The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-12
AnoNd TERRITORY EXCHANGES.

News.
More Improvement is going on in
Marietta now than ever and pros
poets are that the Improvements will
not abate soon.
The Seminoles are all ready TO
take their allotments. Their land
has been divided, their citizens
counted and all done SO quietly and
orderly tnat no one outside knew
scarcely what they we're doing. The
Seminoles set a good example some
times.
A shrewd farmer says that the hog
is the mortgage litter, the sheep the
farm fertilizer, the COW the barn
builder and the hen the grocery bill
payer, This quartet and a man and
woman not afraid OF the work in
caring for them will insure pros
perity on any farm. .-EX.
a young cyclone struck the Howell
place last Saturday afternoon and
tore down Dr.. Howells buggy shed,
broke up his buggy and carriage
tore down the chimney to his house,
and did some other damage. SO far
as we hear, this is the only damage
done in this section.-Davis News.
Purcell has but one paper now.
the opposition paper to the Register
having suspended The Registers
grave yard seems to grow, and will
so long as men are foolish enough
TO establish papers there. The Reg
lister is a fue newspaper and Pur
cell needs no other. --Lehigh Leader
T.. ;. Deputy Marshals Holvey and
McMurray have been heard from.
Mr.. Holvey poured out PIG gallons of
Choctaw beer at the home of Mrs.
Oniskey in Hartshorne, SO gallons at
the home of Mrs. Lahey and 81 gal.
Ions at Charley Domniskey's home.
Mrs. Lahey and Domniskey were
arrested and placed under bond.
The old adage that preachers are
HI on chickens was substantiated
last week when The Truth offered
that sheet one year for two chickens.
1t seems that the mayor-president of
Indianols Business College Editor,
has n desire for something else be-
sides notoriety and "sow-belly. '-
Wynnewood Republic.
The appraisement of South Nc
Alester realty by the townsite COM
mission has been completed, and
DR.. Sterrett says the notifications
will be made out and posted as rap
idly as possible and that they viii be
sent out this month. 50 We will
soon know how much money we are
going TO have 10 dig up TO get q, Q Is
70 our property. .-Capitll.
We beg leave to protest against the
| ARDMoREITE referring 20 sulphur
as hustling little town" That
seems like an 1s-year-old damsel re-
ferring to her 16.year.old sister IS
my little sister, Sulphur Is close
after older towns like Ardmore, and
like the blushing maiden OF sweet
sixteen" is now both able and will
ing to show the older girls what she
can do.-sulphur Journal.
Mrs. s. a. Douglas, Col. Redheld,
W. 7. Gardner and lady, Mrs.
Spurgeon and Miss Leila Walker
came owe. from Ardmore 10
assist in organizing Rebekah lodge.
The lodge failed to organize, but an
effort will be made in the near future
at which time g grand banquet will
be given and the Ardmore visitors
will be royalty entertained Sui
phur Journal.
Rush Springs has one man 50 years
OF age who was never inside of an
opera house. Now we want the
names of aged men who have never
used tobacco, drank whisky, played
poker, never loved but one woman,
or lied 10 their wives. AS soon as
we get the list complete their names
will be published, in order to let our
readers know how many model men
we have resident among us.-Lsnd-
mark.
DR.. J. =. McRae was in town Mon
day from Ego. In talking with him
we learned OF an accidental shooting
which occurred there last Tuesday
While several young men were hand.
ling revolver, il was accidentally
. discharged, the ball striking Clifford
Drain in the arm and abdomen
making a serious wound. lie also
told us that the Presbyterian camp.
meeting which had been going on
for some two weeks about four miles
north OF Ego closed Monday morn,
ing early. A good time was had.
Caddo Herald,
Last Saturday immediately after