Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05

copies Of last weeks paper.
Wanted, 70 trade Frnit lreos for a
horse. d. NJ. MARRs.
There should be no lack Of money
this season, for taking papers or for
any other purpose.
The opera house is to be cut up into
Offices in the course Of few weeks. IL
will probably make more money in this
capacity than as temple OF amuse-
ment.
Mr.. Richards, foreman at MIR.
Wolfe's shop, is now entirely disabled,
having painful gathering upon one
thumb and the other severely cut with
a saw. &
j. II. Dixon was struck with the
sweep Of hay press some days ago,
by reason of some of the machinery
breaking. and now goes about with
crutch.
Miss HubbelFs pupils will give
their third musical recital Friday af-
ternoon, February 9th. o'clock, at
Worcester academy. Friends are cor
daily invited.
This office is literally buried under
food of communications. Have pa
thence, gentlemen, aud we will get out
of "the hole" 1t is not intended to
slight anyone.
The sale flots in Tahlequah which
have been reserved, but by the late
session Of council were directed to be
sold, will occur during the per capita
payment there.
Dave Muskrat has rented the west
room of Mr.. Patton's buildings and
will open dry goods store. lie will
be assisted in the conduct of the bust
ness by Mr.. Crowell, from Arkansas.
DR. Foreman is opening very
large farm near Kelso and is endeavor
ing to secure the organization OF pri-
vate school at that place. A black
smith shop and other industries Will
be started there next summer.
deputy Marshal Wykoif brought
in John Huffman and Henry Ilindman
last evening charged with the larceny
Of 500 worth of goods from Little &
Alberty's store at Lenapah on Jan. Is. /
They were already on bond for larceny.
positive evidence cannot be out
weighed by that which is negative;
5000 bond for appearance at Musko
gee" is the way his honor disposed Of I
a church disturber last Monday. The I
hoodlum must go-either out of exist
ence or to Muskogec.
An open meeting of the Young
People Society Of Christian Endeavor /
will be held at the Congregational I
church Sunday at 7:30 p. M. in obser-
vance OF the tenth anniversary of the
organization. A special programme /
will be prepared. All friends invited. .
-R. w. little received his commits
sion as revenue tax collector some days
ago and at once entered upon the dis
charge Of his duties. There are q great
many cattle around the borders Of tho 4
nation which are subject to the dollar
a month tax and Mr.. TITLE has begun
looking them up.
Deputy sheriff Title sent crazy
man named James Council to the asy-
lum last week, upon order OF Judge
Burlington. Connel was some thirty
five or forty years Of age and was the
husband OF one of Mrs. Tygar's daugh-
ters. He resided upon Mustang creek \
and has been in an asylum before.
d. w. Bushyhead spent few
hours in town Tuesday night, coming
direct from Arkansas City, to get per-
mits renewed for his men in the rock 4
quarry west Of 90. Mr. Bushy herd will (
oppose the order Of the U. S. Govern
ment in ordering the work on the
leases stopped and contest the Chero-
kee rights in the Kansas courts.
The remains Of Miss Kate Warren,
a teacher at Harrell institute, Musko-
gee, who died upon Saturday night, of
pneumonia, we're taken north on last
Mondays train to St. Louis, her for
mer home. The lady had been at
Harrell for several years and was an
able and popular teacher. She was
sick but a very short time and it was
not until Saturday, the day before her
death, that her condition became
alarming.