinghsher
last week. was born on 10 Mile Greek on
the old Santa Fe trail In Usage county.
Kansas. Her parents were the Berrys
who were famous In that par; OF the coun-
try and are stil living there.
Or. Lundberg. the veterinary surgeon of
Oklahoma City. has a string OF horses in
his care at his stables in Oklahoma City
that would be credit 20 any older stable.
Among them are Blue Stem. record lbs .
2-year-old. owned By Frank Shelley. Brown
3-year-old hily that Is quite a mover. own
ed by Charles Wenslow. Choctaw agent at
Oklahoma City. A beautiful black 3-year-
old by Westbrook dam Belle Pilot. owned
by Fred White Smith. manager OF Rany
Alton Mercantile company OF Oklahoma
CITY