The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-06-17
CITY in BRIEF

The infant son OF Ed Rinehart died
last night.
There are i2l teachers attending the
county normal
Wheat dropped on this morning and
selling spcculstors made good hauls.
sheriff Aikens, Of Noble county, has
petitioncd for pardon for Frank
Brown.
The Enid Wave OF Wednesday was
printed in red, white and blue in hon
or OF flag day.
The best brand OF coffee in the world
at Ramsey's. see him for anything in
the grocery line.
The Democrats favor fusion all right
but they can't swallow Pc ru na.-Te
cumseh Democrat.
Ramsey makes a speciality OF fresh
fruits and vegetables. Every thing in
the grocery line fresh,
Prof. f. d. Murdaugh, of Edmond,
delivered n lecture TO the teachers of
the normal this morning.
Judge A. N. J. Crook has resumed
the practice of law, with offices in the
Capital National Bank building.
Those little black insects are called
oat mites. They are harmless and can
be gotten rid OF by standing in the
wind.
George Anderson is the happy father
of a w pound boy which arrived at
his home last evening, Mother and
child doing well.
Mr.. J. f. Freeman, two miles south
Of Guthrie, is preparing some small
fruits for exhibition at Omaha. MIR.
Freeman Is one Of the foremost fruit
growers Of the territory.
g. M. Sharum & Co. are now occupy
ing the large store room joining them
on the west. They have it full Of the
latest things out in the dry goods,
clothing, boot and shoe line.
That immense three story brick,
stone and iron building with elevators
soon tobe erected on the corner of First
and Oklahoma Aves., will send things
whirling upwards in Guthrie.
Bob Shirley, a Pawnee whiskey sci
Ter, was released from the federal Jail
last evening, having finished Il 90 days
sentence. John Manson and Lou
Mike, timber cutters, were released on
bond.
A bill authorizing the Missouri, Kan
sas e. Pacihc Railroad company TO re-
store the channel OF the south Cana
dian river at the point OF the roao's
crossing in the Indian Territory has
passed the senate at Washington.
At the regular mt citing Of the X. Of
p. lodge the following officers were
elected: J. j. Boles, c. Chas. Pond,
V. c.; A. Booth, NJ. at A Chas Bren
gle, inner guard; Thos. Tarrants, out
er guard; j. Foucart, X. OF Il. and ).
Agents wanted for Gen. Fitzhugh
Lees own and only book on Cuba and
the SPANS war. Tremen-
dous demand. Profits SIS to S25 day.
Credit given. Freight paid. Write for
terms and outfit quick. A. B. KUnI-
MAN & Co., CaXton building, Chicago.
The commencement exercises at Sa-
cred Heart convent, in Pottawatomie
county, will be held June 2s. Sacred
Heart convent is the oldest and most
prosperous educational institution in
Oklahoma, having been founded many
years before the country was opened
to settlement.
Augustus G.. Heaton was refused
divorce from his wife, Adelaide, at
Perry, recently, by Judge Hainer. Mr.,
Heaton is one Of the foremost artists
OF this country, having sold a painting
TO the United States for So 900, and
since taking up his residence in the
territory, year ago, painted the de-
sign of the Rew lO-cent Omaha exposi-
tion stamp for the COVE Bment. The
wife, in her answer, AYERS that the
divorce was sought because shs de
clined TO mix in social circles.