The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-31

Salisbury's orchestra far surpassed
anything ever heard in the city -
Racine Journal. At opera house No
vember 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Painter returned
yesterday from Denver, Colo. and are
at home to their friends on East Har-
rison avenue.
finest concerto. The evenings pro-
gram was faultless -Carrol Sentinel.
At opera house November g.
Rev. George r. Hall will deliver his
charming lecture, America in the
Twentieth Century" at the Christian
church Friday night, Nov. 5,
Rev. Buckuer will commence re-
vival services next Sunday. There
will be services every evening this
week at 7:aO except Saturday.
Ed Nix, who was up from Guthrie
yesterday, says the milling business is
good, and that he can sell -four along
with the best Of them. Perry Enter
prise
A Rosevile wife told her husband
that she would rather eat with a h og
than with him. lie left the table,
and, going TO the barn lot, carried a
hog into the house and tied IL 20 the
table
The comptroller OF the currency has
authorized the issuance of a certificate
20 the First National bank of shaw
nee, Ok, with a capital OF $50, 600
President, }. II Maxey Willard John
son, cashier.
Dave Copperheld and two other full
blood Usage Indians came to town the
frst OF the week and are attending the
A. and M. college. They are bright
young men and good students Still
water Populist.
Frank Porter and william Shaklee,
two inmates Of the asylum at this
place, gave the attendants having
them ia charge the dodge last Friday
night, and made good their escape. -
Norman Democrat.
The First baptist church OF this
city has secured the services Of Rev.
Edith Hill Booker, a we'll known evan
gelist OF Kansas. to hold services with
them, beginning Nov. IA Preparatory
services will be held by the pastor the
week preceding.
Ed Pentecost, who lived here years
ago, but now at Guthrie, was in the
city yesterday. For thirty months Ei
has been manager OF the Arkansas
City Milling company's warehouse al
Guthrie, and has now resigned to take
the management OF the Guthrie mill,
Arkansas City Traveller,
The Rev Theodore Bracken, sYnodical
Sabbath school missionary, will Treach h
at the Presbyterian church today,
morning and evening. The Rev, w.
o. Miles, formerly OF Peabody, Kas.,
has accepted the call Of this church,
ana will fill its pulpit regularly, be-
ginning with next Sunday.
Shawnee Quill. Guthrie has raised
$50, 900 OF $50, 900 asked by Mr.. Brown
20 insure the extension OF the Frisco
road from SApulpA to that point. The
money is TO be paid within thirty days
atter the completion OF the road. The
amount will easily be raised and, ac-
cording to Guthrie, Il insures the road
The case from Washita county, Ter
ritory VS.. Fred Horn, which comes uE
at the next term Of court, will be one
/ OF great interest aud will bring many
| Washita people 10 this city. Young
| Horn Is charged with numbering aI
old soldier by the name OF Tripp, fol
his pension moneY.-El Reno Repub
lcAn,
Sheriff Nicholas, Of Custer county
arrived in the city yesterday from
BAttleboro, VI with Henry Il Knight
who Is wanted at ArapAhoe on th
charge OF being implicated In tn
burning of the court house at Grand
Sheriff Nicholas says he had ME
trip His prisoner WAS not trouble
some and came without requisition
Hon. A. c. Scott states that his dc
feat in the mArshAlship contest doe
not mean that he will enter the tgh
for a judgeship. He will not try for
Judges place but believes that his fel
low townsman, b. II. Burwell, will b
one OF the judges. Mr. Scoits opinio
as 10 the court timber is as follows
Burford, Strang, Hainer Burwell an
Roberts -0klahoman.
Monday morning last, before th
break OF the new dawn. the principl
chief OF the Pawnees, Battiste Bay
thylle, gave up the cares ana sorrow
OF life and passed 10 his eternity's n
ward. For some time past he hA
been a sufferer from cystitis. wine
was the direct cause Of his death. Tn
remains we're inferred Monday At l2;s
D. m. in the Indian cemetery, Res
Doiph carrion conducting the services
-Pawnee Dispatch.
The sample trunks OF ". J. Has
{ representing the Lewis Lukoski NeI
. oAutile company, Of st. Louis, whole
sale millinersi we're attached yestel