The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-15

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tising in the Chieftain
Our genial and sociable Harden
Trott left Vinita last Wednesday for
Brenham, Texas, where he will spend
the winter, Success to you old boy
wherever you may go.
Our special friend, h. r. Taylor, of
Delaware district says he never will
abandon the old crew. There are very
NEARLY two thousand who are like you,
Bob, in the nation.
| DR.. John II, Britts, of Clinton, Mo-,
made us very pleasant call Sunday.
The doctor came over to see J. w.
SINNERS little girl, who has been quite
sick for some time past.
Hon. Kegee Gunter, late candidate
for solicitor OF Cooweescoowee, is
making Vinita his headquarters for
while. Kegee is in bad health but we
hope to see him well soon.
We understand that Judge w. IA.
Fagin ex-U. S. marshal, of the western
district OF Arkansas is very. danger
ously i'll at his home near Sloan
Springs, Ark. and is not expected to
live.
John Caldwell received the first
premium on geese, 500. The poultry
department was overlooked in our
premium list last week, but we give
it in this issue, John Swain, supern-
tendent..
The genial "Tuxie" Brown, of Ft.
Gibson was in Vinita last Monday.
He did not remain long, as he came
up to get casket of A.. c. Raymond
for the remains Of Mrs. Bushyhead.
two upper teeth laying on Or. e. j.
Warren's counter few days ago. The
owner can have the same by calling
at the doctors office and paying for
this notice.
Judge Joel Bryan, of Choteau. was
in Vinita last Friday The Judge will
start for Washington in few days to
attend to the old settlers claim, OF
which he is very hopeful OF getting in
a few days.
Mr.. Rixie of Skiatook writes to the
Chieftain enclosing S15O and says:
Send me your noted Indian Chieftain,
must have it like all the rest in this
section Rixie, old pard you shall
have it.
Byrd Jones was in town from Saline
district a few days ago, and says they
are all we'll pleased with the nomina-
tions, but we are not, so far as princi-
pal chief is concerned.
Arthur Chamberlain says there are
more nuts, apples, melons, candies,
etc, eat in w. G. Chamber
lain's stoiH without receiving any
money for them than any other place
in the nation, but he says none of the
boys forget him. they always drive
right up to his store and unload their
chickens, deer skins, hides, furs. etc
Stephen A. Blueiacket, the clever
and genial young clerk at G. G. IRON
sides, proposes hunting expedition
for the next month or so. Stephen is
a jolly good hearted boy, and we only
wish We could accompany him.
One sweet potato fed IA men at
restaurant Thursday
How is that for a big potato.
w. w Miller proprietor of the
Oyster depot and cigar stand, Of
vinita. left for his old home in La
ooder, Mo, to visit his relatives and
He will go to st. Louis be-
,ore he returns, on business. Mr..
Miller is known as a business little
nan all over this country.
A prominent official Of Delaware
district visited TahIequah not long
since and made speech to his sect In
hat town. AS reported to us he spoke
'loquently as follows: Lots candi-
lates for chief now. Bushyhead. Labit
Bunch, Ocherlater Charley Rogers, :
nd dey say Bill MeCracker and Hool-
" Bell she going put it up some more.
+ they do Bushyhead she beat it
hOusand dollar majority" Al good