The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-14
CITY IN BRIEF.

Postofiice Book Store.
wanted-Good cook at No. All East
Noble. Call this morning.
Ladies, try Kenton baking powder.
For sale by all leading grocers.
A Snap-A Groom cottage aud five
lots for sale. Inquire II. II Hagan.
Judge j r. Scott has been elected
captain Of the NewltirlS military com
pany.
For Rent-A lO-room house; bath
room attached Inquire of II. II.
Hagan.
Sixty-one students have enrolled for
the summer school at the Business
college.
Your old machine counts for big
money when you trade with Ralph
Sesy. Rem-Sho
Miss Anna Bigger, teacher OF voice
culture, piano and theory, Studio, lis
East Oklahoma avenue.
Special sale on stationery at Lilies
drug store balance Of this week; also
great cut in price OF books
kildare Journals with a navy
strong as Sampson and as Schley as a
fox, Dewey remember the Maine2
Losr-A black Poland China sow,
weighing about l75 pounds. r. d.
Curtis. Leave word at Hopkins store.
Students may enroll yet today and
Monday for the normal and public
school work at the Capital City Busi-
ness College.
1t is not to late to enroll for the nor
NAL and public school work at the
Capital City business college. The
fourth extra teacher will be added on
Monday.
WANrEp-A man cook for party of
eight 10 make a two months overland
trip TO Colorado and return. None
but FIRST class cook need apply. Ad-
dress Ad. d, LEADER.
A close observer remarks that three
fourths OF all those who have failed
10 pass muster i'm the army are vic-
Tins OF cigarette smoking which SER
ously affects the lungs and heart.
saltwater State: AL Karaker and
Bill Thatcher were taken to Guthrie
by Heck Thomas today TO answer TO
charges found by the United States
grand jury of breaking into the post
Office at Cimarron.
Ponca Courier: Mrs. j. +. Ross,
wife OF the superintendent of Indian
schools at Genoa, Neb., has been visit
ing her old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Salem Fouts, west of the city. She
left for Guthrie today.
The excavation has been commenced
for 25-foot addition on the Daily no
tel, which will add about twenty
rooms 70 the house. Manager Jones
is making the Daily one of the best
hotels in the southwest.
Tecumseh Republican: Charley Rem
fro, OF Douglass, Kan, and William
Renfro, OF oklahoma City, came in
last Friday TO attend the funeral Of
their brother, Thrrston, which oe-
cured Sunday They remained until
after the preliminary trial of the Fid-
dler boys.
A wolf chase win be held next Sun
day on the Cimarron north OF this
city. The start viii be made about .
o'clock, one mile above the bridge.
Several gray wolves have been killing
stock in that neighborhood and viii
be hunted down. All lovers of the
sport are invited TO participate.
Kildare Journal: Tom Deal, the
popular manager Of the Foster Lum-
Der company in this city, has sold the
residence now occupied by him and
belongs TO the company, 10 the First
Methodist church for parsonage.
Mr.. Deal will begin this week the
erection of a handsome home OF his
own in the west part Of the city.
Tecumseh Republic: Hon. Wright
Christian and Mrs. Carrie Wiese were
married at El Reno on Tuesday even
ing, May B. Mr.. Christian is one OF
Tecumseh's best and most influential
citizens, while Mrs Wiese was for
merly resident Of this city and for
short time resided i'm shawnee. They
are now on wedding tour and will be
at home 90 their friends i'm this city
when they return. The Republican
extends congratulations.
The reward offered by the Rock Is
land for the capture OF the outlaw,
Dick West, who was killed near this
place, has been paid 10 William Eos
sett, William 1ighlman and Heck
Thomas and Sheriff Frank Rinehart
Tho money was divided equally among
them. There Is still due for Vests
capture aud death 81 900 from the
United States postoiice department
and $500 each from the Adams Express
company and the Wells, Fargo Ex-
press company,
Perry Enterprise Miss Ida Crane
called on City Attorney Oliphant yes.
terday and complained that C. B Mur-
phrie had promised 10 marry her, and
kept putting the matter Oft until she
was tired Of waiting. She explained
that delays Of this kind are somewhat
dangerous, even among colored people
and insisted that Mr.. Murphrie com
ply with his agreement. The city at.
torney sent out the ultimatum with
twenty-four hours 10 comply, or abide
che consequence and in less than half
the time given the two were made one
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