Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-04-16
LOCALNO1Es.


Two Of W. G. Ohamberlin's chill
dren have been quite sick Of late.
Religious meetings will be held at
Claremore next week by Evangelist
Wolfe
j W. Mcspadden Is now sole pro-
prietor Of the Tahlequah Towering
mills.
There is no early prospect of the
Monett passenger train being run
through to sapulpa
The sheriff Of TahIeQuah district
has seized saw mill on Grand river as
the property Of non-citizen.
&C. W. franklin has added another
brand but wishes it understood bis
cattle are all natives.
"A heavy wind aud rain storm Wis
tied the country below and cast ofhere
last Thursday afternoon
The railroads will give special re-
duced rates TO the stoekmen's meeting
to be held on the 9th
--sornborger & Griffin have opened
up sign and ornamental paint shop
and invite the attention Of the public.
The time is up for the Introduction
of cattle into the Cherokee nation but
they are still going west TO the Greek
pastures.
There is much complaint of the
dead cattle left near The stock yards.
They should be buried or destroyed
with quieklime.
The Delaware payment has claim
ed large number Of our citizens this
week. Olaremore will make ,' heavy !
drain next week.
j IL. Akin is building house at
Chelsea aud is soon going to begin the
erection Of one in this town, near the (
old school house.
-Horsemen who appreciate colts
weighing 1925 pounds at twenty two I
months will consult to their interest
D. s. Warren. See ad.
An interesting meeting has been
n progress at the Methodist church
for some time and number of con
versions have resulted.
Last Thursdays storm tore hole
some ten feet square in the roof Of Ad.
Roach crib, leaving both ends and
the opposite side
The Cherokee Presbytery is in ses-
sion at Tahlequah this week and Reys
Allen and Chamberlin, Of this town
and vicinity, are in attendance
An Evolutionary entertainment
will be gwen at the Congregational
church this evening by Miss J. A. l.,
of Indiana. DO not fail 10 attend
Mr.. Haiseil has concluded that tho
only saie way to repair the damage TO
his opera house building by the fire is to
put in new south wall and operations
have begun. N
How many lawyers attended
chuch last sunday? How many mer-
chants? How many clerks2 and how
many Of these classes will 90 TO church
next Sunday?
Some of the cattle purchased 10y
our citizens in Texas vii! not he
brought mp this spring They SHOW
fair prof already and Viii perhaps he
sold right where they are
The executive council, it is report
ed, has refused 10 pardon or commute
the sentences Of the DunnaWay bays,
who killed Wash Lee and who were
sentenced to be hung Tomorrow.
II experience and careful training
are worth ANYTHING IN any business
then carry your fine watches TO c Il.
Anglin, at the Alliance store, and
have it properly repaired and guaran- J
teed.
Someone proposed petitioning
the council 10 order the loafers to leave
town in twenty-four hours, but The
scheme wouldn't work; The fellows
were afraid lightning might strike in
the wrong place.
An engine came in from the west
on the Frisco Sunday on one OF the
driving wheels Of which the tire had
worked Oh an inch and a half or more.
1t was sent on in this condition bat
run very slowly
DIR. T. a. Sims will be az Ciarcmore
during the Cherokee payment and to
parties wishing artificial teeth or any
dental work offers his services. Gold J
filings a specially. All work guaran-
teed. Office at the Pacific hotel.
-Vinita is discouraging town for !,
The preachers. Suppose all the .
be closed for six months or
a year; prehaps they would then be !.
appreciated While it may not be
10 resort to this expedient y
Il is possible it might have good ef- a
iect could it be employed. d
-Itis estimated that 5000 ears OF =
,atte have been unloaded on The a., y
K. & T., north OF Nuskogee this spring, !
probably over $4,000 head. Tie "
'ash receipts Of this company at vini- "
a for March exceeded any points on Z
he line excpeling Denison and Han
libal.
The report came 20 town last Sat I
lrday hat The neighbors were run =.
ling jim Halls cattle out Of the ooun- !,
~" On being questioned on The
subject Mr. Hall said They had driven .
bunch OF his cattle away from their Il
,laces and over 20 his ranch and that =,
vas all there vas Of it. lie did not
,iam- them.
The Stock Meeting. o
II has been decided. after consu.ia- 6,
ion with a dozen or fifteen Of the a
most prominent siockmen Of the cona- q
~. 10 hold meeting in this city, on 4
Monday, April 9Th. at 3 o'clock p. m {
o arrange he spring roundup. All g
tockmeB east and north Of the Arkan- ID
- t...- -. a sss.s.ttfIt4 ron4nafrI a fn ian D.