The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-10
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The Ponca City Courier calls an sn-
archist "a socialist run TO seed"
Anadarko has already ferreted out an
insane man and sent him 10 Norman
Now Hennessey has risen up and de-
rands that II be given fete champter
too.
c. W. Perkins. a brakeman on the
Santa Fe, was killed at Ponca City Fri
day.
the Strip on September IS, with a big
blowout.
1t is 50 dry that a bridge between
Ponca City and Tonkawa burned the
other day
G. H. Logan. Of KingAsher. has bought
[ the big Seay castle, IN the suburbs of
/ Kingfsher.
| Jerre Johnson wants Newkirk 10 Sc
cure an eastern extension OF the Black
wei and Enid road.
o. F. Keclz. Of Ponca City, got the con
/ tract for building the Tonkawa terrific
/ rial school for $1,000.
Governor jenkins has purchased a cou-
/ pie of lots in Oklahoma City, and that
town is now his friend.
The farmers in southern Oklahoma this
/ fan are putting in more wheat They VIII
( let up q little or cotton
/ Down IN Oklahoma. when 8 man re-
turns TO his old town they speak OF il as
/ his old camping ground.
/ The first report Of the Buffalo attempt
! that reached Enid was 10 the effect that
the president had been shot dead.
/ D. L. Sleeper. special agent Of the in
/ terror department. has c0nfscsted 5000
/ fence posts which he discovered cut IN
/ the Wichita mountains.
/ The Cordel Messenger is keeping
awake at nights in the fear that that
| lake Of oil under Lawton may explode
and cause lots to go even higher
/ Officers of the new Republican club at
/ Hobart are as follows: President. Frank
/ Hall: vice president, DR.. J. N. Bonham.
secretary. John D. Applebyi treasurer
! Sank j. Foster.
The Hennessey Clipper says that the
! government viii fail in any attempt 20
/ prevent ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 1t says the gov
[ eminent might as well attempt 10 make
( a homesteader a prisoner for Eve years
I Nit Sheridan. il is agreed, is the pref
! test Of the Wichita mountain peaks. Il
/ is said that a capitalist wants 70 put IN
! q S50Ga0 summer hotel at its base, II he
can get permission from the government
/ T. s. Moore, living near Hennessey. has
! q way 10 beat the melon thieves he has
a field Of golden rind melons The rind
( is as yellow as gOurds. and when people
on the road see them they think they
are gourds, and drive on
William Delesdernier, of the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe country, who is all right.
has been appointed postmaster at Harri-
son. Delesdernier is one Of the most ex-
perienced men in the west He lived for
I years with the Sscs and Foxes.
The Arapahoe Bee says that the Choc-
taw towns have combined TO get in con-
troll OF the constitutional convention when
| Oklahoma prepares for statehood, and
change the county lines IN western Ok
lahoma so that all the ChOctaw towns
/ can be county seats.
Arapa hoe Bee: The merchants OF Arap-
ahoe ought TO know that the herds OF
/ loose horses and cattle have done the
town more harm than all other things
in the past, and that the nuisance is
growing worse each day. 1t has kept
trade away and is driving away still
more AS soon as a farmer drives Into
/ town his wagon is surrounded by hun
CRY hords Of cattle and horses Intent on
/ flching every grain Of forage from II.
The farmer dare not buy a sack Of -four
OF any other provisions and put It IN his
/ wagon until he Is ready TO get IN and
drive out of town. With good trading
points being established all around US,
| Arapahoe's trade viii soon be seriously
/ crippled II this nuisance is not abated.