Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-24
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Miss, or Mrs.
Spread the paint.
--Round.up nearly oyer.
Corn is growing ,ssldly.
Notice new ads this week.
Let there be no persecution.
.-Gardens never looked better.
"A remarkably cool, moist spring.
Spring chickens are nearly ripe.
Trade not very brisk farmers
busy.
What about fourth Of July cele-
bration7
--Grand river rose seventeen feet
last week.
-Acadsmy commencement exercises
next week.
e. O. Boudinot has been indicted
for murder.
The CnEFTIIS lie in very good
health just now.
There is said TO be a double we'd
ding in prospect.
Bob Blakeney has turned sign
writer and does well.
Soft and wet road-bed has made
railroading slow OF late.
ALL the streams were bank full
last Friday and Saturday.
All the ladies who raise flowers are
IN high spirits this season.
Poor Fletch--he says he never did
have anything but bad luck.
--Vinita has Ego as you please"
man and he generally takes it a foot.
Indictments plontiful--if you have
a COW, walnut log or a hired hand,
look out.
Fishing good; late rises have
brought them up from the large
streams.
ALI OF our neighboring country
towns have been enjoying the luxury
Of wild strawberries.
Tho boat at Carey's Ferry could
not be operated tho first Of the week,
owing 10 an accident.
Cattle are doing nicely but II the
days were warmer would travel less
and take on more fat.
1t is tho intention, before the
opening Of another term, to have the
acaderny grounds fenced.
Mrs. Mayheld fell or was thrown
from a mule last Thursday and had
her arm broken between the shoulder
and elbow.
The changes and improvement in
this section OF the nation are so rapid
that even the residents cannot keep up
with them.
A wreck at Bluejacket last Friday
evening suspended the movement Of
all trains about twelve hours. No one
was injured.
Married, May Goth, 1888, by the
Rev. w. T. King, Mr.. John E. Spur
lock and Miss Lille Myears, both OF
Vinita, /. T.
The log mon were caused consider
able anxiety last week lest their prop
erty might be caught by the rise and
washed away.
considerable sport was had at
court last week at the expenhs Of the
grass men," Senator Schrimsher
can elucidAte.
The attendance at the Coowee-
scoowee court last week was the larg-
est ever seen upon a similar occasion
in the nation.
Horse stealing still continues in
spite of the fact that Judge Parker can
now send horse thief"over the 70 ad"
for fifteen years.
we have sent out a great many
bills in the past week and we have not
done so for pastime, either. Please be
prompt about settling.
"A Delaware was indicted at the
recent term Of court for assault upon
a woman Of the same tribe, committed
on Monday Of last week.
"A. q. Raymond has planted an en-.
tire block OF land near his residence in
walnuts. Tho young trees look
thrifty and are doing we'll.
Interest in the millinery business
begun TO wane Wednesday evening oi
last week and "a hours later was down
TO zero. Brighten up, Jim.
"A citizen negro named Sharp Rog
ers was arrested at Winfield, Kansas
and brought back to this district last
week to be tried for horse stealing.
"A strawberry and ice cream festi
val will be given in the church al
Chelsea next Thursday evening tc
raise friends for paying for an organ,
jackson Majors and Miss Alphay
Sanders, both Of Missouri, were mar.
ried at the Frisco hotel last Thursday
18th, by Rev. J.w. MeCrary. Mr.. Ma.
iors is Frisco brakeman.
1t is said that 40 orc. NJ. McClel
lan's cattle have been rounded mp by
the sheriff and will be advertised ant
sold under tho law prohibiting intro
duetion after a certain date.
Blue Starts barn, near Maysville
was struck by lightning and burneC
down Wednesday night Of last week
Nothing but harness and saddle " as
saved. The loss was about 500.
1t is intimated that some Of ou