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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
2
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court orders a hearing on August 1 1909 at ten o clock AM to consider selling all or part of the minor Ira Frazier estate. The guardian J W Orr must publish this order in general circulation newspapers in Ottawa County and await kinship notice.
In Creig County Oklahoma a guardian petitions to sell real estate of Archie Frasier minor. The court sets Wednesday August 11 at 10 am to hear cause and directs publication for three weeks in Craig and Ottawa Counties. Guardian J W Orr represents the estate. Theo K B Frear is County Court judge.
The text outlines bids for repairs at Northeastern State Normal, guardianship sales of real estate in Sequoyah and Craig counties, and orders to show cause for estate sales in Vinita and Sallisaw. It lists auction terms, dates in 1908-1909, guardianship matters for Andrew Vinitarme Jr., Robert Morton and Margaret Scott, and sales of lands with specific lot descriptions and court procedures.
The County Court of Craig County Oklahoma issues an order for Frank L Burckhalter as administrator of the Andy Graves deceased estate to sell all or part of the real estate by private sale. A hearing is set for August 30 1909 at 1 30 PM at the regular July 1909 term court. Dated July 28 1909. THEO D B FREAR Judge. ADDIS A BROWN Attorney for Administrator.
Monday's Daily personals list numerous local and visiting residents. Names include Sidney Smith of Afton, B Lahman and J Hobby Jeaves traveling to Kentucky, George Gatewood, J D Hinton from Pryor Creek, Miss Minta Foreman bound for Colorado, and George A Sutton of Coffeyville visiting. Also noted are Dr H K Mane, F E Blachett, Rev G W Snodgrass, Aretha Sears, Mrs J W Sanders, Father Charles Van Hulse, Dr Oliver Bagby, Vern Thompson, and many others in Vinita and nearby towns with travels to Muskogee, Seneca, Tahlequah, Miami, Welch, Chelsea, Joplin, and St. Louis. Several engagements and departures are listed, along with local outings at Electric Park and visits from Bluejacket, Pryor Creek, and Belleville residents.
L R Scott guardian petitions for sale of Velma D Scott minor real estate. Court orders hearing August 30 1908 at 10 oclock a m in Vinita. Publication of order required in Chieftain Craig County Oklahoma.
Marma Daniel moves into the new post office annex while other residents travel for visits and work. The second election for bonds to fund a city purchase is held tomorrow. Sheriff Ridenour notes healthy prisoners. Langston receives a $60,000 state appropriation. The Cobb place tract to the insane asylum is approved. An agent surveys land additions, with potential buy 1,006 more acres.
Calgary July 26 Vinita Oklahoma letter from Attorney D H Wilson and wife now touring Alberta discusses Calgary as chief city of Alberta with 25 000 population plans to stop at major cities two days and observe the wheat country mentioning McGuffin and land investments.
The writer notes decades of strain in a country near Winnipeg but sees vast future opportunities in western lands and the timbers and coffee markets. He urges careful inquiry, welcomes a longer stay to assess land and industry, and mentions harsh weather and strong mosquitos before closing with best regards from PD. H. Wilson.
In White Plains a mother testi fied on Thaws birth and childhood during habeas corpus proceedings. The scene showed her emotional strain as she read notes and described Thaws background while Jerome presided.
An unusual July snow shower struck Omaha Neb last night amid a fierce electrical storm after a hot day. The storm brought intermittent flurries for about ten minutes and a violent wind that nearly capsized several rowboats on Lake Nokoma and Manawahna.
The funeral of Harry Clay Pulliam late president of the National League was held here this afternoon. Associates Prean Loutavite Ky Alig report the service. Pulliam’s former home is Louisville.
Clayton J. Bailey, managing editor of the Sioux City Tribune, died suddenly in Sioux City Iowa today. He was a well known newspaper man in the northwest with a long career in journalism.
In Leipzig Germany on July 30 Associated Press reports that university officials awarded former President Theodore Roosevelt the degree of Doctor of Laws in a formal dinner ceremony. The event recognized his international stature and contributions to public service.
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