Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-08-11

james Mclaughlin, Of Grand River, was
a caller Thursday last
Little John Miller, EDS boy. had birth
day party last saturday.
-Mr. j. W. Mccullough, Of FairIand, was
on the streets saturday.
Geo. A, Armstrong was In from the Horse
creek country last Friday
Tom Hancock, Pryor Creeks rustlng In
suranee man, was up Tuesday.
--Jno p, Drake, Of Chelsea, was pleas
ant caller at this onlce Saturday
Miss Dora little has been visiting the fam
ny of George Eaton, at Claremore.
--Mr z. d. Henry, Of Chelsea, who is again
in business, was in the city Monday
Dick Adams and brother were In from Al
luwe one day last week on business
David Dixon, of Fariand. was attending
court as witness the first of the week.
Il. b. Bell and j. II Akin both went to
Tahlequah to attend supreme court this week
Howard Langley. Eugene Hall and sew.
eral other citizens Of Adalr were up Monday
George Tamblyn and Tom Allen, Of She
Kansas City stock yards, came down yester-
day.
Charles T. Moore, the Alton merchant. has
been in the city on business some days this
week
Mrs Minnie Smith went TO Denver last
Thursday and Will not return till the weather
has moderated.
Attorney Campbell. of Falrland, was at
tending to some legal business before Judge
Mason, Tuesday.
Mrs salIe Kell came in from GIaremore
last week to visit her daughters, Mrs Akin
and Mrs. Kelley
John Miller took lot Of the women folks
out TO spend day or so at the farm last
Ihurday evening
During Cashier Cook visit to Denver Mr.
c F Cooley Of cnerryvale Kan is en-
poyed In the bank.
j. S stapler of Tahlequah, was in the
city day or two last week accompanied by
his wife and children.
Mr. Dan Fisher, Of Peirce City, son OF
the postal clerk, came down Wednesday to
set type on this paper
Mr.. and Mrs A c Raymond started for
Colorado last sunday night, via Kansas city,
aud will remain some time
Mrs. Belle stevens returned from Eureka
Springs last Saturday, but Miss Nettie Dun
can, who went with her, remained
Mrs. W F.. Halseil. her children and their
nurse. went TO Colorado the first Of the week
and will remain uutil cooler weather.
Capt. Jen McGee, Of Delaware district,
came over last week in search Of a new place
lie went mp on Cow creek prospecting
&C. ii. Hale, proprietor of job printing
Office at webb City, was a caller Tuesday;
with a friend he wss On camping tour
r NJ Bynum. Charlie Reynolds and J. NJ.
Crutchdeld came in from Tulsa Friday The
beer men were still operating when they left
home
DR. Box and Fred Metzner Of Nowata,
came in the drst Of the week. They hail from
good town and are not slow in extolling
its virtues
Mrs. {. D. Gunter, Of Hlco. Ark, ac- |
companied by her son, c. D. Gunter, Jr.,
and Miss Addie Connolly, are visiting friends |
and relatives in this city
-Robt j Lunday, of Horse creek, was on |
the streets Monday. The gentleman is pro- /
gressiye farmer, and is the owner Of one OF the I
most desirable country seats iu Delaware 1
district.
DR.. Newton was over last Friday. lie still |
insists that Fairland is the town of all towns;
ten cars of wheat were shipped on the lreced-
ing Wednesday, he said, and seven cars on
Thursday.
This otiice acknowledges pleasant call
from John W. Gibson Of Cowskin prairie,
and while here the gentleman Informed us
that Missouri and Kansas had been captured |
by the Peoples party.
Capt II G. Cook and daughter Mabel went /
up on last Saturday morning. train to Oswego |
where they Joined party eighty-ive strong, |
for the Denver Knights Tempiar conelave.
They expect to be back next sunday.
The Delaware council is respectfully |
informed that there is one more person
to go onto the roll and its name is
Weaver, whose fathers name is John.
: special term Of the Cooveescoowee
district court viii convene at Clare
more next Monday. There are thirty
one misdemeanor cases on the docket. /
All of the 4th Of August celebrations
were we'll attended. Gooseneck prob
ably led in this regard, and it was said
one hundred stand privileges we've sold.
Gray & Co. got in a car Of Texas
melons last Friday which sold very
rapidly. This Office acknowledges the
complimentary receipt Of very fine
one.
1t is now safe for the deputy mar
shals and detectives to make a tour
of the Grand river country in search
of the Daltons, as we have a straight
"tp" that they have gone from there.
If anyone has panacea for the dis
gust engendered by hogs getting into
a garden and digging she sweet potato
row from one end TO the other, please
send to this office with directions for
taking.
The best business opportunity pre-
senting itself in this country to. day is
the erection of an elevator aud estab-
lishment of grain business. Present
facilities are insufficient aud make the
cost otnandlng too great.
Dean Ward, at Claremore, had a
wheat crop on new land which aver
aged 81 bushels per acre. The ground
was broken and gone over both ways
with disc harrow; it was also drilled
both ways, three pecks each way
The express company still carries a
guard on its trains from here south.
One - lafi Haakcs a round trip to Wag-
oner and one TO Muskogee every night,
leaving here al GAO, returning at 1915,
going down at 400 and getting back at
9.55.
A telegram received Tuesday even
ing from Topeka stated that Dr. Ohes.
ney, Mrs. Milford's father, was falling
rapidly Of consumption and bis son,
Charley, went up that night. Later