Dawes Commission enrollment and local notes from Lawton area
Local items report the Dawes commission enrollment starting in town Monday and nearby camps, with officials J Ry and Orrin L. Rider and Deputy Marshal Paden involved. Mentions visitors from California, Denton trips for carloads of encatale, and social rounds including family gatherings and church events. Also notes a Muskogee cashier’s liquor indictment and various travel plans to Poteau, Chelsea, and Kalebood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwareen Balenting
Harnaye
Nata
W. L. Chapman
Poteau
de A
Lhime
California
A.C
Teayarond
Mr. Word
Strange
Inca
A. J. Wisekwell
Weil
Oklahoma
Cawogo
Eh Park
Fife Hartman
Davie
Denton
Encatale
Equichi
Chelsea
Interpre
Dawes
Uremia
Vialta
Pear Wagoner
W. T. King
Blue Minday
Dawes Commission
Ifton R. Hreckenridge
Comiminton
Lawn
Viola
St. Louis
Iit
Diog
Atorneys
J.ifry
Orrin L. Kider
Rom & Busines
Bud Ledbetter
Fauids
Muskogee
Dawes Bow Feble
Dinen
Pham
Dawes Cowmimion
Jock
Umeo
Io Sevsion
Ers
Elty
Law Beew
MBG Natit Bank
South Moal- Memarita
Pensacola
Paden
Oubey
Tiepity
Rider
Gyrapher Adams Ware
Pit River
Ruty
Sherman
Shreveport
Fara Road
Texas
Vow
Antonia
Inierity
BM. Roweaml
Fite
Tytler
Kansas City
DonGurios
Kanews
Nvisle
Don Sill
DonCur
New York
Captela
Aone
Phompeon
Win
Promon Davie
Swain
A. J. Pd
Luan F. Parker
Lydia Clark
B. Amions
LB Jones
D. M. Marra
Piviton
West
Muako
Parker and
West of
Thirated
Kalebibood
Local Notes and Notices From Neosho and Vinita
A mix of small town items reports a surgery wound update, bank formation in Afton, a log rolling event near Neosho, and a Neosho funeral. Also listed are licenses issued, a court ruling on Dr Donahoo, bank remodeling plans on Wilton street, contempt bonds for Steen and Smith, and a missing mail carrier from Spavinaw with possible foul play suspicions.
Blood Poisoning After Arm Amputation In Pryor Creek
Dr J B Brievow of Pryor Creek had his right arm amputated at the elbow following a blood poisoning infection after a Saturday incident. Surgeons Portner and Tiily performed the operation. The report also mentions unrelated events involving a riot and a neck-ballot extraction, with Dr Hirsten briefly mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Brievow
Pryor Creek
S. Portner
Hirsten Eal
Tuleian
Krowke Kivalow
Pe Briatow
Official Vote Report From Aberokee Council Election
An official vote tally is canvassed by the Aberokee council and district officials. The report notes counts by district and notes uncertain text reflecting the imperfect OCR in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberokee Council
Tolleyshoe
Tiiknote
Delaware
Holdenville Town Seeks Injection to Feasible Muskogen Bids
Rival companies Altotloye W and RenetiaT appeared before Judy GIT on a contested Holdenville administration bid to authorize a paving project for the Muskoge Mablynat polis. The Creek nation charter and competing Bedudyn OU were central in the dispute. The hearing raised questions about the legality of the existing order and proposed pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altotloye W
T. Matehingsy Ry
Renetiat
Mekogre
Judy
Holdenville
Hue
Bedudyn OU
Bhai
Bouth McAlert R
Hay
Muskogen
Commercial Club for Vinita Townspeople Proposed
The passage urges forming a commercial club to represent Vinita interests. It argues organized effort yields greater advancement through promoting the town and attracting autolaltors, conventions, and investors. A proposed meeting or cost mentioned hints at a five cent contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Uelizens
Turner plans large Vinita food yards with $300000 in improvements
G W Turner superintendent of bridges and buildings inspected Vinita on Tuesday to stake out ground for vast food yards. The project aims to invest about $300000 in improvements along the line, promising substantial employment for many laborers on the Frisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Turner
Vinita
Thieseneon
Officers Elected for Metropolitan Lumber Company
The Metropolitan Lumber directors Dr A M Clinksoules B F Fortoer Freeman Nidiffer L W Buffington JR Sheehan BN Ratcliff W H Kornegay W EB Rowsey and W EB Halewli met at W H Kornegay’s office. They discussed the company scope and future work. Capital stock of 25000 with most subscribed. Niciffer elected president Ratcliff secretary and a schedule of annual meetings referred to committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Clinksoules
B. F. Fortoer
Freeman Nidiffer
L. W. Buffington
JR. Sheehan
BN. Ratcliff
W. H. Kornegay
W. EB. Rowsey
W. EB. Halewli
Metropolitan Lumber Company
W.H. Kornegay
Niciffer
Eyarlee
Senator Quarles Visits Cherokee Territory and Local Events
United States Senator J V Quarles arrives with private secretary Mabany and visits P L Soper’s home. He will inspect the Dawes commission work at freedmen headquarters two miles east, with a reception at the court home this afternoon. W P Thompson to welcome, Judge Gill to introduce Quarles who will speak on Cherokee affairs. Chelsea notes mention building with 45 000 bushel grain capacity and Horace McBadden’s fall injury. Mrs W J Strange hosts Pee Society meeting, Leatie’s hospital visit noted, and D B Penplogtin family visiting Vinita. four brick buildings under construction and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. V. Quarles
