The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-27
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Frank Greer notes that TsOose soit a.
ways did enjoy being in the sal lis-
Miss Bertha Ryan. county s,peTinteld-
ent Of schools in Noble county, did 'ast
week
The daily edition which the Enid Eagle
is getting out is a thing OF beauty; and
also a hummer.
Syl Dixon has been unanimously eject
ed sergeant-at-arms OF the Kepuo ,c-an
club al Lawton.
This has been the greatest year in Okla
homa's history for late trains All the
roads have the malady-
All the editors Of Oklahoma are unani-
mously against street fakirs. II is a
great work, and should SO on.
Bill Grimes had q hard i US WORK Ire
other day. He commissioned six nOtares
public and chartered one church.
E. II. Parks. printer of Enid. has been
taken 70 the insane asylum. Printers
rarely go insane. They never have time.
Oklahoma should be congratulated that
her politicians are not cadging any Of
their quarrels 10 President Roosevelt al
this time.
Two brothers named Seadore and Ed
Barrett had a tight ST Waynoka last Sat
urday. Barrett was carved up. The Sea
dores are in jail.
A B. Carroll the merchant at shaw
nee who was closed by creditors about q
month ago, has adjusted nis Affairs and
opened his store again
Oklahoma. in the western section. is
certainly getting her share OF new
towns. The Kiowa land is hardly IN il
in this respect with Woods county.
Ponca City claims II has the finest
bridge across the Arkansas. between Fort
Smith and the Rocky mountains. Where
does Wichita come in on that? " have
nine bridges across the big Arkansaw
The Enid Eagle reports that John Bar
/ ieycorr and Mr.. GuckenheimeT. who re-
Gently moved 10 Enid from Kentucky
/ had q terrific fist fight on the street
there. Whether Mr.. Pepper was present
or net is not stated
/ James Bryan, of Perry. was bitten on
/ the lips by a bug and his lips are nov
swollen five times their size II is funny
10 his friends. but the Perry Republican
says, no laughing matter TO Bryan. Evea
/ if it was, his lips wouldn't admit Of II.
I The Enid Eagle, ia speaking Of its at
titude in regard 70 the Northwestern Nor
nal at Alva, says il is for the Alva Nor
NAL, but it adds, we hold that any in
stitutiOn should instilI in the minds of its
students a proper regard for law along
with Greek and Latin and football.
The good of a Waterman TO pass up
the alleys al night and Try the doors and
windows Of business houses was demon
strated at Perry. The officer found the
window OF McCubben's grocery open;
while he was getting Mr.. McCubben TO
the scene, the burglars escaped, but they
were in such a hurry they did not get
much.
Pond Creek Vidette: Jim Kraig was IN
town from near Lamont today. He states
that the wind blows in his portion Of the
county the same as IL does here. In
proof OF his assertion the gentleman says
that between here and Lamont there is
wire fence half a mile long. which
stands above the ground fully three feet.
Mr. Kraig explains the phenomenon by
stating that the posts were planted in
the sand and the high wind has blown
the earth from around them. And being
a Populist. our informant gives as his
reason for the fence not falling 70 the
ground the fact that the trusts are keep
/ ing barbed wire up.