Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-08-29
LOCAL NOTES.
by, dusty and disagreeable.
e. w, Green ia selling corp

pointed postmaster at Fort Gibson.
WIN. Walker and Jack spaniard
will be hung at Fort Smith tomorrow
Sam Skinner is putting an exten-
sive addition to his residence on the
hill.
w. T. Beatty's place north Of town
suffered severely last week by the
flames.
Miss Julia, a daughter Of John
Barlow, living on Grand river, died
last sunday.
The Telephone says it is rumored
that the Indian Arrow will shortly
move to Tahlequah.
Mrs. J. L. Wolfe will begin a
school September lst For further
particulars call on Mrs. Wolfe.
Fire swept over Mrs. Landrum' q
place (at Landtum spring. last week
and burned 300 panels of fence.
VIM. Chouteau commences moving
into his newly purchased residence,
the Raymond property, to-day.
To-day Tahlequah will witness
the greatest croud gathered there for
years. There is to be circus in town.
The Southwest City Leader speaks
Of a specimen Of blue mineral bearing
go per cent. silver and 30 per cent.
lead. Nextl
A nice rain would not come amiss
just now. Although crops are not sui
fering, tho streets arc very dusty and
unpleasant.
Davis Till & Co. have purchased
the Crutchfeld stock of goods and will
conduct the business of tho concern
hereafter.
While Josh Mclaughlin was rid
ing after n COW og Grand river on Wed.
nesday OF last week, his horse fell and
broke its neck.
james Dan and Miss Clemenllne
Emerson. a runaway couple from
Missouri, were married at the Frisco
hotel on Tuesday.
Bessie, a little daughter Of Mrs.
Wm. Chouteau, has been danger ously
sick for several weeks, but there are
now signs OF improvement.
Between Saturday night and Mon.
day evening, fourteen trains OF cattle
pissed through this city over the
Frisco road, for the eastern market.
Agent Bennett made another raid
on Wagner Monday night, capturing
some ten Or dozen hard citizens
whom be shipped out Of the territory
Frank McSpadden, who was il
town Monday, said that his mother
was very low at Chelsea and tho boys
were telographed to come to her bed
side at once.
"A lady passenger recently
came in ON the Southwest City mai
hack who was seventy odd years ol,
aud had never seen a railroad until ar
irving at this point.
DIR. l.. o. Ellis, dentist, will be at
Vinita ten days, from September 1911
to Goth; at Chouteau, September Goth
TO October oh and at Claremore iron
October 10th to 18th.
Tom Blujacket has moved hi
stock ofmerehandise to Bolin's ferr,
where he is enjoying a good business
His family will remain in this city un
oil the weather is cooler.
w. b. Rains, living on tho Ge
place, east Of town, brought in a speci
meu Of niaety day corr, last Saturday,
which was matured and ready for tn,
crib. His crop will average 81 bush
els to the acre.
"A few weeks ago Miss l.. Chase, OF
clyde. Ohio, sought the assistance o
THE CHIEFTAIN to aid her in fndini
o. r. Chase, a relative. The gentle
man has been located at the Soldiers
home in Leavenworth.
The Raymond house is being itte,
mp for hotel, Mr.. Raymond hayiu,
bought the necessary fixtures in Kan
sas City this week. The store Of Da
Wis Hin & Co. will move out aud II
&. Barritt will take charge Of the new
hotel about the last Of September.
Tourists round trip tickets to Pu
eblo, Colorado Springs and Denver ar
on sale over the NJ, X. 4 T. road a
S36.25, good to return until Octobe
81. Train leaving here at 1924 a. m
arrives at Pueblo next day at noon
Colorado Springs at l:i0 p, n Denve
at $40 +. IN.
The female seminary opened las
Monday with an enrolment OF 2lj al
tendents, all the rooms being taken
Vinita will be represented by n mum
Der Of young ladies', among whom are
Misses Laura Chouteau, Ida Bluejack
ct. Samie Gunter, Isabel Cook, Lul
aud Ona little and Emma Tiger.
An engine and six cars Of cattl
were ditched just beyond Prairie City
last Sunday by running over a hors
lying on the track. Fireman IIaw
kins was instantly killed and Eng
nser Favor badly scalded. The cat
tie belonged to ". +. Halsoll, Of thi
city, some fifteen head Of which wer
killed.
Baxter Springs News. job
Swallow, who had a hearing before I
s. Commissioner @. q. Horner las
week on the charge OF murder in ia
killing Of Thos. Angel, near senecl
last spring, was bound over to th
Wichita U. s. District Court for man
slaughter. The evidence did not sho'
him 10 be guilty of willful murder
On account OF the Exposition I
be held at 81. Louis, September lth t
October l2th, the Frisco will sell ex
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