Cheyenne Transporter. (Darlington, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 15, Ed. 1, Saturday, April 3, 1886 Page: 1 of 8
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Darlington. Indian Territory : April 3. 1886.
No. 15.
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gS'GREETING : My now stock has arrived and been openoefc-up and. if you can't" bo suited 'youwili hate to
outside of the Territory if not beyond Kansas. In m'v store you- will find Ladies'. Children's and Misses' Shoes of
best make and latest styles ; Ladies' Misses' and Childrens' Hosiery in fancy and white colors : Ladies'. Misses' and
rens' Shawls in beautiful natterns. from the finest to the lower sondes: tin attractive line of Lnxlios' nd Finn's
Silk Handkerchiefs in white and fancy colors; Blankets and Spreads of the best quality
JLamasK lsea nciang a complete line ot lMotions ol every description with housc-kcers'ar
ior iuen JtJuys ana uniiarcn. rs'ow is the tune to buy your boy a handsome suit as well
up in a new suit. iancy urocenes among wlncli 1 would enumerate canned goods as loll
and beautiful styles; Colored
tides for every want; Clothing
as make your husband "dress
ows : Grapes rears. Pine
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iippies ureen uages tDtrawbernos raspberries blueberries Uherries Uorn Tomatoes Succotash .beans Teas Mush-
rooms ALL FRESH ! French Sardines in self-opening boxes Lobsters Salmon Shrimp Crabs- Oysters and Cocoanut
in cans. Mince-meat Chocolate Raisins Figs Oranges Lemons Apples Citron Pickles Salads' and Golden Svrun
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put up in half gallon cans. Extracts and perfumery of superior qualities in fancy bottles buckets an
andIable Cutlery ; anything in Hardware Table Ware or Tin Ware.
HATS FOR THE COWBOY OR "DUDE !"
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All Kinds Of Hardware Saddles Harness Bridles Whipspurs.
short everything to eat or wear by man or beast.
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Queuing your patronage I am
Sugar Coffee Rico Flour Cheese in
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Mr Miffc" with her babv Mind joins
her husband next week at AnthonyKas.
Mr. J. W. Kri'hliiul and wife arrived
last week from HUstead Kia. Me is a
Mennonite and conies to take superin-
tendency of the Amp-dme .eolmol.
A luinl li-t riht ooU pl.iu- l.it Monday
tit bkclt ton ran eh between the station
keeper and a stage driver Vf did learn
the cauce only that a driver proceeded to
settle a dispute with the ranchman. The
dtiver came our -eeond bet.
The driei m - ..nth tioutul stage
on S.itmdiiy night gotofl'the trail between
Skeleton and BulllV.or and Wiindercd
a bunt all niglit in the d;irknes. Twice
liisvlfron ii- npcr but the plucky driver
Gtayul with it. ienehinr thi place onl
six hours b'N-
BoganhH wh Tiils under the rank of
(Captain was here last week to get some
iidiuiH to td.e east with htm. He is t..e
cliampion shooter of tho world. "Whether
lie wauled the Indians to teach them the
ii't of shooting or to hive them sit around
in some dime museum we know not
which. However he laded to secure the
ervices ol any lor either purpose on ac
count of the meigre s-il.try he. ottered
hem for such won;. We believe the De-
partment gave Bog.trdus autnority for a
number oi Indians under certain stipul i-
tious; bur guess he tiiouglit them too
-tiingenr. and returned to his spore with-
out fullilling his mision.
lioiuid-LTps.
The 11 ii ft . i !..iniit h n ln-relnst week
foi iSlilwaukee. Wi. having elo-! theii
pior- !u i Mime time pi cvious. 'LMie stock
was liken to Ai Kansas City Kas. Mr
Ilunnliill is a line ht:Mnots man and be-
H(ief in business ciicles he will be great-
Jy missed for the active part ho took in
Sabbath school and church services The
best wishes of many fellow them.
Postmaster Barker's arrival from New
York is expected daily. The Major will
be heartily welcomed back by his many
friends. (Since the above was printed on
tho opposite side of the paper Major
Barker lias arrived. We arc 'sorry to see
him carrying a wdking-stick which he is
foiced to do on account of hid right foot
being disabled by one of his tine hor?es
stepping on it before leaving New York.
Major Barker will remain here for a few
months to look after the interest of his
?vling;liono benndPt Diintonnvnl.
