Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-11-10
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ness of the Principal, Mr.. Gray.
Remember you can get first
class shave at the Ninita barbe
shop. J. H. Martin, proprietor.
ID. ]. Cameron, one of th'
largest contractors for the 'Frisc1
r. r., was in the city on Monday
| Mrs. Scroggs returned, Thurs
day from st Louis apparently i'm
proved in health, but still very fee
BILE.
! Mr.. c. F. Stephenson, left or
Wednesday for Van Buren,, Ark, t.
take charge of the r. Il. business
there.
Mr.. L. II. Roberts, business
manager of the Indian Journal
made us a very pleasant call this
week.
&C. c. Ironsides keeps always
on hand vegetables and everything
in the grocery line, to suit his Gus
toners.
Nobody has that smallpox ex'
cept some negroess no Indian OF
Whites, many think it isn't small
pox at all.
Look out for prairie fires
Considerable loss of property al
ready by the fire fend around
Vinita.
DIR. Cunningham had quite
loss by prairie fires, burning three
strings of fence on his farm east Of
town.
Mr.. G. W. Green has been
sick for a few days. But the boys
keep showing goods over the coun-
ters just the same.
Its very well TO say: "Giye
boy a chance to work at what he
takes to-" But suppose he don't
take to anything.
Young men complain that
marriage is growing too expensive
to be INDUCED in. How about
cigars and drinks ?-Er.
Geo. Emmerson and family
started on last Monday for Texas
on a visit. Uncle Joe" is left in
charge of his business here.
The best way to save doctor
bills is to go to +. IL. Cass', after
the 18th, and hly a good pair OF
boots. They are sure cure.
We will have reporter at the
Cherokee Council from this on, so
we can give our readers each weeks
proceedings at the Capital.
Mr.. Jas. Hall and others,
while hunting for deer on last
Wednesday, killed the largest cat
amont ever brought to Vinita.
Major L. G. Stretch returned
from st. Louis on last Friday,
where he had been for some time
resting from the cares of business.
Misses McCammon, Miller and
Green are cat in the country this
week rusticating and away from
the rattling noise of the busy city.
-Chas. II. Clark, special agent
and travelling correspondent Of the
Kansas City Journal, made us a
very pleasant call on last Friday.
"A card from Miss McNair, one
of the teachers elect Of Worcester
Academy, says she will be here
Monday in time for the opening of
school.
"A. +. Goodykoontz is hunting
some one who can kill bird every
shot and find lots of them to shoot
at, to go hunting with him in ca
boots.
The new store room is painted
and looks fine. But when Cass'
new goods are on the shelves and
counters, you may bet it will loom
way up.
Mr.. S. A. McSpadden says he
has three strays at his house, and
any one proving and describing
same can have them by paying for
this local
-. ii. Akin called to see us on
Wednesday and subscribed for the
CnIEFrAIS, to be sent to one of bis
friends. He leaves for Tahlequah
Saturday.
-vennor says that il in the fall
of leaves in October many of them
wither on the boughs and hang, it
betokens frosty winter and much
snow.
B. F. Pratt, of Denison, Tex
as, called to see us on last Friday.
Mr.. Pratt is an old resident of
vinita, and thinks he will make
this his home again.
DIR. Oliver Bagby, of Labadie,
No., made us a very pleasant call
on last Wednesday. The doctor
has located here. See his adver-
tisement with DR.. u. Frazee.
-"Some cursed scoundrel tuck
ed a plugged half-dollar of on me, "
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