The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-10
OUTLINES or OKLAHOMA.
Mr.. Nickel is a cashier at Alva.

MIR. Nickel is cashier at Alva-
Lone Wolf has lost Iumbcrman. James
Amies He VIII practice law at Oklahoma
City.
seventy-fve pupils were enrolled on the
first day in the public schools Of Hitch
cock.
The Cheyenne Indians are camping on
the lel ranch grounds There are ABOUT
fifty OF them
Billings is stiu receiving binding Irvine.
= car load that was Caught in the food
arrived there last week
At Canute rents are going up a plenty,
but according To the Banner the same
thing cannet be said OF dwelling houses.
\ besgar struck the police judge OF
Shawnee for quarter the other day
md later the police judge fined him 500
Apologies for Iateness in getting out
the weekly papers are very profuse just
now The editors are taking in the car
nivals.
The editor of the AIva Pioneer COM
plains OF something borrowed and not
returned It's safe 10 wager it WASH
a lawn-mower.
The Blackwell News predicts that there
xiii be more alfalfa sowed in Kay county
than ever before. Bees should be raised
along with IL
II Tonkawa Will now undergo flood,
the elements will be through with It for
4 while X has had fire and a cyclone
within ten days time.
The Perry Republican announces that
fireworks viii be prohibited at the car
nival- Nothing is said specifically about
the Indian article, however.
The CorGeI Herald-SentineI calls town
site companies public plunderers. para
sites" and 50 forth. But even the para
site has its purpose in this world.
The proposition of sprinkling the
streets all night during the carnival is
being talked Of at Perry. This would be
a good chance TO try oiling them.
A Binger jury refused to hold a man
last week for an alleged unpaid board
bill at a Hinton hotel. And Binger and
Hinton are on very good terms too.
The Blackwell News says. Prospects
for the laborer in 1904 look exceed. nsly
blue" The editor of that paper should
have seen the Labor day parade in
Wichita.
Spencer has more than her share Of
the four hundred existing 1894 silver dol
lars. falsely reported 10 be good for a
trip to the Worlds Fair. There are six
teen Of them in Spencer.
The Cordcll Herald-Sentinel tells OF a
shop-lifter who would have been sue
cessful if he had let booze alone" How
awkward it must be for the victim who is
also a temperance crank.
rhe Tecumseh Republican is making a
fight against the practice of throwing
waste paper on the streets. Watermelon
riads will be included In the list of the
attacked later. no doubt.
The gin and mill company of Canute
has gone into the coal business. If the
profits get much larger no one should
be surprised il the saloons even are
changed into coaling stations.
Hitchcock Vanguard: Last Friday j. B.
Scott was seen carrying a tin bucket
around town and treating everybody in
sight TO the contents thereof. We thought
he was rushing the srowler." but subse-
quent developments proved that the
bucket contained only water from Mr.
Scott's new well which he has Just had
completed. The water Is plentiful in
quantity and of very fair quality
Captain Maramec: 1--WE know now that
Maramec has the best class of people of
any place this side of the moon. Ever
since our first issue came out, encouraging
words and complimentary remarks are
showered upon US, and subscriptions are
rolling in by the cart load The woods
seem fun OF men who are ready to stand
up fer the home paper, and we certainly
appreciate such an ambush as we have
rushed into. The editor has been wear
ing such wide smile on his face Of late
that he is unable TO drink coffee out OF
saucer without getting his ears into it"