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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-16
SCHOOL NOTES.

The teachers report a full at
tendance.
Hazel Reen is a new pupil in the
primary department.
The Lathrop boys have returned
after q long absence.
Olof Stetrer and Harriet Root
are new third grade pupils.
The new seats for the primary
room arrived this week.
Perry VAIL returned to school
this week.
Enoch Olein is a new pupil in
Mrs. Wells room.
Revs. Gary and Teuber were Wis
itors.
Prof. Neageli has the following
new pupils enrolled:-Anna Carl
son, William Peterson and Perry
VAIL.
:Gladys Forbes is enrolled again
after a long absence.
Sadie Ferguson was a visitor on
Wednesday.
We have received many pretty
1904 calendars.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-16
Department Prices shot all t.
Pieces at the Furniture Sale nov
on by co.

on by CASEY co.
Don't see the Doctor-to have
him hint your shoes need mending.
"A stitch in time saves nine" at the
Washburn Harness Go. shop.
Do you believe in signs? The
signs are that you will get a good
job of shoe repairing at the Wash
burn Harness Go. shoe shop. Gel
acquainted with the new manage
ment and new prices.
Sunday forenoon, Freda, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Klein,
living near Turtle Lake, was Sc
verely burned while playing with
matches. The father and mother
were not at home at the time of the
accident, the children being left in
charge of the hired man, The man
went out to the barn to do some
work and told the children to keep
quiet. In some manner, the little
girl, who is only three years old,
got hold of some matches setting
her clothes on fire, badly burning
the little girl.
There has been some trouble last
few weeks in one of the school
districts Of this county. It seems
that some of the patrons of the
district are opposed to their chill
dren securing an education and
have strenuously opposed the eff
forts of the board to have a school.
The school law makes it compul-
sorry on those in authority to see
that children of school age attend
school. Parents should have the
welfare Of their children at heart
enough to see that they get an ed.
ucation and if the parents object,
the law'is such that they can be
made to do SO. The attention of the
proper authorities has been called
to the matter and prompt action
will be taken. just one instance to
show the opposition to the school,
bids were called for thefurnishing
meansof transportation to andfrom
the school house and the only bid
was for $50 dollars Per !. month.
You'll have to hurryto get
In on the Furniture Sale
BY Casey-Marshal CO.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-16

Permanent pleasure in the the
children's toys and mechanical de-
vices Just arrived at the
CAsEY.M MARSHALL Co.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-16
J: LOCAL NEWS ):
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Have you read the Leader?

