Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-13

Attoo Sunday TO spend the day.
The milllners are busy preparlnI
FOR the spring openings ueyt week.
UIl. Dick Blue, the brilliant ex con
gresham OF Kansas, is here Monday.
Don't forget the millinery openinl
at the Jumbj, March 10, "Wednesday
evening.
j. II. Winner sold his farm south Of
Alton TO Sam Nldider Saturday
for $1,000.
Mrs. Geo. Greene OF Dennlson, Tx
is here visiting Mrs. w. p. Gatsr ooc
and family.
Mrs. L. X. McGufiln AID Baby
McGunin are both reported dong
splendiily.
Mr. aud Mrs Blue Ellis will move
Saturday TO the new house OF Mrs
Burck5alter.
The townslte commission in the
Choctaw nation Is now appralsine
lots 10 Allen.
The weather man has at last
squtsed himself by predicting rain at
the right time.
Charles NJ. NJ. Mcclellan was here
from Claremore looking after his pro-
perty interests. a.
W. p. Mayes and J. II. Gibson Of
Grove we're here as witnesses ln
the DohertY case.
MS Emma MIstersun passed
through the city Tuesday en route TO
South McAlester.
MIS-. Eliza Lemon left for Sapulpa
Sunday, where she will engage 10
the hotel business.
"chotaw Route" best way TO the
Dallas reunion United Confederate
Veterans, IN April.
Vinlta will soon have 70 hang out
an S.R.O. sign unless the builders get
a hustle on themselves,
The present abundance OF wind
might lead TO the idea that the polit-
ical campaign had opened,
Lewis Carson negro carried a gun.
He paid Commissioner stanheld s25 A
for the privilege last Saturday.
Job Parker, a prominent farmer
sHi scotsman, Is here from near
Bartlesyille attending court.
Col. Hoolie Bell returned 70 Mus
kogee Monday TO resume his duties
with the Cherokee attorneys.
Indian Inspector J.. George Wright
passed through Tuesday enroute
TO Muskogee from Washington.
The rain Tuesday and Wednesday
= was the heaylest that has fallen In
this section for more than year
How are you anyway? Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsln is a perfect laxa-
tive. Sold by Peoples Drug store DIV
The advent Of bouncing boy Sat
urdoy uight enthrJned happiness SUI
preme Ia the home OF l.. X. McGufin.
Mrs. +. @. Akin returned last week
from five weeks visit In Little
Rock, Arkansas, her childhood nome.
The u 81. Smith house Is nearing
completion and will be occ1pled by
Me. aud Mrs. Sam X. Frazee aud the
baby.
Miss Mary LeatherwOod, who was a
pupil at Willie Halsell college 10 1890,
died Sunday morning at Rockwall,
Texas.
The morning Frisco was eight hours
late Wednesday owing TO the washing
away Of bridge over Lost creek, near
Grunby Mo.
BadgettsSanders Mercantile Co.
have put 10 their new show cases
wh icn add greatly TO the appearance
OF the store.
d. NJ. Mars went to South McAles-
ter Wednesday to attend the meet
ing OF the executive committee OF the
press association.
Free chair EARS via the "Choctaw
Route 90 the Uuiled Confederate
veterans reunion at Dallas, Texas,
April 22ud TO 25th,
Nothing too good for the old yeter-
aus aud their friends. Free chair cars
by the "Choctaw Route" 10 the re-
union at Dallas In April.
Bacone Institute fat Muskogee will
soon commence the erection OF a new
dormitory which will have accommo-
dalions for eighty pupils.
d, E. Ward, member OF the Chero-
kee Board OF Education. is here from
TahleQuah on business connected
with the national schools.
The baud stand near the public
arteslan well, will be sold az auction
10 the highest and best bidder at 2
O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. q. Blakeney will move from
the RatcliiI 70 The Badgett-Sanders
Mercantile Co., where she viii
continue 10 do stylish up TO date dress
making.
Galloway Frazier .or seven years
sheriff Of TlshomingO county, and one
OF the most prominent citizens OF the
Chickasaw uutlon, died at Mil Creek
TUESDAY
The trade edition Of the Checotah
Enqalrer has been received. IL Is an
elaborate wrltup Of the thriving IT.
tle town Of Chocotah containing forty
pages profusely illustrated and liIled
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