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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07

Con tracts for all the Belle Fourche
trrigating work will be let or April 10.
The first company Of surveyors will ar
rive this week to look after the bids
when they are let. They will come
from Denver and will be in charge of
II. e. Green.
The tract that will be irrigated will
V more than 200 square miles of
the choicest farming land in South Da-
kota. BY actual test at the %agricultur-
al college at Brookings 1t has been de-
termined that the soil in the vicinity
Of Belle Fourche is especially adapted
TO the raising of small fruits, alfalfa
and sugar beets. The sugar beet gave
an extraction of % per cent sugar.
The irrigated district is surrounded
by at least 5000, 900 acres of grazing
land upon which half a million cattle
feed for twelve months in the year.
There is usually a shortage of feed
In winter time and one of the principal
crops OF the farms in the irrigated
tract will be alfalfa.
There will re about 10000 acres of
ground to be- reclaimed by this system.
Something like $4,000 acres of this
amount is governn snt land, which will
be subject to location. The ground is
worth without the water s. to $40 IN
acre and as soon as it can be irrigat-
ed it will increase to $75 to 500, max
ing an increased value of the entire
tract of several million dollars. The
government expert has made esti-
mates that the amt. yield from this
irrigated tract will amount to close
to 1000, 900. A number of farmers
along the river have been in CORE
spondence 70 rsome tipe with Michi-
gan capitalists who are DESTROYS Of
putting in a large beet factory at a
convenient place to the farmers. 1t
is stated that the representative of tn.
Michigan people has been here, quiet
ay looking matters over, and has decid-
ed that a great field will be opened
for the raising Of beets.
This Belle Fourche project will cost
over 2 1000, 900, an appropriation of
81 00, 900 having already been made.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
FIRST ANNUAL oUrINQ
travelling Mons Committees Preparing
for WatertoWn MEETING

.
Everything points to a successful
meeting Of South Dakota travelling
men at WATERFOWL on Friday and Sat-
urday, May rs and n. Both member
ship and interest are increasing each
week. The great object in view in
forming this association is to bring the
travelling men to a keener realization
OF the many advantages to be derived
by cooperation with the several retail
merchants associations Of South Da-
kota, and to foster a higher OF
true fellowship in the profession. That
much good will result and that the as.
sOcistion will continue to grow in
strength and influence is admitted by
all.
The association has adopted a per-
manent constitution and bylaws, and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, w. A. Goyer; vice president,
James r. Lalley; secretary, Oscar Hol-
seth; treasurer, Willard Mcintosh.
The executive committee consists Of
w. F. Enright, chairman; Gus Johnson,
c. H. Jacquot, Fred Vetsch, Harry Nc
CURE, H. d. Shaw and II. O. Bever-
ing.
The following committee on general
arrangements has been appointed,
with power to act on all matters per-
tanning to the annual meeting and ju-
bilee: From Watertown-F. c. Kile,
chairman; James r. Lally, S. H. Addi-
son, j. w. Dougherty, A. E. Doyle, d.
F. Condor, B. S. Lane, Charles White,
L. W. Cook, H. E. Dahl, Louis Bear
man. From Aberdeen-W. G. Jacobs,
O. R. Antelman, Dave Swanson, c. /.
Grow, F. Nj. Ingersoll, V. F. Gorinn.
From Sioux Falls-E. J. ManniX,
George G.. Gibbs, Elmer Holling, Ed
Hawley, c. e. Gilbert, Jack Lovett, F.
/. Pilliney. From Huron-H. j. Nc
Garvey, Harry Beals, c. r. Halves, l..
X. Campbell, c. z. Barrows. From
Mitchell-George Rowley, Louis Her
tie. From Madison-H. J. Munroe, j.
f.. WEIGH. From Redfield-A. A. Soule.
Thus the entire state is well repre-
scented on the general committee to
make the meeting a hummer.
The Business Mems club held an en-
thusiastic meeting and appointed a
strong committee to work jointly with
the arrangements committee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
TAKE COURSE IN POISONING.
Students at Iowa City Swallow Drugs
to Note the Symptoms.

