Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-05-05

. Uncle John Edwards was water bound ii
Z the city this week
/. IA. 9 Peek ana family have moved t,
Fairland Tor while.
Judge Clinsan, Of chelsea, was pleasan
caller at this onlce saturday
George ramblyn, the wen known commits,
sion man, Of Kansas CITY, was down this
week
: senator Keys ana Solicitor y O. Albers
were Ia the city Tuesday on their way home
from Delaware court.
The mother Of Mrs. Essex and Mr. Essex' =
, sister, Mrs Church arrived on last evening
3 train too late 70 attend the funeral.
-Jlm Dumas was seen at sulphur Springs.
Ark, last Saturday. elcctloneerlng for the OF.
Ace OF county clerk Of Beutoa county
d C Chandler was In the city Saturday
from his Duck creek farm aud reports that his
wheat prospect Is very fine this season.
-E. 7 nelben, OF Bonneville. lad who
had been In This city for some days Visiting
the family ofMrs G. u. Bethel, len for home
Monday.
DIR, Mason, Of Evansville Ind, has been
visiting his uncle, Judge Mason. for some
days but left Tuesday night for the south
Judge Mason accompanied the gentlemen as
far as Muskogee
Miss Minnie Chouteau, Of Uoneyyille, kan
sas, spent several days 10 this city during the
shawnee payment Miss Minniei an estm-
able young lady having large circle Of ac-
qualntancos In this city ana her visits are al
ways source Of pleasure
The Fowler resi- dence east OF the
track is nearing completion.
little Bob" lronsile's pony was
killed in the stable last Monday night
by lightning.
Emmett Skinner has been staying at
w. G. Patton & Cos. during the alb
sence of Jim McOrary.
A. n. Green expects to move his fur
niture into his new hotel the first of
next week and will open for business a
few days later.
Rev, b. n. Allen has failed to meet
his appointments at Pheasant Hill be-
cause OF Inflammation of the-eyes, but
hopes to be able from this time to be
punctual.
Cooweescoowee circuit court meets
at Claremore next Monday, with a long
docket. Judge Shackleford also opens
his May term at Muskogee on The day
following.
The bank added upwards OF $4,000 |
to the circulating medium last week in
bright new bills, having the name of |
). S. Cobb in one corner and that of II. |
9. Cook IN the other.
Louis Ralston has moved his family |
to Neosho for the advantages of health |
and educational facilities and they are
comfortably established in a place ad-
joining that Of q. w. Miller
Newt. Williams, now living on Brack-
ett's place, had two young jacks choked
to death last sunday night in the
stable. He valued them before they
died. at two thousand dollars.
j. A. Duncan is now conducting the |
butcher business on his "own hook"
Two shops; both supplied with the
choicest meats to be obtained
Owing to the rain last Monday the
w. q. T. I. concert was postponed un-
til Friday night (to-morrow Admiss.
ion Free NJ. L. church; all invited.
If the drunken crew that made
"Rome howl on the streets of this
town last Sunday night carry their
hilarity into the churches and disturb
public worship again, the law will be
applied vigorously.
Attention is called to the lumber ad-
yertisement in this issue of ?. G.
Browning yards at Chelsea and Fair
land, |. T., and Seneca, Mo- A com
plete stock of lumber will be found at
each Of the points named.
A pension examining board has been
appointed at this place and holds
weekly meetings, Wednesdays. The
board consists of Dr.. b. +. fortner,
president; DR.. Oliver Bagby, treasurer;
Dr.. NJ. P. Haynes. secretary.
The general assembly of the Presby-
teran church convenes at Memphis,
Tenn, May 10Th. On May l6, II, Is,
and 10, the Frisco railway company
will sell round trip tickets, good for re-
turn until June LIST, at one full fare
II. I. Miller, an agent for the Kelley
institute, was here last week for the
purpose Of finding out what induce
ments would be held out for the es-
tablishment Of an institute at this
place. There was very little encour-
agement held out, we believe.
In this paper will be found the al.
of James Metcalf & Co., live stock COM
mission merchants of East st. Louis.
The firm is one Of the most reliable and
popular ones and is represented in this
country by Sam Hall, ofthis city. Con-
suit him before consigning your stock.
Probably the best lot of cattle which
ever went out of this town were shipped
Monday last to Kansas City by w. 5.
Edwards, who lives in this nation,
south of Caney, Kansas. They were
fed on Horse creek, and some of them
must have weighed / 500 and should
have brought four cents-S6O each.
Stockmen, a Word Please.
In the roundup to begin next week
it was arranged at the Claremore meet
ing that below the Greek pastures each
man will act as captain while the out
fiji is on his range.
The boundaries Of the Halsell range
were defined as follows: The'Creek
line on the south, the Yerdigrs on the
east, the Usage line on the west. and
Horse Pen creek on the north.
THE CHIEFrAIN is going to overhaul
and revise its brand columns in a few