The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-23
CITY IN BRIEF
Hermann. the violiulst.

Jaeger a MltiinRcr are putting IN
cotton compress at Purcell.
Help the First Regiment band by at
tending the Hormann performance.
The Kay county Republican issued a
handsome town boom edition this week.
The north bound Santa lie passenger
was two hours late yesterday. Derailed
car.
Notice the change of date In the Kin
derearten school announcement this
morning.
Hermanns appearance in this city will
be the occasion Of an outpouring OF artis-
tic society.
Oklahoma produces two lawyers pecu-
liarly named One John Crank, the other
Chris Swindle.
Perry. Oklahoma City and shawnee are
having serious trouble with short weight
cotton buyers.
The rolls to be furnished the Dawes
commission by the Chlckasaw nation Will
soon be completed
New Oklahoma postmasters: c. A.
Spencer, Osborn, Grant county, vice !. w.
Hanneuan, removed.
HM. Wixon's cash store opened for
son avenue Yesterday
Pawnee has citizen named Redwine,
but the strongest prohibitionist Is not
afraid 10 look upon him.
Shawnee people are plastering Lincoln
county with sign boards, all reading
shawnee so many miles.
Highest cash price paid for territorial
warrants. Call on or address VIM. s.
Speer, hotel Okla Guthrie.
Tom Gaines, charged with the murder
of JEFF Colbert near Grant, has been held
without bail. Both colored.
Perry is developing into a circus town.
Lemons show exhibited there yesterday
and Hall appears there today.
At Lacey the 2-year-old child Of Will
liam Rose fell into kettle Of boiling
water and was scalded TO death.
For rent-lTwo nicely furnished rooms,
bath room in connection. Cal at 3l9 +.
Cleveland avenue John Buenting.
Report comes from saltwater thai
! Green Bullirog, an Indian, was attacked
! by a panther In the mountains and
| killed.
Two attaches Of Haiis circus were al.
reste and fined S16 and costs each yester-
! Sharum's store.
Halls pony and dog show drew larg,
| crowds yesterday afternoon and evening
| The performances were creditabe apt
| the people seemed pleased.
Sisters Rosalie and Margaret left yes
| terday FOR tour Of territory towns
| They are collecting money for a new
school 10 be established by the chu 'ch a
| Okarche.
Three thousand people participated II
| the Iowa anniversary opening at Chand
Ter yesterday IL was a gala day, marret
only by the absence Of the chief speaker
d. T. Flynn.
relied last night During the tumul
Nollapue drove his fet into the Kid
face, and caused DR.. Chas. Smith to dres
a broken jaw.
Don Lawhead, OF Newkirk. and Or
Southard Of Perry, are applicants for j
II. Hayighorsts place in the Perry court
| Lawhead feels certain he viii be clerk e
Bierer's successor.
The following patents have beer
granted OklGnomans: Elias Ackers, o
| Guthrie, cultiyatOrs; Joseph &. Dunham
/ Norman, window; William ;. Parman
Stlllwa.er, fire escape.
Mr.. VIM. Biucoe writes from Ann Ar
| tor. Mich, that he is greatly improved
| in health and is feeling better than h
| has for mGuy months. lie will arriv
home about the middle OF October.
They have stirred mp short-wcigh
4 cotton buyer in Shawnee aud they ar
| making IL warm In the old town for him
! Every city in Oklahoma, In the cotto
! belt. should keep sharp lookout 70
short-wcight cotton dealers.
In lighting over a contested claim tw
| farmers in d county, c. l.. Dawson Rllel
Bob peregon with pitchfork. As esti
mated by land officials there have bee
more than hundred men killed in sucl
cases,
John Ingram, marshal OF Pryor Creek
was fined 81 and costs In the commission
er's court for interfering with the court
ship CT William Milligan ami Mrs. Seeley
a widow. The marshals visit was re
| hection on the Widows character,
Guthrie camp No. .. Woodmen Of Tn
| World, will give a ball and supper Wed
nosday evening. September 10Th, AZ th
| X Of T.. hall. Tickets for sale at Wal
lace q Mnllers and 10y members. j B
Towers, A. C. Bishop, i. =. Dcughtiti
committee.
Millinery opening-Septembe ~, 9
and %, Monday, Tuesday aud Wednes
day, ] will have on display the most sty
llsh line OF pattern hats, walking hat
and sailors ever shown In this marke
All ladies are inyit d TO examine m
styles and prices. Mrs A. =. Saunderi
lO7 Oklahoma avenUe.
On account Of the crowded condition Z
the public schools and the conseQuer
need Of additional teachers the board {
education has arranged another eXamina
zion OF applicants for positions IN th
public schools at the Central scho,
building on October aud p, 1897 Thei
are now 10 more pupils enrolled IN th
white schools than at the same time la.
year and prospects OF many more enter
ing soon.
The territorial normal at Alva Opene
d yesterday with an enrolment OF siXt,
one. This beats the first days enrol
ment OF the opening of the normal at Et
mond boy half and the complete success
this normal Is now assured. presidel
Ament is more than pleased lie told
reporter for The Leader that twenl
more had assured him that they won
start I'm few weeks The teirltoei
I ran a arf.