Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-11

-AHtuif eoulb thle NNNAs
And the mills grinding.
--Fair occurs week after next,
-Olark's female mlnstrels Tuesday,
10th.
Tho Alton school closed its first
week with forty pupils.
Fresh bread daily at Bon Ton bak-
cry, opposite Frisco hotel.
The next quarterly conference
occurs October 18th and 10th.
There is, apparently, going to be
nothing the matter with the fair
Go TO the Bon ION for your sweets
oflife.
There is a strong demand in this
town for all kinds of fruit suitable for
canning.
we keep constantly on hand all
kinds Of bakery supplies. Bon Ton
bakery.
Miss Elinor, daughter Of VIM. P.
Boudinot, was married last week to
Jack Meigs.
Randolph Wells has hundred
mares and fine jack and is giving his
attention to raising mules.
Don't miss the dolls quadrille
and grand amazonian march at the
Opera house next Tuesday night.
Grand statue march and Grecian
and Roman statuary by living models,
next Tuesday evening at Opera house.
Mr.. Cave came out from Indiana
last week for the purpose of assisting
his son. william, out of his present
difficulty.
The CHiEFTAIN dog, which it was
supposed had been found, was the
wrong dog and belonged to Will
Wright, instead.
"A train of twenty-oDe cars of barb
ed wire was taken from Muskogee to
Denison one day last week in six hours
and thirty minutes, nearly passenger
train time.
Miss Fannie Keys has opened
private school at Pheasant Hill chapel,
the mission aid heretofore extended to
that institution having been trans
ferred to Muldrow.
DIR. Frazee is receiving frequent
orders for goats. A party in New
Mexico asks that four males be ship
ped by express and G. NJ. Scott, at
Arkansas City, Kan, has ordered
car load.
The Vinita Roller Mill is now in
operation and is making q quality Of
-four which is pronounced excellent.
A great many people have been down
to look through the mill and all are
welcome.
w. T. Whitaker has extended his
store building at Pryor Greek, put in a
large stock of goods and is rushing
things. He will also have a cotton
gin in operation by October FIRST, and
then business win fairly hum.
Duncan Clark's monster combina-
ton and female minstrels, "united for
this season only" will show at the
Opera house Tuesday night next, Sept,
10th. Reserved seats 80 cents; seats
on sale at viii Wright's in the post
office.
Frank Conner is putting up an
Office and drug store at Fairland which
will be occupied by DR.. A. IL. Collins.
These gentlemen intend to employ
all the "boom" tactics in behalf of
Fairland, which are known to tn
modern real estate agent.
The session Of Delaware court oc-
cupied nearly all of last week. The
absorbing feature was the Audrain
cattle case, an action brought against
the sheriff and decided in his favor.
Plaintiff at once gave a new bond and
again took charge of the cattle.
There is little "hitch" in the
bank scheme, but nothing seemingly,
to prevent its organization; simply
question of officers. One hundred
thousand dollars could be secured for
a bank here but it is not desired to
start in business until every detail is
arranged TO the satisfaction Of all
concerned.
-Barneyeld (Wis.) Chronicle. The
camp meeting at this place under the
conduct OF Rev. j. T.. Wolfe and Bill
horn, is success. Over fifty new
converts have turned to the Lord for
salvation. There were over 1000 peo-
pie here last Sunday. Many young
men nd young women have gone for
ward desiring the prayers Of all good
Christians in their behalf.