The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-16
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

saucy Chief. head of the Progressive
osages, is dead
The Fl Reno American got the con-
tract for furnishing blank books TO
! Blaine county
The grand jury has ordered the county
| commissioners OF Lincoln county 10
! build a new jail.
The First National Bank OF Watona
| has IN individual deposits subject TO
check the sum OF s12.s-l-
( E. R. Felt is getting the Edmond En-
terprise 10 be in type. paper, style and
| contents an ideal weekly paper.
The pickup part OF the notices Of pub
lication in some OF the oklahoma papers
need badly an application OF lye-
Quail are so plentiful in western Okla
homa this year that they come into Ia
loga and light on the sidewalk IN front OF
the gun store.
There is a good deal in advertising. The
Rosebud Indian agency in South Dakota,
viii soon be opened TO settlement But
you hear mighty little about it.
When the circus struck the neighbor-
hood the other day only seventeen people
in Edmond failed TO go. Probably they
didn't have any children to take
Maud Running Over Water a Ponca,
has sued her husband for divorce Her
husband name is Calls Him. and she
alleges that he is too thick with Louisa
Mean Bear.
Frank Miner. Of Byron, serves public
notice that hereafter when a lot OF row
dies want TO ill UP on rot-gut and have
a blankety-blank of q time they VIII
have to select some other place OF cele-
bration than mis- barn
The Edmond cowboy hand went TO
considerable expense TO have Angora goat
uniforms made, and when they reached
! Des Moines 10 attend the Woodmen blow
out the Iowa papers said they wore
sheepslin breeches. Edmond IS mad about
il.
Here IS almost q public proposal in the
/ Byron Republican: "Win Cluster and
Millie Jackson were married Wednesday
{ in Ava Robert Spurrier and Anna
Jackson accompanied them 70 Alva 10
see the knot tied. Bob says IL he could
have his way he would have done like
wise"
Out in Woods county there is growing
up two sentiments-one that the Orient
viii never be built; another that it is
certain. The fellows who are figuring
that the Orient VIII not be built have
( poor, if any sources of information. Ev-
/ cry railroad man IN the country knows
that the Orient is sure go.
/ Now that it is all over. the drawing
/ plan OF opening has been found 10 be
nearly perfect. Those who favored IL
! expected one feature TO develop badly in
/ this, that the lands remaining untaken at
/ the end of the sixty days would be
seized upon by several to a claim, and
/ that contests galore would follow. Even
/ this has failed TO transpire. The whole
I plan was a bowling success.
/ Edmond Enterprise: T. Z. FIickinger IS
/ a temperance man, and he was so eX-
1 cited last week when his seven pigs got
| on a drunk that he sent over for Rev. I.
/ n. Homer to render an opinion as TO the
/ condition of the pigs. Both gentlemen
being Baptists, knew but little Of other
/ liquids than water, and seriously con-
templated having the hogs arraigned be-
fore Judge Comp for a judicial opinion.
II appears that Mrs. Flickinger had pour
ed a kettle OF scorched peach preserves
| into a barrel of corn chops that were
! being soaked for hog feed. The mixture
| fermented. and when fed to the pigs,
| they went for It like some other hogs
do for peach brandy, and the effect was
much the same. The antics OF the little
pigs are said 10 have been conlical enough
/ TO make even a preacher laugh.