Iowa City, Iowa, April 2.-Poisons
are being administered to students in
the college of homeopathic medicine,
State Univ ersity of Iowa. in order to
proving drugs. Medical colleges ordi-
narily use dogs, rabbits and other
beasts for this purpose. but DR.. George
Royal Of Des Moines. dean of the col
lege, determined to adopt the plan fol-
lowed in Washington during the in
vestigation into the a~dulteration of
food. Students have volunteered to
aid in this work, and they will make
careful record of every symptom pro-
duced by drug taking and thus learn
to diagnose the cases OF future pa
tents.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07

For the first time in four years Mil
bank will take a vote on the license
question. In former elections license
generally won by a small majority,
but the temperance element is putting
up a strong fight and the vote will be
close. Mayor Bouck will be a Candi'
date for reelection and will be op.
posed by F. B. Roberts, president OF
the First National Bank. Mayor
Bouck and the council have installed a
splendid system of waterworks and
sewerage, which has cost the city
about Sit, 100, and have increased tax
90 and created some opposition.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
A CITY.
Aldermen Will BE Elected From
Three Wards May 16.

Candy, Mimi, April 2. - In accord
ance with a petition signed by two
thirds of the voters, Judge LOe has
issued an order for the incorporation
of the village Of Candy as a city, and
providing for the election Of officers
on May 16. 1t will be composed Of
three wards, and the following inspec-
tors of election have been appointed:
NJ. Lundring, j. S. Stensrud and P. O..
Shennum, First ward; Charles Stod-
dard, George E. Hanson and H. K.
Landru, Second; and w. J.. Glynn, F.
Bomboy and J.. E. Vanstrom, Third.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
HOPE TO SWELL.TAX LIST.

At the first meeting of the county
auditors Of the state with the state
board of equalization. every county in
the state except Stanley was repre-
sented. The matter of the basis OF
assessment was thoroughly discussed,
and it is hoped that great benefit in
the way of increased assessments will
result.
After the close Of the meeting an
organization of the county auditors of
the state was formed with the follow
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
In the circuit court at Huron ,

In the circuit court at Huron. the
case of the state against Charles A
Kelley, states attorney, indicted by
the grand jury on a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses. was
before Judge Gaffy, sitting for Judge
Whiting. The testimony Of the state
was submitted. but was deemed in.
sufficient to convict and the jury wa:
directed to return a verdict in favor O.
the defendant. Mr.. Kelley was dis
charged from custody and was return
ed to his Office, from which he had
been suspended pending trial.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07

ing officers: President. Charles e.
Hill Of Minnehaha; first vice presi.
dent, J.. F. F. Parks of Custer; second
vice president, r. M. Cotton Of Bon
HOmme; Secretary-treasurer, w. M.
Mcdonald of Sphinx; executive commit.
tee, P. j. Murphy Of Brookings, George
Bippus of Campbell, William A. Nevin
of Custer, Chris Myhre of Lyman and
E. w. Brown of Turner.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
Oneration IL Painful.

Devils Lake, N. D., April 2. - The
wife of T. A. Lures. a Crary banker,
died at a hospital in this city after un-
dergoing an operation for the removal
OF an abcess. She did not recover
from the shock. Her former home was
in DEBORAH. Iowa.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
ExpIodes.

Omaha. April 2. - While taking q
fashlight photograph last night Al
bert Butler was instantly killed and
William Coffee, w. j. Murray and M.
Levey were badly injured By IN q.
plosion Of powder.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
OFFERS DRAKE A LIBRARY.

Carnegie to Give ~" $50, 900 Under
Usual Provisions.
Des Moines, Iowa, April 2.-Oficers
ceived an offer Of a donation from
Andrew Carnegie Of $4,000 for the
erection of a library. The offer has
the usual provision that the univer-
sity must raise a like sum-.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
COLLEGE Man Is Drowned.

Beloit. Wis, April 2. - Montague
White. professor of oratory at Beloit
college, was accidentally drowned in
Rock river yesterday and a student
named Roy Andrews had a narrow
escape.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
s1e.422,174 ON DEPOSIT.
Abstract OF Condition Of State Banks
prepared bv Public Examiner.

F. l.. Bramble, public bank exam
iner, has given to the public an ap-
stract Of the condition Of banks IN
South Dakota, other than national, at
the close of business Jan. IL, 1910.
There are deposits aggregatlng $le,-
422174. The detailed statement fol-
lows:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07

