The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-11

Its the fellow that gets spanked
that does the crying.
Judge G. B. Dennison will go to
Miami this evening on legal business.
Mrs. August Sehleicker returned
this morning from visit at Falrland.
Thomas w. Neil, OF Ft. Smith, Ark,
attended United States court here to-
day.
Could not the streets be sprlnkled
with oil and thus avoid dust and save
expense.
Mrs. e. M. Lawrence, of Alluwee, is
the guest of Mrs. e. B. Thompson in
this city.
The fellow who gets the business is
the one that is abused: comment I'M
necessary
Coal still holds up at about II cents
bushel, in spite Of the natural gas
supply.
A d. Morton, a prominent oil opera
tor Of Bartlesyille, was in the city to-
day on business.
Ed Lunday was here yesterday from
Cleora and purchased new buggy
from a local dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blueiacket
were in from Eucha yesterday visiting
their daughter, Mrs. w. I. Wade.
If the property owners in the busi-
ness section pave the streets, would it
not be abont fair for the city to keep
them swept?
License to wed have been granted to
VIM. Jones and Miss May Sparks, Of
Zena, and James LaDuke and Miss
Maggie Miller, of WelCh
Neither sweet or Irish potatoe were
ever before so expensive at this season
of the year. The former are selling
on the local market at so cents peck
and the latter at 50 cents
The commercial club is endeavoring
to sell all of the 33 lots in the addition
recently bargained for from Mr. Orr,
in order that they may close up the
dsal with the hay press factory man.
When the 80 lots are sold, choice of
slme will be determined by lot-will
be drawn for.
If you deposit your money ina bank
you naturally want to know the back
ing Of the institution, and when you
advertise you want to know the cir
culation Of the paper in which you
place your business. Fifty new sub
scribers since Oct. 1st is an indication
of the Chieftain's popularity as a
newspaper. No papers distributed
gratis-the Chieftain is run n bnsi-
ness principles. Did anyone rer step
on your toes? 1t makes sou rs,r 'iars"
doesn't it?-See.
Vinita is to have first class cUrnet
band, the instrumentation is composed
of the best musical talent to be OBJ
tained. 1t is as follows: Roy VIM,
e. w. Stryker, John Mahoney, George
Fisk, d. W. Bottenfeld, Earl Walker,
Barber Churchill, Cary Caldwell, Ar
! gile Langston, e B, DlvIdson, Arthur
| Croninger, Roy Warner, A. R. Scott,
J. G. Foust, John Byrd Joseph Hunt,
{, Jr., Percy Bonfoey, Iige Henderson,
Fred Etter, Roy Franklin, Stewart
Reamer, Harry Achgill, Clyde Doug
lass, Meade Meredith, Slater Mcclure.
Everyone should encourage the Vinita
boys as no well regulated town is com
plete without a full fledged band. Mr.
Jones, OF Muonoell. Mo-, will act as
bandmasier er and leader.
U. A. Mcbride Of the Warrensburg
Mo-, Daily Star. an old time acquain-
tance of Messrs jennings & Kiehl,
was a visitor in the city yesterday
Mr.. Mcbride visited Okmulgee about
four years ago and was impressed Will
the changes that have taken place in
Okmulgee since his former visit
l-Okmulgee Chieftain.
Mr. Mcbride is brother OF Mrs
w. J. Hutchinson, wife of the mara
ger of the Daily Chleftain