The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-20
Outlines of Oklahoma.

On January / next the Norman State
Bank will nationalize-
There seems to be little question but
that old man Jester will be convicted
The Choctaw is making preparations TO
build new big round house at Shawnee
Frank Greer is running the meteoric
shower in as part of Guthrie's street
fair.
Tomorrow the Kingfeher and the Nor
man foot ball teams wool each other
over.
This is the time that Guthrie Is praying
for fair weather-street fair weather next
week.
The Ponca City reunion this week has
been great success. The attendance is
large.
The Perry Enterprise Is willing to trade
Perry's gold mine for Norman's lead
mine.
The citizens of Cloud Chief are hust-
ling around to replace the gin which was
burned.
DR.. schenk, the poet OF Ponca City. is
very i'll and has gone east to consult
specialists.
This is the day that Dennis Flynn Is
advertised to make speech at the Ponca
City reunion.
The Poaca City Courier says that all
that time the Columbia was only spar
ring for wind.
At McCloud. Oklahoma. the ginners gin
the farmers cotton for the seed and give
him g besides.
A new map issued by the Choctaw rail-
road shows the projected line west 10
Amarillo, Texas.
Leslie Niback having acknowledged
that prosperity is here, is now fearful
that it is on wrong basis.
w. c. Harvey aged 50, the Oldest Odd
Fellow in Oklahoma, died at his home in
Oklahoma City last Saturday.
The Guthrie Capital speaks Of "a hand
some fool man and a pretty fool woman"
and names them, in a local story.
Fred Beale of Kingisher, and Henry
Meaghre of FL Reno, have returned home
from the east. They are Rough Riders.
If the muscle dances keep on growing
in popularity in the west the first thing
you know the Indians will be practicing
them.
Frank Greer advertises a midway for
the Guthrie street fair that will set the
town on fire. Frank better wrap his con-
science in asbestos before he sees the
Turtle dance.
Ed. Loughmiller. a Rough Rider who
has been with Buffalo Bill. has returned
to Oklahoma City, having finished his
season with the show. He says that one
season is enough for him.
A man named Patterson at Chickasha
made his owntwhisky and sold 1t, He got
wood alcohol and three of the people who
touched the stuff have died. And Patter-
son, who was bottlegger. was one of
these.
The Newkirk Democrat, in defense of
Jim Lynch and In reply to the attacks
on him, says: These kind of people are
not III the same class as Senator Lynch
and their enmity is more preferable TO
him than their friendship"
South McAlester Capital: Deputy
Greenwood LeFlore and Sheriff William
Johnson returned this morning from
Stuart where they had been TO witness
a championship of Indian ball between
Atoka ana Tobucksey counties. Deputy
LeFlore said that he and Mr.. johnson
we're sent to keep the peace, but every
thing passed of quietly Their being no
trouble whatever. He said that an TN
mense crowd of Choctaws were present
and that when the game commenced In
dams wagered everything they possessed
in the shape Of spurs. slickers, hats, coats,
bali costumes, and the women even bet
the beads from around their necks, and
the shoes from their feet, saddles, stake
ropes, ponies and every article magma
BILE changed hands. The score stood l2
to in favor of Tobucksey county.