The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-16
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Burnie Hastings, 10 years old was
killed by gi, saw Ia the Burns ect~
ton gin near loud Chief
The Negro Republicans Of 1ndian
territory will meet at south McAlester
in mass convention on November 80 TO
perfect their political organization.
The territorial grand lodge, Inde~
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows. will
hold three days session in Ell Reno,
beginning Monday. October i6.
John b. May. tor years grand secre-
tary vt the terrtoriay grand lodge of
odd Fellows and editor Of the okiaho.
ma Odi Fellow. died at FL Reno q
consumption.
Mayor lie Roberts has issued proc
/ 3amation for an election to be held on
November II, at Ponca City, TO vote
bonds for the construction OF a s25, 900
water works system
Jseob Jones, a Cherolsee Indian, " ho
has been work ng at the school for the
last year, and Lettie Plumlee, Ia
year-old white girl Of this place,
eloped two weeks ago, and nothing
has since been heard OF the couple by
the girls parentR---Cloud Chief Herald.
Next Friday the football team Of
Kingfsher college will meet the foot
ball team OF the university OF cisla-
homa at. Norman. Both clubs are
strong. They played game two years
ago, the university club winning.
For robbing John swank of $50 OF.
the street at Saltwater Boys Strop was
arrested last week, ind cted by the
grand jury, pleaded guilty to grand
larceny, and was sentenced TO one year
in the penitentiary.
Isaac Rush, Of Stroud, o. T., who
succeeds to the position of department
commander of the G.. a. r. of Oklaho-
ma, has been in Enid for several days
in consultation with local mem bers
and to secure all papers and docu-
ments belonging to the department.
which were in Captain Hassler's pos
session.
South McAlester Capital; At Cam
eron yesterday three prisoners named
Bob Tate, John Peterson and John
Burns, charged with train robbery,
attempted TO break jail. They sue
ceeded in overpowering one of the
guards and opening the door and were
in the act of escaping when the other
guards, who had been TO dinner, ar
rived. The prisoners were driven into
the jail and handcutfed and were then
brought to this place for safe keeping.
South McAlester Capital Several
people may be surprised to learn that
Burney McAlester of South cAlester
had joined .he army OF benedicts. On
September nth Mr.. McA ester, accom-.
panied by Miss Asa Jewett, went out
TO Judge Shoat's to attend the mar
riage of James Fitzgerald to Miss
Sudye McAlester, Buns only sister
While The guests were having nice
time =, a and Mss Asa stepped into
another room and were quietly mar
ried half an hour sooner than Mr.. and
Mrs Fitzgerald. All the guests were
in ignorance OF the marriage except
Mrs. j. j McAlester, and most people
are yet.
Norman Transcript; j. A. Hullom
will feed his cattle on the Adams
place in the Chickasaw nation this
fall. He has contracted for 5000
bushels of corn from Mr.. Adams, 5000
from Mr.. Adkins and 5000 from Mr..
Wolf. paying 20 cents per bushel,
gathered and delivered on the place.
He elso gets all the stalks from which
the ls 600 bushels are gathered and
will turn his $500 head Of cattle into
the field ss soon as the corn is gath
cred. Captain Bishop ~ now receiv-
ing the corn and cribbing il, lie says
it averages about AZ bushels TO the
acre
For all fresh cuts or wounds, in
either the human subject or in AMI
male, as dressing, BADbARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT is excellent; while
for sores on working horses, especially
IL slow to heal, or suppurating, its
healing qualities are unequaled. Price
25 and 81 cts. Sold by II. B. Lille 81
Co. and Wheeler a. Son.