Weekly Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 28, Ed. 2 Saturday, October 9, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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State Fair Ticket Free!
We give a ticket to the State Fair Free with every dozen
pictures made at our gallery fair week. We have won
medals for the best Photos in Kansas, Iowa and Missouri.
baldwin, the Leading Photographer of the Southwest.
P. S.-See our display at fair grownd.
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110 Oklahoma Ave. Guthrie, 0. T.
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Camp Crsek WhUp«ri.
Camp Creek, Simpson Tp. D Co , Oct. 1 —
Mr Sumpter is help up Mr < oop ditf a well.
Willis Mather Is ex per ted ba?k thin week.
Mrs E*py and son Willi* have pone to Wood-
ward.
Mrs lireiver and Mrs Mosbier spect Sunday
with Mr ShawH.
We wer** glad lo see Mrs Austin at Sunday
school Com*- again.
Htn'.l dry and windy. A rain would be glady
received by all
Kmlle Hchamburg is making hay thl* week
Charley Miller was out driving his coll last
week.
4.leu tree* Cleaning*
KostVELLB, Lincoln County, Ok., Sept. 30.—
Tne weather Is cool and pleasant
Farmers are busy picking cotton and making
molassen
Mr and Mrn John Allen returned home last
Sunday
J S Newby has l*-en on the sick list this
week bat is recovering
George Wilson was over from the Iowa
country last Saturday and Sunday.
Midway Musing*.
Cimarron Tp.. Lincoln Co rity. Oct. h —
Castor beans are nearly ali gathered
Wheat sowing will be late on account of dry
weather.
We are Informed that the new pin at Tryon
will start up thin week.
•The cotton is keeplnp everybody busy, but it
will be taken care of in due time.
Hoover'* sorghum factory started up last
•ffk. They have fjrty acres of cane.
Ktowili Sifting*.
ith the
Mary Abbott's baby has been quite sick
Mr Kite is building a granary for Mr Tear
ney.
Doc Reeder ha- sold his claim on the Red
rock
John Morris has some hogs sick
cholera.
lhure has been much sickness in this neigh-
borhood.
Lola Butler who has had the malerial fever
is nut apain
The Pleasant Valley school still has no
teacher enjriged
Mr and Mrs Knpl sh's son and daughter have
been visiting them.
Hr- Mary B tier has been very sick. She is
improvmp some at present
Geo Keeder started yesterday to Wichita
where he will sta a short time.
Mr .lame-. Barnes of lioffs. Kas . is visiting
his '•inter Mr- BF Hicks.
H P Byrn has his wheat nearly all dril ed. He
ha- also been on the sick list.
Mrs Bruce and Mrt Fannin and Mrs Bostians
babies are sick, also Mr- Geo Foster
Etowah. Cleveland county. Setpeml er 30.—
Cotton opening rapidly and pickers in de-
mand.
E K Loyd was here Saturday rustling for cot-
ion pickers.
A R Wilcox, of Lexington, v sited at Etowah
lafct Saturday.
More cotton pickers wanted; big wages;
•ents per day and board.
Mr E D Cools, of Etowah, bad his bouse and
-onteni« destroyed by hre
H. Turalnpton passed through Etowah to
Norman wi b four hales of cotton.
Rev J P DeWitt. of Etowah, has sold his farm
and l>ought property m and moved lo Tecum-
seh.
Lima Notes.
Lima. Logan county, Woodland tp., Oct. 5—
Cotton pickers needed
Mr Winn was in the city last week.
Mr V rt'alsh will leach for us this year
Mr Du« lap left ff>r Kansas a few days :tpo
Our school will begin 'he 1st of November
Mr K W Wells and wife visited in this vicin-
ity
Everybody went to Guthrie to see the show-
Friday
Mr R W Wells was in Guthrie last week with
a load of cotton. >
Rev Hans preached at the Star sebtfcl bouse
last Sunday.
Mr W m Ladd who has been visiting in Illi-
nois returned Friday. < j Miss Lily Hicks and ber sister Edith, have
- —gone to Mulhall for the winter. Miss Lily will , to US.
