Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-11

III ue Kciac u Miller i' sick.
Peacto, aio Or, ing up on ihl trees.
The p'ice or old corn went up re-
Gently, with bound.
The weather prophets say IL will
rain about the 10th inst.
J. II. Gunter and daughter, Mabel,
are both rapidly recovering.
Eject honest, capable men to the
Cherokee senate and council.
catte arc sick, and many are dying
in various parts Of the country.
Mrs. John Martin now has the
pleasure Of a telephone Ia her home.
J. II Saml is detained In Texas,
on account Of The death Of his father.
The iee plant is rot in operation
Jet, but is'expected to start In day
or two.
Mrs. Luman Il. Parker has been
confined to her bed quite III, for sew
eral days
Chas. Brook has taken the position
formerly held by AL rrog1en at Rat
cliffs mill
Miss Ber,hi Hayw.rl 'cfl Saturday
f,r Evansville, lrdta,s, tO 'psnd her
summer Vacation.
q. D. Neville 4, assisting DC Lynn
o tue town,i,e commission IN hi,
work at %aGOncr
Dc. A. W. Foreman We 30 Cali
furnia .a,t suYd,v. liz vie 81 ac-
cuuran htl Louie.
llsv Mr Maoprr. represe ting the
"intcii,r,' uf Chisag" pfcslp ttrion
publicst OF, !, ~ tLe city.
a number u Vinta people are get
ting ready TO go TO Eureka Springs on
the excursion next Monday.
Mrs. CIV Nelms and Mrs Robert
A. Farmer have gone 60 Colorado
5 prings TO spend the Summer.
Messrs. Badgett 81 Miiford wish to
let Contract at once for putting up
$50 acres OF hay, baled. See al
Mr. aud Mrs. A. c. Raymond, with
Their diughter, Mrs. w. J. Strange,
left Tuesday Tor Salt Lake, and
Colorado points.
B. 5. Landrum aud j c. starr are
candidates FOR the Downing nomina-
t'on fer the Cherokee senate in Della
ware district.
The pop OF exploding cartridges 10
TurUer Cloyer's house, when the hre
touched that structure, caused
scattering Of the ci lns.
Wynian Thompson exhibited a gne
span of mue"un Tie street here ,e.-
terday. Tie tso aIiiu Us weighed
2,20J pom / AID mr. W,l MA ched
aud IT, lcudid conli ion.
Mrs. A. W. II,rrou aud two little
daughters Of Adalr, aud Mrs. Clemens
OF Louoke, Ark, spcat Tuesday 10
the city, lelylng on the eyonlng train
Cor Reutonyille, Ark.
Ths long ddnel general fund war
rants 10 pay lhc expense u bc spec
ial session o. the ChcrOkse council
held IN May, have been issued, and
were signed by Chief Bufiington Mon-
day.
a store az Kansas, Delaware dis
thct, was robbed aqd burned last
Tutsiay week The raities have not
yet been apprehended, but tie officers
believe they have clue that will
land TIE guilty parties.
p. i. n. Fo'ey, Of the Foley Rail-
road Printing company, OF Parsons,
aud Col Carpenter, OF Topeka, are at
bhe COb5 hotal Col. Carpenter may
succeed Judge Springer gs attorney
for the CherokCes.
Mrs. w. r.. Rowsey AMI little son
Paul, of Miami have goue TO David |
sons River, North Carolina, TO spend |
the summer with her plrents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Patton. Mr.. Rowsey |
Is arranging to move TO Miskogee 10
reside permanently.
sls new mambers were welcomed |
into the Presbyterian chuTch sup |
day. Two at the morning commun-
ion ard four a. the evening service.
Pastor Long discoursed on "The Sea
OF Galllee," being the second Of
series to continue Sunday evenings
for some weeks.
Emmett Rei ha accepted place as
travelling salesman Tor the FeSl0T
Packing house Of Kansas City. A
ware house vii be opeael In this
city, and Mr. Rsa's territory will he
along the Ines OF Tho Frisco aud
Katy "a lr0ads, 10 the noIthern part
OF the territory.
Or. Knickerbocker, Of Charles City,
To-, WAS the welcome guest OF Mr..
aud Mrs. d. w. G. Duncan, for few
hours last Saturday. Tic was en-
route north, after an exteude trip
through Minnesota. Idaho, the Pa
ciac coast, and the south. He ex-
pressed hlmsel' we'll pleased with our
county, aud says the OheT0kees
should nov take prompt actlsn Ia
guarding well their mineral aud
ether resources
comms sloner's Court.