The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
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Ira Item IN the ldabel Beacon
Times: Sweet potatoes are turning
rF,t well and 'possum is dandy,
I ffThe Shawnee News says Pottawato
l;zA Aier ffan}yis,, ccttpn, crop yin ,falt faE
Shortsbf tBestrop ofiaast yeqrtsSShi@
was RoIsNtl@ n II II
Social note in the Talihina Demo.
crat: :. MI. and Mrs. Yirylsaker and
daughter 'cf Madison, Wis, are the
guests OF son and brother, II. r. Hams
son"
George Baling,. j ,merchant, dropned
dead at McAlester the other day. He
had lived in and near McAlester for
thirty-live years, and was thirty.
second degree Mason.
An irrigation company has been
formed by twenty-five farmers near
Mountain Park. I. The corporation is
capitalized at $25,000. and it l. pro
posed to irrigate several thousand
acres OF land.
One hundred of Muskogee's poor
children will be entertained with
Christmas dinner by Frank Hubbard,
James Givens and |. n. TRY, three
confirmed bachelors of the city. That
sort of thing is worth while.
Sulphur has accepted proposition
through its commercial club. of the
Rapid transit company to build its
line from Shawnee to Tecumseh. The
Sulphur people are to give a bonus
of $4,000 and a site Tor a poweIry
plant, car barn and depot.
The Delaware, Pawnee, Kickapco
and Apache Indians are assembling
near Anadarko as the guests for some
time OF the KiOwas, Comanches. Apa-
eAes and -Wichitas. --The Kickapoos
come from the reservation near Hor.
ton. Kan. A prolonged dance will be
given in honor OF the visitors.
.. Stella. who has been living on
the G. c. Long farm near Pond Creek
has met with serious accident. He
was helping lift section of shed
rocf into place when the wind caught
1t and turned it around in sucn way
that 1t fell on Stella and doubled him
up underneath The roof weighed
perhaps half a ton
X. c. Meloy inspector fer the depart
ment of charities and corrections re-
ports this bill of fare at the Beckham
county Jail: Light bread sweet and
irish potatoes, cabbage and boiled |
pork, and roast beef. The Oklahoman |
contends that this looks like an in |
duoement for people to break into !,
Jail
Ey agreement of attorneys in the |
states case against w. ]. Short. charg !
ed with intent to kill, was continued.
to the January term. County Attor-
ney Adams agreed to the continuance |
because Mrs. Shorts weak condition.
An attempt is being, made lily Short
Q effect a reconciliation and refnar
riage
The McAlester News-Capital says
several Chickasha girls no longer
wear diamond rings. They were TAX.
n away by detectives, who claimed
hey had been stolen from an express
ompany by young man who was for
time quite popular in Chickasha
The Bennington Commercial club
avs ferry charges across Red river
n all Gotten broright from TesBN
nd sold on the Bennington market
On the complaint OF the Garfield
ounty authorities. Sheriff Bart Muir.
ny caused the arrest near Navina
two young white men. who gave
heir names as G. w Swartman and
ou Vanscoy They are charged with
1tering farm house in Garfield
ounty Just north of Marshall. and
ealing watch. The Garfield coun-
officers chased the men for some
me in an automobile. The men
ere travelling in a covered wagon.
Allotted Indians in Oklahoma
ust be married and divorced if at
l. according to the laws Of the state +
Us Judge John Embry, United
ates district attorney, in answer to
veral queries that have reached
~ recently from various portions
the state. Asked in regard to sew.
al instances among the Osages
lere full-blood men have morgana-
marriages, Judge Embry said this
true only among some of the older
lians, where their tribal laws per.
tied it, and the condition among
} older ones is now tolerated, but
new alliances are being formed