Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

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excellent manner.
There are weeks when 10 get uT
enough locals for paper is a difficult
task; this is one Of them.
"A new tangled arrangement has
been perfected for collecting bad debts
or preventing the debtor from buying
on credit elsewhere.
Where are ali Of our old correspon-
dents2 We want to report every in
cident Of public interest which trans
pires in the Nation.
"A new oil well was developed last
week Al Bushyhesd and il appears to
be the best yet put down. Look out
for q boom in that section.
The wanderers got home from st.
Louis and Cincinnati last Sunday.
The rourd d trip railroad fare between
those two towns reached the low rate
of$s.
The cases against Sam Ridenhour
and Mr. Hodges, on the charge Of
rObbing the Pacific express car at
Pryor Greek have virtually been dis
missed.
Speaking from personal experience
We can say that the chickens are not
80 easy to kill as they were a month
ago and the quail hy 3 little faster
than they used TO.
As speedily as possible We are
putting our mail list into type an
there will soon be no reason for q sub
scriber 10 unintentionssly allow his
paper to stop. The date of expiration
is given on each paper
Geo. Msyes wss up from his Grand
river home SUNDAY. lie has fifteen
acres Of cotton which bids fair 10 pro-
duee q bale to the acre, worth about
$50. A number Of his neighbors also
planted cotton last spring.
The Dalton boys. Emmett and Bob,
we're seen a few days ago away out on /
the Saginaw range, west Of Redsork 4
and sent word TO their brother Graiz,
who is in jail at Fort Smith. that they |
were going west to remain.
Frank Swift. q special deputy
sheriff Of Crawford county, Kan, re-
stored Monroe Blythe's horse to him
last E~sk. IL sas sold by Frank
Wsifman ct Girzrd to q horse trader
named steve Puckett for IS, the sad
die inriuded.
-Mrs- Halseil drove into Bull creek
Monday with her phaeton and the ve-
hicie vas turned over. The heoccupanfs,
Mrs. Barrett and daughter Bessie,
Ars- Halsell and baby, we're precip-
itated into the water and thoroughly
soaked
The ladies Of the congregational
church will give q dime social at DIR.
Bagby's next Monday night. at which
Will be served. Every
body is invited to attend and efforts
will be made 70 see that all enjoy
themselves.
"A facenous correspondent alluding
10 the revival at BartlesEiIle expresses
he hope that the young men Of the
place will not again be arrested for
playing crzck-loo. We trust the re-
suits may be even more productive Of
s0od than this.
The farmer that has a few acres in
broom corn, . crop Of fax, q castor
'ean field, few acres OF wheat, q feld
" corn and q variety Of vegetables
ant help but "hIt IL" somewhere .
long the line. In other words, diver
ifed farming pays.
AT the piano recital given at the ,
Icademy last Friday selections were I
endered by Jessie Daniels, Beth Beard, 6
ella Warren, Ida Roision and Grace 4
nd Lucille Fortner. Each did very =
rell and left q highly favorable i'm s
ression upon their listeners.
When the training in the home has
cen such that the result of il Is that
oys and girls between the ages Of !.
hirteen and sixteen run away from \
ONE 10 get married, it is question i.
neither the parents do not need the =
irch more than the children.
Miss Wiley, the estimabIe lady n
Iho has for several years been matron G
the Presbyterian mission at Nus [
ogee. died last Friday. She was taken D
ish chill upon the previous Monday I,
corning but not until Wednesday was !,
er illness thought 10 be serious. v
Rev. ID. n. Allen will move with q
is family into the Congregational q
zrsonage about the close Of this d
Ionth- It is expected the Presbyter- Il
ms will erect a house for their pastor is
4 the south part Of The lot occupied b
= the church, adjoining Dr.. Frazee's. 81
arrangements have been made by
linseed oil company to furnish a
rye quantity Of fax seed to the far :,
ers Of this vicinity next spring, If
,sired- They furnish the seed. the :
rmer agreeing to sell them the crop :
% cents a bushel less than the So.
0uis price -
Since the killing Of Sheriff Nail, a,
the Choctaw Nation, at Fort Smith VI
81 week, Judge Parker's grand jury CO
IS been indicting the saloon keepers IN
: the wholesale for selling whisky to Sc
Idians. Nail got drunk and Police of
an Surrztt killed him in attempting
arrest him.
Fleet Lay, boy Of fourteen who IN
ID been working for q man named 81
'atherin in the nation near COtfey- IN
Ile. stole his employers horse one do