Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-11-25

Thanksgiving supper s5 cents at the
opera house this evening.
Jonathan Gore announces himself ne
being in the real estate business.
Read our original Thanksgiving
poem, and see II you do not think It q
gem.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held this morning at the Methodist
church.
Forget not the assembling Of your.
selves together" on this happy,
Thanksgiving day.
Let those who have plenty see TO IL
that those less fortunate have some
thing for which to give thanks.
The family Of DR.. Bagby has been
enlarged by the advent Of q little girl
which arrived Wednesday, 24th.
All visitors to TahleQuah bring home I
like favorable report-whisky is more .
plentiful than was ever known before.
Henry Hayden tells us that his Soc
tion has been visited by prairie fire
which destroyed great deal OF hay I
and fencing.
Thanksgiving services will be con- !
Quoted to-day at Prairie City by the '
Episcopal clergyman who is stationed
at that place. '
II you desire an insight into the dry
goods business-to learn what goods
cost at wholesale-call at Badgett 4
Blakeney's. See advertisement.
BY reference to the advertising coll
umns Of this paper II will be seen that
both rough and dressed lumber can be
obtained at Washbourne Bros. mill, on !,
spavinsw.
The section men, while burning :
along the track Just above town last /
Friday evening, let the nre get away .
from them, but fortunately very little
damage was entailed.
Billy Brown has purch ased the Henry '
Rogers place and on Monday paid $3.50 3
for the mule team and outfit which b
George Collins has been using in the n
transportation business.
r. II. Fields, under bond to appear
at Fort Smith on the first OF this
month did not show up at all. A for a
feiture OF his bond was taken. N. Is. 9
Blackstone was one ofthe sureties. O
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OF the st. Louis Globe Democrat, Re.
publican, Chicago News or New York
Sun. either OF which will be furnished
with the CHIEFTAIE for $500 year.
T. X. Knights case has been set for 4
trial March 10th, next. Some Of the
Influential members OF the Chickasaw q
council say that an appropriation to Il
assist in the defense will yet be made. {
Its reported that Mrs. Daugherty, v
now in the national prison, says she ?
burned the school house and would do .
30 again. We are told that the writ OF 9
habeas corpus spoken Of has not yet
been issued, 4
Remember that by buying a ticket 8
and taking supper at the opera house 1
this evening you assist in building a b
home for the Methodist minister at n
this place, no matter who lie may q
chance TO be. i
The Fort Smith court, being out Of :
money, will adjourn until neIt =
February. By that time they will have :
funds enough on hand to run n while 4
and the deficit OF last year will have !,
been paid up. ;,
A note from Penn" says that a h
strong force Of mechanics are at work p
on the Red Fork church and. twill soon
be ready for use. Also that the ladies n
Of that place are preparing Thanks n
giving supper. s.
The band was out on a serenAding
tour one night last week and quite a o.
number Of our people we're favored. II
the boys would send word when they 4
were coming We know they would re- q,
ceive much better treatment. T
Rev. W. T. King pronounced the d
thhhAiebo SOtOAhOhy Ahbb AHuTbuhy ~
evening at the Presby terian church, n
uniting "for better or for worse" Mr.. Il
William G. Dawson and Miss Alice Il
Alexander. May good fortune go with n
them. II
W. q. Chamberlin's case against the = =
Frisco, set for hearing last week at = '
Neosho, was again put of. This time = =
the judge was compelled TO adjourn =
court in order TO prepare an answer in = =
an election case, his seat on the bench n =,
being contested. .
At the annual meeting Of the men, p
bers OF the Presbyterian church trus- N
tees were elected as follows: For three b
years, w. L. Trott, X. Ironside; FOR y
two years, A. F. Chamberlin, J. G. q
Trott; for one year. A. N. Ohamberlin, o
A. w. Foreman. ID
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