The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-11-09


SO worth of paint from tile Guthrie
Wall Paper and Paint company.
r VI Everly holding No. 500. drew
q SO don az Lime
r NJ Morris. holding 40 S55 drew
the twenty fourth prize. 81 90 worth
OF groceries from h VI. Chester
S. r. Rusby. holding No $40, drew
drew prize No "a. a So pair Of ace
curtains from Ramsay's.
H. G. Lowe, with No. $50. drew a
81 pair of gloves from Tom JenkhsL
II h. Gooch. drew the 3lst prize.
$3.50 worth OF cotton sacks from y J.
Heilman
G. V. Blabe Dire = prize No. 80, with
no, S32, 1850 worth of coffee from the
cBamcr Grocery company.
j. A.. purvlance. with No. S04. drew
the eth prize, q 80 pound sack Of
flour from the Guthrie Milling com
pany.
prize No 81. drawn by Cbas. @.
Carr. with No. S04. drew a similar
prize from the Anderson Grocery
company
y. f. Harris drew the 4th prize with
No SO. q 81 pocket knife.
n l.. Tllmage won the 46tk prize
with No. $50. 81 worth Of seed
Prize Nos. as. SO. 53. "a. and Sc
were drawn by Nick Stephens. s. r.
Cassius. ID. Sassidy. VIM Hopkins aDS
H. u. Gooch. and each got a SO cef
box of candy with Nos. S21. $40, 500,
and SOC.
Live Stock Exhibit and Prizes.
The live stock exhibit yesterday
afternoon was the best ever shown In
the city and Logan county farmers
took much interest in the event Mule
colts were exhibited by a. NJ Rhodes.
Il. S. Haws. b. r. Hancock. James
Parie., JAY Larie. T.. Firestone. Henry
Dilling. j. J. Muller. Morris Carpenter
and ID. H. Bennett.
The FIRST prize was won by 10. D..
Bennett. $40 in merchandise from
Eisenschmidt's shoe store.
The second prize was awarded
Henry billing. $3.50 worth OF grocer
els from the G.. o. D. grocery.
For the best team OF horses entries
were made by O. G.. Hixon. g. ".
Ryan. J. A. Purviancc 9. r. McCub-
bin, y. t. Harris and J. ID Murphy.
J. a Purvlance won the first and only
prize, q $40 telephone outfit 70 connect
with his rural telephone company.
For the best jacks entries were
made by Nate Goooh, Otto Burst and
Chas. Grant. Nate Cooch won the
FIRST prize, the Daily Leader for one
yea rand s. in cash
For the prizes on the best colts
entries We're made by +. ". Faulkner.
r T. Moon r Paling, g. W. Jenries.
~. a. Pm iaare, j. w. Ferguson, Peter
Lah, 49, y Harris, b Lester, John
Covct. ono ~ L. liawley.
The FIRST and only prize was award
ed TO l.. j. Polling. n $40 overcoat
from AhelFs clothing store
For the hest span OF mules entries
{ were made by W. u. Pullman. c. NJ.
! Gooch and J. y. oGoch. the first prize
being won by G.. NJ GOoch. a box of
] cigars from Traband's and a $40 lady's
, hat fro mthe Grand Leader.
Miscellneous Exhibits.
, Among the exhibits on display was
T, one by the Pioneer Cotton Mill COM
pany. Of this city. which had an ex-
+ ccllont showing Of Irvine and rome.
showing the dlforont processes In the
making Many souvenir balls o. Irvine
were giycn away TO visitors to send
back to friends In the Eastern states.
Many Logan county faremrs did not
kno what Guthrie had AN institution
iva fAAlN NAfINf
Two pillow tops, kltted by Myrtle
- Roberts, O blind girl. OF fangston,
were on exhibition.
f, Mrs. VIM Markwardt wife OF
Guthrie's millionaire truck gardener.
had on exhibition "a bed spread which
She made. ID took Eve wears to COM
plete tho spread
Clay Kincaid had a cotton stalk on
Albltion OF oil which he picked eight
Fo1naz at cotton
j. A. Fa|rquharson had stalks OF
Mexican June corn on exhibition.
raised on his farm north OF twn. that
We're twelve feet high and had three
large ears OF corn on each stalk
WIN Markwardt had q very fine ok.
hiblt of second growth vegetables. in
cludiug 70 varieties
Geo. Indian. Of i16 South Second
street. had an exhibit of second
growth apples, and Mr.. Hikes. the
Guthrie nursorymau. had second
growth poars on exhibition