The hotels report a good run Of
business the past week.
Claus Larson was a visitor from
Underwood, Tuesday.
Bronze Grass Seed for sale by
Hans HoLTAN, Washburn, n. D.
Real estate owners, list your land
with P. n. Langbell, Underwood.
Dowie Harris Of the Miner ex-
poets the farmers to look after him.
Andy Reed is preparing plans
for a ten room residence for Chas.
Sheldon near this place.
Major Thomas came down on the
stage Tuesday on his way to Bis
marck.
DR.. and Mrs. Dillon announce
the birth of a son, Monday evening,
January IL, 1904.
Furniture for children, that de-
lights older folk, just arrived at
CASEY MARSHALL Co.
Mrs. Weichmann, of Garrison,
is reported very sick. with not
much hope of her recovery,
The Junior League of the M. E..
church enjoyed a pleasant sleigh
ride Monday evening.
Boots and Shoes repaired at the
new Enterprise Shoe Shop, Nc
Ginley building, near depot.
Chris Hoy, one of the prominent
Oliver county farmers, was trans
acting business in the Mclean
county metropolis the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Irwin Root is having quite
a seige of the whooping cough. She
is reported much better at the pres
ent time, and on the road 10 re-
.covery.
A.. A. Brundage, representing
the Tribune, was in the city Thurs
day. He reports business good
along his line.
Next entertainment of Washburn
Lecture Course is Nolan, reciter in
dialect and humor on Friday, Jan.
29th, three weeks hence. Full an
nouncement later.
Post Office Inspector Hodgin,
was in Washburn the first of the
week, looking up the post office
robbery. Nothing was given out
for publication.
Herbert L. Toles, manager for
the j. B. Cook & Company, of Bis
marck, dealers in pianos, organs
and musical instruments, was a
pleasant caller Thursday.
The daily mail between Wash
burn and Center, which has been
running since the first Of the year,
has been giving general sat'sfac-
ton to the public.
NOLAN, the Impersonator, will be
at the M. b. church, Jan. 18th at
$50 P. NJ. This is the second of
the course of lectures introduced
by the lecture committee of Wash
burn.
The commissioners proceedings
occupy considerable space in this
issue. The official proceedings of
the board as published should be
read carefully and laid away for
future reference.
Mr.. I. Rovig, of Coal Harbor,
was transacting business in the
city last Saturday. He has entire
" recovered from his recent ILL
ness and has commenced to regain
his old time weight.
Editor Wright, Of the Center Re
publican, made this office a pleas
ant call Tuesday. The editor was
on his way home from Bismarck
where he had been called by the
illness Of his son.
Deputy Sheriff Cotton, of Will
ton, was a county seat visitor Tues
day. The genial deputy says that
he has enjoyed the winter SO far.
and that prospects are good for a
bumper crop this year.
Vim. Kirkwood, who owns prop
erty near Roach, now living near
Clayton, N. D., was pleasant cali
er on the Leader, Wednesday. Mr..
Kirkwood is an old and valued sub
scriber to the Leader and paid up
-.ll.. ,,on C;roo e1nox,;nn
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-16

The New Enterprise Bath Par
lors will open Monday to the public.
Call and give this your inspection,
and try one of those comfortable
baths.
PERRIN & SWAIN,
Proprietors
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-16
Lodge Officers.

The following are the officers in.
stalled Tuesday evening for the
ensuing term by the I. o. O. F.
N. g., II. II. Fleek; V. G., j. B.
Abshur; F. S., o. B. Wing; R. S.
Ralph Meigs; T., T. J.Haugeberg;
c., A. FL. Wahl; R. S. N. g., Chas.
Huntley; R. S. V. G.. Halvor Peter
son; H. S. N. g., A. E. McGahey;
L. s V G, Anton Carlson; w, P A
Schmidt; Com, j.. M. Patterson;
I G, Thos. Peterson; O G, Frank
Beeks; r S S, Thos. Figenskau:L
s S, c. A. Brummund. Installing
officer, A T Danielson.
The K. of P's, installed the off,
GERS for the ensuing year the Sat
urday night previous. The fol-
lowing are the officers for the year:
Chancellor Commander, P. A.
Schmidt; V. c., DR.. Forbes; Prel-
ate, Ed Charlebois; Master of Work
Peter johnson; M. of Exchequer
and Finance, T. j. Haugeberg; I.
g Andy Sutton; O. G.. Henry
Currier; Trustee, O. B. Wing: Rep
resenative, T. j. Haugeberg.
Both of these lodges are doing
good work SO far this winter and
the new members are enjoying the
work as presented to them.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-16
O SALE.

Two 3-year old cows, one mixer.
For particulars see M. G. Perrin, at
Enterprise Shoe Shop,
Wasburn, n. D.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-16

We will trade SINGER SEWING
MACHINES and attachments for
Oats, Hay or Money. We also fur
nish Needles, Shuttles and Sup
plies for almost every kind of
machine.
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A girl wanted to work for her
board and 60 to school. Enquire
of Mrs. E. A. Lamb.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
FALL TERN COMMENCED.
Wniis HsIssn College Rsspenea
with Fitting Exercises

While fIalssll College vas formerly
opened for the fall term Tuesday
morning.
TIE students and faculty were Is
sembled, Dr. Fortner calling them to
order and presiding Hon. s. F.
Parks, member Of the Cherokee Ma
tIonal and vinita boards Of education.
delivered an address Of welcome
Hon. ". II. Darrough. Rev. II. II.
Watson. Presiding Elder Sims and
Prof. Tui 'er also delivered addresses
Prof. A. ]. Crecellus, the schools
elocutionist. delivered two recltatIons
and Prof. Flora, musical instructor,
sang solo. The members Of the fac
ulty certainly gaye evidence Of great
talent.
The work Of enrolling pupils has
been progressing al day, ana the
coming year promises 10 be the most
progressive and successful Of any IN
the history Of the Institution.
A large American rag vas raised 70
the top Of tie stafi.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
DATE SET FOR SEPT. 27
They Desire to Organize a
Territorial Christian Fed
GRAFTON to Keep Sa-
looms Out OF the
New State.