T iDkttws Talk
Tonkawa, Kay County, O. T., Oct. 5.— A ne
New corn is being marketed
Nelson is on tbesfick list
SHE D1EI> HORRIBLY.
Cotton pickers are in grea demand.
Mr Hali has built a new cotton bouse.
Dan McCray is through sow log wneat
Tte dance at Mr Leopard's was a success. # *: « ,
Everyb dy bu-y pu king cotton and sowing Mrs Gorman Gets Lost aud Dies ol . ta
w*f*at. %, vatlon and Exposure.
Mr B .saard is going to move on the Miiier
pli™- _ , . , I Kisgfisheh, o. T , Oct. 6—Mrs. H.
Frank Hi 1 spent Saturday in the capital city ,
on business 'ioruian. aged about 70 years, who
Miss B.rrie Martin scent Sunday with her
si-ter. Mrs Hetta Lowder
Most everybody
tended the big shorn
FOREIGN MARKET.
70 years,
lives some fifteen miles east of this
Coy'e Mercantile Company Ships Cot
ton Direct to Liverpool, England.
Laid to Kest.
elfded the^bfg^show'Friday. ne'^kborhood city, in Logan township, this county, 1 TWO HUNDRED BALES SENT.
was found dead about 3 o'clock this ,
afternoon bv the neighbors. The body
j _ i „..:ui > The Exchange Mailt* Through the Capital
was nude and presented a horrible
sight.
The facts, as near as can be learned,
are about these: On Sept. 26, just a
little over a week ago, and late in the
National itank of This
By Way of Galvest
Au Euternrlsl og
t.ity—To G«
MertiUa, daughter of B. B. Boyer,
was born in Fulton county, Ohio, June
1, 1870, and died at her home 12 miles
southwest of Perkins, October 3, 1897,
age 29 years, four months and two
Tom Mitchei of Warren creek neighborhood days, after an illness of nine days of i nf th t fiar ,irs Gorman ! The Covle Mercantile company
ishere. He is a brother-in law of E S Hicks. * . . \ diiernoou ox mat uay, mra. ^ ^
a three Went over to the adjoining claim to , day made the first shipment of cotton
to-
Raiber warm and dry a' present.
Hay never wan better than n- w.
Aeedish Sunday school has l>een started.
Mrs Yost received the sad news of the death typhoid fever, leaving
of «l.Wr who had lived for some time Id Ar d ,d Sb was married to W. P.
kansas.
A deaf and dumb man pave au entertain- • Wize October 1, 1893. She was con-
ment at the Pleasant Valley school bouse, on .
the 27th verted to God at the age of eighteen
.i^Tbitio'n^Ii the' Kcbo School Ki I and united with the Coiled Brethren
benefit of his class _ church. Her mefbory is very precious
uo. Her heart was filled with love
Ti™,'" KtaRtartt of I and overflowing bounty. A faithful
a preacher has lately been started in the neigh- < aD(j loving wife: she leaves a husband
borbood southeast of here The preacher and ; °
ife have bad their pictures taken cabinet i alone with a little babe, a lather and
.J^Duf/iStta fuy'of^prw?: of braio j mother, brothers bnd .inters to mourn
Pbio... M r«b b.K^^Jd o^8d yi.Mi"bI \ Their loss is her ^aiD' St)e tleeps iD friends and relatives in Arkansas with | erpool, marked from Guthrie, Oklabo
see her neighbor, Mrs. W. M. Brown, from Oklahoma territory direct to a
as was usual with her. She remained foreign market. The shipment con-
there until a little a*ter sundown, sisted of 200 bales and billed to Liver-
Bidding them good-bv the left to go pool. England, by way of ( aiveston.
back to her home. When her people j The exchange of bills of lading,
found that she did not come that eve- j drafts and all papers was made through
ning they sent over to her son, Mr. the Capital National bank.
Tull, to see if she had gone there, but It will take ten cars to haul it from
nothing could be learned of her where i here to Galveston.
abouts. They telegraphed to her j When this cotton is unloaded in Liv-
Ed Nelson made a bu-ine-,s trip to Kausas j wa>> Bjt,k from Friday until Monday morning. ( Jesus blessed sleep.
like result.
