Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-19
ANADARk0, ,
OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN TERRITORY
Shaw & Till, Publishers,


town in Oklahoma.
Free delivery of mails has been i'm
auguratcd at Shawnee.
Eighty acres adjoining Shawnee has
bseen sold for $4,000
Work is commenced on the new bank
building at Persimmon, Okla.
The c. o. .S Gulf railway has made a
division point Of Oklahoma City.
Burglars took $3.50 worth of goods
from a hardware store at Shawnee.
The Usage reservation is full Of hunt
ers who are exterminating the deers.
The work of erecting $4,000 Pres
byterian church in oklahoma City has
begun.
AnadarlSo's first fire burned 10 tons
Of baled hay. Being the first it was
exciting.
was killed by lightning while feeding
his cattle.
The Swift Packing company is put
ting up building in Guthrie for stor.
age and distribution.
The Frisco is compelled To run special
freight trains out of Oklahoma City &c
take care of the business.
Hobart is bidding for trade extension
by paying high prices for cotton, and
planning to build bridges.
Granite oil is already on the market.
The oil company has let contract for
IN s-inch well 900 feet deep.
George O'Iirien has been arrested at
Chickasha, suspected of robbing the
mail bag between Enid and Lahoma.
A flow of gas came from "A well so
feet deep at Sterling, o. r. When lit
the flames arose 10 feet from the sur
face
The board in control OF normal
schools go on with their plans TO build
at Granite, paying no attention to law
suits.
1t is stated in Oklahoma that the
Choctaw, oklahoma Il Gulf road will
be running trains into Wichita next
spring.
Jake Mower is TO be prosecuted upon
a charge of making fraudulent re-
linquishment of claim at the I'll Reno
land office.
A company is To be formed at FL Reno
to utilize the salt water which has been
struck at the depth of 200 feet on a
farm eight miles from the town.
Robert Guthrie, a clerk in the FL
Reno land office, asserts that there is
not hundred acres in the El Reno
district that has not been filed on.
Nate Brown, barber from El Dora
do, Kas.a may die. While asleep in "a
saloon in Oklahoma City, someone
poured wood alcohol over his pants and
touched a match.
Lahoma's vote defeated incorporation
because the proposed limits did not
take in the railroad and elevators and
much other valuable property, which
wece practically n part af the town
The contract for l2 steel bridges has
been let for the Oklahoma Il Western.
The first To be built will be over the
Canadian at oklahoma City. Nearly
1000 men are now at work on the road.
On Mrs. BeclSer's farm, in Payne
"a. "A ,f
at She depth of 40 feet. The farm is
about miles west of Mulhall. When
depth oi a. feet was reached casing
was put down and there came "A how Of
oil
During October the Woodward land
Office received 800 applications to enter
land and the cash receipts amounted tc
sl2,47O.57,
A charter has been taken for n rail.
road from Taloga, through the counties
of Dewey, Custer, Blaine and Woods 10
point where it will intersect the
Orient
The territorial school land Office has
lot of funds ON hand deposited 10y
parties who applied for leases, and did
not get them, because the address OF
the parties is not known.
Don Lawhead. deputy territorial
grain inspector, has been arrested upon
the charge of embezzlement. lie is tn,
son of school superintendent Lawhead
and ,Nns his danutV d,trintr (,pvprnot
Seay's term
Samuel barnes, negro from Kansas
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