The Muskogee Minister'S Associa.
tion have issued call for a conven-
tion, to meet at South McAlester,
September q, the purpose OF which Is
TO prevent the sale liquor IN the In
dian Territory after the Inauguration
of statehood. A copy OF the call has
been mailed to all pastors of churches
In the Indian Territory, and to many
Sunday school superintendents and
other prominent churchmen.
Several weeks ago these ministers
sent out circular letter TO the pas
tors OF the territory asking their
views In regard TO such movement.
In response TO these, says the present
circular, and feelinS that we are now
representing, not ourselves only, but
substantially the entire Christian
population OF the Indian Territory.
we hereby call convention 10 meet
at South McAlester at T:30 y. IN.
Tuesday, September y, for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Territorial Chris
tian Federation.
"The pr position We advocate, q s
circular continues, sis not a polit
one at all as regards partisan po les
lit IS pui " q moral issue nor has
any one with a political axe 70 cnd
had any part in our counsels. So nb
one need be disturbed by theunctuol
solIcitude OF the enemy lest tie
preachers become the Instruments OF
designing politicians
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
FOOTBALL THIS SEASON.
Chat Regarding Those Who win
Probably be in the Game.

While the possession Of q first class
ball team has produced a genuine fever
and scores Of fans, the interest In
football has not abated. A canvas OF
the college material cannot be made
until the students arrive, but inQuir,
shows that we have gained many new
men In the city who, with the pick OF
last years team, Justify the prediction
that the Willie Halsell eleven, or
what ever name Is given, will rank
among the best In the southwest. A.
NJ. Etchen has been elected manager
and +. r. Ratcliff, the crack half back
OF last year, captain.
Some OF the new men are Prof. Gre.
celius, OF Ohio University, 1870 pounds;
Lumpkin, OF Fayette College, 100;
Zinkey 100; Annis, OF Oklahoma uni
verslty, 200; Green, X. c. NEEDLES, 1870;
Finch, Central College, 200; Meredith
100; Stevenson, Oklahoma and Lexing-
ton Colleges, 1855; Meade l50 Among
those OF last years team who will
qualify are Etchen, RatclitI, w. Rat
elf, Burlington and Watt Adair.
The great handicap TO overcome is
TO secure place where the boys may
train and prepare themselves for the
season. Hard, persistent gymnasium
work and practice Is required. Mr..
Baldwin has interested himself aud
Others In securing paraphernalia for a
first class gymnasium aud the boys are
hoping that Mr.. Halsell will give them
the use Of the old Mayors ofiice for
practice until Thanksgiving. This Is
well located and admirably adapted to
the purpose and is not occupied at
present. The indications are that VI
nitians will be treated 10 ten or
twelve games OF foot ball this season.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
LABOR DAY
CELEBRATION
Day Was FittingIy Observed
by Picnic, Music and Sports.

