The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-01

Cabin. He says their school building
viii not be ready for some time yet.
Frank Williams has returned from
the southern part of the state where
he bought 54 mules. He is shipping
out two loads
Tom Walker and wife moved Mon
day to their new house recently built
on their farm near town, and are now
full fledged farmers
Frank Howell came in from Okla
homa City last night and went to Blue
jacket to visit his father. Chas. Howell
and other relatives
A staf correspondent to the Times
Democrat came up from Muskogee and
took Col Bryans speech at the audi
|torium this morning.
Mrs. Jim Ballard who has been nurs-
ing Clyde Shepherd at Big Cabin for
the past month returned to her home
in the country today
Mr.. James Daniels of the Muskogee
Times Democrat is working up list
of subscribers for that paper to be
delivered by Geo. Z. Davis.
Senator Gid Garrett and Connell
Rogers came up from Ft Gibson to
meet the Bryan special and accom-
panied them to Muskogee.
Lee Jackson and R. Fitzgerald of
Welch yesterday bought IS head of
cattle from San Leforce. They stayed
and heard Col Bryan speak today.
Mrs. Joe Little of Ramona, who has
been visiting relatives here, left last
might for Chelsea where she will visit
before returning home to Ramona.
Ex-Chief S. II. Mayes came up from
Pryor last night to visit ex-Chief T. M.
Burlington and while here heard Rev.
Bulgin at the Gunter building last
might.
G.. T. Morton the Miles postmaster,
came in from Oklahoma City last night
where he bought farm. He heard
w. J. Bryan speak and took the mail
hack home.
Mrs. Bowley, of Muskogee, state
deputy of the w. o. w. circle came up
from Big Cabin this mornin gand went
to Alton where she will do some work
for the circle.
II. w. Hicks, Jno. A. Gideon, w. S.
Maloney, Jack Mills, ROLAND Dobkins
and VIM. Mcclure was here last night
from the north end OF the county to
hear R. P. Daniel speak.
The following are a few of the
Welch citizens who were here today
to hear Col. Bryan Senator e. c.
Harlan. w P. Eddy, DIR. Ben Dobkins,
Brooks Campbell and others
The following Adair citizens were
here to hear w. J Bryan: r. e. De-
lozier and wife. J. w Skinner, H. G..
Keith, Guy Rice, Mrs.lL Langley, Mrs.
]. R. Carselowey, E. W. Moser and
wife, Mrs S. NJ. Meeks and others.
Big Cabin was the best represented
|of any of the neighboring towns.
There were so many from there that
We will not have space to publish all
the names. Suffice to say Big Cabin
always furnishes her part of the demo-
crat votes.
The following came in from Chelsea
to hear Col BRYAN: w. J. Strang I
n. McSpadden. J. G. Parks, T. B..
Woods, Jno. T. Brown. Newt Scudder
\. Levene, r. A. Bailey, Mr. Simpson,
NJ. NJ. Caulk, Raleigh Flurnoy and wife,
Mrs. Cox and others.
Henry Holderman is here from Spay-
inaw where he has contract for get
ting out ties for the NJ, o. & G. rail
road.
Judge p. S. Davis and w. b. Buc-
hanan were fishing on Rock creek
yesterday. Joseph Hunt and Albert
B. Marks composed another party
further down on the same creek and
they report catching long string Of
fine bass.
S, N. Silver of Big Cabin, Okla,
says the farmers of that community
will dispose of any class of stock or
other farm product they have, when a
good price is offered. Just now he
says they are disposing of their corn
crop pretty fast at about As cents a
bushel. The corn crop this year was
very good one.
$500 Reward.
George A. Kensow, a railroad official
of Oklahoma City wired Sheriff Riden-
hour today that the Katy would give
$500 reward for each of the robbers
arrested, in connection with the Katy
hold-up near Worth last night
From Wednesdays Daily
John Skillman is IN town from Big
Cabin.