! rua, the custom officers will have to
Dale Mhortstops.
f Co
Dai.e. Pottawatom
Mis «es Haltie and J
pion cotton pickers.
pounds per day.
A wedding is reported for Sunday. A coun-
try lass will lead one of Dale's blushing young
men to the altar.
Still hoi and no rain. A little of the latter
would be as thankfully received by tbe deni
■ensof southeast Oklahoma as would free sil-
ver by the Bryaultes.
ness.
. Boles Tp Oet n.— 1 jjm oiiphant has returned to his home in
j Oliver a -e the rtiam j lh^ (>fk nation.
They pick about 250 . j. rank Lorry ,m at Arkansas City, Kan, re-
1I)"iii*m Twinklings
Thomas. Deer C"k Tp , Custer Co.. O.-t. 4.—
Miss Ida Sbowalter is very sick with typhoid
fever.
Cotton picking and cutting kaftir corn con-
tinues. .
Mrs J A Bool rig "it left this week for Webb
City, Mo
B. R Parish went over to the Washita on a
fishing trip Friday.
Tbe young p ople bad a party at Isaac Her-
ron's Wednesday night.
Warren Ogden returned from K ingfisber Sat-
urday where he has been working.
Altona Items
Oct
s-i* Hoiimai. ba« remo.ed to the J I Ander-1 Tbe"b^v.d par'nt "a" tbe'beirtfelt sin! she h^°(f' "he bas "°°e t0 the mBDsions After she had been from home four | look twice to think where such a town
,0AnnaNelson ha recovered from her late ill- ■ pa,by ot man5' "arm ,rleDds ! she8b^sned from this world toher rest in the or five days, Mr. Tull, Mr. Eaton, a aDd country exists. It will be another
'!*■ - justice of the peace of Logan town-1 advertiseme[lt for Guthrie and the
ship, and H. Randall, becoming alarm- lerrilory
ed, caused the neighborhood to be1
But sorrow and sadness our bosoms are heav- ' &umrn0ned and organized for a thor- '
iue- i ough search. They divided themselves |
ceiving medical aid.
Pat Uartneit has returned to his home in ,
western Ok ahoma.
O Ostenbcru'. Grandpa Carlson and Alfred
Swedlund, of Kansa-. are here visiting.
Whl e out riding recently Will Nelson rode
Into a wire fence and was thrown and bruised
some
A subscription list has been stared am< ng
the Swedes to get a preicber to make visits
every two weeks.
Esc be Bros, have lost several cattle from
■crew worms this fall Jack Cougbliri bas lost
some pigs fr m the same < ause.
A fred Swedlund has hired out to Ed Nelson.
Mr Master son hid the misfortune to set tire
to two stack™ of wheat for Morledge, when
threshing.
Fairview Favorlten.
Seward Haying*.
Seward, Seward Tp . Logan County. O^t. 6.—
John Oman spent ibe day in Seward Wednes-
day.
There are three cotton buyers in Seward this
Her voice is now J-jined in th" carols of love
With angels waibliug on high.
And <>lm are our even with the tears that are ougn searcu. lutj uiv.ucu luctuocco i A (i. A. R. DAIL\ PAPER.
shed; up into small squads and went up and j
coldly is Sleep down every road, creek and lane and : ,t WM1 Be i „bii-hed During the Reunion
^Everybody went to the show and had a good | For sh(_ lha( once me,
Mr nd Mr. Clark were here from Guthrie The'^Dg bll.Dl sIwp of ,he dead. j in tbe fields They were finally at-I KlngH.h.r,
Friday _ I tracted by a very offensive effluvium
resideCha8 moved to St. Louis to . We look to her bright form glide be-; aQ(j t[,e actions of a number of buz- | Spencer Sanders and Harry G. John-
Gllbert Hogue was In Oklahoma City last! ^D</°™ten to catch her loved accents in vain, zards over near the east side of the J son w;n publish a daily newspaper
" MrMaiie bas bought a new wa/on and bar- : «"e wake^frun; our dream anu .be thought Skidmore pasture, only aDout three j d j th j . session of the
"[ * 1 rushes o'er up. quarters of a mile from her home, and ®
Mrs Wm Graves went to Edmond on a visit i We never shall see her again. I there they found the dead body of | R. reunion to be held in Iving-
Priday._ . . ! she has gone'she bas gone to the home of the ! Mrs. Gorman, her clothing lying in \ fisher Oct. 6, 7 and 8. They are both
one place, her shoes in another
her bonnet in another.
