The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-11
CITY IN BRIEF

Melon shipments from the city con
tihue.
Machinery for the new oil mill is
arriving.
Old Moses and the best whiskies
1il. Harrison Ave. 47tf
The Royal hotel started OIL new
hotel register today.
Grapes to sell at two cents per pound
at II. II Hagan's fam o5-3t
There was a breezy feminine fght
on Broad street Tuesday,
Kress' swimming pool is being Wis
tied daily by large numbers.
Ed Henry. OF Ramsay Bros is all
swelled up about something.
DR.. and Mrs. Long are occupying the
Fossett property on North First st.
Undertaken Rhoades will move into
his new property on East Oklahoma
next month.
IL you don't believe you have any
friends, start out with petition where
there is no money consideration.
For SALR-Th ee good BARRIERS
hairs with commodes, $40 each, OF
$50 for the lot. Capitol Hotel. o4.6'
Dennis Flynn is quoted as saying
that there will be a regular Oklaholos
rush TO Porto Rico when we have full
control of it.
A man was sentenced to sixty days
in the work hou up In Iowa the other
day for managing cooking main. he
will perhaps Remember the Maine
during al. that time .-Ponca Courier
Mr.. and Mrs Stumpff can be founC
at the Welcome, which has been re
opened by the Stumpf Mercantile Co
full line OF general merchandise a.
qe lowest prices. II
uANTED-Reliable Al persons in every
section to distribute circulars
samples, and tack signs, no canvass
ing, cash paid. WILL A. MOLTON
Co, CLEVELAND OHIO.
The Santa Fe and C. o. & G. rail
roads will run an excursion train tC
Ft. Reno Sunday. This will be tn,
last chance TO visit the fort on cheaI
rate, as the battalion will likely leav,
the first of next week for Arizona.
Yesterday Major Stone gave the bat
TALON at Fort Reno a real taste o.
army life by marching II into Ell Reno
and back TO the fort With their new
uniforms and sew guns and accoutre
ments the battalion presented a fn'
appearance.
Frank Rinehart, J ] Nelson, j. J
Austin, n. j. c. johnson, Jake Carter
George Frazier, X. Emmett Stewart
+. p. McOabe and Geo. Thornton drove
out . Brion's grove, five miles east o
Langston this morning TO attend 1
barbecue. Each one is billed for
harmony speech.
w u. Coyle and son John will b,
home tonight from q weeks tril
through the eastern part of ths ter
ritory in the interest of Mr. Coyle'
various business enterprises. Whil
in Cushing Mr.. Coyle sold to w.
Carpenter & Co. 10000 lbs, OF flour
which is equal to one carload.
Gould Baker, representing the Swif
Packing Co., is here today the CUES
OF their local agent, l.. + Kim ball
Mr. Baker says that his company will
in the near future erect a building il
Guthrie, supplied with cold storsg
facilities They aim to make this tn
largest distributing point in the south
west.
Among the secessionists Of the col
ored league convention Ct OklAhom
City who bolted the regular copven
ton and set up for themselves, az
pears the names OF the "sil " fellow
from this city, John Mathews, Georg
Thornton and George Champ. Wheth
er cashier Thornton made an homes
divy" with Mathews or Champ doe
not appear, but the administratio
fellows have no cause TO complain tina
the commodity they bought was nc
worth one hundred cents on tue do
lar for the s4i invested.