Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-10-06

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and alleys clean, ard private premises
as well.
The addition Of two or three hun
dred people to our population give:
the town a decidedly bustling ap
pearance.
Household goods are being unloaded
from the cars every day. People are
coming to Vinita by rail, wagon
horseback and .afoot.
One Of the little three-year-old
twins of Mr.. Nash, the Frisco section
foreman, died TUESDAY morning from
the effects of malaria.
There were twenty-three prisoners
brought up on yesterday mornings
train from Muskogee and placed in the
hold-over to await call.
Lens and shutter with large barrel,
missing from photograph gallery op-
posite Badgett's. Will pay $500 re-
ward for return of same.
John c. Barrett and Miss Victoria
Lipe were united in marriage yester-
day at Claremore, and Lee Barrett and
family went out to be present.
E. NJ. Ming has a new turnout-a
nice one, and Edgar Smith has also
grown tired and with his family will
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Beryl Cox, the man who killed the
Chinese restaurant keeper at Tulsa
few days ago, was among the prison
ers brought up yesterday morning.
The grand jury made its first report
yesterday, returning sixteen true
bills of indictment. Pretty good work
for a little over one days service
The big road scraper is leaving its
mark in a number of places in town,
much to the qualification of those
who chance to live in such locality.
Levi Paris brought to this Office
some exec sdingly flue samples of ap-
pies grown in his orchard near Cat
ale. Mr.. Paris is serving on the grand
jury
DIR. Jesse Bushyhead was married
to Miss Fay Reynolds, Of Boonsboro,
Ark, last week, and returned to Clare
more, where he has purchased a
home.
The attendance at the schools is
gradually increasing aud there are 4
greater number Of pupils attending
school in Vinita than ever before in
its history.
For sale at a good bargain. A
three acre block on the east side, a
good place to build home or run a
truck farm. Enquire at the CHIEF
TAIN office.
w. Z. Beatty and r. d. Knight are
building a bowling alley on the Beatty
lot, beside Zimmerman's blacksmith
shop, and will have it in operation in
day or two.
The stoves have been put in place
at the Presbyterian church, prepara-
tory to the expected change in the
temperature, but October is here and
no sign of frost yet.
J. f. Tyner got excused Monday
from service on the petit jury and
went home today. Mr.. Tyner is a
prominent farmer near Tulsa, in the
Bird Creek neighborhood.
DR.. Clinkscales. George w. Hill and
Davis Hill have gone for a weeks
hunting in the Usage nation. The
party will be joined at Claremore by
Joe Gibbs and perhaps Others.
J. C. Starr has sold portion of his
town property at Grove and will in
vest in Vinita. He and his wife are
now on the lookout for a desirable
lot on which to build home.
The Appellate court at South Nc
Alester adjourned Saturday till Janu-
ary. The Burns case and Rochester
tonic case against Lewis Cohn at
Wagner was postponed till the next
term.
Some time since NJ. L. Patterson, Of
Alton, bought 450 cattle and within a
very short time sold 150 of them at a
profit of $500. The gentleman went to
Kansas City Sunday night, on cattle
deal.
A myriad of familiar faces are seen
on our streets. II is amazing how
many CHIEFTAIN readers are brought
in when Uncle Sam sends out for the
best men in the community for any
purpose.
The Worcester Academy Athletic
Association have received challenge
from the football team at the Male
Seminary at Tahlequah. The chal-
lenge will not be accepted till later in
the season.
II subscribers to the weekly, living
in the city, who desire THE DAILY
CHIEFTAIN instead, will notify the Of
fee, the change will be made and the
amount paid ahead on the weekly ap-
piled on the daily.
Five adult members were received
into the Presbyterian church Sun
day at the morning service, and the
ordinance Of baptism was admins
tered to the infant son of Prof. and
Mrs. W. A, Caldwell.
Mrs. Lamar, mother-in-law Of w. b.
Raines, is suffering from the effects
of a mosquito bite on the hand. She
was bitten several days ago and the