They say it seems from the appear-, pa?er win bg
vho dwell in that
I Scott Crosley has bought Bert Sbapen's cot-, blest
! l0MiC™Mlt,nle Freeman has gone t9 Still-rater ! Sbe^ha^gone to the ange'
'VheWRC icecream .upper was a grand I Like UieTird hath .he fled from th. storm to
•e s
aQd ! sons of ex-union soldiers, and both
members of the Sons of Veterans. The
Fairview, Mulhall Tp., Logan Co., Oct 1. Mrs. Byers of Guthrie, is visiting ber broiher
Bain is badly needed. ^ Byers
A M Berry has built a large granary on hi- ' Harry Futz has returned from his visit in
place. Nebraska
Karly sown wheat Is up and is in fine eondi- j ^riDie Cooper has returned from her visit
Afar from the tempests of time.
They smoothed down her pillow wilh many-
tear ;
- , , , . . uauci wm uc called the Daily Lnter-
ance of the crrass aDd weeds in the vi-, v .- ... a . • .,,
. . . . . K . t- v_ , i prise and the first issue will appear
in the
veather the
W K Rice
place.
J K Plerc
Altona, Kingfisher Co., Okl
The prices on cotton and wheat are steadily
decreasing
Mrs Harrison has been quite sick, bill is
alowly recovering.
Mr Lebnbanr's machine is thresh!
neighborhood this week
Owing 10 the continual dry
farm- r>* ar-- un; l< •• ln-at.
Bom. to Mr and Mr- JW Tour.-. September rilti
2Kth. rtii eight and one-bslf pound boy .Inhn
The Ministerial assoc-atlon of Kin/flsher
county meets ai Bulab cnurcn October 19th and
continues over Hundav.
sick list last
has been making hay on MrBerrj's
e was in uthrie Tuesday on busl-
Leatfor \
C T Rambo is confined to his bed with mala
Tho
Items
• house almost tin-
Thomas. Deer Creek Tp, Custer Co . Sept. )—
The gin will soon t e ready for work.
Born, o Mr and Mrs Walt Huter, Ibe '-'1st, a
b< y.
Daniel Cray till has his tie
I shed
Theodore Pope made a business trip to Ta-
loga this week
Mr and Mrs Walt 8nter are the happy par-
entM of a big boy bom the Jist
Three gentlemen from Howe, Neb, were look-
ing at the country here th s week.
Prof. S. R Sta ten will conduct a singing
school at the M K church, beginning Monday.
J C McCracken arrived home from Texas
this week accon.panleu by his daughter, Mrs
Grlflln.
We«t Items.
Wr.i*T. Logan county. Oklahoma, October 1 —
Mr A Z Clam nas purchased a new press
<•"111. ^
There was a dance at Mr Brinces Thnrstlay
Saturday
night.
Mr A Z Clark
Mr and Mrs Plieny spent Sunday at Mr U W
Seybert's
Mr and Mrs Burrigbt called Sunday at Mr
8e>berH's.
Mrn Brewer spent Satuiday at Mr and Mrs
Burrlght'a.
Mr William Richardson purcbas -d tbe Ship-
man farm for 1500.
Is suffering with a soie throat
and cold.
Cot to'a pickers are in great demand at the
presei time
Mrs 'riallock has fully recovered from her at-
tack of fever.
Our school has began. W S Calver is in-
str
ctor.
to Kansas.
(iraves and Hatch loaded a car of
Mr B^ ers
Mrs Stewar-'. who has been Blck, is now con-
I valeacent.
Mr Brown was here from Guthrie buying
wheat Friday.
