The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

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bling W Mother Earth upon a sFsg1f
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Christmas entertainments at okeentl
werafleclaned of on account of tase
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the tie 'fonaay 90 Janssrgs beeome
delinquent - - = 2 = 2 =
T.-Htrt, of Seward, ieft bis properly
BY win to Logan county 70 start an
orphan asylum
A party Of 70 young men IL being
recruited in Beaver county TO go 70 the
Alaska gold mines.
NJ Connolly. an old soldier Of
Olsarche. while sitting in a store, fell
on the floor and died
The Katy officials are looking for
suitable location fee ! terailnpk (phe
shops at Oklahoma City.
Rev A. B. Carpenter has organized a
Christian church with 40 members AZ
Valley View school house.
Rev a. b. Carpenter has organized
Christian church witlYlp rpmbers at'
Valley View $500 rhonse. \
The Noble,o1tty grand jusy has u,
dicted ex-IRdhp Aapt shsrp for tag
e. L.. y q - 49,, 80. f,....
The proposition 70 call the new state
jefferson, when # IS eventually chris
tened, Is not popular IN oklahoma.
The roads about Woodward are re-
ported lined with moving wagons,
mostly Of the prairie schooner style.
Tho Catholic church u cn9bingiyin
be dedicated the first Sunday IN Jan
uary. Bishop Meerschaert viii be
present
The joint session Of the Oklahoma
and Kansas live stock sanitary boards
agreed to accept Oklahoma inspection
FOR the time being.
In western Oklahoma large herds Of
cattle are fewer and small herds have
multiplied 20 that there are a. many
cattle there as ever.
The joint session Of the Oklahoma
and Kansas Lixe Stock. Sanitary.
boards agreed 20 accept Oklahoma
inspeSson icf the tlme bgiug
A hFge crowd from many places
witnessed the opening Of the Augusta
townsltc On the first day les lots
were fpid that brought $4,000.
Theie has been shipped from Stroud
4.sf7 bales Of cotton, there are about
900 bales IN the cotton yards and sew
cral hundred more in the hands of
cotton faiserk
DcleFate Flynn's proposition, that
lots "a county seats Of the new country
be sola and the proceeds applied for
the expenses Of maintaining local gov
ernmcnts until taxation Is made avail
able, = Thought well Of ia Oklahoma.
The Raw Indians occupy 400 900
acres in the northwest part Of the
Usage reservation. There areeeUmems
hers % the tribe and they desire 10
acceptieo acres each and sell the rest
TO the government a '4-
J. II Wills. raiser Of Herefords and
mules in Kay county, told his old Kan
sas City friends that his annual sales
netted him nearly $4,000.
II was reported that horses on the
railroad grade in Moods eoputy had
glandefs. but the live stock inspector
found fhe report 70 be false. k9ill
The growth Of Lamont has made the
formation Of a commercial club there
desirable and such a club has been or
ganized
The arst church which will be built
ct Ripley win Be the Baptist 70 which
President Ripley Of the Santa Re 3 a.
sent the trustees a donation Of $50
G z. Welch. Of Ponca city.is going
to build fourteen brick houses on rtlsc'
ten acres be recently purchased which
he intends TO sell on the insiailnent
plan. Uc win also erect a fine dwell
ling for himself Il
There have been several failures in !
Ollahoma of late Of retail merchants
Il is argued that the retail trade is +
Drcrdons ia a number Of towns
A special agent 81 Ae U. s land
office is closing up the affairs Of the
various original townsite boards. to
snable the department 3 complete its I
records.
Miss Martha Avery, a young laayos