The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-01
TERRITORY BREvITIES

o. VI Ireland lEtS it siEnC' his place
~ Deputy United states clerk at Sa
pulpa and entered race ior the post
Office at tha, place. He did not receive
the Endorsement Tor the postoffice.
which evidences the fact that q sure
thing is always best.
The Bartlcsville Enterprise thinks
that something is ltely to be done
to the makeup man ON the Claremore
Progress fur following an announceent
Of the meeting of the p:csbytery IN
that city with list Of the grand and
petit Jurors. -here wasn't even Jim
dash
G. n Haskell lost one Of the last
relics uf me SeQuoyah campaign re-
Gently VIII N a thief stole mis- lrgersoll
watch. This watch measured the time
during which the seQuoyah movement
mounted to the heights and then died.
Now. II Haskell should lose his con.
nitution h, would be in a bad way in.
deed
Robert Cofeld. 76 years old and a
veteran Of the Union army. died re-
Gently at weleetka The unusual feo-
iufS Of the funeral was the uuion.
Confederate and spanichAmerican
war veterans took part In the ser
vices and Wed with each other In do
ing honor to the dead. Mr Coheld
served during the war in the Tmr.
toenth Illinois volunteer regiment
One would think that Muskoecc
spends all her money on amusements
wien II Is known that this summer
the city will have FIVE theatres. Tn"
Hinton and the Hyde park theatres
are now in operation al ;hree moro
mr.. under construction. to be- opened
foon. Notwithstanding It's love OF
amusement. MuskoEoc has found
money enough 10 build five 100000
churches in the last two years.
Al Caddo recently = negro who had
been fined for gambling was ordered
10 work on the street. 10 refused.
saying he was sick whercupon q huge
chain was placed about Ms neck and
he was fastened to a TEAM pulling a
scraper After few hours walking
beside the team the negro was cured
and declared his willingness 10 work
one Of the new industries to be- es'
tabIshcd in Haskell. healthy young
yoarling twenty miles west OF Mus
kogee. II hrstclasr roller mill for
the manufacture Of high grade -four.
Long Bros d. from West Virginia. are
making arrangements 10 put In the
mill. viii h will be equipped with all
modern machinery and win b. first
class In every respect
The old Capital hotel 'nc of the
historic landmarks OF Okmulgee was
burned recently. The hotel was built
IN 1877. and served as headquarters
for the Creek lawmakcr5 when the
council was in session Aany politi'
cal schemes were hatchoh up in snat
old building and cdrr1ec TO o success
fuI termination IN the old council
house a block or two distant
This from the Bartlosy!llo Enter
prise. with his papers folded to
show the Illustrations. but conc"aline
the headings. and with ':ics Of All
about another big earthquake, l4'ooV
peopIc Killed alive" the ncws butch
on tho anuthbound Santa Re this
morning handed out papers to an eX
cited thronp. Ho got on ,hc train a.
q pulled ont IN time 20 escape th'
wrath of the Duyors Who had time &c
glance over the paper an find there
was nothing 70 IT,
Ryan. l. T.-Bob webb, a yonnf
man about twenty years old, killed
himself lt the home Of a relative
few miles west of this place last
night He vas shot through the heart
dying Immediately.
Guthrie. Ok-A charter VA uee'
issued 10 the phihh"Al" N''
Club of oklahoma City, with $1,000
capital stock. The incorporators are
J. r Harwcll. 4 Miller 4. \ Tog
gcnburc, W NJ Taylor ana 5. T
Bisbee.
Lawton, Ok-Wiford NJ. smith
vice president OF the Lawton Cham
Der OF Commerce. was chosen by tha
body al its regular meeting last even
ing to proceed Immediately to Wash
lngton to look after all matters u
which Oklahoma, Comanche COUNT
and Lawton are vitality Interested
Hugo. l. T.-Georgo W Richardson
a prominent attorney OF Hugo ant
Miss Ethel Bland or this city wer
,rsrried hero on April 20.