The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-27
NEWPORT.


panied Mr.. and Mrs Clowdus to the
city. II is hoped that the attorneys
representing the claimants viii bel
successful in their attempt to have
the action Of the citizenship court set
aside At least that hope Is enter
iained hereabOuts. as the rights Of
some Of the best citizens % the ter.
ritory are involved Many Of them
came here In good faith and esta5-
mshed homes. surrounded with or
chards and vineyards that would re-
mind one OF the homesteads in the Old
states. Mr. Ciowdus Is an enterpris-
ing farmer and a good neighbor. The
loss OF him and his excellent family
from this country's permanent citizen
ship would be greatly deplored.
David Green and his son. william
Green. have been attracted by reports
from Newport and are prospecting
hereabouts with a view TO making
this their permanent homes. They
are formerly Of Blooming Grove
Texas. and have located for the year
at Lone Grove, l. T.
Quite a crowd Of our young men
went on a fishing expedition to the
Washita yesterday. We have plenty
Of salt and are fsh-hungry
]. G. Glaizner. who has been suf-
fering with a severe form Of rheu-
matism for several weeks. is reported
some better.
T. J. Jordan was wrestling with a
large hog the other day and by acci.
dent got his wrist seriously cut which
rendered him unable to work for sew.
Grad days.
The general health OF our community
continues good, with few exceptions
In fact. this is a healthy country. In
this connection we wish to say that
those who contemplate making theil
homes in the territory will find this
a very desirable part in which to set
tie We have plenty of good water
and timber for all purposes. Those
who wish to engage in truck farming
will find the soil here excellent in
every way. The gardens and farms
are protected from the winds by the
timber and they can raise any thing
The grape industry is not an expert
ment but a success. Several thous
and vines are growing luxuriantly OF
Mr.. Clowdus' farm in close proximity
to Newport.
People from Georgia, Mississippi,
Alabama and Tennessee will finC
congenial home-like surroundings IL
this country and they have Z mos
excellent market in Ardmore for any
thing they can produce on the farm
: Ardmore is only eleven miles away
J and from there the great market
places OF the Northeast can be quick
ly reached.
The Newport country needs people
people who are willing to work and
wait for sure returns from their la
bors. We need school teachers tc
cultivate the noble young minds that
are springing up in our midst We
need vocal teachers to train the
voices of the young in music so thai
we may render an intelligent har.
monious thanks-offering to the God OF
the universe, who gave us such grand
opportunities as this country af.
fords.
When we get more farmers. carpen,
ters and teachers we will need more
merchants. The men who are look
ing for a good business field will find
II to their interest to give Newport a
call. There is a splendid opening for
a drug store here now Anyone wish
ing particulars about our community
will receive the desired information
by writing J. f. Short, Newport |. T.
If you wish to keep in touch with
the progress OF this wonderful new
country, read the Ardmoreite. II you
wish the outside world to know of
the good qualities Of our nelghbor-
hood, tell the Ardmoreite about 1t. II
is the recognized standard-bearer OF
the entire Chickasaw nation. It's
politics is the good OF the people and
institutions Of the territory, It has
maintained this attitude for years.
and statements you read in It's col
umns are generally found to be true.
No home In the Chickasaw nation is
complete without Il.