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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1912

Page

3

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Tulsa and Craig Counties

In Tulsa County guardianship of William Blick and McNeer Blick minors is selling via private sale at 10:00 am on November 2, 1912, in Tulsa. The 60 acre tract includes Northwest Quarter of Section 36 and West half of Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter in Township 2 North Range 18 East. Terms: cash on confirmation, 10 percent certified check, bids in writing. Also administratively, John Martin deceased real estate to be sold at public sale at Vinita front courthouse on November 4, 1912, for cash or part cash with balance on time, subject to confirmation.

Chieftain William Hilick McNeer Buick Tulsa Oklahoma William Bllick McNeer Blick Craig County State of Boothtown Building William Billek McNeer Billick O & Sooth Garden John Martin Vinita

Bids Sought for County Project with Certified Check

Craig County Oklahoma invites sealed bids for a county project. Bids must include a certified check equal to 10 percent of the bid as forfeiture if the winner fails to furnish bond. Bids due by 1:30 pm on November 11 1912. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. County Clerk F Nix signs.

Public Auction Notice for Described Land Tracts 1912

The notice lists multiple land parcels in Section 28, Township 25 North, Range 18 East. Bids require a certified check equal to 10 percent of the bid. Dated October 15 1912. John A. Wise, Administrator, by Addis A. Brown and His Attorney.

Oma Section Township Range John A. Wise

Bid invitation for school building in Craig County Oklahoma

The Office of County Clerk of Vinita Craig County Oklahoma invites sealed proposals for furnishing materials and constructing a separate school building in school district No 56 within section 4 township 24 north range 19 west Plans and specifications are on file. Bids must include a certified check or double bond and be filed by 1:00 p m November 11 1912 The Board reserves the right to reject any bids Official seal dated October 10 1919 signed R F Nix County Clerk Craig County Oklahoma

Craig Board of County Commissioners F. Nix Craig County Oklahoma Township 24 R. FL Nix

Proposals for two steel bridges in Winita Craig OK

The County Clerk invites bids for furnishing materials and constructing two steel bridges with tubular piers and white oak floors. One spans Littlealla Creek on East and West 12 mile line through Section 19, Township 25 N Range 21 E. The second crosses Russell Creek on the section line between Section 44, Township 29 N Range 20 E and Section 19, Township 29 N Range 20 E.

Littlealla Creek Russell Creek

Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate Heard

In Craig County Oklahoma the guardianship of Clarence A. Morehouse a minor is before the County Court Probate No. 2336. Guardian Lewis B. Morehouse seeks authority to sell all or part of the estate at private sale to benefit the minor with a hearing set for November 11, 1912 at 10 a.m. A copy of the order will be published posted and mailed as required.

State of Oklahoma Craig County Clarence A. Morehouse Lewis GB. Morehouse Lewis B. Morehouse Park County Frankie Lamar Henry Keifer Frankie la Mar Park

Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration

Notice is hereby given that on October 19 1912 J N Holland filed in the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma a petition praying for Letters of Administration to be issued to J N Holland upon the estate of Hugh Holland deceased.

State of Oklahoma Chiess Said County J. N. Hotland Craig County J. N. Holland Hugh Holland Chieftain Oklahoma Craze Raid Murphy Joe Murphy Gertrude Murphy Craig Cort Avery Alt. Mes BP. Parks

Petition for guardianship and sale of minor’s estate

The Craig County Court records a petition by Henry Keifer guardian of Frankie Lamar a minor seeking authority to sell all or part of the minor s real estate by private sale as necessary. The court fixes October 7 1912 as the hearing date and orders publication in three public places including the county courthouse.

Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Guardian Oklahoma Adair County

Guardian of Sarai Matoy a minor will sell at private sale 10 o clock a m November 20 1912 in Adair County Court room Craig County Oklahoma all undivided interest in N 12 of NB 14 Section 36 Township 29 North Range 18 East allotment of Maggie Matoy deceased and Lots 1 2 Section 31 Township 29 North Range 19 East allotment of William Matoy deceased sale for cash bids in writing with 1 percent of bid to accompany bids filed with County judge or guardian Stilwell attorney William P Harris initial publication November 1 1912 in the Chieftain

Chieftain State of Oklahoma Adair Adair County Sarai Matoy Craig Oklahoma Maggie Matey William Matey Craig County William P. Harris Stilwell

Love Laughs At Locksmith Love Laughs At Locksmith

Jessie Wyrick an Osage Indian heiress fled three states evading authorities to marry James Smith of Baxter Springs after parental court actions aimed to stop the match. They wed in Bentonville Ark and began a return trip as guardianship battles and a dramatic chase unfolded.

Galena Kan Spring River Jessie Wyrick James Smith Baxter Springs Bentonville Ark Indiana Charles L. Smith Smith Mother Brands Rogers Charles J. Smith Ia Wealthy

Sacred Heart Institute Musical Receives Widespread Praise

The Ce cetian Harmony Circle presented a short rehearsal but delivered a highly successful program. Notable performers included Ben Horton on violin and Leoa Spaulding and Gladys Wagoner on piano, with Willie Billingsles entertaining despite deafness. Invited guests praised the concert and its teaching efforts.

Sacred Heart Institute Cecetian Harmony Circle Winiie Ben Horton Leoa Spaulding Gladys Wagoner Willie Billingsles

Oklahoma Charters Issued in Key Cities

Oklahoma City October 2 state charters issued for Empress Mercantile Company of Ketchum with capital 10000 Incorpora tors A B Watson Flo L Watson and Van 5 Chandler of Vinita Akdur Temple Association of Tulsa no capital stock Incorporators Arthur Farner Elva C Borrows and G Erle Williamson of Tulsa Autoten Oil and Gas Company of Tulsa capital 10000 Incorporators Nathan Martin Abraham Levine and John Grave Catlett of Tulsa Wilbur Red Springs Company of Miami capital 40000 Incorporators Charles S Cook and Thomas K Bowman of Springfield and Bert Wibar of Miami

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Empress Mercantile Company Ketchum Capital A.B. Watson Flo L. Watson van 5. Chandler Vinita Akdur Temple Association of Tulsa Arthur Farner Elva C. Borrows G. Erle Williamson Autoten Oil and Gas Company of Nathan Martin Abraham Levine John Grave Catlett Wilbur Red Springs Company Miami Charles S. Cook Thomas K. Bowman Springheld Bert Wibar

Garland Walker Trauhan Seeks Best State for Middle Man

Garland WS Trauhan, recently back from a Western tour through Colorado Wyoming Washington and Oregon, says Oklahoma is the best state for the middle man. He visited Saturday evening in Alvin.

Garland WS. Trauhan Alvin Colorado Wyoming Washington Oregon Oklahoma

SANE NOT THE INSANE MUST DECIDE IN 1912 SPEECH

The speech argues that decisions in the national crisis must be made by sane minds not maniacs and condemns violence in politics. It notes Roosevelt and Taft supporters have attacked each other as Democrats have, urging criticism remain level. The speaker cites William Jennings Bryan from Indianaports on October 16, 1912.

Mr. Roosevelt Taft Roosevelt Mr. Taft Mr. Bryan Indiaraports

Hussars to Open Vinita Lyceum Season at 500 Seat Gym

Season tickets priced at 1.50 cover five attractions of the Vinita Lyceum course. Opening act is the Hussars, a musical troupe, performing Wednesday evening October 30 at the high school auditorium with seating for 500. early purchase recommended at Leader Printing Co.

Vinita Lyceum Hussars Leader Printing Co Oklahoma

Vinita Girls Defeated by Adair in Close Match

Vinita high school girls basketball lost 17 to 14 to Adair Sirls on Saturday. Fouls plagued the Vinita team as most of Adair’s points came on free throws. Adair will visit Vinita soon for a rematch, with Vinita champions vowing to even the score.

Vinita AdairSirls Adair Vinsta

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Rolla Wells Democratic National Committee Fifth Ave N. Y S$. R. Lewie the Chieftain Addis A. Brown Winita Parks J. €. Starr Petitiones Viefiam Love Lee Nackins
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