Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-02-23

prepared with Calumet Baking Pow
der. div 1922
Rev. J. II Myers. Of Poteau, ]. r.
came in this week for visit OF
para Of day with W. L. Chapman
his siep>on.
w. H. Curtis came down from Al
ton this week 10 attend curt in
the capacity OF a witLess in the Hill
England case.
Don't fail to attend the baking ex-
hibit at W. r. Badgelt's store and
get cup Cf Chase & Sanborn's cele-
brated coffee. div 26-29
F. c. Hubbard came in from Alton,
where he had been 10 attend his faith
er's funeral, aud went to Muskogee
Sunday night.
With a guarantee. That's how
our jewelry business is conducted and
likewise the drug department. Fore
mans Pharmacy.
VIM. Chouteau made raid on hiS
bees a few days since, much 10 the
qualification OF several OF the less for
tunate ncighbors.
Bob Garrett, on West Cabin, re
ports a loss OF only seventeen head of
cattle out OF about 1900, from the Sc
we're cold weather.
E. NJ. Ming's house plans have come
but he don't know The better hail
Of that family has got TO take hold
and build that house.
Joel Clay was in town Monday and
reports considerable sickness in his
neighborhOOd. One OF his children l.
quite sick with the grip.
Mrs. Bertha Erexton, OF Tulsa, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ficklin, returned TO her
home yesterday morning.
Mr.. Blair, Of Mcdonald Blair Com
mission Co., Kansas City, is looking
after the Interests Of the company in
ViniUa vicinity this week.
r. c. Day Tuesday received three
pictures OF the late Hamilton Fish,
which the captain prizes very highly.
They were sent by Fish's father.
Capt. c. II. Taylor went to his
farm near CoffeYvilleyeSterda Mr>.
Taylor's father, Mrs. Grayson, will
probably return with the captain.
S. B. Kinley, OF Little Rock, aud
the general agent for the White Sew
ing Machine Co, was in town Tues
day in the interest OF his company.
The battle won. Finest aud,
largest line of saddles ana hairless ever
shown in the Cherokee nation at Lee
Barrett's. Prices TO suit The times.
With the relaxation OF winter seem>
10 have come a lUosening up OF the
avenues OF news-and The Chieftaiu
knows 1t when il meets that article.
The Tecumseh colored women.
armed with health certificates and
transportation as far as South Nc
Alester, went south on the Katy Tues
night.
Pure food makes strong, healthy
people. Using Calumet Baking Pow
der is a guarantee that your food will
not be polluted with a rank drug.
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J. o. Hall returned from Claremore
Monday evening accompanied by his
niece, Mrs. J. +. FlipDin, and her lit
tie daughter, who will visit for few
days in the city.
r. S. Davis, formerly OF the Saying-,
was passenger on Saturday evenings
train. He had been up at Omaha
spending a week ia the paper house
for which he travels.
Heber Skinner and Frank Billing
lea were riding after some cattle Mon
day afternoon, when Franks hor.e
fell with him, hurting his foot pretty
badly, but not seriously.
Two Of The witnesses in the Al
Jennings case, aud by whom Jeu-
nings sought to establish an alibi,
have been held by the government
and VIII be prosecuted for perjury.
Paden Tolbert brought in A. c.
Dunn from Falkland Monday. Dunn
is charged with the larceny Of 4 cir
cular saw and other articles. He
cannot be sent TO Muskogee on ac-
count OF the quarantine.
A crowd Of wolf hunters captured
another wolf Sunday near MIR.
Franklin's place 1t was the longest
race the boys have ever had, they
having run the wolf nearly four miles.
The fight was a fierce one, and some
Of the dogs were pretty badly lascer-