Local drug store ads and cures from Vinita period
A jumble of patent medicine pitches and local notices from Vinita listing Beggs remedies, Worm medicines, and tonics sold by People's drug store. Mentions Postmaster Janson, Dr. Shanahan, and local residents, plus brief notes on licenses, livestock, and minor incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buy Miller
Starbuck
Afton
Spain
Boggs
People's Drug Store
Janson
Centralia
Bogg
Uy People
Sie
P. Shanahan
John Weaver
Neosho
Vinita
Arizons
White
G. Browning
Joe Murtis
John W. Blue
Col. Iw
Blue
Ballard
Shanahan
Jim Elliott
Wickem
Rock Creek
C. A. Stokes
Bartlesville
Teo Oe
Austin Hasley
Ringo
Bortlesville
Dr. Bristow
W. A. Grahaw
Pryor Creek
Rumors of a near trouble with horse traders at the ford
Last week three horse traders were arrested at a creek ford outside town after a teen rider on a young horse was pressured to sell his mount for eight dollars. The boy resisted, the traders dismissed him, and they were discharged. Other local notes describe retail changes by W. H. Badgett, a medical testimonial for Electric Bitters, and upcoming townsite rumors near Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth
Ake Creek
Kansas
Init
W. Ti. Badgett
A. M Brock
Brock
Dy Uris
Badgett
Willie
Zeno Cox
Henry Raines
Wimner
An Evening of Pleasure in Vinita Social Scene
A complimentary ball hosted by Mr 2 B Dickinson of the American Union Insurance Company drew Vinita ladies and gentlemen, featuring Crockett orchestra at the Vienna Cafe. Notables attended, Dickinson announced plans to settle in Vinita, and J B Turner praised the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2. B. Dickinson
American Union Insurance Company
Vinita
Our City
Vienna
Crockett Orchestra
Judge Springer
BN. Ratcliff
J. Bo Turner
Dr. Bagby
M. E. Milford
Campion
J. Burns
Miss Fayant
Nell
Fannie Byrd
Miss Trott
Miss Burns
Miss Blackburn
Miss North
Miss Miller
Miss Goodykoontz
Miss Ashbrook
Miss Klaus
Miss Chouteau
Miss Graper
Messrs. J. ©. Anderson
Bates Burnett
John Harlin
J. HL. Butler
E. M. Skinner
E. N. Williamson
R. L. McClure
Bernie Burns
Wilton Ratcliff
D. H. Wilson
Mr. Dickinson
Weill
Masonic Ball
The
Eastern Star
Wm Mills poison case goes to wagoner April murder charge
Detailed narrative of Wm Mills alleged poisoning of his wife in 1892 near Pryor Creek unfolds during preliminary examination. Mills, a Cherokee, claimed illness and confession under morphine, while questions arise on his mental state and the dying hour. Court orders held without bond. later habeas corpus leads to discharge due to Cherokee jurisdiction limits. A drug ad for Simmons Liver Regulator appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mills
Pryor Creek
Chas
Wm. McClellan
Boonsboro
Ark
Mill
Mills
Wagoner
Wm. RR. Mills
Don Carlos Thursday
Springer
United States
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Eden Orereede Weataa
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Notasy Posse
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Attorneys
Shere
Vesita
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Olice
Wis T. Martin
Pak
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Teleplany
Day
D. D.S
First Nut Bank
D. Hicks
BULLS
BOK
Cathed Statan Tridee
Sorthery
United Hates Court
Vieira
Lawacce
Wits Coulee
Fenton
Chapman
Dundee
Kan
Iltie Dager
Robert Ralston
Georgia
Jookbeg
E. C. Streten
Shasahao
Rilgar Smith
Opm
Muskogee Saluray
Sisters of Saint Francis
Clinton
Iowa
Regan
Oon
Battle
John Moore
Sue
Fatston
Gevler
Klondike
KB. Wolf
Sulppensturg
Chamberlund de
Eve
Mic County
Pennsylvania Hospital
J.J. Hayden
Plymouth
Mavtf
Geo. D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
A. W. Foreman
J. A. Berry
Jas. Bolloger
Oklahoma City
Ed Derry
Bright
Persnes
Smilith
Towansite
G. W. Cooper
Washbourne
Spavinaw
Cooper
M., K. & T. Railroad Company
Sulphur Springs
Mabel
Maud Miller
G. W. Miller
Miller
Uutelde
East
Suckien
Anica Baive
A. W. Soreman
Drusrtist
Kyr
Epworth League
Muskogee
Yes. Butler
Sears
Jarboe
Jones
Guffeyville
Henry Sears
San Antonio
W. E. Hassell
Ewing
San Antonis
Jurbo
Poverty Social
Michael Curtain
Plainfield
King
Regular
Simmons
Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver Regulator
H. Smith
West Liberty
People’s Drug Store
Fort Gibson
J. FP. Ledbetter
Gibson
Jose Kelley
Coweta
Kelley
JW. Martin
Little
R. Taylor
Staffice
Frayser
W. H. Nobles, Lug
WM. Howell
Fairland
End
Tara A Ee
Onder Elape
L. Wash Bourne
Southwest City
Seo ‘m Perry
Hare
Watt Mayes Pryor Gregk, Ind
Ter
Leforce
Ul Sone
Weater Vinite
W.N. Stewart and
Ind
Aveta
J. W. Wright, Nowata, i. T
J. O. Arnett
Chelsea, I. T
ST. Louis
St. Louis National
East St. Louis
Ill
Bey
Straeeineaine
Guaipaay
oFemtte
Elerge
C. Knox
Chas.t. Jones
Lew Mason
Mock
Depot
Katy Track
Alod Applica
Sint St Neal Pole
hStiengabe Liwceee
New York
Alfred Meibel
Ucorcester Academy
Ide
W. A. Caldwell
D. S. Cumming
ADAIR
Katy
J. W. Martin, Saddler
Oliver Bagby
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W. P Phillips
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F. Fortner
E. B. Frayser &, N. Ratcliff
W.H. Kornegay
W. A. Graham
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