The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-22
CITY IN BRIEF.

Hall pony and dog show eNhiblts AZ IS
land park today.
Hear the Miller sisters at Falrheld's
Wednesday evening.
Chas. johnson wins the postoflice at
lmo, Garfield county.
A delightful program will be rendered
at Fairhelds Wednesday evening
J.H. Chapel, an old soldier, died last
week at Parkland, Lincoln county
Twenty three car loads Of merchandise
were received at the Santa Fe depot yes
terday.
The Pomeroy cattle stealing case in the
district court was given 10 the Jury last
evening.
The people OF Lincoln county are cele-
brating the opening oi the Iowa lands at
Chandler.
Fumigated lett.r, received here from
the south have sixteen holes punched 10
the envelope.
Harrison was sold yesterday 10 Greer and
Others for $4,000.
Come and eat pumpkin pie and dough
nuts like your mother made at Fairheld's
Wednesday evening
Chas. Miller and Dana Booth formerly
Of this city, have opened Job printing
oftice at Arkansas City.
At Pawnee the coroner's jury returned
verdict that Fannie Hall was shot and
killed by her husband, Frank Hall.
For rent-Two nicely furnished rooms /;
bath room in connection. Call at $40 T..
Cleveland avenue. John Buenting.
n. Foutz. OF Carney, was in the city
yesterday looking for cotton -pickers. He
hired fifty and wants seventy more.
II il now certain that the First Regi-
ment band will 20 TO Kansas City. II
will leave Monday and stop at Topeka en-
route.
The opening of the Fair last night was
largely attended. The City Mandolin
club furnished music and Ritzhaupt
er7ed refreshments.
A kindergarten and primary school
opens Wednesday, Sept. %, corner OF
broad and Noble. Terms 81 80 per month
Mrs. Almont Clark Hixon.
North side division Of the Christian
church will give a pumpkin pie social al
j. b. Falrheld's Wednesday evening
September %. Refreshments i0c Every.
body welcome.
The Kansas City journal contains a
half column interview with Mr.. IL. II
| HaRan Of this city Mr.. Hagan is always
wide-awake ard never fails to get I'm q
good word for his town and territory.
An Arkansas City firm advertlses a,
| follows. THE Money Gatherers associa
tion says to bring on your outlawed note,
and accounts, especially those that arr
against parties living IN the strip, as W,
are having boom In collections in Okla
homa.'
The attendance az the public schools
| yesterday reached eco (white) pupils
! This is 100 more than for the same perioC
last year. Three teachers were discon
/ tinued at the Lincoln school YESTERDAY
and the eighty eight pupils rearrangeC
under the teachers left.
Millinery opening-September %. Q
and 81, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, l will have on display the most sty
lish line OF pattern hats, walking hat
and sailors ever shown in this market
| All ladies are invited TO examine m
STILES and prices. Mrs A. =. Saunders
l07 Oklahoma avenue.
A rumor comes from TT. sin 10 the ef
feet that fifteen COmanche Indians hav,
been sentenced TO pay heavy punishment
for engaging In ghost dancing. The pun
ishment Is strict confinement for thirt,
days ami Withholding OF the Quarterl,
payment FOR year There are 200 Othe
COmanches to be tried for the same OF
fense,
Reaves Bros. are making preparation
| 70 open first class vaudeville theatre ii
this city. They are now Ia communica
tion with eastern managers and prOpos
TO have galaxy OF bright attraction
| during the winter season. theatre
building Is being erected on their lot oI
! West Harrison avenue. lt will he openel
to the public by Nov. /.
Joe Doe, supposed to be related to th
| well known John Doe, was arrested In
Reno this morning by Marsha, Hudspeth
and turned over TO Constable Hancock
Of Cedar township, Logan county. Hel
| wanted FOR Burglary and larceny commit
ted in Logan county Saturday night
The officer placed him on a horse, tie
him on and struck out for Cedar townshi
with him. Ell Reno Bell.
Assistant Secretary Smithson yesterda
issued the following charters: Chocta'
| Manufacturing company, Shawnee
Okla capital stock q coo: directors
Robert Reed, Henry Ryan, H. X. Doane
Joseph +. Eads and III. q. Beard; tn
company is TO manufacture seeders an
| cultiyators. Tyron Congregations
church, Tyron, Lincoln county, Okla.
trustees, +. }, Pentland, j =. Tyron an
J. N. Shoemaker.
The Champaign Qll.) Daily Gazette o
the 2nd contains several columns de
scriptive Of Oklahoma and It's crops
based on interviews with President Nor
row, OF the Agricultural college, who Wa
visiting hack there. lie also lectured Z
an audience which filled large operI
house, on "Oklahoma," and had his repu
tation for truth and veracity not beef
well established In that community the
would have considered him gilt-edg
prevaricator. Mr.. Morrow can alway
be depended upon to put In good licks 10
| Oklahoma at any time and in any place
Oklahoma Globe.
Educate Your nowsl. wIlh casearet..