Settlement of Gage began in 1893 with the opening of the Cherokee Strip. It incorporated in 1904, and named for a Chicago railroad financier.
In 1901, the opening of the Kiowa-Comanche-Apache lands brought Volga German farmers to the area.
Volga German families settled in and around Hitchcock, Oklahoma.
In 1904, a large group of Volga German Lutherans settled in and around Hooker, Oklahoma.
Volga Germans settled in and around Kingfisher, Oklahoma.
Originally called Kiel, the name of the town was changed in 1928 Loyal due to continuing ill feelings as a result of World War I.
Volga Germans settled in and around Mangum, Oklahoma.
Volga Germans settled in and around Moore, Oklahoma.
Volga German families settled in and around Okeene, Oklahoma.
Many settled in the area north of Okeene along the Blaine / Major County border.
Selman is located southeast of Buffalo. Volga German families settled in and around Selman.
Volga Germans who originally settled in Lehigh, Kansas, began arriving in Ellis Co., Oklahoma, in 1900, settling in and around Shattuck. This settlement proved to be the state's most cohesive and long-lasting.