Mrs Geo Corn of Topeka. is visiting her fatb-
I er, Sam Corn.
| The O'Connor family are r -joiciug over the
arrival ol a baby girl.
Mrs Stel'a Bolteu o' Kansas, Is visiting
mother. Mri . Mitchell.
The Christian aid M>ciety will give a honey
i supper Tuesday, Oct 12.
j The depot was broken into Saturday nigbt
' but only a revolver was taken.
Mi«s May Graves has returned from a two
' weeks visit at Oklahoma City
i Mrs Sartrfln and Miss Mabel Hunt has gone
| to Kingfisher to attend a wedding.
Clark and Crowley's gin machinery lias ar-
d and they will be ready for work next
While mutely they gazed oo that lovely youag around in a circlt, „nti) she
sieener, I . . . , , , . .
. . . . , 1 ui inc auu viic moii ipbuc ■ 11 a u
cimty of the p ace where her body was Vvednesriay inortiins. Oct fill, ami
f , found that the old lady in/olnff home , eae|, mornii1? till tl.e bessie
, must have lost her way and wandered reunUm clo6esK
con-
session of
Then whispered their last long farewell in her 1 distracted, Stripped herself of all
ear
As slowly departed each weeper.
shall we meet her
became
her
She has gone'. and
here;
But oft' in the beauty and silence of even,
o'er ber grave her companion, (her par
ents. brothers aud sister*,)
Shall shed the warm tear,
her ' fiAt'd commune with her spirit in heaven.
KKICI11 Fl'L CATASTROPHE.
Mil
. j. M. llnbet.
Ola Peters has been confined to her bed with
typhus fever
Hubert Ferguson is in this country with his
hay baler iiivv ,
Mr ! om Smith, who rented 8 Peters' tarin Is j weejj
sowing wheat. I a Bvers store was burglarized last Saturday
Mat Shelton is cutting bay for Marion F esh right'and a gold w atch and three dollars in
er and John Halloek. 1 money was taken.
A M Berry has rented hiB farm and will go to j jrPeeman, of Iowa, has returned to his
MUnonri nextuprmg. , home after a few weeks vlait with hiB brother.
Mrs M K hlliott of Wichita. Kas, is here , jje jH Well pleased with Oklahoma aud may
looking after her farm return
Miss Liz/. ~ *■ "
vas In Guthrie Saturday
Itauner Brevltle
Rannkh, Kingfisher County, October 1. -
(Jood crops and good prices.
General good health prevails.
Threshing Is still In progress.
We are having an abundance of rain in this
vicinity.
Mrs Morgan started for Illinois Saturday to
▼islt relatives.
Rev and Mrs Pierce have gone to Kingman.
Kas, on a visit.
The Kpworth League at Trullght is having
good meetings.
There is a large acreage of wheat being put
lo here this fall
Castor beans did well here this year and are
bringing a good price.
Some of tbe wheat fields are green and grow
ing wheat is in tine condition.
Mr and Mrs A K Gould have gone to King-
fisher. where Mr Goudl.will follow the black-
smith's trade.
rt will teach school in No-
s winter.
Miss Bessie Berry will teach in the Sac and
Fox country this winter.
Jason Halloek vi-ited with his brother-in-law
Geo Dlckerson Sunday.
s R Stalcup and daughter Mamie, were in
Guthrie visiting Tuesday.
Geo Lanbaugh and Geo Anderson have b*en
husking corn for Joe Waldrum on Skeleton
creek
G M Haines has been very sore .as the result
of a ■ 'good time, in which he received a bad
blow on tbe bead and a knife wound in the hip,
but is feeling better now.
Prurienc* Pointers.
Phi iikm k, Woods county, O. T., Oct 1.—
A W Stor n went to Alva Monday.
i) J Kitnmerlv bad his horses badly cut on
Fay Fayettes.
Oct. 6.—
Woman's Christtau Temperance.
The E ghth Annual Convention of
the Territorial Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will convene at
the Fit st M. E. church in Guthrie on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 19 and continue
two days.