Mr. Geo. W. M.dlet senior publisher of
thi paper h.is reMi.ned hii ol I connec-
tion with th" Itopublicui at Anthony.
Ids. which piper he establhned in li77.
The ll)iiblic ill is now a d lily and Mr.
M.illW wil; tem dn at Anthony lo destite
hi.- atteuli'u to his intere-i there .-till re
(.lining active conuectio!: wiin ihc Thans
i'ohtku. The policy of the Tuansi'uktuu
will leni.du statu quo and while we shall
misn the pieseuceof our right bowei' no
pains or expense will be spared for tho
well being of the paper.
The stage to Caldwell does not run dally
now since the decrease in travel over the
line. The coach leaves here for the north
at noon on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays. A spring wagon goes on each
remaining day of the week except Sunday.
Mr. A. Cr. Whitlow the Texus cattle
Inspector has returned and will bo" with
us another year at least. This is his fourth
year as inspector at thia plueo. ITo also
iuweert L the iehitn Afcpnoy.
The Sac and Vox Agency Live Stock
Association through its executive commit-
tee have deeited to begin iound-up work
on May 1 1SS. They have divided their
territory into district appoiniod captains
and set il ites for beginning tho drive in
each dinriet si follows :
1 Canmli.iu and Little River District
Sam Ohi j' captain; meet at Sacred Ileal t
Mi-sion on May 1 and drive west work-
ing ah tho country as fir south ad the
C'inadiaii river and as far iioithasthe
water shed between Little River and
North Foik.
2 -North Foik District Dick Hirt-
horn c.ipt.i'n ; meet at DivU' More at
Arheka on May 14. and drive we.-t work-
ing both Mde of North Fork and allMU
tributaries as far as necoHsarv.
3 Deep Foik DIM i ior. Walter Martin
e. iptain ; meet at Sac and FoX Agency on
Miy2") and drive west working Deep
Foik and all Us tributaries as far as
necessary.
4 Cimarron District to include the
Cimarron river and its tributaries as far
north as the Cherokee STip. This dis-
trict is to be worked in the general round-
ups with the foreman of each range a
captain while his range is being worked.
The order and dates of tho general round
ups are to lie fixed by tho executive com-
mittee at Sac and Fox Agency on May 2o.
the date on which work begins in Deep
Foil; Di-tiict.- They can then be fixed
with' greater accuracy and to better ad-
vantage arid' due notice will be given.
The following regulations will be sustain-
ed viz; There is to be no card playing
or gambling of any kind no horse racing
no buying or trading in cattle by anyone
engaged in the drive or round-up work
whather he be a member of tho a?ocin-
tion or an omplovee.
I John wiiistlek
Andrew Buiutv.
If. W. Burkk
ClIKIS. BOYEH.
E. B. TOWNSENO
Executive Com Josit. Bkgneiu
bTBVE. FliNSKNEAU'
Mosns Keokuk
O. C. Pickett. Ch'mntj.
t V. B. Paine Seoretury.
Canadian mul North Fokv
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A meeting of eattlomen of the Cum-
diuu and North Fork country was held at
Silver City on Mirch 2.). at which it WM '
decided to begin round-up work on April
10; to meet long 0 ranch and work est
to Shawneetown and Bnrboney'i r.moh.
At rhi" point three diiUious will bo form-
ed: Flr-r divi-iou. with long 0 wagon to
work North F.nk ; Second with W. B. G.
wagon Little liivor; third with K. L. A.
and 7C wagon C madia n.
Ior west work ; met at C bar camp on
April 15; go to Bout's ranch where two
division will be formed. First to work
North Fork and second Canadian and
Buggy creek to 7BC ranch. Char and
hat wagons are to accompany thexe out-
fits. When work is completed all will
meet at C bar camp to set date and ar-
range plans for general work. Men vt
he sent to point most advantageous to
the work and everyone U expected to d&
his duty and obey the men wose wag
he follows.
f JimTuttie
bill Anderson
C. B. Campbell
Committee. J. P. Baikd
J.S. Mohhison Oh'm'qf;
(E. Vj. JonscoN. See' v.-
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Maffet, Geo. W. & Merritt, Lafe. Cheyenne Transporter. (Darlington, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 15, Ed. 1, Saturday, April 3, 1886, newspaper, April 3, 1886; Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency, Darlington, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc70625/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.