A mans peculiarities are most ap
parent when he strives to concesl
them.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Uncle Joe Cannons lp.e dsit, following oloseb upon
TIE heels Of President RoossYeis statehood nssss~
and senator neverdges letter an alilsrptessiug aett
cal ssntmsuts reatlrg to statehood iar Oklahoma and
Indian Territory. leaves tie sequoyAhans hanging high
and dry in tta mldair q blasted hopes So far there
has been not much solitary expression 70 whirh
they could plo faith Of ultimate Il aspsAn
triao strange THAR msn of ordinary Judgment cau u
found enlisted ia eAasa which can bat lead toinssgabs
dcoat ia matter of such vital Importance u ths terri.
tories a. Statehood Either shsir raj object must b ds
ay and defeat Of ans Kind Of action Or ttsey are
blinded by fase seatmsat that they enable 70
the menace thalf interests which they asiibev
Atsy rass. Congress wl ~ Ia session within fss short
weeks and tis statehood qacaisn will Immediately 0o0
up We an ali hopsfal Of definite action this time
Tbs Republican parts a ln eautfo " both branches
and aso has ths presidency II i nooaossabs that any
action can be had velcl, arsi fails q fecpsins s q X
Of its leaders In ths iIoass ths speaker supreme Il
distinctly remembered tlAt werr dsniei ac,on LAT
winter becaaso o. his refusal 10 toees enc oia from to
policy marked b re gepubllean caucaa We have
deuticAily tie conditions with whieh 70 eontend
thi. wntsr ALREADY the speaker has announced that t
siA l. aint Statehood o. nothing j. sm not perfectly
clear then Thar up against gtis ams alternative
offered lA ~inter vhleh Eventually resulted ia tie de-
feat Of The bing
iIow much plaiasf would ths SequsyAna have t made
Than their eeorts a. bsf atostise ant can produce
40 otl.et result than eihsT deas of asisatF
H. 10 the light q u,.s stuaflaa. ;hsY rh6ass 10 a.
tie aiiHaie statehood ohatrnstioasss lst them
cone CUT "a ts open And declare iher paFposs bar
10 the atnee o sacb decision lst asheaf 80 ors Aant
ter dssfs iof Statehood sth tbe en- dfearea pafpe
u eonsruss stAuue sgaarsly III ts faet lslat5maa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
CIippeo PROM Cbe Exchanges.

Young man, | soaid rather have forty acres q land
wita og cabin On t and tle woman loved in the cabin
with little grassy, winding path leadng down a
whispering daY ADD night 70 the white pebbles pr
petual soag vth holyhocss groslnE a The 81
Tie house, a0d morning eloHes blooming the new
atehed door with lattice work over The sdow - that
the sunlight would ian checkeFsd tls dImped bahs
In the cradle and bins songs altl wings towering
IN The summer air than bs clerk u aa, government On
earth Robert q ingcrsol
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

been said tbs fellow who = even o tils sAy ahead
the tsow who always pay. cor what ~ Tvsa wiuee Bills
ars alwas slgnsi hes blAme sseit more important
tban the man Who = behind All se editors and msr
chants and the whole commercial plan aFs Indebted iof
sslsencs 10 ths houcst foae.man ~ kseF All Ia
basine and biz own ia dead and = " take
OF oar hats 70 the man who il ahead. "floaser"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

RanI free mall delivery IS oae Of tie things that
should be attended 70 without delay Fnlta egua easily
have tSo or three rara mail routes Tie farm.
en entitled to tits great privilege and should have
their mail delivered daiy tesir doors along With the
residents of towns and villages throughout tie United
States The ohsftsln shall agltats this matter until IL
accomplished not only for vinita tat ior ali the toens
where "a is at all feasible
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Ia the sunday schools q te rnised states uere are
fewer pape by about ,e millions than the nuubsr
rolled in ths pabe schools Pattig the fact IN another
schools ony two ~ to sunday school t would us deli
cate task 10 apporou the responsibility ior this state of
affairs but tair 10 sasgcst that whea children sfay
aNay irom the public sehoos their parents Are held
Sponsille
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Tbs vote The sequogah constitution that elll Ia
some localities Ia the Indian Terrtoy b taken % 10
5smbsf : VII IA no wisa bs criterion bY which de-
efmine The voting strength o TIE TERRITORY In the
mine thing. ard that tie numbef q misguided
voters there IN tie Indian Territory Ifasma vote
Is east and the smaller lie bstter II wi forever settle
the seanofah hefssg and ho more wil b heard Of H.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
civic PRIDE