Labor Day was celebrated IN Ninita
with picnic at SWANS park. public
speaking, ball game and trap shooting
contest. The Bluejacket band fur
nished the accompaniment to all the
dolngs Of the day.
Hundreds OF visitors came III from
the neightoring country, bringing
their baskets we'll laden with picnic
proyender which they greatly enjoyed
while seated IN the shade listening TO
the wheezy strains OF Sweet Marie
ground out by the merrY.go-round Of
gan; the shrill songs Of the vaudeville
artist As presented by the plionOgraph;
the voice Of the vender OF lemonade
lmploring them not to ''let the dust
settle In their fhroatSn the reminder
OF the sandwich man that his ham
burgers were ''red liot;r the alluring
cry OF the picture man to see all the
wonders Of life Tor 4 nick, and the
challenge OF the fellow who matched
odeFiferons cigars against any persons
dime In = contest OF knocking wooden
babies from a rack with a baseball.
In the afternoon Captain f. ]. bar
rett and Attorney S. +. Parks ''orat-
ed TO al enthusiastic crowd who 70
clferonsly applauded whenever they
admitted Ia eloquent periods that
they knew but little upon the subject
Of labor in general, and less Of tie
subject IN particular.
The park was crowdedexcept during
the time Of the ball game aud music
was III hlshed for dancing at night.
The last Of the crowd did not disperse
until after midnight.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
EMINENT INSTRUCTORS.
outside Students WIN BE Taueht
Eioeution and Masio.

Those who we're fortunate enough
TO be present at tire exercises opening
the Willie Halsell College for the Fall
and winter terms yesterday are en-.
thnsiastic In their praise Of the ability
demonstrated BY pr0fs. Albert i
Crecelius and W. W. Flora.
The former recited s.Shamus
o'Brien" and James Whitcomb Riley,s
Nothing to Say'' In style and grace
that AZ once convinced his hearers
that all the words OF praise sliowered
upon him BY the critics Of his Ohm
home we're not exaggeratlons.
Prof. Flora and MIS- verda Flor.
who have charge Of the musical train.
ing Of the students, readily dlsclosed
the fact that, in them, we now lave
IN Vinita at least two musicians Of
exceptionally high rank aud talent.
In addition 10 his duties a. in
'tructor Of elocution Prof. creeelIus
vii organize classes outside Of the
'oilsge, and Prof. and Mrs. Flora viii
'rganlze classes in music, yoca, as
veil as piano and stringed ingtru-
nents.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Recorded IL the oiiies ef ths CLERK si
ths Second Recording District at
viafta. radian Territory
wAI,isASrY DKEIa

Fred Martin and Jeniis to ~ }
Gottleif sw-sw-swi sec Is, - g 81
s25.
Mile and Ed Starr 70 James A u
Force and Vim Z Badgett. NJ nellie.
sec 10. tp ., IS 3; 500.
Aaron Martin 70 II BayIesS. Nv.
sw-nwl sc %, tp p, Is
REPORTED FROM SowATA.
Minnie Brown 10 Henry Yemehren,
5 acres, beginning at ne coruer nw-sel
sec %, tp y. 7 Is; eco.
Julia Dickson 70 A Hettack, al
allotment except homefead; s25.
REPORTED FRos cLAEExoRk
Ed Wright 70 BaiBi & Hagler, sw-
sws SEC II, tp II. T i; and sw-ne-nvs
sec Is, tp q, 7 -: 800
James Holt 10 Baird s IlagleF. se-
svl sec Il. II 81 : i, and nv-ne-nsi
sec Is. tp q. -; 40
Moses Vsnn 70 I'd shanahan and
Harry Mitchell. sv-swl sec 2, and NV
nw-nwl Sc II, tp q, d; 500.
SANDY md sophia Grimmett 70 ] =
F1Ippin. nw-sel SEC la tp =, Is, and
sw.sw-nes Of said SEC. and nw-sel sec J
tp u, r Is; s7i2Jo.
Ibsy Holt TO NJ BaylssS. sw-svi
sec 1 10 p. l6; 500.
AR pehorn 20 William Halsell, 81
nW-nel and nj sw-neg and -sw-nel
sec IS. tp q. -; 400.
Roxle Fisher 70 w Z Halsell. Isl Sc
sw. sec 3. tp q. u. $50
Ruth Kirk to W = Halsell, u sw
nel sec ;. tp -. 7 20. go
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
IN CONTEMPT
OF THE COURT
Attorney Davis and a Witness
Fined During Petty Trial.

