Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-10-11
LOCAL NOTES.

Supreme court has adjourned to
the third Monday in this month.
Every fair finds someone saying,
"I've got better than that at home"
Don't wait for sunshine; good pho
tographs can be made any kind Of
weather.
Corn would sell readily in town at
% cents a bushel, but there is little
coming in.
--Lucien wishes II understood he
got his man Dennis without the pay
ment Of s45.
There is a great deal OF sickness
throughout the country principally
chills and fever.
The meetings held at the Oongre-
gational church this week have been
very interesting.
Worcester academy will be in ses-
sion each forenoon during the fair.
Visitors welcome.
The Delaware payment ammount.
ed to t32 per capita and was made in
one day this time.
"A candy pulling will be given at
Mrs. Halsell's Friday night by the I'm
provement society.
WIN. Chouteau has moved his
family into The Dr. Foreman house be-
side the Methodist church.
The Chetopa Advance has passed
back into the editorial control of it's
owner, Rev. J. NJ. Oavaness.
The Frisco offers round.trip tickets
to Dallas Exposition and fair, which
occurs October llth to 3lst. at Sl3.15.
The Frisco offers round-trip tickets
to Fort Smith fair, October 8 to l3 in
elusive, at S6.S5, limited TO 18th for re-
turn.
Rev. A. G. Ilibbard's sermon Tues
day night was both IN elegant and an
able one. Iii pleasure to listen to
such an one.
Mr.. Standiford, the photographer,
is doing excellent work and his tent is
truly novel invention and worthy Of
being patented.
"A lady's prayer meeting is held ev-
cry Tuesday afternoon at the academy.
The ladies are invited to attend and
take part in the exercises.
j. II. Bartles has rebuilt his mill
and is putting in the new process sys-
TEN. The gentleman's wheat crop
made thirty bushels TO the acre.
The stinson Comedy company,
which is TO hold the boards at Ray
mond's next week, has been given
very fattering notices by the press.
Every year sees a finer and better
grade of goods kept in this country as
visit to the stores OF Davis Hill &
Co.. Badgett, 4 Co. or G. W. Green will
show.
No one should come TO the fair
without bringing something to display.
There is not family in this coun try
but could show somo article that
would take a premium.
Rev Chas. Journeycake threshed
604 bushels Of wheat from a fold Of
twelve acres-5Ot bushels per acre. A
large acreage has been sown upon Ca
ney this fall aud it is looking very
we'll.
Joe Landrum is over from the
Usage country. He states that Nick
Thompson, the defaulting treasurer Of
that nation, is out OF his trouble, but
had a close shave for getting the
lashes.
Rev. Chas. Bluej acket left an ap-
pie at this office Monday which is the
second crop OF the season. 1t came off
a June apple tree on Jonathan Black
feathers place, and tho tree contains
quite a number.
The latest from the strip Is that
Treasurer Ross has collected S4S, ,750
for three months rent, being at the
rate OF $4,000 per year. Col. Harris
has returned from that country but
Paschal remained.
y. W, Ralston has been superseded
by his brother as agent for the Fris-
CO at Glaremore, and goes to West
Fork, Ark. Joe Mahaney, who went
from Vinita station to West FORK,
now goes to Buckley, Mo.
Show your appreciation of enter
prise, by at least visiting the new pho
tograph gallery, and If you are IN need
Of work, don't wait for future good
weather. II takes business TO keep
such a good workman with us.
dennis Hildebrand, who jumped
his bond on a whisky charge, was,
through the exertions of Deputy Is
bell, arrested In Texas this week. His
chances are powerful good for going
"over the road" TO Little Rock.
There is no doubt but there will be
lots OF race horses at the fair. Those
from the Parsons, sarcoXie and Fort
Smith fairs are coming while Cooley
vile, Neosho, Prairie City and Echo
will each turn out few. Good races
are assured.
The Missouri Pacific will sell tickets
on the occasion Of the Vinita Fair at
one full fare for the round trip, within
radius OF so miles north and 100 miles
south, the Kansas & Arkansas Valley
road included. Tickets will be sold
October 10Th to 18th inclusive, limited
for return to 10th.
Raymond hall will be opened by
tho Siinson Comadv nomnanv ono of