The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-06-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

Repair the sidewalks.
Council meeting tonight
Make ready for the Fourth.
Bloomer club tomorrow afternoon.
Old papers for sale at the LEADER
office.
rhe war stamp act is in effect to-
morrow.
Every should celebrate next
Monday.
Ben Hennessey at the opera house
tonight.
The south bound Santa Fe passen-
ger was two hours late this afternoon.
White, the Jeweler, has moved to
the new Andersen block, ZIG Oklaho-
ma Avenue. p
Coo land comfortable dining cars on
Santa Fe route are obtained by the use
of electric fans.
Recruiting officers are experiencing
very little trouble in securing volun-
teers for army service.
Swimming pool at Kress' now in fine
condition. Come and have COO
plunge. 10 cents per bath. $50
Attorney Sam Overstreet, in behalf
OF the government, will investigate
the race troubles at Norman.
White, the Jeweler, has the finest
and largest store in oklahoma. Ander-
son block, li6 Oklahoma Ave. 27 3
The Bloomers made a hit at New
kirk. The local managers cleared
s2i2.30 from the engagement.
Judge George s. Green, today, filed
with Proba'e Judge Foster his annual
report OF the John Daniels estate.
Geo. Pettifer, one OF the accused
Seminole Indian burners, was released
today, on bail from the federal jail
The windows Of the Guthrie Cash
store almost breathe patriotism. Mr..
A. J. Sampsell is an artistic window
dresser.
Thos. McGiesev, is in the city. He
is the father Of Lincoln McGiesey, the
Seminole Indian who was burned to
death at Maud, o. T.
II is claimed that four OF Hobson 8
men were Ir,shren. lie showed good
taste in selecting men from Cork for
that bottling job.-El Reno Star.
John Price, of Lexington, who has
been confined in the federal Jail on
the charge OF selling liquor without
a license was released, today, on $1,000
! bond.
A. L. Stewart, the Pawnee photog.
rapher, is not with the rough riders
and consequently not wounded, as re
ported. He is working the farmers oil
Kansas on IndisE views.
Governor Barnes today granted d
pardon to Leroy Diffenbaugh who
was convicted at Stillw water in 1895 for
grand larceny. His time would hav,
expired on the 9th OF next month
Invitations have been received IN
the city announcing the nuptia Of
. Miss Zoe, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j
z @. Fletcher, TO Mr.. Frederick BRUNEI
Hoyt, at Chandler, Monday evening
, July IL.
/ "Oh, that's all right that's beer
here good while, said a rough ride
, AS he knelt behind a rock and contin
ued to fire AZ the Spaniards. He wa
5 told by comrade passing that he wa
( fatally wounded.
0 For a cool refreshing bath, visi
B Castanien's bathing resort, mile
, north of the n. E. corner of town
, Round trip and bath soc. Leave order
oy 6 p. m. Bus ,oaves at z. Singl,
! bath l5c, two for 25c. 27-3
Chairman O'Rourke, OF the congres
'ional committee OF the Democracy o
I oklahoma, is rather emphatic that tn,
coming Democratic convention will b,
duty bound to nominate a Demoera
or congress.-Arkansas City Traveller
Miss Erma Gallihugh and Mr.. f. c
' HcC. nnell were married at the resi-
: lence OF the brides parents, near Ed
nond. The young people are wei
nown IN Southern Oklahoma. Tn,
room is quite wealthy, owning larg,
Ill interests in Pennsylvania.
Bank Examiner J. NJ. Pugl left las
light for trip TO Geary, o. T. where
ne goes TO look after the incorporation
4 bank Mr., Pugh says Oklahoma
banks are in the most prosperous con
iition they have ever been. He alst
,tated that the incorporation OF fou
] new banks was now on foot, and tina
there would be at least fftecr NOR,
=, banks established in the territor,
, during the next four months.
$ A. o. Hollenberg, who resides OF
Capital Hill, brought TO the LEApEl
Office today an original copy OF tn
!. "Ulster County Gazette" bearing dat
of Saturday, Jan. 4, 1900, and contain
ng an account of Wa hington's death
The paper is yellowed with age and /
6 a genuine copy. mir. Hollenberg ha
\ at various times been offered $50 70
! the copy, but he will not part wit
3 H. Mr. Hollenburg also possesses
fac simile copy Of the Richmond Dali,
Citizen Of July 2, 1868, printed on wal
paper.