Big Cabin Notes Updates and Local Moves
Local items include Mrs. Frank Dixon visiting Adair, Jack Broward back from Colorado, a benefit supper for MB church, Mollie Dixon’s absence, Gabriel Long returning from Chateau, a court case Dixon vs Jackson set for Saturday, Bolow building in Trout addition, Mrs. Bille Cornteater moving from Vinita, McBride family from Arkansas occupying Bird Ballinger’s pew house, Mr. Hughes reassigned with Lor ton as new agent, Methodist church preaching Sunday night, Belew clerking in J. A. Dobkins store, Bayard’s restaurant moved for new hotel, and the first Cabin baseball team noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dixon
Adair
Jonaly i
Jack Broward
Colorado
MB. Chorch
Mollie Dixon
Gabriel Long
Chouteau
Cabin
Kansas City Stock Yards Market Report
Kansas City stock yards report notes buyers supported cattle last week with prices up 20 to 50 cents through Thursday, then a reversal and prices 10 to 25 cents higher today. Receipts smaller, quarantine cattle 10 cars, prime fed around 8.00, cows 4.00 to 5.15, hogs steady to weak, lambs 8.10 to 9.65, wethers 7.00 to 4.25, yearlings 6.50 to 7.76, clipped stock common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
South Texas
Fed
Brockers
Gore bill to divide eastern and western judicial districts
Washington April 6. Senator Gore's bill to create ten districts by county passed the senate. Each court town gains its own jurisdiction while sharing adjacent counties and rail access. Endorsed by Oklahoma Bar. Divisions include Vinita Tulsa Tulsa and multiple counties in eastern and western groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Gore
Senate
Oklahoma Bar
Fliat
Vinita
Tulsa
Ottawa
Delaware
Mayon
Craig
Nowata
Rogers
Washington
Creek
Chom
Enevat
McAleater
Muskogee
Adair
Cherokee
Wagoner
Macintosh
Sequoyah
Haskell
Pittsburg
Hughes
Seminole
Payne
Pawnee
Noble
Kay
Mingfuher
Enid
Garfield
Grant
Alfalfa
Majlora
Woods
Woodward
Bilis
Harper, Beaver
Cimarron
Oklahoma City
Hall
Oklahoma
Pot
Jail Breaker to Lynched and Court Order for Real Estate Sale
A sensational jail escape ends with Frank Bates and his son Dally Bates being lynched in Centerville. Jailer St. John wounded. all escapees recaptured. Also included is an Oklahoma guardianship matter in Delaware County with an order to sell part or all of a minor’s real estate to be heard May 2, 1910, after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prean
Houston
Tex
Frank Bates
Centerville
Dally Bates
Bates
St. John
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate
The County Court in the matter of the guardianship of Hecktel Beck a minor and Liesie B Richardson a minor orders a hearing for sale of real estate. Guardian petitions authorize private sale of necessary portions of estate to provide for ward care with court date set and publication required in Delaware and Craig Counties Oklahoma.
Court orders sale of ward estate in Vinita
The court orders the next of kin and interested parties to appear on Monday May 9 1910 at 10 o'clock AM in the Vinita Court Room Craig County to show cause why an order should not be granted for sale of the ward estate. A copy of this order must be published four weeks prior in Vinita Weekly Chief, Craig County. Dated April 7 1910. Theo D B Frear County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Craig
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
Craig County
Theo, D. B. Frear
Notice of Minor to Major Rights in Oklahoma Court
In Craig County Oklahoma on April 20 1910 Charles Wesley Miller minor, by his next friend Fannin Scott petition in District Court to confer majority rights for contracts and general business, dated April 2 1910. Attorney for petitioner Toole Blakemore P Dakemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Charles Wealey Millar
Scott
Charles Wealey Miller
Guardian seeks sale of minor's real estate in probate action