Mrs. Helen Dickers >n Horford, of
Oregon, has been secured for the con-
vention. She is a speaker of national
reputation,and her ab lity to hold and
interest an audien e ha^ been fully
demonstrated. The Guthrie Conserva-
tory of Music will furnish the music,
which will be the best ever furnished
a Guthrie audience. He sure and at-
tend.
This is a worthy enterprise as Kinft-
i v . . , , , fisher has no daily paper By this
; clothing and then, from want of food meaQs d „ ^ £ b/ f
I and drink, died in great agony. | 0f the proceedings of the reunion in-
stead of having to wait until the end
! of the week to acquaint the public of
Passenger Train Hun* Into a W. gon and its doinjfS. Messrs. Sanders and .John-
seven Persons Are Killed. son shoii)d be liberally supported in
Willow Sprinus. Mo., Oct. 0. A pas* enterprise.
sender train on the Kansas City, Fort '
Scott & Memphis railroad ran into a I "From Death Unto Life " The life
wagon containing seven persons at an(j lectures of J. S. Burke, the re-
Dead Man's cut. three miles north of formed ex-deputy marshal. Original
here, at nine o'clock yesterday fore- and thrilling advice to young and old
noon, instantly killing six and fatally Price 25 cents At any book store, or
injuring the other one. Those killed i address, State Capitol Printing Co.,
were: Philip L. Wooton. Philip Woo- Guthrie, O T., enclosing the price,
ton, Jr., Amanda Wooton. Dora Woo-j
the wire.
and
vlfe, on Wednes
wife, on Friday,
Camp Creek Whispers.
Camp Ckbbk, Simpson Tp., D Co., Oct. 4.—
Dry and hot.
Mr l^asb Spent Sunday at Taloga.
Cutting I'aflir corn is the order of the day.
Charlie Jesse and Mr Westcut are working
for George Lash.
Mrs Emma White and little son. Harry, are
on the sick list.
Mr and Mrs Austin took dinner at Mr
Oriever's Sunday.
Win Dent and Riley Dent returned from their
trip to Iowa last Friday.
church at the Mount Hope school house Mon-
day night. Large attendance.
Nellie and Ktta White are staying with their
Aunt Kmrna White this week
Frapk Hoffman bas a very sore leg from
retting cut on a corn sled cutter.
Mr and Mrs W O Back man and Mr and Mrs
Alexander called at G W Lash's Sunday after-
noon.
Born, to John Sytnom
day. a son.
Born, to Charles Haiks and
a daughter.
Wheat sowing will Boon be tbe dally occupa-
tion of tbe farmers.
Most of the schools In this part of the county
will begin next Monday.
A large delegation w-nt from here to Enid
Saturday to attend the show.
The young people enjoyed a dance at Messrs
Renolds and Mitchels last week.
Frank Anderson Is engineer for the man who
purchased his threshing machine
There are still some late peaches to be found
but the canning season Is about over.
Threshing Is still being done, with a good
prospect of its lasting until Christmas.
Many of the farmers are still making hay, as
it is still in good condition to cut.
Mrs H W Morgan has been very Hick fr.r
nearly two weeks, but at present is slightly
Improved. .
Many substantial improvements are being
made on farms this fall an the results of the
good wheat crop
Kd Fra/.ier has a new addition to his home
A blacksmith shop was opened this week
Mr Griffin's store.
Annie Baldwin's s hool begins Monday Dis-
trict No. 170 bas no teacher yet, tbe one who
w as engaged hsvlng given up his contract.
Ollie ..iorgan met with quite a serious acci-
dent while raking hav. his horse running away
with him. throwing him in front of the rake.
A toeth cut through his cheek and Into bis
nose.
A number of men In tills vicinity have been
keeping batch for the past two weeks, their
wives l eii g In Kansas visiting relatives.
Mesdames Likely. McCracken, Harris, Griffin.
Klmmerly, Cottem and Stone being away.
I'edee Practlcs.
Pedks. Black Bear To. Noble Co., Oct. 1.—
Mr Smith Is working in Perry.
Mr L Stockton's on the sick list.
Jno Morris and son are sick
Joe Tearney Is back on his claim
H F Hieks Is shingling his dwelling house
Fat, Dixon Tp.. Blaine Co.,
Nice weather for picking cotton.
