Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-11-03

The Cherokee Strip Stock
mems Association met in Caldwell
on Tuesday, the oath ult.
The newspapers all around oar
borders and elsewhere pronounced
the late viuita Fa;~ a e and success.
You can ee more goods at Ray
mond's for s25 than AIRY place IN
this corniry, st. Louis prices du-
p'icated.
The fur trade has commenced
in Vinita, and daily You can see
wagon loads of furs coming into
town.
Prank Cass has rented resi-
dence here and will shorty move
his family from Muskosee to this
place.
Judge Wyley's name of Dela-
wsfe District, is mentioned in con-
'nection with our next Supreme
bench.
Don't forget that J. q schriu-
sher, Of Fort spunkey, has all
kinds of merchandise for sale
cheap.
Rev. w. A. Dupcan hes borsht
a falm near : all eGaah. aai nov-
ed on it With bis fsni;. so ~e
|earn.
MR.. F. II. Cass will leave
Sunday for the East wi here he will
purchase a large stock Of general
merchandise.
Mr.. H. Balcntine received the |
first premium on -four, which was
overlooked in the premium list in
our last issue.
-Lucien Burlington went to
Flint District this week to drive
up some cattle he and Hoolic Bell
bought there.
The "old reliable" Geo. Stc-
phenson, the engine pusher for the
Frisco west, reports. all quiet on
The "front., >,
MIR. Cass says he is going to
put $500 stock Of goods in his
new store room just as soon as he
IAN get them here.
lone ofthe largest funerals ever
Witnessed in the Nation, was that
# Mrs. Bushyhead's at TT. Gibson
ast Tuesday.
---Green says he did not sell oct
III ofhis bargains in dry goods and
'lothing during the fair and has
no;e com ng.
The prairie fires west of .yin-
ia, have for the last week, been
,laying havoc with some peoples
ences and hay.
MRS. Muiky, and Miss Maria
Francis, of Kansas City, Mo-, were ,
lere during fair week visiting F. L.
'houteai's family.
w. c. Chambeja'n left for {
It. Louis on Sunday to look after
he five car loads Of ca;..e be ship I
ed on last Friday. L
Three more new dwelling
ouscs are going up in vinita be I
ides several houses are being re- G
aired and added to. q
Sam M,ve; passed rsh G
'iniia M,pF'ss, going up "a 'be s
ofthern pa. OF Covweeecoowec
n official business. d
Hon. John Chambers, one of
ne cold timers" of Cooweescoc- q
&c was here at our fair, and was }
ell pleased with it.
That was no small pox any,
'ay. Simply malignant type of !
&c measles among the colored Y
'lks on the river. d
"A. P. Ccodykoontz is still the >
vest tradcs in vinita, if you don't e
elievc it try him when you have
It cattle or hogs for sale. /"
I'VE noticed Rev. Charles Blue II
ckct on our streets one day this q
eek. He is one Of the solid CIT .
ems of Delaware District. u
James HorseAy and Bear limp
N say that they cannot swsllow 7
lat dose either---that is the late p
,minasion for Principal Chief. e
-Sut. Beck, Solicitor Delaware ? 2
istrict,. was around on his side of 7
le track poking up intruders and :,
oking after permits, last week. = !,
We wish we ard Is sood o. A
as "Waitc Hand i, A
Fort Gibson, in every comnco- O.
y in the Nation snd Territo,s.
-. D. Marker has our thanks n
r the courtesies he has oflate cx- 4
nded the INDIAN CHIEFTAIS, in b
Ie way Of getting subscribers, &c. q
Enough wheelbarrows at Ray c.
ond's to haul all The dirt out Of
" cellar in town. Ifyou want a Il
,od muscle go and get one and try m
Don't you forget it, you fel- h
WIS who want to force things, the N
{ is a hopping and win get there,