Osage Nation, Oklahoma, Newspaper Article:  The Osage Chief, Oct. 14th, 1904

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The Osage Chief
Fairfax, Oklahoma
Vol. 1
Friday, Oct. 14th, 1904
Front Page

Local News

…(additional untranscribed news here)

Almo Ingraham and wife visited A. C. Hunsaker and family Sunday.

W. F. Ballard and wife Started for St. Louis and the east Monday.

A. C. Hunsaker moved his family to their new home in this city Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Vint of Kansas were visiting the Pontons the first of the 
week.

Sol Smith's new residence in the west part of town is about ready for 
occupency.

E. A. Bullock, wife and child of Ralston passed through here on their way 
to California Sunday.

WANTED 50 men to cut wood on farm 2 ½ miles South of Fairfax.  
Wm. U. Bennett.

Dr. Vadney has been on the pick list this week and has been confined to 
his room for several days.

Midge Pohton went to Pawnee Monday where she will attend school this 
winter and take music lessons.

At the close of business last Saturday night the Osage Bank at this place 
had cash on deposit $30,000.

W. R. ?ewett of the big bend country was in town Wednesday and handed us 
the rocks on subscription.

Hon. Jarome J. Crawford ex-governor of Kansas was the guest at our townsman 
L. A. Wismeyer over Sunday.

The Fairfax Cash Store is the place to buy your silk braids and appliqué 
trimmings for your fall waists and dresses.

Some of our boys made a hurry up trip to Ralston on a hand-car, last 
Friday night.  Isn't it a little late in the season for snakes?

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S. B. Berry has begun the erection of a seven room dwelling.  In addition 
to his present house this will make Mr. Berry a very convenient home for 
his large family, besides a valuable improvement to our little city.

John Sherrell came into our office Monday somewhat elated over the fact 
that he had just shaved ex-governor Crawford of Kansas, who is on his way 
to Washington D. C. and had stopped off here to visit friends.

Work on the new elevator progressing and the building about completed.  
The engine is set and the machinery just being put in place.  A large corn 
crib is being built and the company will soon be ready to handle grain.

Last week we got our dates mixed a little and said that Mrs. Tate and 
little daughter of Kaw City were here visiting Prof. Tate when in reality 
the kid was a boy.  They all look alike to us in kilts, but we can tell 
em when they get a little bigger.