The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-08
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

1t looks like the grand jury viii hang on
till frost.
G. B. Aalbert has sold out the Ana
darAo Democrat and moved back TO FL
Reno.
Fred Miller is under arrest al Enid
charged with horse stealing His hearing
takes place tomorrow.
John Linden retires this month as
treasurer of Garfield county. Oscar
Hayes IS his successor.
Governor Ferguson. Delegate Mcclure
and Senator Gore speak at d reunion
bean bake at Fl Reno today
Mrs. II. r Morton, of Blackwell. was
badly burned on the face Monday. by the
exploding of a can OF tomatoes.
The Fairview Republican is now trying
10 persuade the local capitalists that there
is money in building residences TO rent.
Maramec is negotiating for Swimming
station. \ Continental Creamery com
pany representative was there last week.
Guthrie is enjoying horse racing this
week. $3.50 is being given away each
day in purses, according 10 the advertise
ments
Judge Irwin. Of FL Reno, is .subbins"
for Judge Besuchamp at Mangun1 this
week. The latJers rheumatism has laid
him up.
\ man vas arrested in Garfield county
the other day for stealing l3.oo9 shingles.
Ne wonder how many bad boys that
man has.
IL Reno has still 5000 TO raise on the
opera house proposition. the time limit
having been extended. And this is car
nival week, too.
\ real estate man was touched for
his pocket-book at Fl Reno thu other
night. II is thought that The thisf Was a
novice in the business.
Buck Campbelrs cousins circus showed
at Waukomis the other day. And for
once no doubt, newspaper got as many
circus tickets as it wanted.
They Cheyenne Indians at Thomas have
not been paid their annuity money and the
/ interior department says that they shall
not be paid until they enroll their children
in the schools.
Captain Jack Crawford talked for two
and a half hours at Perry without looking
/ at his watch And the Captain says not
a man of the large audience looked at MS
/ time-piece either.
/ Henry Rigg. of Monmouth, IL, paid
/ $4,000 Tor two quarters of land West 81
1 Enid, and has located there. CoInnunI-
/ ties thrice as old as the Arkansas valley
/ command little more.
! Another surveying party has been dis
/ covered in northern Oklahoma. These
/ parties are getting SO numerous and com
/ mon that people don't take enough inter
/ est in them 10 inquire their routes.
/ The POnca City Courier calls attention
/ to the fact that land adjacent TO Wichita
sold last week for 800 an acre. and says
/ that land adjoining Ponca City is worth
twice that sum. One sold. the other is
/ worth.
/ Enid Wave: Charles Carton claims that
he saw black bear 'as big as a year
ling steer in the big pasture, twelve
miles northeast of Snyder. Carton and
/ his cowboys saw the bear coming down
cded TO wait till it got 10 open ground
and rope il. The bear stood up for a
tight when the cowboys rode toward him
and frightened the horses so badly that
| they bolted and the bear escaped.
FL Reno American: Meandering up and
down the streets of Fl Reno yesterda y
forenoon was a man, very nice appearing,
with the sign wife Wanted printed on
his hat. He was good and strong looking
and presented a very manly appearance
and the only criticism on our part is
that he is cheating the newspapers out
of some good advertising This is certain
~ the latest and most up-tO-date II u
ner of letting the fair sex know that NJ
IS candidate and cutting out all the RED
tape business.