During the trial Of Charley aad Riee
Rose, John and Jim Ballard and Ed.
Madden, charged with having as
saulted O. II. and A. II. Wagner
after a country party near Echo, Sat-
a.siay night Commissioner Stanaeld
imposed fine Of so on Preston Davis
but subsequently remitted i utter
tie attorney pufged himself.
About 4 score Of men and wemen
frOm Echo were here as witnesses
and they were placed under the rule
excluding them from the room tlarlng
the examination ef other witnesses
Luke Dufleld. q merchant Of Echo
who was acquitted on chargeof has-
ing sold liquor July I. vas one Of the
witnesses and, ashe persisted IN stand
Ing by the open door 10 hear the pro-
csedings. he was fined seo. which he
paid.
After hearing the evidence the jury
acquitted Madden. but the other de-
PENDANTS were found guilty aud weFe
fined e and costs, amounting TO sls.s5
each. The fines were paid
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08

Tie NYe company produce the cele
brated melodrama OF a Fatal Scar
and show the moving pictures Of the
Cofbett- McGoyern prize fight. The
shows given % Gar this week are ex-
cellent. The prices are low 10 cents
admitting q child and securing her
or him = reserved SEAT. Twenty-Five
cents admitting an adult. THURSDAY
night the celebrated play Of Diamond
Dick Friday night Ten Nights IN
q BaF Room. A barrel Of mone5
that has been Oh exhibition In the p.
10. Book store window viii be given
asat Safuraat night znd lsaitartlne
eansldefah'e astentlae
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
HAS BEEN UNDER FIRE
win Not Quit Until After the
Presidential Election
Commissioner Rob-
nett is An ApplI-
cant.

An A-dmore dispatch contain the
fd4.pwing relative to tie resignation
u Ben Ct'bert AFTER haylng been
tossed Oh oaicial ssss for more than
two years. Ber a. Colbert, Unltsd
States nanilal u tlls southern als-
trict, win resign "a Nosembes. Re-
peated charges have Teen made against
him but ia every instance he has been
excneFaied by the president
Colbert Is member of the Chick
asaw tFlbe af indians. He esigned
his position with tie Katy iailroad =,
the outbreak d the eSpanish-A A merlcsn
war and enlisted IN Rooseyelts con
pany OF Rough Riders. lie won the
lasting friendship 81 tl.s president IS
his gallantry IN the cuban campaign.
Colbert was appointed 70 hts present
office az the expiration OF Captain
John S. Hammers term. he IS young
and probably possesses tla1 lndiscra-
ton not born OF mature years, s,Dnt he Is
true 70 his friends, has he' re-
$, sct and confidence Of the idenf
aud Las made an efficient oficef.
''Fol wing the custom OF pres len-
tiai appointess, !, le WIN rot resign On
tne I'VE 81 eiootion but vii do 20 in.
meiia1sly aftere "A The Indian gog-
mnmenf has place e waiting fes
him which pas s4ooo q year. the
sai. liary sttaa TO the eTee Of
marsilal Vie or Eesersd y s.
thai q miner-t atets 8 uaslee
lof tie Chirkasaw H.. ioa
Unitea States Comm sIonaf F 81
Robnstt IS an applieans 81 tie
place
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
BEFORE THE TRAPS.
Darkness Tnterfsrsd With Sighting
The Targets.

Tie ball game was ended 50 late
that IL was diiicult for the genflemsa
who participated In the trap shooting
contest to see the targets TIE event
was a contest between teafns captain
cd by II. +. Ridenhonr ynd John sa-
franek and was at IS flying sauees
each for a trophy vyiaed At s25. sa-
franek's team wonwith ! total OF i03
birds TO Ridentour's 20. Safranek
was high individual gun with p kills
Tho seora.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
WILEINsON-LUBBrs.
Tws xoune People szrpriss Their
Frisads ~ 0sttine Married

