Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-06-05
OKLAHOMA.
TERRITORIAL MOTIFS
PRESTON p. SHAW.

IN Edmond man has ri"c Ben Davis
spIlcs, kept over from last year.
Kingfisher received II special train
loaded with thrcshing outfits last week.
The five county prisoners who cs-
caped from the Pawnee Jail Were all rc.
captured
The injunction against building II
county court house at El Reno has been
dismissed.
Frank Williams was arrested on the
charge of forging n checl, of $I00 on Mr..
Wilkerson, of Hobart.
A Watonga man claims to have seen
snake fifteen feet long while he was
going home one night last week
Three bad men from Dewey "shot
up" Bartlcsvillc and tried to rob tho
city marshal The marshal escaped.
The name of the park west of Okla
homa City which has been known as
Delmar Garden has been charged to
Colcord Park.
1t is reported that the crops on
"trip of land two miles wide south OF
Edmond has been destroyed by the re-
kent hail storm
An Anadarko item says that nearly
1000 farmers are located on Indian nl-
lotmerts and hundreds of plows arc
tilling the soil
At the opening of Prague, the new
town in the southeastern part of Lin.
coin Tuesday S34 600 worth of loti
were sold the first day.
Gustave A. Kohl, of Milwaukee and
Miss Marion Estella Lynch, of Peabody,
Mass, employees of Howe's circas,
were married while the show was in
Guthrie.
The distribution of sacks for the use
lof Pottawatomie county potato grow
ers has begun at Shawnee The farm.
ers will use 225, 900 sacks, and will need
800 cars.
The Missouri Kansas d Texas has
leased terminal grounds and established
headquarters at Wybark, |. r., from
which place it is building "A road north
west to the Guthrie line.
Judge Beauchemp has appointed A.
IT. Mckay, of Enid, as official court ne.
porter for the fifth district. Samuel
Sproat has been appointed court crier,
position he held under McAtee foi
many years.
Mrs ID. X. Newton was badly hurt in
runaway at Cleo. She was thrown
from the buggy and the horses tram.
pied upon her, breaking several bone,
and injuring her internally. Her re.
covery is doubtful.
The damage to Oklahoma territory
from the recent floods has been estimat.
ed at over million dollars. The bene,
fit derived from the copious shower
should, however, be deducted from
this.
j. w. Trait, of WaukegCn, ILL.,, has
made arrangements TO put in n steam
brick plant at Hobart He has secured
ten acres of ground and the machinery
has been ordered The capacity of the
plant will be 60, 600 brick daily.
Geo. F. Bunker, of the Bunker-Prica
Pickle company, has been looking up
the prospect for n cucumber crop in the
vicinity of Oklahoma City and says the
outlook is good for 30, 900 bushels this
season.
The Indian Territory Medical associa.
tion will hold its twenty semi.
annual session at South McAl.stcr.
June 3 and I. An effort will De made
to reorganize the society in conformity
with the national association
Oklahoma City is having trouble
with its ball team and after four de
'feats and no winnings the players were
released and IA trip to Kansas City to
secure better players is the result The
fans would not stand for loosing team
and poor team was II poor invest.
mcnt.
Bartlcsvile has 40, 600 barrels Of crude
petroleum tanked.
The Frisco's train, the Meteor" is
called "the Hussy' by tninmen. This
name was coined by an old negro in
.McCunc, Kansas who is in the habit Of
meeting all the trains that pass through
that village, The Meteor hove in
sight and was gone like the wind when
the old darky, with grin on his faca,
stepped into the depot and said: It's
wondah, sub It's regular hussy, |