The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-11-21
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Local Happenings Of city and Terri
tory Briefly Told.

Local Happenings Of city and Terri
tory Briefly Told.
Judge Dale cleared $4,000 from his
Oklahoma City property.
Fred Myers. formerly of the Royal,
is looking for a hotel location.
A big bunch of Jenkins endorse
ments went washingtonward today.
The Grau Opera company will give
Guthrie date in January for $1,000.
There will be at least four box par
ties formed to witness Robson's Hen.
rietta."
The Santa Fe will give reduced rates
on account of the Stuart Robson en-
tertainment.
AT Oklahoma City last week John
shartel sold $4,000 worth of property
in two days.
vance's bowling parlors are stlll
popular. Local experts are making
great records.
All the cotton seed that has been
marketed in Guthrie this fall can be
put in barrel.
, There were $500 people who drew
claims in the Lawton district and of
this number LOIS failed to file.
Relinquishments are the order OF
The day in the three new counties.
ghey run over sixty a day for each
ofrice.
The Shawnee Oil company has de-
cided to sink hole 1000 feet deep on
its property near that city and see
what can be found.
+ Have you voted? Cast these for
c.. then" Such and similar re-
marks were heard on the streets to
r day All are interested in the Lead
! ers coupon contest
} The temporary loss caused by New
kinks fire will be permanently to the
e advantage of that town, as the frame
buildings destroyed viii be replaced
by brick or stone buildings.
I John Golobie thought this today;
4 The man who sticks to the truth,
who always does the manly, noble
thing, however it may affect himself,
will find the reaction upon his own
character has been salutary. He will
. find himself reinforced tenfold for the
great battle of life"
a Judge John H. Burford, unless con-
: ditions change, is in line for reappoint-
ment ss chief justice. It is said that
/. the attorney general in discussing
a Oklahoma affairs, said that he had in
quired into Judge Burford"s official
record and nothing was found that
:. could be urged against reappointment.
q Old Chief Geronimo is back on the
reservation from six months so
journ at the Pan-American exposition.
J. He learned several new bluffs at poker
/. cards while in the East which he viii
e proceed to show the man who is fool
e ish enough to try titles with him in
c the great American game.
Horace Hagan is mt" Horace said
today-he did, he I'D: "A rich mind
will cast over the humblest home a
& radiance of beauty and wholesomeness
which an upholsterer or a decorator
can never equal. Emerson says,
S There is no beautifier of complexion,
:. form, or behavior, like the wish to
=. scatter Joy, and not pain, around us "
Delegate Flynn said today that no
federal appointments will be made
Tor Oklahoma until after congress
y convenes. Flynn expects to be con
e suited by President Roosevelt in the
? distribution of all Oklahoma patron
u age, and the claim is made that any
candidate who hopes TO become gov
ernor of Oklahoma, IN case Governor
y Jenkins should retire, could not get
re appointment without Flynn's in
= dorsement.
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