The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-01
THINGS TERRITORIAL.

to extend to that place.
Sapulpa secures a pressed brick
plant which will employ fifteen men.
The taxable valuation Of Muskogee
increased 100000 last week.
South McAlester town lots brought
fancy prices and the receipts may go
to 100000.
The Landmark says Rush Springs
is the town TO live in. Pure air. pure
water. no dust and everybody lin the
swim
The governor of the Chickasaw Ma.
tion says ne will prosecute those citi-
zens who went to Oklahoma and reg
istered in the lottery for perjury.
She was sweet young thing and
thov had exchanged the ballroom for
the conservatory. As his arms stole
around her mouseline de sole waist
she murmurod. Am ! the first girl
you hugged?' He was a newspaper
man. and therefore, could not tell a
lie, so he replied. 80. sweetness: you
are the third edition ! have put to
press tonight"
The citizens of Marietta and sur
rounding country should feel thankful
that the cotton. corn and hay crops
raised this season are as good as they
are. our people are peculiarly blessed
in that respect as there crops are much
bettcr than are to be found anywhere
in the surrounding country.
Drillers struck a strong pressure
Of natural gas at Nowata
The Eufaula Journal is an all
home print paper now, and very much
improved in appearance
The business men are already NOV.
ing in Coalgate to entertain the Choc-
taw Livestock Protective associa-
tion in November.
The Landmark has in its possession
scrap book containing the sigma
ture Of Guiteau. the assassin of
President Garfield It was brought
from Washington by a gentleman who
visited the assassin through curiosity
while in that city, and procured his
signature as a memento. II is written
in a round, bold hand and there is
nothing to indicate mental aberra-
tion.
when questioned by Col. Needles
of the Dawes commission as to the
number of wives he had had. full
blooded Cherokee became angry and
walked off. The Indian said il had
been his custom when he tired of his
wife to send her away and marry
another. which he had done several
times.
Secretary Smiser, of the townsite
commission. says that he has been
informed that certain parties are cut
ting trees from vacant lots in South
McAlester II such is true he desires
to warn them that as the Nations
representative il will be his duty to
file information against them, and he
will do so If they 30 not desist He
says the cutting of these trees will
depreciate the value OF the lots and
he does not consider that any one
has a right to cut any timber from
vacant lots.
Chief Black Dog is trying to sup,
press the eating of the muscal bean
among the Osages.
Logan white of Alva will begin
the publication of a newspaper at the
new town of Wilhite.
r. e. Wood has retired from the Of
fee OF assistant prosecuting attorney
of Pottawatomie county and is sue
ceeded by S. p. Freezing.
John Flora OF Gray Horse, and T. J.
Rogers of Pawhuska, wagered 5000
each on the international va r' race.
Rogers is backing the Shamrock
The Tulsa Democrat publishes
weekly sermon in its columns The
idea rs commendablc, but it will re-
Quire stronger pueative. admins.
tered at more frequent intervals. TO
AFFECT morally debihtated Tulsa.
Bartlesyine is perhaps the only
town in the whole Indian Territory
whore { ehMain street is used for
public dump, where CUTS. feathers and /.
onal that should be carried OIL boy a
scavcnger are piled up in front of /.
business houses. When the business .
part of town is incorporated this de- |
tesuble nuisance will be abatei. un- |
til that time we will continue to dwell |
in fitl and slothfulness.
The Kaws attended a pony smoke OF /
the Osages last week and incidentally |
took with them several running hores.
The Osages will bet ON a horseman |
any day I'M the week. and were soon /