The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-24
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

| The report that the Hotel Lee at Ok
lahoma City had been Sold was a canard-
{ TIE Democrats OF Oklahoma viii elect
delegates to Kansas City, June 5. az
e Reno.
/. Colonel Pollock, who has been agent
for the Osages, has taken up his resi-
dence il Arkansas City.
So far as Oklahoma City is concerned
Texas can go right ahead driving insti-
tutions out OF that state.
+ Bob Forrest of FL Reno says ne is
still in the race for the Democratic nom
ination for delegate 10 congress
The lire from Geary 10 A1iowa, kan
sas, will be built by q separate company
and afterward the Choctaw line may
! take it.
] o. A 1Iitscher. the new agent Of the
Osages, has now been in office for TWO
weeks and no fight has been commenced
on him.
When crowd of ten or more men or
women get together in Oklahoma nova
days they pass resolutions praising Den
mis- Flynn.
] Professor Isaac N Holcomb has been
elected superintendent OF the Oklahoma
City public schools to succeed Professor
Nihart, who resigned.
, The Globe-Democrat OF St Louis calls
Dennis Flynn eloquent" When Flynn
was frse nominated for congress he
couldn't make a speech to save his lie.
Mrs. Selwyn Douglass and Mrs Henry
Overholser of Oklahoma City VIII at
tend a meeting of the National Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs al Milwaukee,
next week.
The Oklahoma City Oklahoman IS stilI
abusing Flynn and grooming about the
fact that the rest of the congress is not
getting proper credit for the passing OF
free homes
There is a twelve-year-old burglar in
jail at Oklahoma City. and as there Is
no reform school in the territory the
authorities are at loss to know what
to do with him.
The opera house managers in Arkansas
City. Winfield and Wellington and the
larger Oklahoma towns and Gainesville,
Texas, have formed a theatrical circuit
and will maintain an agent in New York
City to secure attractions.
The papers in Oklahoma who are max
ing the argument that the Republican
senate passed free homes because it was
afraid Of Pettigrew will be so sick Of
that argument before the campaign is
over that they viii wish they had never
thought of it in the first place.
The Oklahoma City Times-Journ puts
forth this great truth for the people
who think that Pettigrew, and not
Flynn, is responsible for the free homes
measure: a man who continually an
noys the majority party in congress is
the one who always succeeds in passing
important measures"
At the recent city election at Stroud
two Republicans and two Democrats, Z.
o. Glood. Marion Miller, A. ]. Whitmore
and G. L. Shultz respectively, were
chosen. They met Thursday evening to
elect a mayor, but a deadlock resulted.
Messrs. Flood and Shultz being oppos-
ing candidates. Neither party will yield
and it Is likely that Stroud will be may
orless for some time.
The Farmers Cooperative associat ton
OF North Enid. Garfield county, has
been incorporated. Its purpose is to buy
and sell general merchandise, including
groceries and provisions, farming tools
and implements. building material, lum-
Der, coal, binding Irvine, live stock.
grain and all kinds of farm products and
commodities. The incorporators are John
Pendergaft, p. W. Shaklee, D. II. Funk.
F. ]. Sutler, ]. w. Miller, NJ. A Shak-
lee, c. NJ. Dillon and w. a. Hopkins, all
of Garfield county.