Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-10

AIRS Beck and daughter, Addie, were ,ia
iior last Thursday
lion. y. ~, Conner, OF Fauland, was ii
the city Tuesday forenoon
Mrs. James Ballard, Of Southwest CITY, a
visiting In vnita this week,
Nv Il Henaryx, now living on Big Creek
near Edna was 10 town this week,
--John Gutter returned last week from
trading expedition ln northwest Arkansas.
Messrs Frank alusgroye , G scrimahel
and u L Denny came mp nom Claremor,
Tuesday
g S Ford OF I.enapah an old Illinois az,
torney, now retired from practice, was IN the
city last Thursday
~ W johnson, who has been teachlng
and doing evangelist work in this town for
some moutha, hiss gone home TO Texas.
Miss Bessle mn a yoang lady who ia very
popular in the vicinity OF Oseuma spent Tues
day in this city aud went TO Neosho in the ev-
enlng,
-Milired Morgan, representing the Texas
world, Of Houston, an illustrated journal
was interviewing our business ana profession
al men last saturday.
--Will Carter, an old time vinita boy and
atip-top drugeisi has returnedto 10 the city and
entered Dr Foreman drug store His wife
and babies are at Little Rock but viii be mp
IN couple Of week
Gus Nichols has cut another cash
into the strip money; nine and a half
pornd boy, born Feb. 2S.
Business opens out promisiugly with
skinner 4 Co.. furniture, aud they al
ready have orders out for more goods
Dennis Hicks, blacksmith, can make
that old pillow work like new for about
two bits. Horse shoeing specially.
A big, overgrown boy weighing nine
pounds made his appearance at Den
mis- Hicks home last Thursday morn
ing
photographer named Yates was
found dead in his bed at White Bead,
|. r last week He was from Arkan-
sas recently.
Billy Campbell, the saddle and har
ness maker, is soon going to open a
shop at Pryor Greek He S now work
ing at Neosho.
Judge Mason has Increased the space
inside the railing and proposes to give
the attorneys ample opportunity to
spread themselves.
A fire occurred at the town Of Lex
ington, OR, sunday morning, in which |
young man named Ben Montgomery |
was burned to death.
s. MaPery's Adair house is expand
ing its business, ami advertising cor
respoudingy. Stock is fully up to the
demands of the country.
II every reader was as prompt about
paying his subscription as W. II
Marker there would be much more
pleasure in publishing paper
The Delaware district court grand
jury which convened on the 29th OF
February last reported thirteen in
dictments for violation of the PERM
law.
Owing to the fact that the opera
house is otherwise employed, Baptist
services will hereafter be held in the
Presbyterian church every sunday at
800 y m.
VIM. Wright, deputy sheriff, WAS
here last week to subpoena the witt
nesses In the Bill Carpenter horse
stealing case which will be tried
March 18th.
rhe decided improyementin She con
iition Of the wheat crop during The
past few weeks has had the result OF
yeritable boom at
W. w. Scott Of The Texas Land and
Cattle Go. has arranged for the ship
ment Of 25,C00 head of cows into the
Usage nation It will require 800 ears
to do the work
Now is the time to buy genuine New
York Early Bose, Early OHIO aud Bur
bank potatoes. We have them; call
and see prices Henderson & Buihng
ton, Alton, |. T.
All persons indebted to W. G.. Pat
ton & Co., either 10y note or account
will please come forward and pay up,
1r their notes aud accounts will be put
out for collection. If
w. W. Miller has augmented his
orce on the opening Of the season by
The addition Of Mr.. J r. Fuller, OF
peirce City, and Mr. L. Dowell, tin
ner, from Fl. Gibson.
81 can't do without The CmrFrAIN.
HE banner paper Of the Cherokee ma
ion, writes Levi Paris, in renewing
his subscription. That's the general
one of the letters received at this
,idee
The new Presbyterian church at
Ward 3 grove, near Foyil, Is to be ded-
Gated on Sunday March the 20th. Rev.
A. d. JACKIE. Of Claremore, d n. Allen,
IF Ninita, and others will take part in
he services.
The addition of $4,000 envelopes to
'ur supply since last week gives MS
5000 far more than we can spare ,
Dom lot. especially low prices on
arge orders. A number Of new faces i
IF type have also been received within
he week
The president Of the Guthrie board
IF trade has been in correspondence
With the Frisco and Santa he railway
leople for some time aud expresses as
iuranrn that fhp Frisco viii .arf.i,i,.
De extended TO that city in a short
lime. He is probably mistaken.
II every farmer would construct a
,ond Of Two or three acres the proba-
1iliiies are that the drouth ofihe great
Fest would quickly disappear The
work is neither difficult nor intricate,
ind there is hardly a ten acre tract Of
and to be found where a pond could