The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-10

This day is rotton.
The water melen season will last
until Novem Der 10.
The county attorneys office was
moved today to the county court
house.
The Sons oi Hermann will give an
other of their delightful dances at
their hall, on Second street, tonight.
The Coyle oil mill started up yester-
day for tb rall and winter run. Mr.
Coyle has ON hand 700 tons Of cotton
seed.
Probate Judge Foster yesterday
married Geo. GeArheart, aged 90, and
Miss Money j. McCollum, age 49, both
of Carney.
Yesterday the cash receipts of the
Wells Fargo express office here were
the largest for any one day in the past
six mouths. They amounted to $3.50.
day received large shipment OF fine
Harwood guitars, mandolins, banjos
and Estey organs.
Judge Irwin has seven murder cases
on the different dockets Of his circuit
He will hear two cases at Cheyenne,
one at Arapahoe and Two at Cloud
Chief
shawnee ladies have organized a
German club, and will study the Ger
man language. German servant girls
will now be treated Just like one of
the family"
Dust sand, sawlogs and paper fill
the air today The wind shrieks
mournfully, and all nature is sad.
This is one of the days when Guthrie
would rather have no visitors.
oklahomon: The Guthrie people
are after attractions for their coming
carnival and are getting them. There
Is nothing like a good fair to draw
crowds and our sister city will reap
rich benefits from her carnival.
Sheriff Thompson, Of Roger Mills
county, arrived in Guthrie last night
e with Ed Williams aud Frank Smith
who are indicted for murder. Williams
y and Smith were brought to Guthrie
for safe keeping
4 Augustus G Heaton, Of Washington
ID. c.. will arrive in oklahoma City on
the 18th to teach an art class. BE
I will be here six months, Mr. Heator
is an artist OF note and his coming
a will give lovers of art a rare opportu
nifty to secure competent instruction. -
Oklahoma City Times-Journal.
Bert Concannou, formerly clerk o.
lhe Hotel Royal in this city, is under
I arrest at oklahoma City charged will
robbing the safe of the Gladston,
+. hotel at Arkansas City OF S326. Con
cannon was clerk Of the Gladstone
and could not account for the loss o
- the money He was discharged by thu
p management, and returned to Okla
homa City where he was arrested
|, yesterday.
+ Rev. Thomas Dixon, OF New Ysrk
has been secured by the lBoung ladie
/. OF the Sans Souci society, who hav'
o charge OF the lecture bureau, for thi
season to deliver a lecture here Satnr
day night, October IA. Rev. Dixon i
d very eloquent speaker, his lectures
9 being Of a sensational nature. He ha
filled TalmsgeS pulpit in Brooklyn
. for number of years. .-Oklahomi
~ City Times Journal.
3. The brewers are not asleep. lhe.
:, will make a stronger effort than eve
e
:. beer in the Indian Territory and the,
~ are likely 10 win. The brewers ar,
heavy campaign contributors and cal
It bring heavy pressure to bear on th
Is Republican leaders to secure wha
e they want. There are evidences tina
some Of this work is being done here
- in the territory and that pressure
is being used on those that have polit
:, ical weight. Vinita Leader.
p Pr G. H. st. Johns lecture to mel
n last Sunday afternoon was a notable
/, effort Every man ia this city shoulC
l. have heard il. The doctor Is remark
ably clear exponent of the laws gov
erning the physical and moral nature
OF man. Fully 100 men listened to DR.
st. John last Sunday. 1t ought TO b'
600 next Sunday The doctor is I
graduate in law, medicine and the
ology, has travelled extensively, and II
fully equipped to speak strongly or
y the relations of man TO society, gov
!. ernment and God.