Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-10-05


in from the Usage country this w6et to place
their children IN school.
pr. Dssby and wife started Saturday
morning last for the Worlds fair. They will
be home about the sth or 10th.
e. clate Caudry the CoGeyyille implement
and machinery man, was down Que day re-
Gently to look alter u law suit.
Miss Flossie stephens left Monday night
for Chicago and about the 10th will go to Bos-
ton 10 resqme her musical studies.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. J Cadwaiader started on
a three months visit In Illlnols last saturday
and will Of coarse take In the fair.
Lee Barrett and Pryor Farley went 10 the
fair together q few days since. and from
all accounts had very pleasant slime.
The wife Of T.. Stanley Wilson, the Plano
man, arrived from Lamar last night for q
weeks visit with her husband at Hotel Cobb.
Ned shanshsn and other witnesses against
the young mon charged with stealing the
ChinAman's money. went TO Fort smith Mon
day.
-. L. Rogers. the Taiaia llverymsn. on
whose place at Prairie City the 55-bushel
wheat crop was raised, came In Tuesday on
business.
VIII Walker. an oid-iims vlnta boy but
now a merchant at McAlestcr, stopped in the
city Monday on his way 10 ST. Louis lie will
probably visit Chicago before returning.
Miss Carrie A. KiAg. who from time TO
time during the summer has been giving the
readers OF The CnIKyrAIS an account OF what
she saw on the Atlantic seaboard, returned
home last week.
Judge Mason reported last Thursday look
ing hale and hearty. few light frosts back
In Indiana admonished him that II was time to
strike for. the territory or his old plague, the
asthma, would get him. He has come to stay.
Allen Blevins was down from BlueJscket
Monday looking after a claim he had against
party here. His last visit previous TO this
one was for the purpose OF procuring a mar
riage license but he very slyly Kept tho re-
porter In Ignorance OF the fact.
The largest party vet leaving vInlla for
the Worlds fair started Saturday night, on
the Flyer" II included j. +. Gunter, wife
and daughter, J S. Thomson and wife, L ".
Bafington and wife. Miss Ida Beatty and sis
ter Bobe, MIss Babe Thompson, CalIie Gunter
aud friend named YearsaIn.
Tree digging at the viniia nursery
will begin about the Goth Of October.
Those who expect to plant this fall
should come early while varieties are
unbroken.
Arthur Cook has been sick week
or 80 with what threatens to develop
into typhoid fever. Miss Leila, his
sister, has been kindly assisting the
folks in the bank.
A new bridge, across the Missouri
river at Bellfountaine Bluffs, which is
to be the st. Louis inlet for the NJ, X.
& T. and the Burlington roads, will be
finished in November.
A town los was sold recently in
Claremore for $500 which was bought
from the nation for So. Numbers of
them which were bought for S5 have
been sold for two to three hundred.
All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to T. +. Thompson will
please come in and settle. Cheapest
aud best place in Vinita to buy
groceries. Cash paid for grain.
New supply of chattel mortgages aud
promissory notes in stock at this
Office. The mortgage is new form
and is said to go out and get the prop
erty itself; we do not know that this
Is true.
N. f. McAlester. of Nelson, Mo-, and
Miss Mollie Meredith, of Pilot Grove,
came in on Tuesday nights train and
were married at the Hotel Cobb at
once. An irate parents objection was
the cause of their flight.
Alf CLANCY, arrested recently by
Deputy Brunei at Wagner, has been
identified as one OF the Pryor Greek
train robbers and also as being in the
Bentonyille bank robbery, lie main
tanned here that It was his brother the
officers wanted but IT looks as though
both brothers are wanted.
NJ. g. Butler, town commissioner,
held lot sales at Alton Monday and
Tuesday, Vinita Wednesday and Blue
Jacket will have sales today aud to.
There were two lots, which
lapsed, TO be sold In this town and
twelve or fourteen on which last in
slallment was to be paid.
Henry Starr and "Kid" Wilson at.
tempted to escape from the federal iail
At Fort Smith last Sunday. They, to-
gether with six other prisoners, con-
iemned murderers, made vicious
attack on one OF the prison guards.
rhey were prevented from escaping
and locked up. They are to be tried
his week.
W. p, Ward got claim IN the "iri-
hngle"which contains forty acres only
II tillable land. He Is in a quandary
to 20 back and dle or not.
Did man Gee was out on the Strip and
,fiered TO Sooner" three claims for
Mr.. Ward, his brother and Newt
Williams for 500. but they did not
irade.
From all accounts there are a great
many bogus Cherokee nauonal tickels
n circulation and most OF them pur-
port TO ne issued by the clerk Of Iii.
iois district. They are signed With
he name of aman who Is dead. the
PARTIES hoping in this manner to es-
,ape prosecution, The probabilities
ire that aovnral nnreOna MIL ha SAINT ~ |