The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-18
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Kingfsher certainly has football team
that a stone wall couldn't stop.
Some OF these days Oklahoma win have
a statehood convention of her own.
Shawnee made a ten-stroke when it
got the location of the Sacred Heart
convent
If there had been six men present at
the time Sol Temple would have impair
tally locked them all up
Sol Temple is 100 shTaTd 10 Kill any
one. That would get hin IN 8 prison
from which he could not escape.
Muscogee gets the statehood conven-
ton And that means that the represen-
tation from Oklahoma viii be light
If the Browns OF Oklahoma are going
TO have q fuss the Smiths and the
Joneses will hle into the reserved seats
at once.
The territory wishes Senator Brodban
and his bride all happiness Both are
well known and generally admired
throughout Oklahoma
/ IN some Of the cotton fields out in
Cheyenne county babies three years Old
are quite an appreciate help in picking
the soft. funny product.
John Burson. Of Cheyenne county. was
to have married last Wednesday \ few
days before he took sick and his funeral
took place on the wedding day.
The battle cry OF the Indian territory
is single statehood soon But single
statehood can not come soon. The
Dawes commission won't let IT,
Guymon has become a big cattle ship
ping point. y week ago Saturday TWEEN
ty-seven cattle cars were on the side
track there TO meet the demand.
Some Of these days Sol Temple win
blossom out as a Midway attraction.
of q
evening. before a large multitude.
The Kingfsher football PLAYERS are like
the Kingisher politicians. They pick ont
the point they want 10 reach and then
walk RICH over the other fellows and so
TO il.
4 law firm in the new country adver-
tises in this way. IT you have a relin-
GuishmeDt and want 10 sell, see US; We
have number Of buyers and guarantee
you against contests.
Temple made Robbins escape with him.
Robbins had just got sn from one long
journey lodging the officers and he
didn't want TO go But the lmperious
Temple wanted company.
A Hobart man recently expressed the
wish 10 be cremated when he died But
his wife told him that il he wanted her
to carry out his wishes and coal remained
at seven dollars a ton, he would have to
increase the amount of his life insur-
ance.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock as
the Bob TaiI'' train from Guthrie was
going into Oklahoma City. il crashed
into a milk wagon belonging TO the
Southern Dairy company at the crossing
of the Santa Fe on Ninth street. The
two horses driven to the wagon were
killed instantly and the Caldwell boys
in the wagon came very nearly being
killed. One Of them saved himself BY
jumping, and the other escaped in some
miraculous manner. He does not know
how
A correspondent from Cheyenne county
writing to the Hobart Republican. says.
Cotton IS our stand by this year, and
a sure crop, 1t seems, every season.
Nearly everyone is busy in the fields
picking. often whole families are seen
at work, the little tots helping as soon
as large enough TO pull the cotton from
the boil. The gin. one mile west Of
Rocky. owned and operated by the Chick
asha Oil company. is working night ana
day. They are turning out IS 70 20 bales
a day. and giving satisfaction. They gin
and wrap it and give s. fer the seed. An
average yield is about One-quarter bale,
while on old land il Will sometimes run
over one-half bale. At cents for cot
ton and % cents per bushel for the seed
ii gives the farmer a net profit OF So 80
for an average weld, with the best fields
going as high as $50 per acre