The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-05

on the flyer yesterday enraute 70 Bar
tlesvilIe.
Fox Dannenburg, .of Chelsea, was
here today enroute home from Table
qus0l. He reports the land Office very
much crowded.
The first well at the standpipe for
the waterworks is finished and a good
flow Of artesian water was found at a
depth of 6O7 feet.
You never heard Of any one using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied. Az Peoples drug store. dw
Dr. Louis Bagby returned Saturday
from Chicago, where he had been for
a month attending postgraduate
course of lectures.
Walter Charlesworth has secured a
position as ticket agent at the Worlds
Fair at ST. Louis, and entered upon
his duties Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Humphreys of the Jumbo
millinery department filled an ont Of
town order for three hats Saturday
for bride, to cost $50.
al Daily, the contractor who is
building the four United States iails
In the Territory, including the one
here, was in town Friday.
j. A. Howe was here from Blue
jacket Tuesday andsays nearly all the
recently burned buildings In that town
are to be rebuilt larger and better.
Rev. ]. w. ENNIS and wife, OF
Mineral Springs, Mo-, have been called
TO Centralia by the serious illness OF
the latter's mother, Mrs. Thornhill.
Foley's Honey and Tar is PECULIARLY
adapted to asthma, bronchitis and
hoarseness. At Peoples drug store. DIV
Lige Henderson, Pearl Blujacket
and Charley Parks played ball In a
game between Pryor Creek and Chou
teau teams at the former place Tues-
day.
Mrs. Lee has moved her household
goods 20 ]. NJ. Darrough's at which
place she will make her home and
have the care OF his house and children
for the present.
bunch OF fullblood Cherokees have
been in town this week trying TO coll
lect rents for their allotments, which
they leased last year to parties In the
country near here.
The Blackstone hotel has changed
hands, Mr.. Talcott retiring and G. Il.
Swartz, from Marion, Indiana, taking
charge. Mr.. Talcott and family will
80 to ST. Louis to reside.
any one who wishes to donate TO
the relief fund for the falkland tor
nado sufferers may leave whatever
amount they desire to give with Capt.
Barrett, the city recorder.
JW. Orr, Of the international Bank
and Trust Co., is acquainted with
Judge VIM. r. Lawrence, the new
federal judge for the Northern dis
trict, and says he Is a good lawyer and
an excellent gentleman.
goodly number Of the members OF
the Congregation church and their
friends. aud members Of the Sunday
school, spent Friday evening with the
pastor Rev. J.E. Perishing and family.
Several hours were very pleasantly
spent.
L. B. Bell IS getting ready to fence
up the road leading out by the Strout
farm aud near tile septic tank. This
Is one Of the main travelled highways
leading into town from one Of the
most thlckly populated sections OF the
country.
Chief Porter has appointed W. y
Motto, Of North Carolina, % succeed
Hon. a. z Murphy, the Greek attor-
ney, II rumor can be believed Mr..
Notes appointment viii nov 10 be-
fore the Secretary OF the Interior for
approval Meanwhile, Murphy an
nounces that he Is still the legal at
torney, and that he will so remain un-
I'll the courts decide the matter 10 the
contrary.