The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-30
CITY In BRIEF.

Santa Fe half rates to Kansas CITY and
return.
over 100 tickets have been sold for the
lecture course.
Ten carloads OF cotton were shipped
south last night.
Some woll-wRshed old rags wanted at
The Leader office.
w. j. skidmore. Of WatoHgR, has been
granted patent on wagon brake.
The cotton market IL fairly booming
The average receipts reach $50 bales a
day.
Lots Of men would willingly work for
their board-if they could fnd someone TO
| work.
For rent-Two nicely furnished rooms !;
bath room In connection. Call at $40 T. .
Cleveland avenue. John Buenting.
The Choctaw railroad is offering rate
OF s5 round trip TO Eureka Springs on
October 2; tickets good until october q.
ShAwnees electric lights were turned
on Tuesday night and the city was brill
liantly Illuminated for the first time In
Its history.
The Ladies' Relief Corps. OF Seward,
VIII give an Ice cream supper al the G.
A. R hall Saturday night, Oct 2. All
are Invited.
Miss Loa Hoffman, who returned from
Galveston very III last week, with Mrs.
and Miss Emerson, is now much improved
and was able 10 ride out yesterday.
Mike Mcdonald says n the officers will
walt until he gets his visit out with
friends In town he will leave. Al present
sam Waller, deputy sheriff, has Melon
aid In custody.
Captain Summer, 4. s. A, goes TO Ok
lahoma City today TO inspect Company G.
On Sunday he Will return TO Guthrie,
when Company A will be given a drill
and inspection at the fair grounds.
John Selstrom, who was shot by Deputy
| Hicks, Tuesday, rested easy yesterday
The doctors say no internal injuries are
noted and that Selstr0m will be able TO
be out In few days. Hicks Is still IN
jail and will be vigorously prosecuted.
n. Il Bryan sheriff Of d county. was
| in town yesterday on his way home from
Lansing, kan, where he has been with
| prisoners j, w. Maddox and Calvin
| Lawson, who were sentenced for life.
Both prisoners were taken withourbeing
irOned.
w. c. Glenn, deputy district clerk at
| Perry, has advised Sheriff Lake 10 ap-
| point deputy at Pawhuska, so as To be
/ dble 10 handle the Olslness without delay
when court conyenes here in November.
;. C. Lane Is the deputy district clerk at
Pawhuska.-Pawnee Dispatch
There Will be a meeting OF the congre-
cation OF the First Presbyterian church,
OF Guthrie, o. T., for the purpose OF
electing pastor ana the transaction Of
any business that may be brought before
IL, on Saturday evening, October 1, 1897,
al o'clock. Il. Saunders, clerk Of the
session.
ID. l.. Turner came In from Fort Worth,
Tex, yesterday morning. A case OF yell
low fever was reported in that city the
day previous. and he slipped away. The
stricken man came there from beaumont
They have cut the railroad track at one
point and threaten vengeance TO all par
ties coming north from the infected dis
trict.
Captain Lincoln II. Sumner, OF the
Tenth United Stats infantry. stationed
at Fort Reno inspected Company A, Ok
lahOma National Guards, last evening,
the company under command OF Captain
ARIEL putting up creditable drill. Cap.
tain Sumner Is under orders from Wash
ington 10 inspect the various militia com
panles throughout the territorY