The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-06
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Glencoe is 70 vote On Incorporation
on December g.
The new directory Of Oklahoma City
contains "A. 800 names
OIzlahoma's vote at the last election
exceeded the election Of 1899 by 27,5el
votes
Mr.. Brintle, Of Kiowa county. lost a
finger while taking shot gun from a
buggy.
Miss Moore, from Kansas, visiting in
Perry. had an arm broken while out
driving.
Burglars at Manchester worked four
hours on a safe that was unlocked and
empty.
A farmer near Luther is getting 500
month for the pasturage Of his So
acres Of wheat.
The Logan county grand jurors re-
turned indictments which are supposed
70 be against gamblers
It is said that shale is found in the
vicinity Of Billings Of the same quality
Is the Coffeyville shale.
A Falls City, Neb.. man secured the
contract for putting in the system Of
waterworks at Pawnee.
Oklahoma wheat is being consigned
in large quantities, too large for the
ear service men to handle.
F.W Powers, Of Paradise, hAe in
vented a machine to strip pfnuts
which does the work Of ten men
Two telephone girls Of Guthrie have
been captured by sparks and there is
great demand for their positions.
-Four schoolgirls in the Langston
school have the smallpox. So has the
pastor Of the African NJ. f. church in
Guthrie.
The q S. authorities have caught a
couple OF men in Western Oklahoma
who have been passing 81 bills raised
to $40 bills
The Wellston News says il is not
true that colony Of negroes purchased
a large tract Of land near Wellston for
cotton raising.
schemers are talking about forming
new county out Of portions Of Car
field, Kingdsher, Logan and Noble
counties, with the town Of Marshall as
the county seat.
Ben Cravens the escaped convict from
the Kansas penitentiary, is known in
Pawnee and Noble counties as most I
successful horse and cattle thief and
highwayman. He came there from
Iowa.
The Kaw reservation is likely to be
the next Indian lands to be opened to
settlement. There is only 100, 900 acres |
Of it and after allotments are made /
there win be left 375 homesteads for
settlement.
isuther Fountain went to Greenwood 4
county to take possession Of bunch Of .
horses on a mortgage. A quarrel arose
and W. J. Street, the mortgagor, struck
Fountain on the head with a pitchfork,
seriously injuring him.
John Hindman was in a deep cistern
near Pouea City, when heavy tub of
brick fell from the top to the scaffold
he was standing on, carrying all to
the bottom His leg was broken and I
the bones forced through the flesh.
The quarterly payment Of annuity to
the Osages commences December 4.
Peddlers and falsirs are excluded from
the reservation. No payments will be
made to families who do not have GER
tifeates that their children Of school
age are in school.
Oklahoma teachers meet in Guthrie
in annual convention during holiday
week opening on December 20.
Jas. Model living southwest Of Perry
while fooling with his gun, discharged
it, the load breaking the hip Of his
little child.
Ewers White Of McLoud DIR. J. w.
Fisher Of Brittin. D. 2. Parish of
Thomas, VIM. L. Berry Of Saltwater,
Henry schwab Of Guthrie and John
Jordon Of Kingfsher are delegates to
the National Irrigation congress in
Chicago, which meets December 21-24.
Three brothers named Pfrimmer, Of
Lowe, were loading shells when a cap
exploded igniting powder in a can.
All three were seriously burned about
the face and eyes and the house was
burned
A cotton mill is among the proba-
bilities Of Oklahoma City. The pro-
moter is planning for one with $500
spindles to begin with.
Father Lanslot is planning for the
erection Of large, handsome church
in Guthrie. The size of his congre-
CATION requires large church.
That caravan Of movers from North
ern Missouri which took along their