There suggestions civic pfida ard hel,h Ia tha
wliAmspoSt sun which says. "Tl,e etissn sho scoo.
tent msse the front part oi bis residences handsome
and attractive smile be negeos tie rear of hs property
and allows accumulation oi .h and garbage 70 eol.
ses Ia his baek laFd mas bs regarded Is man wio las
fas conception Of civic pride. In hesnely phrase saeh
citizen MAJ BE- elAssed wth the boz who wasles his
lacs aud allows accumulation Of attn to remain b.
hind the hopping that no one plll notea tie lncon.
gmlty The property owner ~ho Is pessessea oi pure
cvic pride vii "a IL That every part u hls prvmsa
clean, not only beeaass ths sl mean Tat bis home
wll he made bsaatfa but because thorough ceanii.
ues wIll eoudues q healthier condition 10 hls cvn
household and In tie homes oi his neghbers As tie
good housewife makes assault upon thsIforces oi an.
cleanliness ths male contingent u tho home ua take
spial pains 70 that te part Of hi, lot put
proper condition Tor the wiutere
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Fifty weekly aud seml.ssekly papers ia Iowa are 20
Be- transformed into day papers through the ofsanl.
ton oi capitalists Two pages Of tie papen are 70 be
printed At central place and distributed 70 the oans
the oeal The plan Is declared 10 have lssa made
feasible through TIE gfrater demand for daes on tie
part q tie rural residents whose nail Is nov delivered
daily through TIE raFa ffae delivery service
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

The Frisco railroad eanpaag balastsd sii miles Of
track wlth crushed rocs, at est q slesssa Thirty.
tNo nes steel bridges replaced equal number ot cd
bridges q a total length Of 2si7 feet fae wooden
bridges q 90 feet aggregate length replaced with
iron structures aud 55 feet o trste eeFe aed during
The Theirs were used isg2 So new eros ties aud
So sets of switch ties Ia The traes AMI lo miles q nsw
siding an1 gafa tracks we're laid
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

The campaign being made by ths advocates oi sepa.
rate statehood for the Indian Territory, whie IN many
respects extremely ludcroas has perhaps done soms
good Il has demonstrated beyond doubt the attituds
IF the national congress toward statehood. and IL hA,
convlncsd avery man who IS a, al open ior oonslciion
that destined 20 union with Oklahoma a. 90
distant aay To who have esayed 70 argue ths quo,.
ton q SEPARATE Statehood from az rnatse standpoint
nass been siagalArg aekng ia logle and IN TIE ab,
10 oouEnes anybay q tbs tsnAbsne u their eon,sn.
ton Incidentally, eongfessmsn ard senator's have bat
ted nio tie discussion, and declared 10 no uncertain
terms thar separate Statehood Is lmpaibls and ina, s
advocates guilty q unparonahie oly Ia uWng b.
President Roosevelt 70 add 70 tho unAnmty of the ssu.
timsnt has declared fof olat statehood and wi doubt.
less Dis iuaaeuee 70 bring Il about during TIE life.
time q the eoulag session q congress
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
yeFsAl ia both parties win Arizona and Nsw Mexico
out Or shs wAy tls opposition wIl be Insignificant

asa result Of the election last Monday week agoi
~ street lights have been removed and the town Is 70
darkness This fact that even tho mental paenom.
iuou Of The Leader Sanctam will hardly dispute Il
don't Fequirs a column and half 70 state this and e
doss need proof as everyone capable q detecting
the differences between light and darkness know for
themselves The wss editor Of TIE Leader having regu
lated the Ft oi the etmmuniiy has ~ last found time
% give the chefaln attention just hos tho city has
survived The mutations Of time without the guiding
gcnous o. McClintock oue q te problems o the day
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

TIE general public, outside tho medical profession.
may NOT knov that ynita has Ia operation arst-elass
hospital and sanltarum whore patients b cared for
and given treatment under the most favorable clresm
stances new building large alg rooms aud trained
nurses make convenient ans desirable placs %
care Tor the sick In easss % surgery hospital udis
pensble 20 successful treatment viulia has st such
al Institution.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Charley Curtis adds hls testimony the general opln.
Ion Of congressman aud senators ansnt statehood In
recent Interview Nr Curtis said.
4 think therr no DOUBT whatever that the tso tsr-
ritories vii be admitted one state this sntsr HAD
Il been for ths death o. Senator Quay they would
have been admitted at tie asa oi congress Tie
statehood bin vas beaten because IL carried Arizona and
New Mexico mlllssone about is neek Thess terri.
tories wl nof tf fof statehood 81 the coming session of
congress, and Oklahoma and Indian TERRITORY VII 400
Be handicapped The sentiment IA favor o. ne aais-
alun q oklaiema and Indian Tssaassg i aimoss ani.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

