Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

Tor one more
We think for the benefit Of hi
friends, certain young man hat
better have his life insured befor'
it is too late
Fred Choteau returned from
Kansas City on Tuesday, where h
had been the past three weeks, Wis
iting friends.
Mr.. W. E. Halsel and famil,
left on Monday, for Texas, where
they will remain for some time
visiting friends.
! Christmas is coming and now
is The time to prepare for a grand
treat. Poor turkeys will be high
and low, and still lower.
See here Christmas goods,
candies, toys, etc, just received al
Balcntine's. Call and see them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
y. s. Calm went to Parsons,
Kansas, on Tuesday, TO lay in a
supply for Christmas. A fine din
ner is expected by his many friends.
Rev. J. +. Thompson, super
intendent OF the Cherokee Orphan
Asylum was in the city on We'd
nesday and made us pleasant call
Frank Allen has good team
Of horses and a good riding pony,
for sale, and anybody wishing to
buy viii do well TO call and see
him.
There is a man in Ninits By
the name Of Prank Cass, he has
business with everybody, it will be
to the interest Of the people to see
him.
Mr.. c. c. Young, formerly a
citizen of yinita, but now residing
west Of Bluejacket, was in the city
this week shaking hands with old
friends.
We learn that DIR. Bagby will
return to Ninita soon. 1t is hard
10 stay at home after being in the
west. We know from personal ex-
peicnce.
w. &. Chrisman has been
moved 10 strashurg, No., and +.
L. Decker takes his place here as
day operator. at the Missouri Pa
cifc depot.
Last Thursday they had
very nice dance at Mr. Flaunigan's
on Lightning Creek, il seems they |
saw Jack too olsen and It lnoke up
in 4 general knock down.
This is the season for good
dinners ana mince pies, and you
will find the best mince meat,
Isck-wheat, dcsicraicd cocoanut,
chocolate jcllies, etc, at ii. Balen-
ines.
There is a certain fellow, who
nearly all Of these fellows who
.radc in o'possum, mink, cat, dog
md coon-skins inquire for, and
hat fellow is ". G. Chambcrlin,
rho is always ready to buy them.
The place to get good meal
5 at the lunch stand, where you
sill always find Frank Allen, with
lis smiling countenancc, ever
eady to serve You with the beet
meals you ever eat in the Indian
'erritory.
Read John II. Bcck's new ad.
n this issue. John has got one Of
he best inventions ever Invented,
Or sale, in the shape Of Sloan's
Six Wheel Casters.
hey are daisies and no home is
without one. Try one.
Col. y. ". c. Duncan, Of ,
ova, was in the city and made us
very pleasant visit on Wednes-
ay. Mr.. Duncan has been at :,
ahloquaf, attending council. !
he Col. has many friends here |,
nd expects to visit here few
aye. n
-"God bless The man that sows
ie wheat, who finds us milk, and 4
uit and meat; may his purse be .
cayy, his heart be light, his cat i
c and corn. end all, 90 right. i
Cd bless the seeds his hands let \
II, for the farmer be must feed US e
4.
Our friend, Mr.. f. W. Strout, Fl
ho has been visiting here for "
me time, left Monday for Fl 8
sso, Texas, on business. Mr..
rout is one Of those good hearted
III Of fellows who everybody :
kes, and he has made many warm :
lends here who will gladly wei = =
me him back. :,
A clina.nan thus describes b
5 experience at draw poker: Il Il
aw tlce cardec, get flo acee, bet b
ice della, nobody clom in. Next ci
nee l dlaw two cardee, get flo Of
nree. bet ten dolla. nobody clom h
Next :imeo ] dlaw one eardee, a
{ 10 i'lashnee, bet fifteen dolla, ct
clom in, Chineeman to
lsted." h,
rkfeS were brilliantly IL ~