The Globe-republican., 1897-07-01
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Washington.
Guthrie is quiet again-the pie brig
ade has decamped.
Guthrie needs canning factory, Z
creamery and a cotton compress.
Harvest hands from Iowa are help
ing to care for Oklahomas big whe4
crop.
The Choctaw railway people are pre-
pairing to build line to the coal sheds
at Fort Reno.
In Greer county it has been neces
sary to replant some cotton on account
of army worms.
South McAlester is the first town OF
the two territories to reach the 100 in
the shade mark this season.
John Woods killed seven wolves and
two foxes on the Winding Stair noun
tain last week while after load of
cedar.
An Oklahoma girl. near Carney, finds
boomers just as convenient to wear
when blowing corn as when riding a
bicycle.
Davis is to have three new chur ches,
stOcl1yards, opera house, new bank
building, and several other smaller en-
terprises.
September Is has been named by the
directors of the Tennessee-Centennial
exposition as '.Oklahoma Free Homes
League day.
Oklahoma is now sending from if
teen to twenty cars of wheat, a dozen
cars of potatoes and several of fruit to
northern market daily.
Chickasha and Anadarko are now
connected by telephone. 1t is under
stood that this line is to be extended
to Fort Sill and to Rainy Mountains.
The board of regents of the Agricul-
tulal and Mechanical! college IN session
at Saltwater reelected all of the old
members of the faculty for the ensuing
year.
Miss Loro Beck, Perry waiter girl,
has made two attempts to kill herself.
Thanks to the ever-present stomach
pump: she is still in the land of the
living.
The saloon business is legitimate
six days in every week in Oklahoma,
from a. m, until 12 midnight. The
proprietors pay for that privilege, and
the law approves it.
The wheat crop of the world is away
short, and there is no decent reason
why every bushel of Oklahoma wheat
should not bring from go to 65 cents
for July market delivery.
Governor Barnes has received a pc
tition asking for the removal of Chris
tian Arthlad as probate judge of ID.
county on the ground that he is not a
practicing attorney as required by law.
Is the fact that an Indian always
leaves an order for a coffin when going
for the doctor due to his habit of doing
everything backwards, or his unbound
ed faith in the White Medicine man?
The Noble county Agricultural Asso-
citation will meet at Perry July 10th to
elect officers, consider plans for hold
ing county fair and arrange for SER
les of lectures under the supervision of
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege.
II. W. Bridges. son of Colonel L. L.
Bridges of Guthrie, has been elected
vice president of the National Associa-
tion of Railway Postal Clerks of Pbila.
delphia. Young Bridges is st. Louis
boy and is only a5 years old, and this
high honor conferred upon him shows
the estimation in which he is held. He
is now in charge of the mail transfer
station of the Seventh.
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National Convention at San Francisco,
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