The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-09
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

DR.. e B. Allen took the census of Guy
mon last week and found that the town
had a population between $50 and go peo-
| pie There are 81 dwellings.
| The continued drouth in Roger Mills
county has brought out the injunction in
the papers, Don't sell your farm
| At a fire this week in a neighborhood
/ of Alva where d fireman lived, one lone
laGdie beat the company to the scene,
scaled the walls. extinguished the blaze
| and distinguished himself.
| The editor of the Tonkawa News is au-
thority for the statement that alfalfa is
! making good growth: and he ought TO
know. He has been trying to Kill that in
his front yard.
The Tonka wa people are mad and they
are likely to be that way until April /.
| 1906 The night boys at the station made
a big bonfire the night before all fool s
] day and at a little after L o'clock blew
! the fire alarm.
T. W. Dustin. secretary of the Y. n.
| c. A. AT Shawnee. has resigned. He was
| instrumental in working up membership
| of 40
| The waterworlls bonds at Enid carried.
I II is now hoped that Isenberg will dry
UP on those springs
| The foundation Of the new Catholic
| church st Hinton, Caddo county, has
| been begun.
The lawyers and bankers and the fire
men will play ball at Newkirk next Fri
/ day. The lawyers and bankers are hitch
ed together, as usual
Newkirk s-Republican-Journal: Do
you know that Tom Smiths notion that
socialism will cure city troubles Is gen
/ orally considered a joke?
The Hinton Record will find itself in
/ trouble IL il is not more careful Last
weeA il printed Prairie Queen" one
/ correspondent name. in tweive-poznt
and Precious Pickles, anothers, in
/ about eight-point.
J. Kuder. a Caddo county farmer. com
mitted suicide last week by drinking car
| bolic acid Family troubles" drove him
I to il.
/ A Blackwell woman has nlocking bird
1 that begins his singing at O'Clock in
/ the morning. The News describes the
D = a
man hy the name Of Warbritton has
/ been missing from Curtis. Woodward
+ county. for the last tao weeks He left
+ a wife and children.
/ The Curtis Courier urges that work
| be done on the roads at once. so that
| they viii he settled by the time OF wheat
hauling
4 Curtis Courier: Not satisfied with tons
/ and tons ~ the finest gyp in the world. a
/ salt easher that is ths wonder Of the
/ United States and much good land the
north part Of this county has sprung q
/ new one OF the public in the shape Of
I crurrlbly rock that when dissolved with
water. makes fine cement or psastering
I compound A party from that locality
was in this city and Jeff = sFecimea al
/ It;dwick 4 Buffers feed store The rock
seems To be the nature ot gyp, only differs
I from that article Ia that il does not re-
uuire any burning and - ready 70 apply
soon after the water Is sctet- This Al
T most sounds ike an Arabian Night ssorT.
bat the par,iSs Uhfo oro1gk, the s1Irss
( here aye reliable ana the rock may b
as reure se1te-d. fer .hat locality = a very
rss-,a lls, one and vast possibilities
exist when IL becomes more fully dexel-
oue9 This - likely 70 oe soo- brought
about. as the A V. & w. railroad = a.
NOS, sare 20 be built through thA; locality
! the pres=at season