Vinita News Briefs From Indian Chieftain Page
Vinita items note Homer Trout bringing goods to Hot Springs and a stock of Deering twine. Lee Barrett advertises summer lap robes, fly nets, and dus ters with praises for Deauties. Local society mentions Mrs. L A Dege visiting Pryor Creek and Rev. Hudson’s return from travels. Several residents ill or traveling, plus ads for Red Cross ball dye and Prickly Ad Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Trout
Vinita Plow Co
Wade
Lee Barrett
Lee Barrett's
L.A. Dege
Pryor Creek
Rev. Hudson
Mian
Jessie Scout
John Crockett
Clas
Cobb & McGlasson
Vinita
Grace Fortner
Loctie
Dumas
Fairland
M. Daniels
Ellis
the Telephone Company
Dr. Meredith
Wm. Vermehren
Ciffeyville
J. M. Daugherty
M. M. Reynolds
Col. L. W. Mathews
Catoosa
Joe Frischman
Phoenix Force
St. Louis
Frank McClure
Ft. Smith
Robt. L. McClure
Sam Cobb
Chuetry
T. T. Wier
Southwest City
Arkanoa
South McAlester
Mrs. Wade
Arkansas
Sadie Lang
Oilabowa City
Dot Fay Trott
Milford
Lucile
Kansas
Mr. Milford
Cubin Creek
F. L. Chonteau
Chapin & Briges
Time and tempers in Vinita store and church
A Vinita news note recalls a cautious approach for clerks inviting customers and highlights sermons to young men urging moral conduct. It reports Uncle Jack Rogers' death near Catale, one of the Cherokee elders, and notes Indian Telephone bids for a Vinita to Wagener long distance line, with the company planning to build itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Cobb
Uatil
Jack Rogers
Uoce Jackson Rogers
Catale
Josie Hall
J. Biylle
Nerces
Bard
Jack
Indian Telephone Company
Wagnner
Local notices and social items from Vinita and nearby
Recount of community happenings includes theater program items and musical names such as Mabel Bagby Claudia Little Miss Kearn, and Bertha Thomason. Local business notes mention P G Browning lumber yard, Dr J P Bass updates, and various callers like W C Hil of Cal, J W Skinner and D S Cumming. Farm visits, weddings, illnesses, and travel by residents are noted alongside a Cherokee Nation context and a St Louis world’s fair reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te. L. Brock
Vinita
J. P. Bass
E. B. Neville
Pryor Creek
Donzolena Adair
W. C. Hil
Cale
J. T
W. W. Dunn
Afton
Jennie Parks
G. T. Warren
Howe
George
Courage and character in a reader's note and notices
A letter by Mary Jane Bramble argues there is more real courage in saying no and following conscience than in physical bravado, citing Diamond Dick fiction and moral strength. The item includes local notices about Canadian land grants for Delaware heirs, brief health ad for Prickly Ash Bitters, and assorted society notes and travel news among local residents and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edditer
Diamond Dick, Jr
Diamond Mick, Jr
Quille
Poize
Mr. I
Wallor
M. J. Bramare
Bargain Closeout in Dress Goods and Shoes Sale
In the dress goods department a week long closeout offers a g6-inch black brilliantine Bayadore stripe at 6 1/4 c a yard and 38-inch black stripe Crepon at 35c less than 50c, plus novelty black dress goods 35 inches wide at a 65c value. Wash fabrics include 2000 yards of lawns at 64c per yard. Hosiery, percale, cottonades for pants at 12c, and a 50c parasol. Shoes offered 1.50 to 4.00 priced 7c to 2.00 per pair, with a five cent to two dollar sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratcliffs
J.C
Cattleman battles rail line over unpaid fare and mix up
A wagoner who bought a train ticket was mistaken for another passenger with no fare. Conductor halted the train, cursed the cattleman, and forced him off before retrieving his grip. Maxey of the city is hired to prosecute the railroad suit, with the incident occurring near Illinois station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Road
Vsaitroads
Wagoner
van Buren
Ft. Gibson
Minos
N. B. Maxey
Muskogee
Roosevelt
Rowland
Siboney
Carridge
Colonel Wood
San Joan Hille
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Chapman & Briges
Dennis Wilson
Cale Starr
You Thompson
Adair
M. L. Butler
Day
Oklahoma City
Epworth League
W. Trenton Camp
Wagner
Vinila
Mr. Canap
Wercot
Pakes
MS. Butler
Rev. Butler
Goa
W.T. King
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Episcopal Church
Lloyd
Worcester Academy
Mayroth
Bessie
Claudiannte
Bettie Menetee
Mabel Bagby
Miss Kearn
Bertha Thomason
Doon Clark
Daisy Lloyd
Maude Wood
Claudia Little
Bessie Little
Wade Vano
Ray Miller
Miss Graper
Charley Sut
Fort Scott
United Commercial ‘Travelers
Wichita
Saston
Stith
Hon
Indian Territory
T Ce
Blythe
Josie Mall
Docle Jackson Rogers
Chelsea
Rogers
Georgia
D. S. Warren
Sanday
Cooper County
Emmett Rea
Gol Uals
Kan
Winters
Eichlid
Walroad
Bankrupcy
J. C. Dobbs
Near Adair
Fite
Bng
Nat Skinner
Ton Carlos
Geo. M. Martin
Ubey Love
AL Gideon
Springield
Gideon
Rynuliga
Springedd
J.B. Biwckweil
Tretaumnt
Towal
Minneapolis
M. Marrs
Presbytery
Sequoyah
O.C. McGinley
Mukogee
Vinsta
Adair Boys
Sam Ridenhour
Ins. Trollinger
Ples Thompson
Tom Tygar
Jim Walker
Fred Lemoo
Chas. Parks
Wade Vann
Lige Hetderson
Clarence Prettg
Ton Monagham
Philip Pickett
Raby
Pickett
Big Caiin Creek
A. A. Allen
la Louis
Texas
Sclester James Hagerman
James A. Winston
United States Court For
Northern District
Ube Road
Springfield
Ince
Poe
Teuo
Mary Jane Bramble
Current Literatuer
John Secondine
Tom Wilson
Canada
Moonshine
Chapman & Briggs
Frank KR. Whitzel
Bradstreets
T. E. Sheeria
Sedalia
Garland
Eureka Springs
Cherokee Nation
Monster Clothing
Manhattan
Wood
Pingree & Smith
Brown Shoe
DRY Goods Department
E. N. Ratcliff Mercantile Company
Vinita, Indian Territory
Nowata
Tobe
Fred Robinson
Lenapah
Marshal Shipley
Clarensore
Coffeyville Journal
Richar Harding Davis
Tuasimas
Demving
Devising Station
Church
Hin
L. C. Couch’ 'S Livery Stable
Katy Vrach
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