The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-25
OstIines of Oklahoma.

The Chevennes call the Arapahoes the
Hetanevos.
The west end OF Oklahoma is in the foot
! hills of the Rocky mountains, thing few
I people know.
Several of the Rough Riders in okiaho-
ma still experience occasional attacks OF
/ Cuban asue.
| The Magowans and the Barnes are stin
| at il in the east In Oklahoma they have
become q memory
1t is reported that Jake schweizer OF
FL Reno couldn't be pulled into war again
with log-chain.
! One OF the mysteries Of Oklahoma legai
| lights IS on what grounds Ira y. IerTiA
! is in the penitenuary.
! Phillip Earlywine, a farmer near Nor
/ man. committed suicide the other day.
/ The cause is unknown
The Enid Wave is OF the opinion that
| Clark Hudson should be put into outer
! darkness and the door shut
/ Three hundred Oklahoma City people
| helped make up an excursion 70 St LOUIS
/ this week over the new Frisco
| In most OF the dwellings in western Bea-
yer county there are Dig fire-places, Ike
/ in the olden time of New England
Rick Messau OF Enid is already getting
I
/ gether 10 make designs on next FAN
The Cheyenne word for potato Is "hass-
| tcmemessestoz It is so long that the
! Cheyenne buck says, merely: Pass
! 'em."
] NJ. A. Low, the head OF the Rock Is
/ land in Kansas and Oklahoma, is hunt
/ ing at present in the Wichita mount
ans.
| There is some talk of a capital removal
| fight in the next legislature. That would
/ take up the whole session and the legis-
/ lature has something else 10 do.
An 'Old Soldier" at Enid is fighting
! c. CT. ones for speaker Oh me grounds
that Jones. as a legislator, once insult
ed the memories Of dead veterans
| John r Tate of Blackwell. one OF the
/ keenest managers in the territory. is now
selling real estate and viii not get back
! into politics before week after next.
/ Arapahoe Bee: The only thing that
Jack CarIberg now regrets is that he did
not rustic about ten more votes. He says
| if he had known that was all he needed
he could have gotten them in any town.
ship.
| A grocery firm at Oklahoma City have
| offered 10 give the ladies of the Baptist
| church a certain per cent Of their sales
/ on a certain day. and the Baptist laSies
are calling on all people to trade there
| for that day.
! In Grand Valley precinct, in Beaver
/ county. there was a fight over the ballot
/ box. One side grabbed II from house
/ and carried 1t away and the other side
| recovered il. and so on. The ballots OF
| that precinct viii be thrown out, proba-
/ bly,. and one man who thought he Was
elected county treasurer Will get left on
/ that account.
! Woodward Bulletin: a story is told OF
/ a young lady who found a package Of
| love letters that had been written 10 her
mother by hep father before they were
/ married The daughter saw that she
! could have a little sport, and read them
to her mother, substituting her own name
| for that of her mother, and d fine young
man for that of her father. The mother
I jumped up and down in her chair, shift
/ ing her feet, and seemed terribly disgust
! ed, and forbade her daughter to have
I anything to do with the young man who
/ could write such sickening and nOnsen-
/ steal stuff to a girl. When the young lady
! handed the letter to her mother TO read,
the house became so still that one could
hear the grass growing in the back yard.