Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-11-28
LOCAL : NOTES,

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Appralsemeut 10 sight.
Demand nfrauchisement.
Bird dogs are at premium.
Are you prepared for winter?
Judge Clark is at his Pryor Creek
ranch.
W. s. Wade is here from South Nc
Alester.
The tide Of attorneys will soon turn
this way.
Help make some unfortunate
thankful
W. L. Daugherty Is here from
Grove today.
r. II. Lybrand returned from Wag-
oner last night.
Mrs. Joe Conklin is convalescent
after weeks illness.
More than one hundred teams are
hauling coal 20 Vinita.
OFT Title is convalescent after a
siege with typhoid fever.
J. l, Morning is convalescent from a
severe attack OF asthma.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Marks, OF
Woodley, will move to Vinita soon.
Two cases Of smallpox are reported
from the Cherokee Orphan asylum.
Mrs. W. p. Phillips is visiting
friends and relatives at Tahlequah.
We will soon have telephone con-
nection with Chelsea and Claremore.
There are six applicants for every
house in course OF erection In Vinita.
]. Milton Turner, the distinguished
colored St. Louis attorney, is In town
Lem Paris, the Chelsea apple king,
was here today attending to business
Judge Gill came up from WagoneI
last night TO spend Thanksgiving
Doc Bridgeman is flying an A. o.
U. w. badge. lie coated II Tuesday
night.
The new hotel at Grove will bC
l'opened With a masquerade ball To-
night.
A new bank has been established
at Grove, with a capitalization oi
$40 OOO.
A brother Of Landlord Arter, OF The
Cobb mouse, is visiting him from
Kansas.
Miss Victoria Gray, Of Tahlequah
is visiting her sister, Mrs, II. NJ. Buf
angton.
George NidlGer has purchased l6'
acres OF the w. II. Beatty farm norti
OF town.
Warning notices against hunter
trespasslng upon farms, for sale a
this office.
DIR. A. w. Foreman is building
dwelling at Chelsea. II. NJ. Smitl
has the contract.
Mrs. Eugenia Thompson Is her
from the Cherokee Orphan asylum
visiting relatives.
Drilling commenced on the artesiai
we'll on the Catholic church propert
Thursday morning.
subscriptions aggregating $500
have been raised in Grove for th'
erection OF school.
Bert Chaudler and Nat Rider vii
attempt TO massacre the Mallards
near Claremore Friday.
Commissioner Stan0eld is anel
with his gun near Spavinaw, and vii
not return until Saturday.
wanted-A car load OF pecans a
lVinita. See us before selling. IeAr
| Hurst, Redfeatn Produce Co 10
James McCinnish returned fror
the Soldiers Home at Leavenwott
on a 90 days furlough.
The epidemic OF scarlet fever In lh
Pensacola uelghborhood has aOate
and the schools have Teopened.
A new store building to be occupie
by the Cherokee Oh conf any, hS
Just been completed at Grove.
We buy furs aud hides as well
poultry and eggs, and pay II
cash. Jean. Hurst, Redfearn Pr
dUce Co 10
II. Lee Clotworthy, OF the ChleftaI
force, went 10 the Nall neighborhoc
yesterday, and spent ThaHksgiyir
shooting quail.
Mrs. J. c. Anderson has met vii
such success with her boys and CIR
school that she will continue Il
course through the winter.
Miss Nettle Duncan left last tonigl
for Collinston, Utah, where she wi
spend the winter in search OF healt
Mr.. e. n. RatcliiI will accompany h
as far as Kansas City,
Little Maxine Burlington, u
Youngest child OF Chief Buningto
fell from a piano stool seyeral da
ago, breaking her collar bone. III
injury was not discovered for sever
days, as the child never showed al
Indications Of suffering.
J.C. Howell, pastor OF the Chur'
Of Christ, South McAlesler aud
itor Of the Pioneer Christian, deiiy'
ed his lecture on "rhe Big 4 OF d
Gospel, +" at the Church OF Christ hel
to an appreciate audience. The Il
- ture was we'll delivered, was OF a
nerlnilye natnre and delIghted b