The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-26
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

Tho town lots of the town of Mar
low will be sold on November TO- ana
the people Of that town are happy IN
consequence.
The new town Of Quinton, on the
Fort smith and Western, sixty-three
miles west Of Fort Smith, will have
q national bank the first OF November.
The census enumerators appointed
by Judge clayton to take census Of
Durant have completed their work
and report a population Of 5,l54 peo-
pie.
The wapanucka Press always has
something about its town to boast OF.
II now claims that Wapanucka has
more milliners than any place Of the
size In the country.
The Free Baptist Visitor of Coalgate
is complaining because the correspon-
dents write on both sides of the paper
Correspondents should learn that the
editor wants to use the other side
himself
Coalgate Is growing every day and
people who are In position to know
claim that the real growth has only
Just begun. The town that beats her
for first place in the list OF Territory
towns will have 20 move at a syclone
Coalgate Courier
Quite large number of intermar-
ried Cherokees are interviewing the
Dawes commission this week and tell
ing -iust how It happened. The Dawes
commission should be branch of the
agricultural department for by the
time they are through with the Chero.
KEGS they will have established pedi
gree record equal to any stock farm
IN the land.-Tahleqauh Herald.
The $500 saloon men Of Oklahoma
have decided TO found an orphans
home and they have already contribut-
ed $4,000 to the movement. The sa.
loon men Of Oklahoma ought to be able
10 an an orphans home of that size
every year or so without any assist
ance from fever. accidents or acts OF
Providence. South McAlester News.
C. p. Beatty a brakeman employed
on the Ardmore extension. was
brought to All Saints hospital this
morning for treatment. He was set
81 ting a brake and in some manner fell
between the cars of a moving freight
His heels we're bruised and the fingers
of his glove on one hand cut off. but
without injury to the hand. The acci
dent occurred near Ardmore last even
ng.-Daiiy Capital.
An exchange tells of boy whC
grew up TO manhood without seeing
a woman. But in the course Of events
he saw one Of the angelic creatures
What Is that. father asked tn,
young man. THAT, my son, is a wo
man" said the father and the yer,
next words the young man uttereu
were: Father | want one of thos
things"
Charles Il. Billingsley of Guthri
and J. c. Robb Of Kinghsher director
in the Star Spring asphalt company
spent Tuesday and "Wednesday at IN
mine with c. w. Brown general supor
intendont The refinery was runnin
full time day shift only 1t wi
run day and night as soon as the ele
trio light can be put In The machil
cry does grand work and it is sati
factory every way.-Comanche u
fieX.
The methods of farming in th
country are changing, as also u
manner of marketing of product
Hereafter the farmer who wants
dispose Of his corn, at the top priC
should shucli it, and better still, sh,
It. Shelled corn will bring the far
,cr about 10 cents more per bushel.
corn raising countries corn is shell
for about cents per bushel r
farmer who raises good corn a
brings IL 20 market shelled will
ceiye a fancy price for it-Lehi
Leader
Caddo didn't get the land office;
didn't get the citizenship court, a
1t didn't get a commissioner cou