Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-23


house next "Wednesday night.
Several communications have un-
avoidabiy been lad ser to next week
All members of the A. O. L. w.
are notified that an important meet
ing will be held next Tuesday night.
Frank Lenno. the Delaware who
killed Bob 6ilstrap during the hoii-
dave. has since died of bis wounds re-
ceivsd at the same time.
Don't fail to 20 to the opera house
next Wednesday and Thursday nights-
&C. NJ. Keys. q commission mer-
chant Of St. Louis. well known IN this
city, was married to soung lady inS
81. Louis last week.
-wm. Goats. who for ten years has
been engaged in the Joplin lead region,
has moved back TO this country to
make a home and remain.
Henry Rogers. living on White
Oak, was appointed second chief ofthe
shawnees last week, thus filing the
place made vacant by Josh Daugh
erty's death
The Peoples Drug store have some
thing to say in this paper This is .
new establishment with H. A Gallo
way as manager and their stock is
worthy an inspection
The n, X at. depot caught FIRE
TUESDAY and but for an engine stand
ing on the track beside it, from which
water Was obtained, it would, no doubt,
have been burned down.
Michael strogoF' at opera house
next Wednesday night; "a Self-made
MAJ" Thursday night
The Frisco's depot IL certainly GO
ing ts be fine. when completed This
company is also building q new Office,
a. the west end Of the platform for its
roadmaster, Mr.. Williams.
We are authorized to announce
that at the request Of many citizens
there viii De a mass meeting held at
Echo on Friday, January Slst, to con-
s:der the subject Of selling the strip.
Jimmy Thompson has made ar
rangemenfs by which 1000 head Of
mares will be placed upon his ranch
this spring OF this number 800 will
be American; the balance halt Texas
Tom Blackstone, Of Webbers Falls,
has been lying very sick at the Frisco
hotel in this city and both his broth
ers we're sent for he was much i'm
proved by the first Of the week and
able to get about some.
Mrs. s. J. Blythe has prepared
petition or memorial to the Q. :. on
Gals At Washington 81 tteng forth the
desire to sell the strip and giving tho
reasons therefor. The document will
be found at the lady's rooms and
all citizens are invited to peruse and
sign it.
-"Michael strog0f" at opera house
next Wednesday night "a Self-made
Man" Thursday night
Mrs. Baugher, died on Wednes day
Of last week and was buried st the
cemetery in this place Thursday after
noon The cause was an seute form
of pneunonia an d it was only on the
preceding day that q physician was
called. The family live upon one Of
2. n. CroEelI's places, near Abba
Ike Mcdonald vas around with &
petition tais week asking Agent Ben
nett TO appoint him Indian police.
The Cabin creek country, in the Dob
kins neighborhood. has need for an Of
6csr. Several of the more turbulent
spirits, however. have recently gone
before Judge Parker TO answer larceny
charges.
Judge Joe Lynch, Of " ebbers Falls,
died very unsxpecfedIy on Tuesday Of
last week As be was riding along he
tell from his horse and hy by the road
side for some time before being found
and died soon sfter reaching home.
Mr. Lynch lad for many years been
one Of the conspicuous figures in his
district and had held many stations Of
trust and honor.
sunday has seemingly grown to be
q day upon which we can look for phe-
Eomenal changes of the weather. At
three or four o'clock last Sunday the
temperAturs was as warm As anyone
might expect in April; by dark the
mercury was.nezr the zero point and Gn
hour later lightning could be seen and
thunder heard in the southeast Mon
day mornings Texas train was covered
with slest ard ice. showing that in
that country there was q rain accom-
panying the cold spell
-"Michael stsOgof' at opera house
next Wednesday night; "a Self-made
Man" Thursday night.
Mrs Samuel B. Goats died at
Southwest City on the 9th inst. and
was buried the succeeding Sunday st
the Blythe grave yard, on Cabin creek
The family live upon Grand river. east
Of Adair, but as Mrs. Goats was suffer
ing with what might be termed ehon-
ic malaria, her husband was advised
to take her uDon q trip through the
Arkansas hills. No improvement be-
ing shown, and the symptoms being
unfavorable. they were returning
On the road between MaysviIle and
Southwest City the lady grew very
much worse and an hour after reach
ing a hotel at the latter town. she
died.
Last Friday night the quiet little
town Of Pryor Greek was treated 10 a
real scandal, in the shape ofsn esope-
ment, John Waybourn, section boss,
having skipped by the light Of the
moon" with gay aud dashing young
grass widow, Mrs. Lena Vann. Some