Vinita Local Notices Preserve Busy Trade Scene
A flood of items shows Vinita commerce and daily life with wagons for sale at Huot's and Lee Barrett's harness shop, Jumbo Store selling produce, and Mok Park area improvements. Residents move to Kansas City, auctions and sales occur, and local services offer dancing schools and needlework lessons amid a busy street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Bros
Milburn
Almos
Huot's
Menry
Ed Miller
Pawhuska
Rock Bottom
Lee Barrett
Vinita
E. N. Ratcliff
M. Shaw
Kansas City
J. W. Burns
B.J. Blakeney
Mack
Spavinaw
Josh Purcell
Bowds
M. Davievo
N. Ratcilit
Jumbo State Grocery Department
Indian Territory
Zimmerman
Ming Furniture Co
J. S.davenport
San Adtonio
Texas
Leo Barrett
Ben Sanders
D. Ganter
San Frazier
Rock Creek
Capt
G. S. White
Washington County
Arkansas
Jambo
Jumix Store
Vinita Notes From The Cherokee Nation District Court
Disjointed Vinita column items report civil and criminal cases in Don Carlos court, local auctions, land and oil land notices, and community events. Mentions Judge Don Carlos, Mrs Anderson, Rev W F Kims, and local business updates including Frisco railway staff changes and county commissioners actions. Also notes accidents, trains, farming, and a flagging Oklahoma extension push toward El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oa Hon
Don Carlos
J.€. Anderson
Mudie
Thursday Literary Society
Dolurrins
Butler
Mary
W. F. Kims
W. J. Stinnett
Colorado
Josh Purcell
M. Frazee
Dilly Simins
Dot Cariis
John Swain
Nronty
Don Carlus
Worcester Academy Athletic Et al
Abe Kendall
Muskogee
Vinita
Taylor Crutchuelatins
Fort Smith
Cowskin Prairie
Jimmy Kellis
Chelsea
Teis
Oklahoma
el Paso
Dennis J. Flynn
Oklahoms
Wm. Grimes
United States
Oklah
Wiuita
Buenl
Rennie
Thaswex Commission
Bixby
Monett
Alee
California
Lee Barrett
James Dunulue
Friveo Railway
Ile
Pittsburg & Gui
R. Tronside
Bob
Sapulpa
Dron
Wes
Texas
Probalyly
Birdie
Bert
Raymond
Prior Creek
Fini
Gerthersuutt
T. M. Rarlington
Susilay
Jorge Butingtin
Byrd
Eirole
Springfield
Portland
Martin
W. T. Lrevist Holm
Hhakzott
Willy
Willy Ehurvalstonee
Asl
Fis
Ste
Tnisa
Delta
Local News From Vinita and Surrounding Areas
A long list of brief notes records visits, travels, and happenings around Vinita Oklahoma and nearby towns. Residents like J W Skinner, Dennis Wilson, Prof Caldwell, and Miss Williams are noted visiting farms, towns, and markets. trips to Tulsa, Neosho, Muskogee, and Saint Louis occur. Thanksgiving and holiday movements are mentioned, with several mentions of local or regional figures and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Skinner
Adatr
Dennis Wilson
Southwest City
HE Howell
Onuvma
Henry Ballard
Puvean
Sidiy Hoc
Ton Carlos
Neusho
Magan CF Rainn
Afton
Trisness
Porter
Aina
Godeoverdag
Tulsa
Jide Warret
Huowe Trott
Mins Wille
Jose B Tarver
Tennessan
Missing Paper Complaint Traced to Neighbor Theft
A Coffeyville subscriber reports missing newspapers with thirteen communications showing the paper reaches McCoffeyville post office regularly but is taken from his porch by neighbor Silits Morrison. Authorities may investigate service flaws and enforce accountability. Disturbing the Peace charges were brought against several residents including You Adin Clay and Mame phrey with fines and costs imposed. Parks remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
McCoffeyville
Silits Morrison
Bette
Ura
You Adin
Clay ‘Vivtle
Dita Mame ‘Phrey
Fink Divgsha, Jr
Chis
Inmside
Kaflegi
Ithe
Fink Billingston
Tan Allen
Clas
Dronsie
Cherokee council weighs contract to collect 4.3 million
In Talequah the Cherokee Council held a morning session to decide which syndicate, including Ed Hassell and Dr. F B Fite for M K T Trust, or Wyly Cox and Robert L Owen for another group, should handle the 4.3 million due the nation. The battle shifted with house and senate votes, hinting at a possible compromise of about 10 percent, with a twelve month limit to force action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chersuneib
Senate
Marning
Halsel
Fite
Owen
Delaware
Dawes Commission to Treat Chickasaws in Mississippi
The Dawes commission will depart December 15 for Pontotoc Mississippi to treat with remaining Chickasaw Indians there. The mission follows a 1832 treaty provision allowing those who wished to stay in Mississippi to receive allotments. The move faces resistance from Mississippi congressmen, while efforts by Sen. Wiley Cox to secure Cherokee funds continue. Local court actions involve Creek warrant cases and indictments, with notable legal talent defending and several hearings upcoming. The broader story notes cotton production in the Indian Territory, population movements, and related political maneuvering surrounding allotment and removal policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes Commission
Pontotoc
Miss
Congress
Mississippi
Chickasaw Reservation
Indian Territory
United States
Uhera
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Vistra
Ixy
Ter
Duc
Sasa Etna Te
St. L.& Hacattet
F. Loves
Francisco Ratlitay
Bani Joral
Royal
W. S. Crockett
Otis Pillars
Nowata
Missouri
Tirerouads
Blythe
Laure Howland
Fort Gibson
Tuldiquak
Vitea
E Comey
Mr. Haniwonteen
Prairie Grove
Ark
Lev
Onag
M. L Patterson
Mises Maude
Maggie Mayes
Daugh
Win
Mayes
Grove
Pethier Lanstot
Olihoma City
Pethur Versavel
Bumme
F. Wo Strout
Muskogen Satur
O. G Janes
Mos Kiger
Luty
Esomgls
Art Lin
Cviteman
Hoywell
New Mexico
Galager
Cajlore
THE
Cherokee Council
Spain
Trdiu Bureau
Wateblia
Adair
J.T Tennant
J.W. Skinner
A. M. Bree
Daisy Caldwell
Doc Deloxier J
Rome
Neville
Willie Skinner
Jolu Fishluck
Avery
Ne Silisborgerchestra
Ratcliff’s
Ratcliff
Everthing
Dresden
Grocery Dept
Ratcliff Mercantile CO
Vinit‘a
Wiley Cox
Tahlequah
Wagoner
Chas. Gibson
Eufaula
Gibson
E. B. Childers
Stewart
Lewis
Col. Cravens
Ton Maclaren
John Watson
New York World
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Bryan Snyder
Frises
B. L. Winchell
Snyder
Frisco
Gil
Charles Hall
Hall
James Donohue
Secretary of of Agriculture
Union
America
Oklahoma Territory
John Wilsot
John Brown
John Jackson
Old Mexico
Kansas City Journal Sage
Thomas Kelly
Vinita, T
Clove
Kelly
C. W. Meeks
O'Malley
Meeks
Lwit
Bucklen
Ieee
Book Creek
Rafe Matney
Herb Cox
Jim Tenant
Willard
Baxter Springs
St. Louis
Ned Hall
Ilinois
Bertha Propp
Illinois
Creek Council
Torney
W.T. Hugo
Ringo
St. Joseph
Ron Roach
Stuart
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