The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
Outlines OF Oklahoma

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It was the Indian police who burned
Bill Kinman's postoffice at Hardin, Ok
lahoma.
The Mountain View Progress fhilEs
that the Cashier Advance was 50 named
IS delicate reminder 10 the subscribers.
On c. II Keigers farm, near Jsffer-
son, While the farmer was sieeping in
the cave 20 save himself the house burn
ed down.
Major stouch and his wife recently Wis
tied all the Indian schools IN the Oh y
enne and Arapahoe country.
A saltwater Democrat says that he
Will attend the Kansas City convention
as spectator, commentator, Brya1atOr
and Republican hater.
The British government is stin buying
mues for South Africa A car lead LEFT
Saltwater fer that country last week
One man at saltwater jumped from
a two-story window &c get 10 a cycave
one night last week
Two OF the newspapers recentlyN start
ed in Oklahoma are mighty good ones,
the Cashion Advance and the Glencoe
Mirror
Roosevelt will land in Oklahoma about
midnight, but the crowd viii be at the
depot just the same.
The men who are rushing into The Ki-
owa country viii retard the opening II
they are not careful.
The mines OF the Wichita mountains
viii not be open until the country Is.
Everybody is TO have a fair shake
Bill Grimes, Dennis Flynn and Cassius
Barnes watched parade together from
an hotel window In Philadelphia. This
looks like harmony at last.
Philadelphia that Governor Barnes would
retire at the end OF HIS first term.
Beaver county shows up with the only
genuine cyclone OF the present season.
A whole lot of people next spring viii
wan right over goid mines in The
KioWa country to get 10 good farm
1t wouldn't be good fer the fellow VINO
slipped that line into the K.OTa ard
Comanche bill If the interior department
could locate him.
The dispatches say that Dennis Flynn
win arrive home in Guthrie next Satur-
day night.
1t would be interesting to know Il
Debs, who is 70 campaign in Oklahoma,
is aware that a territory doesn't vote
on president.
The Philadelphia papers contain long
write-ups on Dick Plunkett, who IS cut
ting great ice in the east.
Miss Mary Antoine is the only fun
blood Indian in the world who can oper-
ate a typewriter. She is stenographer
at the sac and Fox agency in Oklahoma
and is on a salary.
J. H. Seger, who knows more about
Indians than any man OF earth, says
that II was a mistake 10 allow the Ri
owa and Comanche Indians 5000 acres
t. -, IN fhaiv qilDf-
ments.
In announcing ingalls, Fourth of July
celebration q correspondent says: Tine
only who misses this celebration will re-
greet IL forever, for On this day ingalls,
wiz hoist the red. white and blue as
she never did before
Judge w. L. Harvey of Minneapolis
is visiting his brother, Fred Harvey. ef
Chandler. Fred, ". L. and q sister Nv
ing in Indiana were triplets. W. L. Is
probate Judge at Minneapolis, Fred is
probate judge at Chandler.
Farming will not be all it should be
until a man can turn a machine loose
all by itself in a field, go 10 town. watch
the wheat market and talk politics, and
20 home in the evening and find that
the machine has cut, bound and shocked
the wheat.
me -htiiSA biOtHe4S' VIZ ~ a. s~
111 ranch have made $4,000 in four
years They rent their land OF the Pcnca
Indians. paying $4,000 a year. They
have 500 acres in wheat, and twenty
FIVE harvesters have been running day
and night to cut the grain About 49,
900 bushels Of grain VIII be harvested.
out of their wheat and live stock they
viii make this year $4,000 cash; last
year they made $4,000. On the ranch
$4,000 was paid IN wages last year, and
$50 600 will be ra.d this season The COM
pany, composed Of a father and four
sons, IS engaged IN wheatraising a.
profession. and the members have faith
that by the end of five years more they
will have cleared $500 000 from the 1000
acres they farm with such method and
exactness. over 5000 acres VIII he put
into wheat next fall.