The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-03
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

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The gate ways to the Kio'wa and
comanche country have begun adyertis-
! ing.
| TalOga is feeling so good this year
| that it will celebrate. both the Fourth
and fifth.
/ 1t is reported that the Rock Island has
decided to make Mangum its terminus
| in Greer county.
The new bank at Dewey opened up a.
week ago Monday and did a thriving
initial days business.
r. Wood, prominent attorney. viii
be nominated for the legislature by the
Democrats Of shawnee
A number of girls from Liberty Col
lege. Missouri, are travelling over Okla
homa giving entertainments.
Jefferson will give big nag to the
| township bringing in the biggest delega-
ton on the. Fourth of July.
! Wheat harvest In Oklahoma was prac-
! ticaIly over week before last, and this
! last week nearly all the cats were cut
! J. L. Kubick had the first wheat Into
/ the market at Jefferson. His wheat went
. bushels TO the acre and tested %
pounds.
Callahan told Jake Admire last week
/ that his digestion was bad and he would
have to be excused from eating that
mule at Cleo
| Jake Admire last week published the
names OF seven foreigners who have
naturallzed in order to make connections
with final proof.
| There is no sooner clause in the Kiowa
and Comanche bill. A man is not
sooner who goes in and looks at his
| prospective claim.
| At Keokuk Falls, recently, John Moro
| tany and Miss Agnes Henchal. Bohe-
mians, were married. The marriage fes-
| tivities lasted several days.
| 1t is reported that the city council of
/ Ava has raised the saloon license there
and that in retaliation the saloonkeepers
have raised the price of drinks.
| The visiting Utes and the Cheyennes
are having great time together out at
Cantonment. About 1500 Indians are
! participating in the entertainment.
Today, at Oklahoma City, Seymour
Price will give a reception to Governor
Roosevelt and Congressman Flynn, at
the beautiful Price home in that city.
If statehood comes during the next
session of congress John r. Tate OF
Blackwell. who got the plank into the
platform, will deserve a whole lot of
the credit.
The Democratic and Populist papers n
Oklahoma get no final proof notices, but
they ought to make a little money by
selling their old agate type TO their Re-
publican brethren at a big profit.
1t is said that NJ. A. Low. of the Rock
Island, knows more of what IS In the
Kiowa and. Comanche country In the
way of good lands and minerals and
asphalt than any man in the world.
At a Shawnee entertainment a gold
ring was given to the prettiest woman
in town, and a peck of onions 10 the
homeliest man. Miss Mabel Rorer got
the ring, while Fred Eichenberger got
the onions.
Carwile Journal: Corbett's COW has
been on the sick list this week and I'M
der the medical care of the general pub
lic-each individual of which and whom
has recommended distinct line of treat
ment. And the cow is dead.
George Belcher, living near Jefferson,
was bringing in load of corn the other
day when a hind wheel came off and
dumped all the corn on the ground
Thereupon. Mr.. Belcher made a remark
that rammed a hole in a cloud three
miles in the air.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Judge
L. VI. Lane has shaved off his chin
whiskers. He had quite a flowing beard.
Today he went to the bank and present
ed his check TO get some money, but !
he found that the teller did not know
him, and he was forced TO get some one |
to identify him before the check would |
be honored.