Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-17

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Southwest City a,aiu this week.
Mrs. Tiny Matley is quite sick at
Caremor,, whertshe is visiting.
James B. Lehs, Ed Adair and |
wife were up frop Adair Saturday.
There was cosidcrable drunken.
mess on the stre4' here Saturday AZ
tern1Ol.
George W. iaye', senator-elect
from this distret, was visitor to-
Tuesday.
J. b. Dicklusu, the Life Insurance |
mar OF Tulsa, Mas pleasant caller
TUESDAY.
Mark Bean, bf Flint district, is 10 |
town as witess before the Dawes
Commission.
Mrs. Josh Bberts, OF NeUsho, was
before the Dives CImmission ai a
witness Mondy.
There are bw l25 students attend
bnE Willie Hlsell College, with new
arrnals eichhay,
Arthur shstcrson will leave for
Colorado Ia few days, where be will
spend the Wpter.
Quail brad taking Powder kept 10
stock at Ballutins's.
Assistant Dstrlct Attorney Orrin
l.. Rider is attending tue court sc.-
siou at Tdhleluah.
VIM McCuluu sold Singer sew
ing machine Saturday t. Mrs. Chas.
Lynch OF Ketchum.
.E. N. williamson, cashier OF the
kau, K OF Welci, was down ON visit
WITH friends Monday.
Is. Davenport received two nne
L'uglisAf bound pups last Tuesday,
son, 70 tip from Alabama.
IA FrdTser sold all tie sie-rs
fron, nj. tsneh north OF I WA to Q. =.
Jones e -, Upany OF welch
An, v. p. Thompson iiat-
iendIn c'nr, tTahlequah aud Will
remain ,,'.o .u'' a.. a. '0g The week.
Cecil sttnneld, VI" 10 VI WIN VIZ,
searetina at Odessa, No. "'oP'''''
In an improved c, nditih
Mrs NJ. iiUldernan was NH~b ~. uo.u
her home near Chetupa VIsis''e
friends the first Of the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. 5. e. Ah 'os no
turned from Buffalo Monday, 'AeIe
they have been doing the pan"
Master Croninger, the winged IN sr-
cury OF the Western Union Office, II ="
wears a strictly up-to-dale uniform.
b. +. Dunn, the accomodaLln :
district passenger agent OF the Frisco,
passed through Tuesday on the west
bound train.
Deputy Clerk Il. II. Lybrand left
Sunday for Delaware, Ohio, where |
he will visit his family for the next
fortnight.
NJ mt Frazier, a promiuenJ citizen
Of ClaremOre, II VISITING hss 'lster,
Mrs. J. NJ. Is. Fowler, Who D quite
sick with typhoid fever.
MIss Ella CharlesworLb, who has
been seriously 40 with an attack uf
typhoid fever, is reported Ia an I'M
proved condition today.
Mrs. Frank Billingslel Is nOUFning
the loss OF her pet oriyi ag horse
'DSIsy," which disappeared several
Gays ago from her pasture.
Mrs. y. l.. Browning and chiIfren'
did not return from Texas with the
Rel, Browning hut will continue
their visit there.
John aud Basll Nall were iu from
their farms Monday, making
arrangements TO harvest the apple
crop OF the John Nall place.
James MeGee, better know u a.
"Uncle Mac" who for years va
court crler OF the central district, u
critically m at South McAlester
Misses Dolly Chamberlln aud Olivia
Marrs and Master Wiuifred Cham
berlin returned from weeks visit
withdrlends at Kansas City Monday
afternoon.
The town Of ClaremoTe is In very
prosperous way this season. The
long-lO0ked-fOr brick hotel Is going
up, besides many other substantial
Improvements.
Mrs. Susan Sanders retlrned from
two months stay In ST. Louis
Tuesday. She Is billed for an ad'
dress to the Cherokee council Ia Joint
session at Tahlcquah November 0.
DR.. Nelson, a brother Of John
Nelson, the slayer Of Albert Morris
has arrived ffom New York und will
assist n the defense Of his brother,
lie Is said TO be lawyer OF ability
rhe Katy special bearing the Pan
American expedition TO the city o.
Moxlco passed through az li2
Monday At "beatlng tannafk'
speed. Tie train consisted % hy'
pullman coaches, dlrins car aud
baRg age car.
Our whole wneai hour Is made
1ranular form. not mashe and MY
cooked, but leaves the machine rue
aud Ia granular .t0tm, thus COO
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