don't anything 70 b gained b. entering into dctate
sth the separate state advocates Tbs hops fororn
and falling pretty nat in The northern part Of the
territory The fact Is yory little interest has heea mani.
Tested Ia the movement any time prominent Char
okce eltlen remarked yesterday that the very who
punaered tie tfihes aud rendered them bankrupt and
campaign for a separate state Everybody ksoss that
many Of these are absolutely corrupt and The record
is against them. To get away from thess graftsn By
oslus absorbed in hg state Is the desire u hundreds Of
Cherokee citizens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
A WASHINGTON VIEW on STATEHOOD


ne thoughts q lie Washington newspaper serfss.
poodeal esptes 10 az lnissyes pablisisi 10 is s,ats
Capital iris sssE afs worth considering by tis people Il
Oklahoma In rs opinlen Tie sa danger 90 sasshoei
FOR the twin territories again ina slu,sr Is aanuion
st1 Aflfeua snd Ses NssIeo n an omnibus bia pfa
sldng two statea fat TIE four territories saeh bin
~il undoubtedly PAS tie Ioa.s early Ia TIE coming ~
son ana It i feared sil result ia another asaaIoes 10
the senate
II = golng 70 - long. lard pa lof ne people ef
Oklahoma and Indian Territory ths winter IL thsy get
statehood, and tia poople here should pal tosether
Patriotism and loyalty 70 the territories demand e Nc
one Ia authority at Washington takes tiae sogaoyAh
movement or any other sspafats state movement n s
tsa territories seriously oar cass i decided waas
70 have bg state aud ourselves 20 seears
That stale possible and ostrucs GER
taia coming b. bringing up separate state opposition.
The statehood situation Is much more complicated
than t last winter bat there Is better sentiment
Throughout the countf and batter realization q ooa.
dltiens here n get statehood TITS wlntsr Il vii ~
due LARGELY TIE lnnuehas of The editors throughout tls
been Informed about conditions hers by oss sho have
visited tie territories b. letters ffam friends living
hers. Tle omnibus bin sill prObahy pass me House
The nght slI b % through tie Senate ffit GOES
through that bodY, All Is ~ell and good aud Oklahoma
and Indian Territory ell he samttea as one state and
the other Southwestern territories vii GET TIE same
treatment II the omnibus hlli fails psss ths senate
deadlock wl b. produced in tie opinion oi TIE Wash
ington correspondent and q wil b that viii be hard
70 break II that event the senate surrender un
condionally % the louss, the nouse memben must
agree 70 a compromIse q admit Oklahoma aud Indlau
Territory and % drop Nee Meseo and Arizona
The twin.tefntores shat il done ~ thcy are
admitted and feel that their eass should be acted apon
independently q outside considerations
II "a deadlock Is brought about new factor wiH le
brought Into PLAY the pressure of The thousands or new
made friends Of oklahoma and Indian Territory through
out al parts Of TIE unted States upon their delegates
II congress Justee % these territories cannot longer
y delayed Practically every memtcf of congress admits
that thsy should have statehood this winter - fusthss
deay On the part lof congressman vii i nes~,sahs
Many of thslr constituents rsalls tit ths asana
fof justice Ill - louder and more effective thn wsn,.
than Il has sses bssn IL Is est state Capital
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
TriR NAN AuEAD.

~ esery Newspaper plek % us are sure 20 ind =
lot u gush about The man behlnd tie counter and the
man behind the gun The behind ths times and the
behind his rents. the behind tie fecs tie man
behind The ears tie nsn bshud his whlsAers And ths
telnd his hsia and everything behind has entered
81 Tie lista
Thsg aElppsd auother iellow o. viom nothing h.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

sewerage and less than hundred and ants persons ak
Ing water he record o. nUuiepal ownership IN yinlta
and yet thsre tls who want pile ap
the taxpayers 40 more bonds should b the slogan q
all parties tot The present
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

"Eyeyhody knows that street light vas not an ssus
IN Ia the recent election n Leader
The Mayor caused to be printed and distubuted On
the day ot the election proposition 70 light the Streets
and Joined Of tho aldermen ia letter 70 tie voters
urging an Affirmative vote on that proposition
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

The fellow who really wants statehood vii not knos.
lngy Join IN any movement that sl hinder L. For this
reason they should DOT take part in the election called
By the separate state advocates
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

The Republican executive committee Of the Indian
Territorh met today At Ardmore. Theirs IS some hair
pulling tho program aud numbeF Of hides are sr.
pected 70 be found hanging on the Republican fence