Faint heart never won fair ladye. .
Is what tho old song tells Us the poet
said. No person Who knows him ever
charged CASH Wilkinson with has.
ing q faint heart. Vow he has tie
ladg.
Two weeks ago he returned 70 Vlnlta
and. without saying 4 word toanyone,
quietly bought furniture ard arranged
3 home. Monday night Mis- Charlotte
4. Lubbes, Of auskogee. came up on
the i1er and vas met By Cash To-
gethef they went to the clerks ONCE
and secured : license. Then they
visited tie Methodist parsonage aud
Rev. II. II. Watson performed the
marriage ceremony. The bride IS the
daughter Of Captain Gns bbeschief
IaIler Of The Western district, and the
groom Is The sen q Captain Jim VIII
klnson, chief iailer q this district.
The marriage was . complete sur
prise even 70 the parents ofths happy
couple.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
or
jim SAllf RS
Kinney Davis :. -ked up o. 'he
Charge j II der.

Kinney assis n1.o sllis an
deFs satiards5 a
near Tahle4gah. aas pH
Federal lail Monday nigh
MARSHAL Long
While 8 dance vas in pF1gfes
approached 0aiceE Roach and aIBs
knocking hln down. fenk his revolver
way Several of the crowd tried to
stGr ls 6eht INT tsfafe flIey eoult
grapple u him Davis tEed epe IS
solveF tie tsilei entering tie gf0n
OF Sanders els vas an onlocksE.
Prof. Henssn then grabbed nafis snd
secured the gun. Perry DAVIS eccsm
panied his brother to Vinlta Nhsn
he appeared an old warrant shargi
him with selling LIQUOR was sefsed
and he vas also locked 0p.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
FULLBLOODs MARRIED.
Law Of the PaIsfacs Satisfied with
an "Oom.v

Tie marriage and release from jail
Of the bunch OF fullblood Indians
brought IN from the Spayinaw hills
about two weeks ago for violating the
marriage laws has been clironlcled In
the Chieftain with the exception OF
the four who could not raise the
amount OF the fee Some friends
came to their assistance and today
they were married and sent on their
way rejoicing when not cussln' the
white mans rules.
The principals were taken before
Clerk Davidson and an Interpreter
supplied all necessary information.
The two men we're told TO take the
hands OF the right woman, and be
sure not 20 make a msx-up. Little
Dave took Nellie and Albert starr
stood up with Mamie Elliott Nel-
lies baby set up a wall that supplied
the absence OF wedding music. Clerl
Davidson, who has a big bunch 81
Uncle Sans law vested In him, asssd:
do you promise TO cling to each|
other?"
'Oom, answered Dave and Albert.
"oom, Dom" replied the bfides
In duet.
Il guess ooln,p vociferated the on
cial.
IL must have been "Oom,n as tic
incident was ended and the law Of the
pale face was vindicafed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
A'tsis q wplishsa ~ the hE.esf.~
g ss City Csanesr.

Mayor DaEenpdf, Recorder =. !, =.
CITY Marshal hia aboar $ =
Commissioners Spe = GA their re-
ports for tie msufs Angnst a. the
guar meeting q ~ city council
i.s1 night.
a ftmber of oils weFe fefelle 60
the finance comnstfse. TIE special
electric llgf commitfee we're granted
furtler tihie In which 20 report
Ogdiuances were presented for arst
reading creating the p0sitions Of super.
lnlendsnt ard engineer 81 the water
works.
Al ordinance eulSafine flie run.
nineof aatOnobf vas presented q 4,
referred to tlse 81 - anG alley cosF
mIttee.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08

TIE Wrianls Milford se ~
are Just nos doing Es
--or possibly fslaEsHzfaz1 eerz Ilias
offer , naif d sliot o The pupil Of
each Of the fonr schools Of tbs city
lpnblic school, college, Catholic and
colored SCHOOL, which s given the
highest department grading by the
teachers. They decline % have any
thing 70 do with the decision and
there are 10 shoes.to-bny conditions
Just good behavior and Attendance.
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then struck safe past third. AtchI-
son went out, pitcher to first, and
Walkers safety TO center let Leggett
and Schock trot over the plate. IN
their half the home boys failed TO
materlalize,
p. M. Thorton, Of Blueiacket, served
satisfactorily as umpire, not more
than the usual number Of '1sIcksi be-
ing registered.