The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-02
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Alva had rain Sunday The Fates
are partial.
The Tonkawa fair was success. This
means another one.
Chandler has a Jim Duffy. He's only
boy, however. and so there's hope
Several towns are receiving their first
bales of cotton Oklahoma IS hanging
back
Oklahoma should be glad that Magelssen
isn't dead A war with Turkey might
delay statehood
A country wedding was an occasion
near FL Reno Sunday. Newport ism
much ahead of this
1t is being again announced that corn
is king \ suitable queen TO match hash Z
been found. however.
Hitchcock indignation meetings are as
popular in the Indian territory as are
street fairs in Oklahoma.
One Shawnee department store has
bought another one out And the uni
versal combining goes on
Lee Judd. cashier for the Frisco at
Chandler. has been promoted. He is now
claim agent for the Frisco.
Chandler has its hook baited for a
creamery. Lincoln county farmers are
shipping their milk 10 Winfield.
: Potatoes are scarce again. The farmers
should lay aside their plows long enough
TO dig a few and bull the market.
The foundation of the Lone Wolf eleva-
tor has been laid. The elevator is ex-
pected to be finished in three weeks.
1.-The Indian territory will fight annex
alton with Oklahoma" is the latest.
They need watching more than ever
now.
= bank at Hastings has declared 10
per cent dividend. The News thinks this
is a pretty good dividend for baby
bank
Chandler has gotten TO a very uninter-
esting part of the Choctaw railroad mat
ter. Bonus subscriptions are to be col
lected next.
A gambling house was raided at Perry
in paragraph. What big head Enid
would have made OF it,
Oklahomans should not get proud over
the fact that a Kansan wants 10 trade a
large stock of goods for a claim. The
Kansan lives within forty miles of To-
peka.
Bob Neff is roaring because a Hunga-
rian wanted steamship and railroad fare
as an inducement to come to Blackwell.
Maybe Bob thinks the Hungarian is
black skinned.
Perry Enterprise-Times: Sam Bassett,
an Otoe Indian, assumed his share of the
white mans burden today by taking to
wife. Margaret Pickering. of the same
tribe. Judge Allen presided.
The Perry Enterrise-Times objects TO
the 10 cents admission fee charged Okla
Romans for seeing their own products in
the exhibit car. Ii was a little rough.
but the persons in charge had TO have
something to smoke on the way.
Enid Wave: An old-timers' smoker
should be one of the features of the last
night of the carnival. Many people do not
know what is meant by the word
smoker in these premises. hence we
will explain. 1t gives the participants
an opportunity 10 roast one another in a
humorous way, for instance one old
timer can get up and tell a horrible joke
or story on another old-timer. There is
lots of fun in smoker
Stroud Messenger: a. Egnew, a pioneer
who settled on his fine farm, just north of
town, in the early days, when neighbors
were scarce and far between, says he had
just % cents when he got there, but had
$500 coming TO him back home, and his
collector collected the money and skipped
out with il, leaving himself and family
in pretty embarra sSing circumsta noes.