Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-11

taken Csre Of at once IL might live.
Mr.. Ralph Lamb. Of the orphan
age. is conducting religious meetings
on Russell creek, south Of ChetOpa.
Will Miller has bought the lot ad-
joining Mrs. Goodykoontz on the west
and will build 4 home there next
spring.
Owing to snow on the rails two
trains came near running INTO each
other last Sunday between this point
and Alton
ID. u. Narrs has bought out the
interest Of his partner. RI. Browning.
in the nursery business and is nov
the sole owner.
Santa Claus has employed the
members Of the Fragment society
70 dress his dolls lhis year. No DOUBT
it viii be nicely done
The recital TO have been given at
Worcester academy lsst Friday, Was
postponed on account of Sickness Of
Miss Hubbell, the music teacher.
-AH parties indebted to P.shsnahan
for drugs and merchandise will confer
q great favor by renting for same
before the first OF the new year.
Go to CIV. Poole's. at Chelsea, for
Xmas goods; he has full line of toys,
notions. plush goods, candies. &C., At
remarkably low prices. See them
"A suit was Instituted before Judge
Mason recently and on coming to trial
it was discovered that both parties
were minors. Dismissal followed.
Gus Nichols is just finishing q
new house near Jimmy ThOmpson's
mansard rooted structure That part
Of town is fiOurishing. like all the rest.
r. l. Blakeney is getting mp = car
Of apples for shipment to Bryan.
Texas. TO which place be viii move in
6 short time and where his wife has
already gone.
Mr. Bethel has written Dr.. Fort
ner to learn what be can Of DR.. Koch's
new remedy and has determined to
take the lymph treatment At the ear
LEST opportunity.
We were prepared for = little po-
etc allowance Of the beautiful Snow"
on its first visit Of the season, but had
made no calculation on its falling to
the depth Of a foot.
i. 9. Haaiz<i. -. = costly Hsuss
in town r' s - q - <Tzzz8
AIR. Frank dds has jast returned
from 4 visit With rslsffsrs IN Illinois.
he is 50 veil pleased wfth that country
that the family expect TO make it their
home before the holidays.
All trace OF the "nild, IssIian eli
mate" We read aad hear about, disap-
peared last Saturday night, being
buried under foot Of snow. the first
which has fallen this season.
DIR. Frazier has 90 acres Of timothy
and win SOW l30 acres more next
spring. This year he raised about 500
tons or miIlsi which viii be threshed
and the seed sold instead Of being
fed out.
Mrs T. L Decker is visiting her
mother in-law st Holden, Mo. She
vas seen in Kansas City g few days /
ago by Mrs Pumphrey and stated her
Of coming to vinita shortly
1n visit.
The days for arriv5 Of the 1901
have arrived ana with them
hat Of Pope & Co., of Boston, man
1facturers Of the celebrated Columbia
bicycle The calendar. like the ma
;hine. il aene one
The Hethodists have come TO feel 1
he need OF 3 neS church and are haF-
ng the plans drawn now. When they
luild lprobably next spring) the
structure Will be Of brick and sufficient
n sire TO accommodate their wants
or some years t0 come.
"A note from Olympus states that
dr. James n. Holland and Miss Josie
Wright were married on CoEskin Prsi-
lie or the 4th iust-, the ceremony be-
ng performed by s. b. McGhee, dep
lty clerk of Delaware district ssSo
ards but plenty Of cake" states the
writer.
The n, K & T. is now the prop
rty Of the Standard Oil Company.
The fnsncial affairs Of the road are all
n proper shape, and the work Of fne
eceivers is about complete, which
means that they will coon surrender
ontrol. Snd the new owners take hold.
% says . New York dispatch
Watt West, who is as certain as
cath and the tax-gatberer, came up
Ast Saturday to renew his ale
lance Speaking Of the prospec-
i've payments he said he had the sad
le-bags IN which his father brought
ONE from Fort Gibson their portion
{ the payment for the Georgia land,
hirty years ago or more.
One Of the best crops which a far
Ter can raise for profit. especially il be
as any number Of cattle or horses, is
Orghum- IL never gets too dry for it
nd If s0wn in rows and cultivated, 50
can be cut up like corn. il will pro-
nee an astonishing quantity Of feed.
n the states the seed is being ground
ke "chop," and brings one dollar q
undred pounds.
Another Fire.
The building Owned by the Masonic