Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-01-03

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Deputy Marshal W. n. Stannard OF
Wyandotte is in town on Official busi-
ness.
Mrs. w. S. Crockett has been con-
fined to her bed several days with
sickness.
Our band boys are practicing hard
getting ready for their entertainment
next week.
VIII Patterson, the accommodating
postofice clerk, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
J.R. Garrett, superintendent Of the
Male Seminary at Tahlequah was in
town yesterday.
We carry full line Of fruits, nuts
and light provisions. The Hub.
Miss Marguerite Cumming left Mon
day evening for Springfield, Mo- to
attend college.
Miss Fanny Scott OF Muscogee was a
guest OF Miss Bessie Brewer at Willie
Halsell yesterday.
Miss lone Harlan went 10 Chelsea
Monday morning. She will teach at
that place this term.
Mrs. Ryan, wife of the Frisco sec
tion foreman died Tuesday afternoon
Of protracted illness.
Benz. g. CoppOck, supervisor of
schools for the Cherokee nation, re-
turned to the city Mhoday.
Jack Ralston Of Klaus, the well
known and popular old-timer, was in
town the early part of the week.
Lewyn Crockett wife and baby who
have been visiting relatives in Vinita
more than a week. returned TO their
home at South McAlesUer yesterday.
Ware & Hawkins had car Of 1880 ID
steers on the st. Louis market Mon
day that brought $3.50 per hundred.
II you are looking for satisfaction
give Us a trial order The Hub.
Mrs. Tom Mcdaniel and two daugh-
ters returned 10 Nevada, Mo, after
weeks visit with her IIOIher, Mrs. 5.
r. Crockett
'ehe Milford Badgett cattle shipped
Sunday night weighed I155, bringing
s 80 per hundred on toe 81. LOUIS
market Monday.
IL NJ Butler and family of the
Pryor Creek Clipper returned Friday
over the Frisco from a visit with
friends ia northwest Arkansas.
A few OF the merchants will have
some great bargains in remnants and
odds and ends TO sell this week after
they finish taking an account OF stock.
Robert [. Mcclure returned from a
weeks sOjourn in TeZas Monday. He
reports business good down theEe on
account of the immense cotton crop
and the good prices received,
A, E. Freeman and his son Young
game Ia from the farm near CaLole
Tuesday night and the latter left on
The fyer yesterday for MhiteRright,
Tex, to attend Grayson college.
Our stock is ali new and fresh.
Give Us a trial order. The Hub.
Four carloads Of prime beef cattle
were shipped Sunday TO st. Louis
from the dgett-Milford herd. The
animals were in tip-tOp condition and
were as fine looking as any stock ever
shipped from Vinita.
George A. Hendrycks, who lives five
miles north Of town, Sunday fired
into a Gock Of wild ducks on Elm
branch and bagged FIVE, He reports
that quail, ducks and geese are very
plentiful in that region.
al attorneys interested in civil
actions should be in court promptly
or the morning of January u as the
docket will be called. A full setting
OF the docket will be printed by the
Chieftain for the benefit OF attorneys
and clients.
John Swain has an exceedingly fine
lot Of Carolina poplars, grown in his
garden from cuttings that promise
great things in the way Of shade and
ornamental trees. This fne forest
tree is a rapid grower and beautiful
tree withal.
J. B. Hitchcock has returned from
-Ine school teachers convention at Nc
AlisteT. a Hitchcock has called at
the Chieftain Office On the 3lst Of De-
cember for years, and on the day
before when that day fell on Sunday,
snd renewed his subscription.
4 good joke is told at the expense of
Commissioner Jennings at Clsremore.
Determined 10 break up the impOrta-
tion Of whisky into that town he went
over to the depot and kicked a small
square pine box to smithereens only
TO lind that il contained some Christ
mas candies sent 10 some children.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wolf very
charmingly entertained a number OF
their friends on New Years dav. A
most sumptuOuS turkey dinner with
All the desirable accompaniments was
spread and pauaken OF with much
good cheer by the entire company. A
happy New Year and many returns tC
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf.
r. 5. Z Amos received a telegram
Saturday from Webb City, No, where
Mrs. Amos was spending the holiday:
with relatives and friends, that theil
little daughter was Ill. iMr. Amos left
for Webb CitysSunday night and wa
pleased 70 find that the child was
greatly improved. Mother and chilC