The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-14
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA


The thought arises, does Lone Wolf rs-
alize what II is all about2
Joe AIcNeaI bought the $500 water
works scrip which Guthrie recently is
sued.
or the Sc students enrolled in The Nor
nal institute AZ Pond Greek, seventy are
women
Corn is little late" but II YOU want
70 see race for the stars watch IL from
! this on.
There is going to be a whole lot Of
school land IN that new country. II any
/ body asks YOU
The Hebrews Of Oklahoma city have
( formed an association 10 maintain a sep
arate cemetery.
The county commissioners have given
/ 500 for premiums 10 the Grant COUNTY
/ Fair association.
The sky is getting brassy and the wise
I man keepeth the door open between him
/ self and his cycave.
If park is reserved IN the Wichita
I mountains. some grass should be planted
at once 10 keep OF.
John Ferguson, who resided seven miles
northwest CT Ponca City, was killed BY
lightning Wednesday afternoon
The Guthrie Capital says thar the
wheat crop Of Oklahoma this year viii
Z
The daring prophecy is made that the
work OF the county seat contest court in
Grant county win be completed this sum
mer.
The report that Amos Ewing had ten
dered that resignation is not true. He
can't bring himself TO It. and there's 10
use trying.
The explosion Of toy cannon in Okla
homa has already begun. And a year
ago Bryan was maintaining that there
wouldn't be any more Fourths OF Julyi
Judge Burford rules that where a slot
machine Is used merely 10 sell goods, 10
tell weight to smuse With music and
so forth, il IS net 4 gambling device.
Petugrew in an interview the other day
said: Il an glad 70 hear that Dennis
Flynn is getting along so nicely. 1 was
once delegate TO congress myself and
know = good one when I see him work.
The attempt to locate a county high
school for Cleveland county at Lexington
failed. being voted down by 565 TO So.
Norman and most Of tne county town
ships gave overwhelming maiorities
against the proposition.
The editor OF the Newkirk Democrat
remarks with gladness: other things
grow stale and old, and lose their earl,
charm, but somehow even 70 the faded
man. there Is a perennial freshness and
vigor about an old five-dousrSbin."
The Porca City Courier refuses 20 be-
lieve that story OF a million or two
snakes which 1ioated down the Arkansas
river last Sunday II the Courier man
had really seen those snakes his ewes
would have fallen out on his cheek
bones. There were more snakes float
ing down the Arkansas river last sun
day than there il in a whole province IN I
India in mid summer
Oklahoma City Times journal, George
Calvert, a business man OF Chickasha.
who was IN this city yesterday at the
Grand Avenue, proved last night that he /
mad plenty OF physical courage. He had /
completed his stay IN the city and went /
20 the Choctaw TO take the train for
FL Reno, thence home. At the station he I
waited on the platform until the train
was in motion, when he caught on be- /
tween two coaches. Before he had a I
good hold he was struck BY a truck I
close TO the coaches and was .
knocked Of He got up again. though .
severly from the blow. and as
the last platform came to him got hold .
of the hand rails and started 70 get on
the platform, but he was struck BY an
otheT truck and again knocked or this
time on the platform. The injured man
was helped into a cab and taken 70 the
Grand Avenue, where he spent the night.
This morning he was taken to the ChOc- .
-aw again and made his way home