Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05

Ice cream every day at Bon Ton.
Fresh bread daily, at Bon Ton
bakery.
TO move or not to move, is the
question.
Cakes of all kinds at Bon Ton
bakery.
q. 0. Walker is now day operator
at the NJ, X. & 7. depot.
60 TO the Bon Ton ice cream parlor
for your cream. Carey Hoffman, man
ager.
The youngest child Off. w. Mar
tin died last Thursday morning at an
early hour.
Remember. you can get your ice
cream wants supplied at Bon Ton
bakery.
&C, B. Bethel, being in very poor
health, started for Pueblo, Col, yes
terday morning.
Mrs. Goodykoontz gave very
pleasant lawn party to the elite of the
city Tuesday evening.
-Delora Blanche, the infant daugh-
ter Of J. l.. Bumgarner, died Tuesday
morning Of bronchitis.
DIR. Leo E. Bennett, U. s. Indian
agent, was up last Friday attending to
some business for the shawness.
Little, big, old and young are cor
daily invited to visit at the Bon Ton
bakery. Carey Hoffman, manager
You will find as neat ice cream
parlors at the Bon Ton as you would
wish to see. Carey Holman, manager.
Notice change Of dates; DR.. l.. o.
Ellis, dentist, will be in Tulsa from
June 5th to 18th; Chouteau from June
10th to 2sth.
"A certain gentleman says the Alton
Sunday school has been invited to at
tend the picnic tomorrow and he
thinks "she will bo there"
Mrs. Tom McSpadden and her sis
ter Maud Rogers, are very sick indeed
but the doctor thought he detected
slight change for the better ON his last
visit.
by the outside appearance you are
not apt to know what is on the inside.
Hence you will be surprised when you
call at Bon Ton bakery. Carey uof-
man, manager.
Official notice was served last sat.
urday upon all occupants of the Frisco
right of way to remove their improve
ments by June 30th or suit would be
filed in the courts to compel them to
do so.
Il. @. Couch has 100 acres of corn
which is upwards Of knee high and as
level and even as though a machine
had been run oyeS it. He-has also
a hundred acres Of sod corn which
looks exceptionally we'll.
The old union soldiers had pleas
ant and a social meeting Monday
evening and transacted some business
They meet again next Saturday week
at one O'Clock p. m, sharp, and extend
a cordial invitation to all comrades to
be present.
When you get "cheap printing"
from "Cheap-J John" houses you can
always depend upon getting an inferi-
or quality Of paper aud an unsatisfao-
tory job all around. The CuEFTAIN
always turns out work which assures
continued orders.
Mrs. Tom Quirk died in Colorado
last Friday morning and was buried
at this place on Sunday afternoon.
The family left here about a year ago
on account OF the lady's hoalth but, to
no purpose. The husband will return
to Colorado to reside.
commandment exercises of Har-
rell institute and the Presbyterian
mission, at Muskogee. both occur this
week. Several Vinita people are at
tending, including the family of Mr..
Patton, whose daughter is a student
at Harrell. This Office acknowledges
the courtesy ofinvitationG.
JET McGhee, clerk OF Delaware
district, was in the city Monday hear
ing an ejectment case on a complaint
flied by Mrs Ann Daniels against
Elias Lyons, eolored man. The de-
cision was reserved until certain facts
could be obtained from the executive
Office probably about Saturday.
This office has now in stock a
supply of chattel mortgages, which
embody clause conveying power to
sell property without suit. They are
OF the form required under the new
statute and will be found secure and
safe. Merchants may order from this
Office at so cents per dozen; special
prices on larger orders.