The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-11
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Local Melanae.
The farmers are busy threshinR.

The farmers are busy threshinR.
The county and city issued bonds to-
lay
A local company will build brick
and manage a department store.
August is is the date of the next
homeseekers' excursion to Guthrie,
Everybody quit "knockine" and be
good for a while. Build up Guthrie.
A fellow went down street this
morning yelling "hurrah for Bryan /
and quick silver
Two extra passenger coaches are
added daily 10 the trains on account of |
the rush to Oklahoma.
McMorri and Donnelly have up
wager of S25 that they will win the
gun club medal next week .
The governors report will be ready
in about six weeks. IL win cover
about SO newspaper columns.
The ioklahoma City club has
visitors register, and about thirty
strangers are registered daily.
Judge Burfords decision this morn
Ing moves the building oat of Divis-
ion street facing Oklahoma av nue..
Railroads, coal, iron works, and
10 manufactories will extend Guthrie on
the north 10 Lawrie and on the south
70 Waterloo.
J. McCord has received the contract
TO build che shelving and counters for
the new department store in the Vein
berger building.
Doc Bronson has leased the new
Weinberger building to J. Hirsh, Of
St. Louis, who will open large de-
partmeut store on the 18th of Septem-
Der.
Next week the Territorial Epworth
! League and Ministerial Association
meets in Guthrie for a three days'
session. Over 300 representatives will
be present.
An old adage is where the Jews
locate the town booms on account Of
their public spirit" Yesterday four
new Jews rented rooms and will en-
gage in business.
The Rock Island and Santa Fe will
build from Kingfisher to Guthrie, also
from Uhichasha to Pauls Valley, and
thence to Fort Smith, Arkansas, ,-
Salt Fork Valley News.
The vineyard Of Mr. II. II. Hagan is
worth the time to see 1t. 1t will WELD
10000 pounds of grapes this season,
and he is shipping them to all parts OF
the country. This morning twenty
/ haglfafa 70 nanvar
Mrs. A. Davis, late of the Model mil.
mary store has established the New
York millinery store on the corner OF
Vine and Oklahoma. She has on the
road now boxes of goods OF the latest
styles and will soon have them ready
for inspection.
It's now Guthrie's turn TO enjoy q
railroad boom, and Charley Jones will
have TO put the one st Oklahoma City
on grind stone TO give IL keenei
edge, However, he seems to be doing
it with that Frisco extension south
east.-Salt Fork Valley News.
The Santa Fe has large force o.
men at work between Ok ahoma City
, and Guthrie. Strengthening the line
The curves in the road will all be eff.
, faced and the line to Guthrie will b,
, an air line. The improvement viii
shorten the run and otherwise prove @
saving 10 the company,
Lieutenant Charles L. willard. o.
the 33 United States volunteer infant,
ry shas opened a recruiting Office il
Oklahoma City, and win enroll a.
many recruits as possible for his regi-
meat. Lieut., Willard saw service il
Cuba with the First Texas regiment
and is well trained soldier Captain
Lee Hall, of the famous Texas im
munes, is assigned to the 33d as frs
lieutenant,
Cousin Fredriek Mckinley, accom-
panied by his wife and other mem Der
of the family, drove over TO Kinghshe
Monday and returned Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Mckinley likes the ives
: side, and suggests that as soon as tn,
: railroad is built the people OF Guthri,
, and King6sher should unite ia estab
fishing club house and grounds OF
the timarron somewhere on the hal
way liue, where they could meet fire
quently for general recreation anC
better acquaintance.--Kin Ere,
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