Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-08
Shaw & tiiII, Publishers,
OKLAHOMA.
OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN TERRITORY

Mountain View cotton growers want
more cotton piclsers.
Yukoh citizens propose TO build 300
barrel Touring mill there.
l.. u. Irwin has been appointed post
master at Pedce. Noble county.
A waterworks company has organized
at Lawton and has Incorporated.
A recent number OF the Chandler
News had ten marriage notices.
The women OF Lamont drove a
hooche-cooche show out Of town.
The Citizens State bank at Cordell
has Incorporated; capital $4,000.
The Grant county seat case will come
up before Judge McAtee in December.
oklahoma papers are roasting Sena
tor Tillman for his lecture on the race
problem.
The Choctaw is TO build shed at
Oklahoma City 80 by 800 feet for storage
of freight.
Frisco surveyors have run two lines
into Perry, one of them direct from
Blackwell.
Cattlemcn have / 100 head OF stock in
the Coyle stock yards, to be fattened
for shipment.
The federal Jail at Guthrie has .43
prisoners in it, the smallest number in
recent years.
The territorial university football
team is hot after the championship of
the territory.
A Township of Custer county is sued
by an Indiana company for payment
for two road graders
James II. Wood, of Lawton, is get
ting better rapidly and will enjoy his
own obituary notices
Andrew Carnegie has wired TO Guth
rie that he has set aside S25, 200 for
new public library there.
w. f. Jones, the immigration agent
Of the Frisco, thinks that road will
build branch line to Anadarlko.
The Bank of Kiel has been moved to
Hitchcock and takes the name OF the
First National bank of Hitchcock.
The commissioners of Oklahoma
county have contracted for stone
bridge with arches over Deep Fork.
Cattlemen of Beaver county are
claiming that the inspection fee or
dered by the Kansas board is unjust.
Chas. Fcssler, of Edmond, rested his
shot gun on his shoe and two of his
toes are now short of their end joints.
Julian II. Burton, of Oklahoma City.
Is collecting signers to petition ask
ing that he be appointed chief justice
of the territory.
The new Electric Light and Power
company of Guthrie has increased its
capital to $4,000 and expects to en-
large its plant.
A temporary injunction has been
issued against commencing the build
of the new Normal school at Granite.
The case was brought by the Weather
ford interest.
Miss Grace Wells, whose home was
south of Watonga, was assisting her
father to prop up fallen portion Of
his barn, and was killed by the fall of
timbers which held up heavy feed. Her
neck was broken.
The Blackwell, Enid & Southwestern
railroad will build IA line to Coffeyville,
Kansas, within the next year. The
"Bes" line directors state that they do
not need Gould money behind them to
make their road big line.
A Methodist University is To be To-
Gated at oklahoma City by the Metho-
dists of the two territories. Both
branches of the NJ. f. church unite in
this work.
c, l.. Mclaughlin has shipped more
than 800 carloads of black walnut logs
from Northeastern Oklahoma from the
vicinity of the Arkansas river and some
In Pawnee and Usage counties. The
logs are worth from Ss TO $40 u thou
sand feet, inch measure. They are
shipped to Hamburg, Germany, at a
through freight rate of SO cents.
Miss Alma McFall, of the Medford
High school, was awarded sewing
machine as first prize in the elocution-
AIRY contest at the Deer Creek fair Miss
Eta Thomas, from the same school,