The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-01
CITY in BRIEF.

NJ. 4. Hurlburt Is on tue SICK ilhts
Democratic ward primaries tonight.
Let Democrats attend to-night's pri
maries.
Mrs. J. Y. Callahan is seriously ill at
Kingtisher.
Gee whillikinsl How the patriots
did plaster the stamps today.
John Furrow, who is sick with ty-
phoid malaria, was a triAe improved
today.
Itis thought that Capt. Boynton, in
stead OF being tent to Cuba, should go
TO Norman
Dr. e. A. Pierce is securing the ter
ritory for real rough riders TO go with
him TO Cuba
Perry Titus, the new live stock agent
OF the Santa Fe, is in the city from
Kansas City.
Trinity Church, corner Of Broad and
Noble. Confirmation service tonight
at $ o'clock.
Williard Lester and Miss Grace Ar
nett were married last evening by
Judge Foster.
Judge Pancoast's well known flyer.
prince Royal" from Perry. is in
training at the fair grounds.
Prof. Lehrer is preparing some Re
member the Maine music for the
Stroud 4th of July celebrate n.
Swimming pool at Kress' now in 6ne
condition. Come aud have coo
plunge. 10 cents per bath. $50
The Shawnee papers are roaring bit
terly They declare Pottawatomie has
been etcrnally, dodgastedly ignored.
Gyps7 Lawn social at L. f. kim.
bal S, corner Noble and Capitol boule.
ward, Tuesday evening, July 5th. 81
The advertising car OF the Fore
paugh-Sells Bros circus, which ap
pears here July 2s, will arrive IN IN,
city Monday.
The Bloomer ball club arrived in tn,
city on a special car this morning, anC
crossed bats with a local nine at tn,
fair grounds this afternoon.
WANTED-A good girl for genera
P house work and one that can milk
I COW. Good wages to the right party
, MRS. II. II. REEVES
The governor has recommended tn
honorable discharge Of Rough Rider
James Shockey, OF Perry, and L. l.
G Luther, OF Pawn se, who are sick a
; Tampa.
The following Pythian knights wen
. to Mulhall last night and assisted i
initiating a number of X z. cand
dates: q. II. Dodson, S, 5. Voss, ~ /
y Cheadle, w. II. Merton, +. III. Greei
Is J. 5. Collins, j. j. Boles and c. Clarl
3 GA portion OF the testimony in tn
= case OF Ceral Hsrgo, charged with b,
- ing implicated IN the murder of Mr.
Is Laird, near Maud, was heard by con
10 missio ner Pfendler, yesterday. III
er case was continued until August ?.
&c j. Il. Freeman, a farmer living tv
RS and half miles south OF town, has
=. novel motive power for his threshir
machine. 1t is a large wind mill, al
b its use is highly suec0ssful Mr. Ere
I'd man said 1t had the advantage Of eau
er ing no fires
an There will be some good races at Il
IL fair grounds, July 4th. Among Il
i horses now on the ground are Lac
Maud, Kittie Kester, Nell, Lift
Queen, Willie G. Monte Cristo, Sho
Ne, Rosewood, Mollie Gopher, Rowe
Girl, Dorley jr., Katydid, Cora l., Ii
tie Joe, Pappoose, Kasper, Joe On
h' oak Grove, Klondike, Grace Roi, o.
Medium.
Lieut. Gordon Bennett Finley r
20 turned from Guthrie this morniI
feeling jubilaRt over his appointment
b rhe Wave believes Finley would nal
!, good soldier. Today he is havir
y ais captain Uniform made int q secoI
: ieutenant pattern The hardest il
>, Finley will have before going 10 II
var is TO leave his girl behind him.
4, enid Wave.
n John McGrath, one OF Oklahoms
Iuarintine inspectors, said today tn
d reXas fever had not appeared TO Il
IL Xtent that was redicted sever
months ago. Ticks W, re numerous
r many parts Of the territory, but ca
.lemen had been more careful than
Il, past years and killed most OF them b
r. fore fever developed. High prices Z
a 'attle had done more To prevent u
prevalence OF fever than the most ri
ps i'd inspection.