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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
3
Vinita community items list arrivals and visits, farm crop prospects, illnesses, injuries, and deaths. Mentions Bertihate Proto, D. M. Mares improving, William Berry sick, Campbell Brackons exhibit in Vinita September 16, local residents traveling to Cassville, Miami, Lexington, and Auburn, and various names connected to law, religion, and government. Also notes kidney cure advertisements, a football game plan, and G A R meeting details.
A fragmented notice touts One Minute Cough Cure as a rapid remedy for cold symptoms, croup, throat and lung troubles. It claims immediate action and safety for children, citing A. W. Voreman and suggesting a drugstore endorsement.
A Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society outdoor gathering at Swale's Park featured a six o'clock supper and broad praise for Foley's Kidney Cure. Advertisements tout cures for Bright's disease diabetes and kidney disorders while local druggists detail sales and endorsements.
Hardy manager of Golden Rule store arrives to supervise preparations in Merrie block. Delays push opening to Saturday September 6. Buyer A L Brown active in market. goods arriving daily. Also notices on lot sales and Salt Lake travel features and local ads for soaps kidney cure and home purchase options.
Destructive flames fanned by a强 wind swept from the Katy eating house in South McAlester last night around 8 o clock, reducing the building to ashes and threatening other businesses as the blaze spread toward the Cyclone district. Reports say union station and railroad warehouses were destroyed, with flames reaching toward the business district before nightfall. The fire was reported under control late last night, as medical and municipal notices describe other local happenings and notices in the court records for the Indians Territory at Vinita.
Bam Baker remains alive after being shot by Deputy Marshal Frank Jones in Checotah Saturday evening despite doctors predicting a fatal outcome. George D. Howard, Checotah resident, died from a abdomen wound. Marshal Jones faces public scrutiny and may be detained for examination.
Local notes report J M Rix in St Louis and Mise Gay Skinner visiting Yometolkee while H Howkins travels to St Louis with cattle. Mr and Mrs Workman invite in Adair as L W Garlyle spends Sunday there. Rev David B Bryant to preach at the M E church south August 31. J W Skioner travels to Carthage for Hickman funeral. Rev Turner ill, Mrs Jones of Calhoun visiting daughter. Stella Paurel of Siloam Springs visiting Adair. Rose’s Book Store promotes school books and supplies with exchanges. Buckhalter advertises services in Raymond building 2938 F L.
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