Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01

W. II. Carter went out towards
Coifeyvlllc Monday to look up a place,
hvalng about determined 10 embark a.
a farmer.
My drug store Is complete one and
competent men only are employed
at the prescription case. Ican't af-
ford TO take any risks; can you? A.
W. Foreman.
Annie, the two year old daughter Of
John Sheehan and wife, died Mon
day night and was buried the follow
ing morning, the funeral taking place
from the Catholic church.
A camp Of Sons Of Veterans was or
ganlzcd last week by J. II. Dixon, T.
w. Thompson, commander, w. S.
Stanneld, adjutant. An enrolment
Of 100 members is assured.
II. Jennings, Of the Bartlesvlle
Magnet, was in the city Tuesday, ar
ranging Mrs. Joel Mack's bond In the
murder case. The trial is set for
about the 10th, at Muskogee.
The nine year old son OF Robert L.
Chamberlin died at the home OF the
family in this city yesterday after
noon from the effects OF running a
nail ln his foot few days ago.
The roof Of the Bracket mill caught
fire from the engines sparks Saturday
but was quickly put out. A few min
utes later mad cat caused some ex-
cltement In the same vicinity,
DR.. Rucker, the accommodating
secretary OF the medical association,
now in session at South McAlester, Is
close second as the handsOmest man
with DIR. Cllnkscales as first.-Capital.
Mr.. Cook Is still confined TO his
home with his swollen foot which, II
he removes II from horizontal posi-
tlon, occasions him intense pain.
Otherwise he is perfectly comfortable.
Miss Graper has a steadily increas-
ing music class during vacation, her
pupils not wishing TO lose any OF the
ground covered during the school year.
Thursdays the lady spends at Pryor
Creek, where she has seven pupils.
The little Clay boy, who was struck
on the head by the maniac, has about
recovered and the stitches were taken
out Of his head several days since.
His father does not believe he is per-
manently Fundamentally or physi-
cally.
Rev. p. b. Jackson will come 10 vi
nita about the 18th and expects 20
stay until the close OF August. At
his suggestion especial attention will
be given TO the music during the gem
tleman's stay In the city and a choir Is
is being organized.
Mrs. Juletta Jordan has been re-
quested TO prepare aud read paper
before the National Farmers congress
at St. Paul during the week beginning
August 81, and has consented to do so.
Her subject Is, agriculture as a Civil
llzer Among the Indians"
]. II. Sheehan attended two Masonic
installations as district deputy w. NJ.
last Thursday. lie went to Pryor
Creek at four o'clock and installed the
officers OF that lodge, beginning before
! a. m, and returning at l0:45 the
same morning was on hand to ofilciate
here that evening.
The threshing machines have start.
ed in different portions OF the coun-
try and reports thus far show a very
satisfactory yield. The acreage OF
grain Is large and the crop so good that
1t is believed there are not eLough
threshers In the country to get the
crop out any way soon.
Badgett had great crowd at his
"clrcus" Saturday, and Monday morn
ing the store looked as though burglars
had been through IL. The question
as TO whether advertising will bring
customers and sell goods is no longer
a question In Vinita-it has been an.
swered In the Affirmative long ago and
frequently.