The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
-. OF LOCAL MOMENT !.

Mallard ducks are becoming plent-
full
E H. Knauss is shipping out lots
OF pianos.
j. J. Abel reports a brisk business
In clothing.
Syrian farmers are coming to Lo.
gan county.
The photoplay shows continue to
draw big houses.
Registration lists are open this
week Register now.
Case Wilson, aged Il, was drowned
in bath tub at lll Reno
ED Petersen says that the cold
snap has helped business,
Il Is sal da successor for Pastor
Nohlltt viii be chosen shortly.
lslectlon Is lnly two weeks Off Then
no more campaigns for two years.
The st. Louis Racket store received
another big invoice Of goods today.
A lot of Christmas books were re-
ceived today at the st. Louis Racket
store.
j. H. Fowler has sold his farm.
southeast quarter OF 3l.20-2 to A. d.
Moeller for $4,000,
It Is now believed that the viaduct
will not be built until n new city nd.
mnistra.ion Is power.
Several Guthrie people viii attend
the public sale OF Indian lands az
Muskogee, November 81.
Usually there ls no general obIoc-
tion TO the kind Of man who knows 4.
all until he begins to tell IT,
The total assessed valuation OF pub
lie service corporation property in
Oklahoma on March l. was s223,O99,.
2iJ.
When stranger tells YOU he Is
offering friendly advice, do not ask
for his credentials. Sew up your poe
kets.
A woman always links she enjoy
cd herself at the theatre II the leading
lady's eyes were OF the same color as
her own.
"Bill" Tusker OF Dustin SAYS he has
killed more wolves than any other
man in Hughes county and has the
scalps to prove II.
Leo Myers says II II not likely that
the Guthrie team can grab Jack
Coombs, the star phlla twirler for
next seasons games.
J. O. Adams OF Ada claims part OF
the glory attached to the catching OF a
61-pound catfish in the Washlta river.
II furnished the bait.
Augustus Post. OF New York, aid 10
A. Il. Hawley on the balloon, Amerca
H., which is LOST was formerly an
attache OF the l0l Ranch.
The hobbe skirt Is a good thing In
It's way, but II ought to be imposes
only on the kind OF men who cross
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Mrs. l.. G. Miller. 80 years old, trav
eled seven hundred miles from her
home at Raymond. III, TO visit her
grandson, l.. G. Miller, at Enid.
The postal banks Will begin busl'
ness January /. But what good viii
they do those who spend all their
money for Christmas tricks.
They are betting two to one IN
New York that the Democratic candi
date for governor will be elected
With Colonel Roosevelt and Mr. w
x. Hearst both against him he Is be
lieyed 20 have a cinch.
The Pawhuska Capital has launched
boom for the appointment Of Cas-
slus NJ cade. the Shawnee banker
and Republican National committee
man from Oklahoma. as secretary o
the interior TO succeed BallingeI
when the latter resigns
John Lantrey hermit aged II
years, was found dead at his home
yesterday three miles south of Clin
ton He Is supposed TO have died
about noon. although II Is n0t Ger
tain. az no one was al the house al
the time Of his death. as he lived
alone, 6
/ A man went into a store TO buy 4
fountain pen The young saleswomar
gave him one 10 try, and he covered
several sheets OF paper with the wordl
"Tempus Fugit." The obliging ven
deuse offered him another Den. per
haps. sac said you'd like one 0
these stubs better. Mr.. Fugit
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