The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-16
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Railroad grading outfit are heading
for Guthrie.
The supreme court meets next Mon
day and continues all week
Property is getting high in Guthrie
almost as nigh as in Chicago
Horace Speed let the contract today
for two story brick next TO Burkc's
grocery.
What ails the driving Park ssso.ia
tonP Are we going 10 have any rae
ing this fall'
L. Chrisen, the artistic painter. is
pnttiug it on pretty at the residence
Of Judge Lowe.
a marriage license was issued to
Edwin Pollok and Bertha Watson es-
terday by Judge i ster.
The odd Fellows bought two lots
next to Allen's grocery on Oklahoma
svenie yesterday for 800
A car Of farm families were uuloaded
this noon from the passenger train.
Others will follow tonight
Messrs Gilbert end Lane, OF BostOn,
old railroad men, are in the city iu the
interest of the new 4 q s. w rond
A d Dickens, colored. was appoint
ed jailer Of the federal JAZZ ia place
OF Jaynes, who has gone 60 the Philip.
pines.
Seventeen trunks loaded with sans
| Piles from the house OF Buruham,
Hanna, Munger & Co., Kansas City,
were unloaded last evening
w. NJ. spurlock will sell the Forde
grocery stock tomorrow at 9 p. M. at
the building next to Renfrow's drug
store TO the highest bidder.
Captain Taylor, chairman OF the
Democratic county central committee,
let the contract today for six cottages
to be built on Capitol Hill
Bill Little, OF the Dawes commission,
came in this noon TO consult Bill Con
nelly, Dick Plunkett and Dennis Flynn
in reference to Bill Walkers new job.
Elk Speaker Daniels has written 10
/ Governor Barnes, informing him that
! Secretary Jenkins wants 20 be govern
or OF Oklahoma, il Mckinley is re.
/ elected.
Winfield Smith has received letters
| from capitalists Of New York asking
about the railroad boom in Guthrie
Winfield will have them out here ia a
few days.
The name Of the Sac and Fox oank,
at Stroud, has been changed TO stroud
/ State bank The officers of the bank
are j. B. Charles presiden p. S
Hoffman, vice president, and II Josey
cashier.
5. A Mann went to Oklahoma City
last evening TO JON siXtY-day en-
gagement with the Ruule KrrRer the
atrical company. Mrs. Mann and the
little one will visit her parents 10 ri
Reno
John 5 Sueed came up from Pur-
cell yesterday. H. won the lot on the
southeast corner of Harrison aud First
street, after seven years fight with
over ten contestants lie is figuring
on putting mp brick.
Pentecost g. WILDER, wholesale meat
and feed men, are doing an excellent
business. They have sold FIVE carloads
thus far this month, and have ten car
loads TO be delivered. They say that
Guthrie is the best wholesale point in
|, Oklahoma.
j. A. Fretwell, who has been oper-
ating some sort of patent right in
various towns of the territory and
swndling the people, has been taken
back 10 Georgia to answer charges OF
swindling in that state in the same
line Of business He was arrest d al
Dixie, Pawnee county.
The following blanket Indians were
sent to their Usage fa~ms this morn
ing, they having served out four
months sentence for introducing and
disposing of whiskey in the Osage ma
tion. Jim Blaine, Fred Mocarvie He
schamor Joe Cheshewalla and Paul
Albert.
Frank Laux, the coming man Of this
county, has just drawn map sh owing
the quarter sections over which the
Oklahoma q Eastern railroad IS to be
run; also some other roaus Parties
wanting TO be Informed should call
and see the map. He has the contract
TO furnish the right OF way abstracts
for the various railroad companies.
The Oklahoma excerimeut station
will make quite an extendedexhibita al
the meeting of the Agricultural, Hor.
ticultural and Irrigation AS ociation
which is TO be held in Oklahoma City.
August l7-ls. The evhibit will con.
sist OF three sections devoled respec-
lively to varieties OF grapes, insects
affecting the grape and ways Of des-
troying them, aud varieties Of wheat