The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-18
OUTLINES oE OKLAHOMA.

| The girls at Perry have a who? WHAT
When? club Every member, taken
singiy. is a quorum.
Cleo has nearly a thousand inhabitants.
siore than 200.
The Chautauqua is great chance for
Shawnee. 1t IS Joy almost forever.
Twin Woman is trying to get divorce
| IN western Oklahoma. All such belong in
Utah.
Lone Wolf has citizen named Strange.
It's strange enough TO so with Lone
Wolf
Blaine county has Rhodes He was
recently arrested for selling whisky 10 the
Indians
Corden has provided for a lookup.
Never was there haven that suited a
hobo so well.
The new Presbyterian church at Wa
tonga has been dedicated. 1t is called
Ferguson Chapel"
The Carwille Journal is said TO have
been suspended. The next natural ques-
ton is how about Carwille?
Cheyenne will celebrate the Fourth. too.
no occasion for out-of-tOwn visiting on
July 4.
Cotton has been planted for the third
time in Greer county. And yet yield Of
a bale TO one and one-third acres is
looked for.
n grand jury should be called in every
town in Oklahoma where dog poisoning
is prevalent. It's a sure cure, as is proven
by the Perry case.
Granite is going some. The CONNER
cial club offers 5000 in site and other
property 10 any industry employing 100
men that will locate there
! Granite Enterprise: The body that was
found hanging TO the telephone pole the
other day was that of the man who said
Greer county was in the arid zone.
The Cherokee Orient declares that it
takes brave man TO run into a tornado
cave when his neighbors are looking, but
often he is the man who helps To bury
tie neighbors.
Forty acres OF wheat in southwestern
Oklahoma was damaged 3 per cent By
hail and still yielded y bushels 10 the
acre. How many halls does it take TO
make man a fortune?
The Granite Enterprise observes that
the irrigation question in western Okla
homa has assumed a new phase. The
question now is not how to get water
on the land. but how to get it drained
of
Arapaho Bee: A young man of Sayre.
at great risk of life, rescued a young
lady, who fell while foolishly attempt
ing to cross in front of an approach
ing passenger train. and now the En-
terprise editor. with nose for news. wants
EN- to wed.
Medford Star: The territory Of okla
homa should pass a law that all amuse-
ment attractions should pass an exam
ination to see IL their shows were what
was advertised, as a protection 10 the
public. The oil inspector might act as
commission and publish findings. Under
such a provision an aggregation like the
one that held forth here last Thursday
night would be stopped from quilting the
people.
Gushing Herald: A big pow-wow was
held at the Indian village on Wednes-
day. in which the squaws tripped the
light fantastic for the entertainment OF
a number of visiting Ossges. Tommie
Tinker and Tuc-Wau-Kee, two of the
well-known Indian young bloods, and
the flower of Saukee chivalry. invited
a number of their Gushing friends 10
come out and enjoy the festivities. espe-
cially the banquet in which eighteen dogs
and several hogs We're prominent on the
bill of fare. Several of the boys took in
the jolihcation. but If they assisted at
the banquet they are keeping the matter
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