Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26
LOCAL NOTES.

Tho boys had considerable fun las
Sunday at the expense OF the rats.
Several prisoners were sent from
the Ardmore court TO Detroit prison.
"A fine lot Of horses and mules ioi
sale at ranch on Rock creek. W. @
Patton 4 Go.
win party signing "sleepy Eye
please communicate his or her name
to this Office.
Mrs. Cass has opened up her spring
millinery stock and invites an inspec-
tion by the ladies'.
The Presbytery OF the Cherokee
Nation will meet upon the l4th OF
April at Tahlequah.
"A Presbyterian church was organ
lied recently at Alton and w. b. Hub
bard elected ruling elder.
Rev d. N. Allen will preach next
Sunday morning at II O'CLOCK on the
historical evidence of the resurrection n.
"A large eagle was caught near AZ
ton during the recent sleet storm, It's
wings being covered with ice so il
could not fly.
u. l.. Taylor, of Pryor Greek, has
found a pocket case of surgical instru-
ments which the owner can have by
claiming.
DIR. e. b. Frayser has bought fine
English Shire stallion this spring from
parties in Kansas and will give some
attention to breeding draft horses.
The differences between the NJ, X.
& T. and the Texas Pacific were about
arranged at last report and cattle rates
will probably be the same as last year.
Nathan Adams, while out duck
shooting on Verdigris lakes, brought
home very large white swan. He
felt highly elated over his success as a
fowler.
The granitori pavement Of the new
hotel, laid by Il. N. Edwards and A. 7.
Crane, both of Webb City, NO., is
executed with exact nicely. More
such work is needed in this city.
j. L. Campbell after spending
three or four weeks in Texas came
home Saturday. He has bought 2000
three and four year old cattle Tor his
range ut Alluwe and they will begin
coming about the first of the month.
Ross Shaekleford and l.. W. Marks
got in couple of trains of cattle last
Saturday via the Frisco and there
were good many dead ones aboard.
On the run from Paris to Fort Smith
the train got on fire from sparks from
the locomotive and some damage re.
suited.
A meeting Of the Methodist minis
ters is now in progress in this city and
will continue through this week and
perhaps longer. 1t will be held at
10 a. m. and p IN. at he Congrega-
tional church; at s p. m. at the Meth
odist church All are cordially invited
to attend.
DR. A. II Allen, the veterinary
surgeon announced in these columns
a few weeks ago, has arrived in this
city and will be found at j. 4. Gunter's
livery stable. He is an affable gentle
man and at 0swego and Chetopa made
a very favorable impression.
Tom McSpadden returned from
Texas last Saturday He bought Of
McCarty & Giddings, at Ennis, $50
head of three and four year old steers
which have been cotton seed fed ana
should 60 to market about June in ex-
cellent shape. Mr.. McSpadden also
bought 200 younger steers aud 200
cows.
Judge Siidham, for more than half
a century one Of the leading figures of
the Greek nation, was buried at Eu-
faula last Sunday. He returned from
but short time ago and
was sick only few days. He leaves
an interesting and refined family,
among the daughters being Mrs. DR..
Leo E. Bennett, of Muskogee, Mrs.
Grayson, of Eufaula, and Mrs. DR..
Bailey, of South McAlester.