Threshing is completed in this vicinity.
Grand lodges. M P. A. met in Watouga ihe
4th.
The cotton crop ig turniug out all that was
expected.
.Mr and Mrs Sa?k Boyd returned from hi Reno
Wednesday.
Frank (iallopis attending court at Indepen-
dence this week.
Dave Boyd came down from Kansas after an
absence of ix months.
"Suaker the Bargar." of Watonga, circulat-
ed among us Thursday.
M J Wallace and A W Dunnigan attended
court at Taloga last we
Seymour Foo-e and
" r avenworth, Kan, were here Monday. thc ir wsv
Mrs James adams. Miss Stella SUnson and on ™eir way
Mrs uunnigan took lu tbeciicus at El Reno ! they go to participate in the karnival
I festivities. When the north-bound
GUTHRIE BANK IN WICHITA.
Played on the Hallway PHtform for .Mr.
Delane>'s Delectation.
Wichita Eagle: The celebrated (luth
rie band, with thirty-two pieces.
Attorney Oeorjfe, of j passed through the citv las', evening
to Kansas City, where
Mouday.
Red Dak News. ; train pulled in the baud got off and
Red Oak, Cleveland County. Oct. ft.—■ formed in a circle and serenaded Mr.
Elder Geo War!ick preached at Red Oak last , lv .„an,
Sunday L. R. Delaney, the Santa be agent,
who formerly was of Guthrie
ton. Mrs. Francis Malbrey and an in-
fant child four months old. Philip
Wooton's wife is so badly hurt she
cannot live. The train was stopped
and the remains of the dead and in-
jured were brought here. Conductor
Hallaway says proper signals for cross-
ing were given, but they were not
heard
LFirst published in the Weekly State Capital
October 9, 1897.J
Notice.
In Probate Court.
Territory of Oklahoma,
Logan county.
Iu tbe matter of tbe e-tate of Albert Kuehne,
deceased.
Notice is hereby gfcen that Albert Kuehne,
the duly appointed and qualified executor of
The crossing is considered one t,lie lilsl *1'1 and testament of Albert Kuehne,
, .. , . ° . . . deceased, has rendered and presented for set-
of the most dangerous in the country, tlement, and filed in said court, his final ac-
being a curve and a heavy grade. The count and report of his adminbtr tlou as such
v ,• i . executor, the said estate being ready lor dls-
bodies are now in charge of the cor- !ributlon and that Mon ay, the first day of No-
oner here. The persons killed lived vembei, A. D. iw 7, being a day of a reguiar
in Tpvbis ennntr Mo nnil wore nil term of said court, to-wlt: of tbe November
in lixas county, .Mo., and were on lerm A d. 1897, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon of
their way to Arkansas to pick cotton. said day, at the Probate Court room in the City
I ot Guthrie in said county of Logan, has been
duly appointed by the said court for tbe settle-
tlement of said account at which time and
place any percon interested in said estate may-
appear and tile his exceptions iu writing lo
the account and contest the same.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed tbe seal of said court this 4th
day of October, 1897.
[seal.] J. C. Foster,
Probate Judge.
dkoi <iirr < Arsi.s i ihi:.
contents were destroy-
ineo out near Lexing-
but none seemed to please Mr. Delaney
•Annie Rodney." After
R M Fowler and family were in Lexington
Monday.
E D Coats' house a*
ed by fire recently.
Mr Dud Smith nas h. .... u uu. . .
ton gathering cottoi . | more than . t
Rev Wilson has soui his farm and will soon shaking hands all around, and with
goto lodi.-, to , rea.-h to the aeathen. I b t wishes to t|,e boys for a fine time,
Two Mormons are holding meetings at this , ucov ° ' J , „,o^«
place They have so far met with a cold re- [ they boarded the train ana were
ception. j whirled away to their destination.
W^rufkS ^nor Pedro Romero is the leader
and the bride 38. and under his skilled instructions the
I band is one of the best in the west.
Alanv Indian Territory Homes In Danger of
Being Totally Destroyed.