Mabany
P. L. Soper
Quarles
Senate
Eub
Committee On
Indian Territory
Astairs
Dawae Commission
W. P Thompson
Ao Shdren
Gill
Benatar Quarles
W. J. Strange
Pee Society
D. B
Ead Childran
Vinita
Ham
Beyrae
Hilio
Vey
Mise Lowe Ha
Mudanesie tidtier than ever herown in Groves Point
Mudanesie tidtier than ever herown describes local life with names like Mine Harlin and Mr Hunt. The piece notes school and weather tasks with families planting, plowing, and small travels ahead as Groves Point residents plan trips to Virginia and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudanesie
Mine Harlin
Indeefhat
Groves Point Glennings
Mr. Groon
Luther
Kanenn
Interesting Ball Game at Cheto Pa Holiday Night
Kansas boys trailed Vinita opponents by a wide margin but tightened in the late innings. Vinita won 8 to 6 as Blursecker and Parks held the Kan team. Charley Webb replaced Reamoer and added two base hits for one run. A fair crowd attended despite some staying outside for the free view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Chetopa
Voestathona
Besos
Bedell
Blursecker
Parks
Kanaan
Charley Webb
Reamoer
Deadhead Hill
Oscar Hall Dead After Sudden Death At 2 AM
Willie Oscar Hall, 34, son of W. C., a Red Crow Lodge member, died early Monday. A performer in Eddie Foy's company, he was paid about $80 weekly. His funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church at 2:30 PM Tuesday with Rev. Curtin HB Long officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Oscar Hall
Oliver Hoghy
Hall
W. C
Red Crow
Louie
Eddie Foy
Presbyterian Church
Curtin HB
Loog
Senator Quaries Proposes Territorial Game Law Model
A Muskegon senator urges a group to draft a comprehensive game law for the territory. He asks informants to specify reasons their proposed provisions cover the ground and promises prompt attention upon assembling committee dress. He envisions a model law that blocks current exceptions and seeks input for a strong measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaries
Muskages
Congress
Corti
List of Jurors for May Term Grand Jury Convocation
The jury commissioners select a list of names for the grand jury for the May term of the federal court to be convened in Vinita. The list includes WL Darrough W Tt Gurdy Ira IL Dodds Artur Chamberlain Vinita James Randall Nowata and more with alternates and a separate list of prospective jurors. The document lists multiple towns including Vinita Afton Chelsea Pryor Creek and others and cites numerous individuals as potential grand jurors and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. Darrough
W. Tt. Gurdy
Ira IL Dodds
Vinita May Uh
G. Victor
Afton
LT. ii
Landay
Needmore
Vinita
Anderson Keen
Coffeyville
Kaw
Sam McSpadden
Chelsea
James Randall
Nowata
Woodall
Dewey
J. C. Menifee
Sapalpa
W.T. Whitaker
Pryor Creek
Charles Crane
Bristow
Jem Hottman
City Council elects street commissioner after ballot deadlock
Regular meeting attended by all council members. Mayor Shanahan presided as three candidates vied for street commissioner vote. John Britt withdrew after two votes each, Allen and Large each held three, and the mayor cast the deciding vote for Large. A new ordinance creating the street commissioner office and poll tax collection was adopted. Several claims were ordered paid to local merchants and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanahan
John Britt
Thomas Allen
Large
Myr. Britt
Allen
Orili
Leader
Francie Frits
John Tolbert
W.P. Thompson
Davie Hill
W. Bolngton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ita
Tan
Bion NoTks
M. Parker
Inez Melley
Dre
Porknee
Louit Bagby
Voba
PD. Bagby
New Gank
Afton National Bank
Jimen F. Mellannon
Ho Curtie
Robert A. At Hey
Francis M. Crowell
Matthew A. Painter
John O. McGannon
Neosho
Brisco Road
Vindba
Sloinity
Plotern Woodvien
Coun‘key
Oscar Hall
Curtin
Longe Dex
Mowers
Byrd
Butter
Gee
Williamson
W. W. Miller
Day
Jora Haowab
Pryor H 4
Thomas-Stella Thowpes
Athwell
Parkinwoo
Bertha Stewart
Cat Ao
Wm. Kouch
Maggie Howe
Watey
Miles McQuiston
Jéede Hu All Wey
W. UL
RoweJuste Scraper
Pavelow
John WH. Sartare, Jr
Rilea Breeden
Claremore
G. W. Cooper
May J. Rogers
Chouteau
Dr. Donahoo
DonCarlos
Dr. Donatos
J.F. Thompson
Wilton Street
Wiley
Wr. Steen
Sylvester S. Smith
Gill Om
Mre
Smith
W. W. Coldwell
Spavinaw
Mr. Coldswall
Salina
Coldwell
Fortes
Mising
Grand Army
Unionce
Bin
Caldwell
Van
Over A Theve
Commercial Club
New Lumber Company
Senator Quarles
Wil
Chelsea Notes
Vinita Towsers
Kansas Boys
Renee
Strousa Bros
Ratcliff's
E. N. Ratcliff Mercantile Company
Senator Quaries
Mr J. Bremen
Ogre
Large Street
Wwe
Pepin
Pete
M. Wale
W. Mairi
Isreaiant
Sarah Tyson Rover
Peerless
Iceland
Darrough Hardware Co
Machine Oil, Cy Ares Ou
Bu Vagy Whit Tools
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