The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Over near Gushing both wheat and cats
have headed out, and both are me.
Oklahoma hasn't been heard from yet
On the score OF a third term for McKin-
ley.
It Is claimed that there IS lots OF quick
silver hidden away IN the Wichita mount
aims.
It still holds good that this is going to
be the greatest corn year Oklahoma ever
saw.
The long dry spell. now fortunately
broken, made cotton planting late this
spring
There is in deposit Of the several
banks OF Oklahoma City-five in number
the sum Of S217S. PISS.
The Okeene Eagle says that the wheat
IN that section can mature with the rain
it got last week easily.
Everywhere you go you VIII hear the
story that the banking business in Okla
homa is being oyerdone-
The thriving little city OF Okeene is
cutting all kinds OF ice since il secured
that railroad FROM the north
The work Of allotting the Kiowa and
other Indians is coming along August {
for the opening. still holds good
The city marshal Of Ponca City IS now
busy dispatching dogs to that mysteri-
Lafe Smith ex-ragister Of The Kirwir.
Kansas, land office VIII migrate 10 Okla
homa and cast his fortunes with the good
people OF FL Reno.
J. S. Hindman, % Ponca City. viii get
from go plants set out the middle OF
April OF last year, twenty crates Of fine
strawberries this year.
The Christian church is becoming
mighty active in Oklahoma Christians
are organizing in every community &C
cording TO the local news in the papers.
a man was sent to the Kansas peniten-
tiary from Chandler the other day 10
serve a term OF Is days. the shortest sen
tence on record at the Lansing institu-
ton.
The Blackwell News mysteriously points
out that the chigger usually due on Nay
10 has not yet arrived this year. Maybe
he came and the aphis knocked him out
for claim-iumper.
A stranger visited Wynoka last Fri
day, representing himself as q deputy
sheriff, and used his check book quite
freely. All the checks went 10 protest
and the stranger is e stranger still.
At Wakita the other day the wife OF
Charlie Wallis saw black turkeys
roosting IN a treee and she exclaimed.
My, how did those pigs get up into those
trees?' Mrs. Vail is from New Jersey.
The other day, near TOnkawa. Charles
Biggers was examining his revolver while
humping along in his buggy. The buggy
struck a rock, jOlted the revolver and
sent a bail through his foot. How famil-
lar people become with firearms.
Homegrown Strawberries are plentiful
on the Oklahoma markets now, and every
few days some good man gees down with
a strawberry stomach. Strawberries
in excess create an acid which gnows on
the lining Of the digestive apparatus.
George J. A. Eisterhoidz and Miss Kate
Huesgen were married at Okeene the
other day. and the Eagle there says.
The bride is a step-sister TO the groom.
and they have had sufficient aoquaint-
ance 10 fully understand each other"
Take a boy for accidents. Not long ago
Irvine Bittney, Of Cushing. was kicked
in the face by a mule. and his life was
despaired OF. But he recovered, and the
other day IN doing the swing-snd-drop
from his trapeze, fell and broke both
wrists.
Storey Sherman OF Fl Reno has made
this liberal offer; I'VE are all Okla
Romans, and II our Democratic friends
can cite an instance IN the history OF
their party where Democracy was dis
played more theoretically than # was
at Guthrie last Monday, let them state
the time and place and they can call on
me for a couple Of cases"