Silo am Springs, Ark.. Oct. 6.—A de-
structive prairie tire broke out at an
early hour yesterday morning in the
Indian territory near here and the
flames are eating everything before
them. The loss already amounts to
many thousands of dollars. Owing to
the large area of country covered it is
impossible to arrive at a definite esti-
The band played severaUelectiojis, mate of the propcrty consumed, it
will be several days before the full
r I
Clifton Chronicles.
j
Clifton. Lincoln County. O T. Oct. 6.—
Mrs Meeker's relative* returned to Kansas
last week
Mr Leroy Miller was in Shawnee for a few
days last week.
Mr Nacon has bought a farm near Anvil and
will *oon move
The demand for cotton pickers is increasing,
but nickers are scarce.
This place was almost deserted last week on
account of the show
The Presbyter will meet here Tuesdsy and
continue tlllThur day.
Misses Bertha Ellin and Elizab'th McGee
were throw n trom . cart Saturday evening but
were not seriously hurt.
Cedar Sunbeams
Cedah, Cedar Twp„ Ix)gan County, Oct. 6.—
It i« (retting rather dry.
Mr Roblson is through sowing wheat.
Oklshoina Central Medical Society.
The quarterly meeting of the Cen-
tral Medical society of Oklahoma was
held yesterday at Pond Creek. The
meeting was well attended and of un-
usual interest. Physicians from Kan-
sas were present. Dr Buxton, who
went over from Guthrie, and read a
paper, reports a splendid (fathering of
able medical men. The visiting phy-
sicians were treated in a royal manner,
The physicians of northwest Okla-
homa are a fine body of men, and the
society is worthy of the support it is
receiving.
[First published In the Weekly State Capital
October 9th, 1H97.]
Sheriffs Sale.
Territory of Oklahoma, Logan county, ss.
Joseph J. Helm.
Plaintiff. |
force of the flames are spent, unless
rain falls immediately. So dense is
the smoke here that the western
horizon is as dark as a bank of rain
clouds. The excessive heat and
dry weather of the past few days,
which has parched the prairies
and dried up the grass, is responsible
for the fire. No such drought has ever
been experienced in the Indian coun-
try and not a drop of rain has fallen
there in more than eight weeks, and
in many instances the earth has cracked
open, leaving crevices wide enough to
admit a team of horses.
A Very Ugly Cass.
Mexico, Mo., Oct. ft
Erst, a respected young man of this
county, to-morrow will be put on trial
here for his life, being accused of rap-
ing his 1'2-year-old niece, little mother-
less May Winn. The case is a very
ugly one. This because of the age and
relation of the alleged victim to the
accused.
John A. Sampsel and
Lydia B. Sampsel, I
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of ati
order of sale to me directed and delivered, aud
now in my bands, issued out of the clerk's
office of the First Judicial dl trict court, terri-
tory of Oklahoma. In and for the county of
Logan, upon a judgment rendered in said
court in favor of Joseph J. Heun, plaintiff,
and against John A. Sampsel and Lydia B
Sampsel. defendants, I have levied upon the
following described leal estate of said defend-
ants. to-wlt:
Lot number nine (91 in block number tlfty-slx
(Ml, Guthrie Proper, in the city of Guthrie,
county of Logan, territory of oklahoma.
And that I shall, on Wednesday, the 10th day
of November. A. D. 1P97, at the hour of two
o'clock, p m , of said day, at the east door of
the district court house on Division street in
Guthrie, io said county and territory, proceed
to sell tbe right, title and interest of the abo*e
, named John A Sampsel and Lvdla B. Samp-
1 nomas Coolev I sel, defendants, in and to the above described
property, to satisfy said judgment and costs,
together with all accruing costs of sale, at
public auction, to tbe highest bidder for cash.
F. M. Rinehakt,
Sheriff of Logan County.
By C. E. Cahpfvtkk,
Under Sheriff
Asp. Shartel «k Cottingham, attorney for the
plaintiff.
Dated at Guthrie this 4th day of Oct ,
1897.
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Greer, Frank H. Weekly Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 28, Ed. 2 Saturday, October 9, 1897, newspaper, October 9, 1897; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc275424/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.