In the matter of the guardianship of George Beck a minor by John Beck guardian probate number 866 the petition asks for an order authorizing sale of all or part of the minor's real estate as necessary or beneficial. The court sets May 2 1910 at 10 o clock for hearing and requires all interested parties to appear and show cause why the sale should not be granted. The order is to be published in Delaware and Craig and dated March 20 by Judge Parker of the County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Roberts
Claremore
Bilis Harlin
Welch
T. W. Wallace
Pryor Creek
Lou Bordenkircher
OC. B. Rogers
Muskogee
H. L. Porter
Beneca
C. L. Rider
Chicago
J. R. Campbell
A. M. Clinkaeales
Oklahoma City
Laurie Graper
Ming Florence Bramble
St. Louis
J. W. Lima
Ewing Halsall
Texas
B. Wallen
J. A. Marra
Centralia
Vinita
Granville Craig
A. J. Williams
St. Loula
Bunch
Bluejackets
Frank Kellar
Ketchum
Lewis Bagby
Tulsa
Harold Orr
Walter Winn
Chetopa
Telephone Company
Sophia Bethell
Harrison
Oliver Bethel
BR. Vo McSpadden
Chas
A. Davidson
Hester
Sam Biias
Miami
County Election Board
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
B. A. Stubblefield
David Meredith
Wabnah
Lawson
Emporia
Kans
F. M Lewin
Lewis Rogers
Grand River
Edward Slryth
C. B
Lout
John Hall
R. D. Fulton
Caffeyville
Fulton
Dee Trott
A. Tarlton
Colorado Springs
Rudolph Myers
Dick Cannel
Posrl Lightfoot
Kelso
Russell Creek
Cannel
le Agee
Mies Vera Agee
Joseph H. Weir
Needmore
Laure J. Williams
Casvel
Mins Pearl
Lightfoot
Kelnp
Brooke
St. John's
Chelsea
Chieftain
Oklahoma
Delaware County
Sabra B. Beck
John Beck
Laura K. Beck
Delaware
Crate
Wilson N. Smith
Parker, Rider & Brown
Guardian
State of Oklahoma
Hecktel Beck
Jon Beck
Beeklel Beck
Nell Ao
Craig
Liesie B. Richardson
Hilenbeth Wooten
Liesie D. Richardson
Eald Ward
Medidian
North Bart
Nowata County
Tiasie B. Richardson
Ropery Port
Craig County
Delilah Harris
Prrigge North
Range 21
Ride
Alex J, Harris
Attorneya
George Beck
Beck
Privat
Parker, Hitler & Brown
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J. V. Roberts
Miami Today
J. J. Spencer
C. ©. Roberts
Claremore Toay
Sidney Smith
R. V. McSpadden
Fort Scott
L. A. Perlman
T. ©. Montgomery
S. H. Glogsmire
Cheleea
H. Lucas
W. E. Butler
Lonive Graper
W. M. Campbell
Seneca
Charles Allen
Sam Parks
Dallas
H.W. C. Shelton
Guthrie
Harry Darrough
Boise
Idaho
Mra
T. A. Chandler
Carl Walker
Mexico
A. ©. Gould
Bluejacket
A. Martin Kinkade
Albert Marks
Misa Majorie Marks
L. Long
Atate Ine Sane Asylum Board
J. FL. Butler
N. ¥. Albach
Catt
Monett
Gota
George
Morris
Littlefield
Rowe Littlefield
Minson Gindya Holloway
Roberta Sayers
Laura Sayers
Davie
Patsy Davis
Bentonville
Preston Davis
Nelson Brothers
Weat Canadian Avenue
Scraper Street
Seymour Riddie
Pat Mahoney
SB. R. Frazee
Rev
J. B. Pershing
Dick Cassel
Miss Pearl Lightfoot
A. Nelse
Parsons
Tams Bixley
Five Civilized Tribes
Winita
A. R B. Brecker
Wichita
J. A. Duncan
Royo
Hoy Miller
Tart Ivaville
J. Caredlowey
Vineita
Don
Boogy) Sanders
Ellis Williams
Otto Kelley
Andy Humphrey
Wilkinson
Afton
Aretha Sears
Ian Sears
Flosse Brown
Nellie Brown
Ethel Wolfe
Jennie Wolfe
Vern Agee
Menara
Casey
Cantrell
Seymour Hunt
Luther Moore
Argyle Langston
L. C. Crops
Bennett
Leo Torbert
Buid
Chefsea
B. J. Gordon
Chandler
Butler
Daniel
Jim Trout
M. L. Allen
W. Mandher
Mus
J. Hobdy
L. Rider
Fred Woodard
Lee Barrett
W. D. Highamith
W. M. Malone
W. B. Rogers
B. L. Hart
Windsor
Te Avisitor Infinita
Ralph Hawkins
Wana
Harry Bland
E. F. Hill
Wimner
C. D. Robinson
Harry Drummond
Welch Lhst
Wan
Buaindos
Amos Stoanbarger
B.D. Ballard
Ming, Wan
Lea Lahman
Fairland
J. M. Ashley
Shawnee
William Tritthart
Edna
W. T. Rice
Durant
W. PF. Thompson
Paul Clinton
Tulan
Roight
Bishop Brook
W. B. Bishop
Caney, Kans
J. J. Majors
Chanute
Mise Elizabeth Scott
J W. Moberly
Coffeyville
Amon
Vinitora
Forday
C. B. Yearger
Bedalla
Robert J. Church
Whitaker
Joplit
Dr. Wimer
J. H.witmer
Elizabeth Scott
J. H. Butler
George H. Price
Richland
H. B. Don Carlos
T. J. Sweeny
J. A. Holmboe
Norman
J. A. Rickart
Rex Forrest
Will Minke Sekson
Bari
Geo. M. Martin
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