The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-26

AvHAg WHa . taNA1"AN @AtarA - %A~
Express Office yesterday
We are always pleased to vel
come our northern friends as well
as those Of the southland for il is
Of such that constitute our gsner-
al make up. Secti0nallsm has
been omitted from our dictionary
as well as bible.
Rev. Mr.. Hines Of Paradise, Tex
accompanied By his son, Richard,
well known capitalist Of Texas.
Was in the city yesterday. These
gentlemen, who have been look
ing over the field for several days,
taxing 10 the possibilities Of I'm
poriant points in she Promised
Land, including The verfaut land
beyond the great sandy divide,
lhaye about settled the matter tn
dheir minds, have Visions on the
great valley city and Il not be
surprising II . wholesale hard
ware and implement concern Of
mammoth proportions will be one
Of The new enterprises that Chick
asia is 10 have IN the near future.
Col. W. A. Johnston ofGrsenburg
Ind, accompanied BY Mr.. Fred
EhrbaId, Of that city, represent
ing the oil and gas interests Of
Greenburg and Indianapolis, are
within our gates for . few days.
These oil and gas experts are
here 10 inspect our OIL fields, their
possibilities, etc. Ool. Johnston,
has made 9 record 10 the discOv.
sry Of and determining the value
Of locations, The Express will be
IN position to inform ice readers
Of the decision Of these experts.
Mrs. Monaghan, and accomp-
lished daughter, Miss Agnes, Of
Nacomis, H., and her neiee, Mrs.
Hamilton, Of Pottawatamie CO.,
are here 10 spend the heated
tern with their relative, Mrs.
Monaghan on Colorado ave.
Mrs. n X George, William
Bcth, Ben Collier and o A GEORGE
Of Princeton, Mo-, Is inspecting
Chickasha, today. These people
are al good Missouri farmers and
we want them here.
Uncle Peter Williamson called
on the Express this morning. He
vent 10 II Reno yeaierday and
registered fora chance 10 the grant
lottery
And when the agony Is over.
then won't Chiokasha just get on
regular 5Iden time building and
huainpaa hoomf
The continued drouth prevail
ing throughout this section has
been broken BY copl0us showers
which have fallen lately
W. L. sawyer and esiimable
family returned from an extended
visit In Colorado. Mr. Sawyer
reports . pleasant trip Snd = good
time.
Some persons are claiming that
The old soldiers and the wives and
orphans OF old soldiers don't have
10 draw FOR . claim in The neu
country bat they simply register
and and goand take their choics
ofa Homestead. X this were true
It would have been just as well q
have called il Grand Army open.
iop. and notincd $4,000 old soldiers
10 march in and take the country
No doubt many more than that
number Will register. The old scl
dlers take their chsnccs "a The draw
ing the same a. al the rest Of th'
homesoekers. their advantages BE-
,ng that ihey ean register BY proxy
ara II they drcwa lucky numbel
they have six months 10 which &
Gle. and will receives credit Of th'
sue they served Ia the army on thl
ave ycs9s required % maze iina'
proof, which are most decided Ad
vantage.
Mrs. r. A. McGhes, accompa
sies BY Der accomplished daughter
Mis- Lala. slenographsr FOR this OF
ice. va among the list Of passen
gers leaving o. The north bouns
train this morning for y Reno
These ladies 60 up 70 register 10
lands IN She new country. nal
their fondesi wish be realized i
securing the bes, locations, as nom
are more entitled 70 the best ths
ssis or any other lands may afford
The lsfant daogbter Of ,. S
Brown and wife died today 81 I
o'clock, after q short illness. Ia
neral tomorrow from The home .
9n.m-, conducted by Rev. +. /
Compere.
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