Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-25

Quilt talking about the drought
Plant another garden-whep II
rHns.
A warm campaign is on in Della.
ware.
Mrs.scrimshaw is sick with typhoid
fever.
Al Berger has a position az the
Jumbo.
The grape crop is ruined by the
drought.
Marmie Daniels new home is near
ing completion.
Miss Babe Skinner Is going TO Texas
soon, on an extended visit.
Milton Rhea was robbed OF $50,
while at El Reno, Tuesday
Dis.'iet Attorney Soper /. doing
Washiugton, thee hot day'.
Cattle are reported TO lie breaking
into many fields and destroying crops.
Mrs. Emmett Skinner is expected
home in few days from Kansas
City.
~ Western Missouri got good rain,
sther u came in answer 70 prayer
VIII, Z.
orr rrott aud SAM Parks will he
WI. seven councillors frvm this
two OF u
district. y Frazier marketed 1885
HawkinsA $500 at ST. Louis,
pound steers at r.
Saturday. NJ, Scott. OF the
Messrs. Amos and lei Reno, for
Leader, are enrolled at
lottery chance. ~,ack ana
Hog is as high as a ests J lgre OF
win about make up for the fai,
the eoru crop.
Sam Parks aud John Franklin hayeA,
gone TO tbe western part Of the dis
trlct campaigning.
Fred Woodward add wife are the
proud parents Of ten pound girl
baby, bora Sunday.
A. NJ. Leitsel, OF Heodosha, is AS |
slstiDg at the Frisco while Bert
Walker takes his vacation.
Thomas Burton, died az has place, !
north OF Tim Shauahan's. Saturday, !
and was buried here Sunday.
Robert Lybrand is home from e.
Reno, where he registered for a
chance In the land opening.
Dr. 4. w. Foreman writes from
California that be will return TO vi
nita about the FIRST Of August.
The Singer Manufacturing Co. is
soou TO make Vinita the distributing
point for the Indian Territory.
Relert Lee Conner, candidate Tor
the national council, was here Mon
day. Conner Is making an active can
yass.
Claud Lewis, who wac b,tten by a
eopperhead snake several days ago. is
rapidly recovering from the effects OF
Che deadly poison.
Narmie Daoiel returned from his
PaWpaw creek farm Monday. lie
says stock water is getting scarce In
that neighborhoOd.
Miss NJ. f. Puntenney psSsai
thTOpgh Thursday, en- route from
MuskoERe TO her home at Butler,
illinois, " spend her vacation.
Tbe ehlldEea ~ MS. w. II. Tibbils
Jr., who recently aied at Coifeyvllle,
will make their home wptb their aunt
Mrs. Judge Tihbis OF this ,ctX
Mrs. II. Il. Anderson was Oyerco4Ee
by the heat Tuesday, at her home
ha the west end, and was in quite 8
,s5Fio9s condition for several hours.
John Drake is here from Chelsea TO-
day, aud reaSests the announcement
made that hef E0t candidate for a
seat Ia tGe national S.apncIl aud will
not be.
Elmer 4. Taylor, president ~ the
MoGee Holiness College, located =,
College s.ound, Missouri, was in the
city yesterday, 10 seares OF Cherokee
literature.
Toe new Blackstone building on
north Wilson street is rapidly SakiRg
shape, aud will soon be finished. IL
is 10 be occupied as a private board
sing house.
Tue only stream Ia this section that
has not ceased 10 How is Sull creek.
Itls FED by the artesIan wells, and
runs right along, Notwithstanding th.
great drought.
Dr, James Monroe Spencer, presl- |
deut OF the Fulton, Mo-, female syn
odleal college, spent few hours Ia
Vinita 10 the interest OF that
excellent school.
]. l.. Baugh, the philosopher OF
Chouteau was shaking hands with
Cherokee voters here Friday.
Baugh wants TO be elected To the
senate In this district
Uncle Pat Shanahan is slxty-nine
years old, but don't lo)k IL by twenty
years, aud right now IS rejoicing at
che birth OF bouncing son, reported
Monday by Dr. ClInkscales.
John Swain has a Chester White
hog that Is about as ine as split silk.
A very creditable likeness Of his
swlneship has been secured from Kan
sas City, 10 the form OF zinc etch-
Ing.
Chief Buni0gton was at Muskogee
Friday. and saws thar to,yn A su0