Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-01
Mrs. wnlie oborn is quite II.


The apple crop will be good II the
rains continue.
J. @. Gray shipped several loads OF
cattle TO ST. Louis.
Mrs. Sam Crockett is spending this
week at Bluejacket
Mrs. q. o. Berry left Saturday even
ing for Paris, Texas.
VIII Thomason, from Cottonwood,
Texas, is in the city.
Grandfather Mccain Is az Kansas
CITY visiting friends.
w. L. TrOtt will be a member Of
the next national council.
Commissioner w. S. Stanaeld is
threatened with typhoid fever.
The people at Carthage did not turn
out very well TO the roping contest.
Thursday, August 10, is the day set
for work on the Laodrum grave yard.
DIR. Gabbert, OF Kansas City, broth
er OF Mike Gabbert, is visiting In the
city.
Mrs. Eugenia Tnompson's health is
much improved. She is now able TO
be up.
The election OF b. S. Landrum 10
the senate 10 Delaware, is generally
conceded
Attorney W. II. Kornegay now
drives a thoroughbred. One Of 5. S.
Cobb's finest colts.
w. II. Tarrant is putting iron roof
log on the awnings OF all the Halsell
buildings, on Wilson street.
Emmett Rea Is building up a due
meat business. He is agent for the
Fowler & Son Packing house OF Kan
sas City.
Prof. CARLISLE OF the Cherokee board
Of education was here Tuesday aud ac-
companled by Chief Burlington went
To Welch
Clerk Chandler is selling very few
marriage licenses these days IL fact
: IL Is mighty poor time to get mar
ried anyway.
: A. b. Broadly, father OF Mrs. John
Franklin, left last Monday for bis
home at Huntsville, after a weeks
visit with relatives.
The judges and supervisors OF the
r. election in Delaware district for Vi
nita are l.. p. lsbell, Thomas NJ.
Knight and Ned Husklns.
Arteslan we'll number six is finished
so Ear as water is concerned. Today
an abundant flow OF about sixty-hye
thousand gallons day was struck.
Derlas v. Ward, member OF the
Cherokee national school board has
been ia town a DAY OF two ia the 10,
terest Of the public schools ia this
section.
Jasper CenteFs, OF DucktowB, Fen.
nessee, 40 old friend Of Gaithel
Chandler, is in town, en- route homt
from El Reno, where he had been tC
register.
: Mrs. ID. A. Frayser, (nee Miss Emi
ly BlakeneO arrived from Memphis
on the Frisco Monday, on a vial
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Blakeney.
Rev. Theo. Johnson, who recently
resigned the pastorate Of the Chris
tlan church in this city, has accepted
call 10 the Christian church at Ca
ney, Kansas.
w. Il. Davis aud John Sharp lefl
Ter east OF the river Monday. Tn
ioFmef Is 3 candidate for the senate
:. 10 Delaware a..d The latter Is running
foF seat in Toe eogneil.
The Ice factory began eperat ions
Monday, after long and tiresome de
lay. IL nothing unforeseen happens
Yluita Will soon he supplied Will
/. home manufactured ice
Bob Klaus moved the old woodel
building from the Halsell lot near Oh
Chandler building on Wilson street
Y A new sheet iron covered buildln
ElJl be erected on the lot.
Garden SEEDS are 10 demand aud Al
the stores are bagipg 2 rqn aImos
equal % sprlng time II the raiu
continue fall gardens will louris
aud vegetables yet be plentiful.
Miss Boedleker OF 81. Louis IS visit
log her freud Mrs. Il. q. Stretet
Miss Boedleker will be remembere
by many Vinita people as a success
ful teacher In Worcester Academy |
It's palmiest days.
IL. Lee Clotworthy, OF The Chic
tain force, Is taking two or thTC
aeyg'y outing on Grand river. Mr.
C,etwoTtby ,,ecguipanled him, an
their rendezvous fof TIE Resent VII
be AZ Basil Nails farm
sam nidephouF, the ice man, r
quests the Daily Chieflain 70 sal
that the report circulated that I
took two cars OF Ice TO E' Reno Jos
week aud allowed his customers hel
to do without is untrue.
Frank Camp. the street sprinkle
man, received another new stud
baker sprinkler Monday, which viii
nut on the street as soon as u can
gotten together, aud II is hoped q
two will be able 10 keep the du
down.
Frank Ewers from the Quapa
country .s 10 JAP charged with bi
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