The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-22
OUTLINES or OKLAHOMA.

The Wichita mountains may be seen
from Hobart in the distance.
James X. Polk was the name OF a man
who drew farm At Ei Rene.
E Y. Kimber. formerly Of Tonkawa. IS
getting out the Hobart Republican
About five persons day are failing To-
show up 70 file al the land offices.
c. 3. Sargent. OF Chickasha. has ar
urn, which, il IS claimed, is go years old
IN the new towns the lumhermen who
are doing the big business are advertis-
ms.
There viii be a lot OF cheap second
hand tents IL Anadarko ana L-awton
soon
1t was ever thus. Guymon. after years.
got a railroad Now she is kicking on
freight rates.
The name Of one OF the purchasers OF
lots at Hobart is printed as Thomas
Twee. X c."
The Pond Creek yidette has a tip from
Guthrie that Joe McNeal viii not be ap-
pointed territorial treasurer
Lem Purcell. baggageman OF the Rock
Island at Hobart, was drowned while
bathing in creek the first Sunday after
the opening.
The Arkansas City Traveller notes that
the Oklahoma farmers this year won't
him take cash.
The papers in Oklahoma are talking
about accomplishments. and the opinion is
unanimous that ACCOMPLISHMENTS viii
stand all right.
A horse thief purloined one Of Wah-
Shun-Gah's steeds at the Kaw reservation
the other night Wah-Shuu-Gah should
Join the A. II. 7. -
The Guthrie Leader is OF the opinion
that the new country is Democratic, be-
cause of its geographical environment
and lol of things like that.
= Beaver county man who is in Alaska
says that he has met all kinds of liars in
his time but the old-tine prospectors Of
the Klondike can beat EN- all.
Leonard Lamb, No. . in the El Reno
district, had the first farm house up in
the Kiowa country. 1t stands a fourth
OF a mile east OF the Hobart court house.
The county building at Hobart is an
iron-clad. From the way the money IS
pouring in the officials should get a thir-
teen-inch gun and have complete protec-
ton.
Mark Yeti, the young man who was
mysteriOusly shot while going home
from POnca City is dead. de would not
consent to the amputati0n OF his leg
which was injured, until it was too late.
John II. DeNore, at Fl Reno, was ask
ed by some strangers If he could change
a five-dolar bill He took out his roll.
containing $50. 10 do so. when gun was
stuck in his face and his money was Ia
ken away from him.
Hobart Republican: County Treasurer
Combs is a patriotic fellow, and when
he arrived in Hobart and saw no Amer
lean flag afoat he felt that something
was radically wrong. Mr. Combs az once
began to take steps to secure a flag which
he vowed should wave from the public
square. He happe ned TO mention the
subject to Mrs. w. J. Ryan. when she
informed him that she had large flag
in her possession which she had made
by hand. and that while she valued it
highly. she would allow him TO float IL
over Hobart sthe first stars and stripes
that ever waited upon the breeze in the
Queen City of the Prairie. Combs was
delighted with his success. and as Mrs.
Ryan gave him the large silk flag she re-
marked that This is the same flag that
first foated over Guthrie and l made il
on purpose for the occasion" Mr.. Combs
took the large pole across his shoulder
and marched across the allotment. happy
as a school boy. toward the square.
where he planted it on the ron OF his
Office building. II is the first and only
flag as yet on the tOwnsite, and Mr.
Com ia VOW r.-rrT of