The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-09
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.


Last week there vas a han storm near
Shawnee but it did not damage
The first circus Of the season IS now
making red lemonade IN oklahoma
J. NJ Gunna- mining expert. SAYS he is
dead sure that there is OIL ander Fl
Reno.
The Enid Wave thinks that a third
nomination for William J. Bryan is not
improbable
At q depth Of q feet on a farm east Of
El Reno Il is claimed "cil sand" has
been struck.
he store Of D. S. Gardner al carwile
was robbed the other night The thief
secured 500.
Perhaps the wheat louise heard that the
bull tick board was after Il, and retreat
ed for that reason
The contract with the sanitariurn al
Norman has expired and the territory
viii have To renew It.
The Shawnee Democrat SAYS prayerful-
Iy: 1T is hoped the Democrats OF Ok
lahoma VII be less spiteful toward one
another in the future
At Shawnee some men vreer tarrinz the
roof of a building when the tar took FIRE
and the department had 10 get out TO
sprinkle the conhagration-
A farmer came IL and told the Fl Reno
Democrat the other day that he reked
his wheat field with 2 fine tooth comb.
and didn't dnd a single aphis.
The Enid schoo Hoard reelected Clifford
superintendent Of public schools ny d
vote of thirteen 70 one. The one man
must have been awfully mad about some
thing.
The FL Reno Democrat has d rumov
that in a fight AZ the village OF Carter
last Saturday night a man named Now
ian killed Postmaster Lowery and
wounded Lowery's son
Frank BIcAIaster is filled with 4 lreaa-
ful dream that the boomers VIII rush into
and VIII seize claims and contest les
they VIII. II The government says draw
ing" drawing VIII 60.
Next meeting of the Confederate veter-
ans of the Chickasaw nation VIII be held
at Sulphur, ]. T.. July p 23 and q A
meeting OF the executive committee was
held in Ardnore and at that place the
decision was made that the veterans
should meet here
It is said that in some sections OF Ok
lahoma the heads Of wheat are forming
not over ten inches from the ground.
This is said TO be on account OF the cold
weather. But that is ali right Tall
wheat doesn't mean heavy yield, by any
means.
El Reno Supper Bell: John J. Svanda
and Mary Ruzicka from Yukon were
married this morning at the priest 8
house by Rev. Father Constantine. The
young people who are Bohemians drove
here with q few friends. The horses and
carriages were gaily decorated with rib
bons; and the members of the bridal
party both male and female. were gar
landed with immense streamers Of rib
bon. The young ladies wore wreaths Of
white flowers and flowing wells. IL was
a happy crowd. Before leaving the city
the party visited the photograph gallery
and promenaded by the Bell Office.
Speaking of the big storm in the vicin-
ity recently the Augusta News says.
South OF town the Orient railroad grade
was washed out for several hundred feet
The Choctaw grade received serious
loss. Hundreds of miles OF fence were
washed out, all the bridges on Eagle
Chief including the Santa Fe railroad
bridge was washed out. Northwest Of
town one of the worst hall storms wit
messed for years fell. destroying orchards
that can never revive, peeling the bark
as though rabbits had gnawed them,
driving wheat in to the ground. that pos
sibly may come out and make a partial
crop owing to it not being very far ad-
vanced. Parties coming into town next
morning showed the results OF the storm
by buggy tops being riddled with hail
stones. we have heard Of lots Of stock
being drowned. but UP to going to press
we have heard OF no lives being lost,
which is certainly marvellous.