The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.


a physician in Oklahoma publicly an
nouaces that he has quit the smallpox
practice
Jerre johnson says that the story that
J. r. Scott viii buy the Republican News
Journal is false.
The Oklahoma CITY Gas and Electric
Iigl. company. which mas secured
franchise. viii cxpend S9loo90
Blackwell IS planning 10 have ". a.
buayle. the orator. dedicete the new
Methodist church of that city.
i must have been d relief TO Bill
Scrubbins. the outlaw. TO hear that Ned
Sisson had been appointed clerk
An FL Reno advertiser announces saga
ciously that man with red face
should never wear red OF pink shirt.
John H Raftery-. one OF the crack
newspaper writer's CT she country. is viS-
iting Oklahoma TO see what it is like
The rattIesnakes in the wichita mount
aims who have little faith in the ground
hog apparently. are coming out OF their
holes.
Less and less IS heard OF the SOUTH
western Normal school. The next legis-
iature will probably have a finger IN the
pie.
W Palmer. seventeen years old. was
accidentally killed while climbing into
wagon with q loaded gun. near f. Reno,
the other day.
E S. r E. O. VI and s. a. Penny
have started q hank At Weilstol. II the
Pennys watch out the dollars win take
care OF themselves
Bob Men is out with a statement that
he doesn't believe that Dennis Flyln
has retired from the congressional race.
Neff says he is not a candidate HIM
self.
The fourth gas well at Blackwell viii
be located 80 feet south Of the others.
in an attempt to avoid P subterranean
pool OF salt water which interferes with
the flow of gas.
Nine-tenths of the contests fled against
claim-holders in the new country is the
charge Of speculation; the other charges
are founded on the failure Of the entry
man TO improve.
Corden Herald: Last Sunday was so
cold that the saloon men had 20 keep up
a big fire all day TO keep their liquors
from freezing. OF course, no one else
was there, because it's against the law 10
sell on Sunday.
An old settler OF Greer county gives this
advice TO settlers in the new country.
Break your land for cotton just as
shallow as you can get your plow 10 run.
not uiDIC lLdn TWO 4AiCIrS Al YOU tdil
avoid it; then pulverize as thoroughly
as possible by discing and narrowing"
Apache Review: The first real wealth
producer in this community viii be the
lime kllns in the hills 10 the west Of
town. Lime has been unusually high Of
late, and the demand is good. Turner
Bros. say that this kiln was simply an
experiment, and now that there is no
doubt of the quality of the lime. they VIII
begin work in earnest. Undoubtedly there
will be other klns, for the supply IS
practically unlimited and Apache should
soon be great lime shipping point and
the Wichita mountains, we predict. Will
soon rival the great lime countries OF
Missouri. The next thing needed is a bar
rel factory in this city.
The Guymon Herald on the prospects Of
Guymon: The town OF Guymon is
peacherine-admirably located as a trad
ing point and the hub OF the country in
which it is located. Numerous improve
ments and substantial buildings are
planned for the next few months. one In
particular. new and adequate public
school building-certain to be erected-and
the best in the county. New store build
ings are on tapis: numerous residences
are TO be erected. The town is improv
ing steadily and substantially. because IL
is surrounded by country that win sup
port a good town. Guymon is q peach
crime. and those who say Il will not
amount TO much might as well bark at
the moon