Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30

through town last Friday, en- route
for the scene of action. 1t is to be
hoped a permanent settlement Of
their difficulties will be effected.
ED. Campbell, of Lightning
Creek, was in town this week. He
ranks high as man and . msr-
chant in this country. For his in
formation, We remark We are
rebel Democrat from the Picdnsont
section and sometimes argue (or'
prccties.
Frank cass has fixed up free
wagon yard for his customers, with
shelter for horses, managers. hunks
for men, good we'll, stove to cook
on, etc. Such enterprise deserves
notice and will be appreciated By
those trading in vinita.
&C. D. Markham was in our
thriving little city Wednesday. |
Bunk has just had seven feet ofl
mumps but being good fellow and |
accommodating neighbor he stands |
excused. He and Jim have the
biggest barns in Saline District and
about the best farms.
IN. H. Bennett and Wheeler
Timberlske of Caldwell, have cold
their cattle. numbering 5, coo head,
with their roach privilege in the
Territory, to I. Cragin 4 Co., of
Philadelphia, for s155.C0O. A. J.
snider, of Kansas City, made the
sale.
All teachers who do not receive
blank reports in ten days should
notify the Secretary Of the Board
Of Education. Of their need. giving
their postofficcs. Reports viii be
sent out this week to ali those sup
posed to need them. Please tell
the teachers in your neighborhood.
We have reliable information
Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad ]
out walnut logs on night
freight trains before schedule time.
II II Is not stopped. tho INDIAN Q
cHIEFTAIx will go into particulars, :
'ut anyway We would suggest that
his Is not legitimate way for q s
'ailrcsd to transact business. a
Being invited by F. H. Cass :
o call and examine his new enter
'rise, we were very much pleased
o see the new stables. yards. camp i.
louse. he is preparing for the peo- : !
lie who come here TO trade from .
listance. Such accommodations :, =
ave long been needed. and we :;
congratulate you Frank. :,
The Western Cottage Organ is =
he best. For variety in combina- :,
ions, brilliancy. sweetness and !;
urity. and power cf tone, and !,
niquc designs Of eases, it surpas- !,
es all others. 1t is sold and war !,
anted FOR five years. in your house, !.
y W. p. Owen. cf Joplin, Ma. !,
In i
THE EUscOGEENURsERY is
III from now uptil the first of ca
pril, cell choice two-year-old ap- III
lie trees at $1,000 per 100, choice o,
ne-year-old apples at 800 per nt
%. One and two year old Wild 81
oosc plums, 10 for $3.50, 8 year Of
d grape vines for $500 per 100. ar
inc Apricots at $3.50 for 10. All IN
the best varieties and trees. ce
n. II. HowsLEY. il
Some mischief makers are de- ID
ling story prcjudicial to Mr.. m
arksr, on Cabin Creek, to the ef- pc
ct that he was unkind 70 Oliver pc
alloway, refusing him shelter. an
hen seriously III. The story is M
'true Is can easily be proven by wi
ference to DR.. Frazier or any OF &C
c neighbors, who are acquainted tn
ith the facts. On the contrary tit
r. Marker was as kind TO the boy di'
bis means would permit. de
Hon. D. W. C. Duncan was in 10
wn Sunday morning. Intellect 10
lily, morally and physically, he an
one Of our best citizens He is
in behalf Of the !.
lsrokec Nation in the Bluford P''
est saline case. which is heard -
cdnesday at Muscogee, before ~ ~
on. John @ Tufts and him. Mrs. ~,
lncy Markham, the heir to Blu N
ID West. viii be represented by !" ~
a. Joel Bryan and Robert Owen. -
One Of the most enterprising a.,
d useful magazines that has como H.,
US recently is DExoREsr's ,
,xrHLY MAGAZINE for April, tol
Itch does not contain single ar l..
lie that cannot be read with prof. ~,
and pleasure. "The Admiral's "A
ard" is continued, and among n;r
, shorter stories are " "A Romance =.
Purple, An April Adventure" vol
oe Baxter, Ranchman," and if 7
'e ''Story of the Maelstrom," a gre
nslation from the Norwegian. y, 70
my June gives another chapter ", w
"How We Live in New York, !" pri