Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-18
LOCALNOTES.
viuila Fair next week.

Go to Benton's for good square
meal.
The railroad company is preparing
to erect depot at Alton.
--"Lost in London" the oath and
25th at Halsells opera house.
Reserved seats for "Lost in Lon
don" on eale at Shanahan's drug store.
The only ladies' at the show Tues
day night were those upon the stage.
Ten head Of horses were stolen re-
Gently from E.W Johnson, of Ch houteau.
Census Taker Frank Couch has
quit and gone to Texas to attend law
suit.
Mr.. Beatty's houee is being moved
up into the Galloway college quarter OF
town.
A contract has been made and the
balloon ascension at the fair is n
certainty.
Worcester academy will bo in ses-
sion every day during tho fair until
one O'Clock.
The Raymond Barrett case has been
settled, to the apparent satisfaction
of both parties.
Claude Washbourne talks of mov-
ing his mill to Alton and erecting a
roller mill at that place.
THE yinita roller mill is making
between five and six thousand pounds
of -four daily and the quality is superb.
Ladies', call and see Mrs. c hoteau's
new supply of fall millinery; Wilson
street, south of Skinner, Ratcliff & Co.'S.
New scenery and new songs with
full orchestra accompaniment in Lost
in London" September oath and 25lh.
An educational center is what vi
nita is going to be; schools and
churches betoken a good class of
people.
The rain of last Friday afternoon
would have delighted the heart OF old
Noah or any other OF the wet weather
prophets.
When you come to the Fair don't
forget to call at the postoflice and see
Wright's new stock of watches, clocks
and jewelry.
1t is reported that a witness swore
last week in the Cooweescoowee circuit
court that his time was worth from $50
to 5000 day.
Lost in London" Septem Der oath
and 25th. Band concert every evening
in front of the opera house before the
begins.
Worcester academy starts out
with more pupils than at any other
fall term IN several years, il not in the
history Of the school.
-. II. Vanhoy, living near Car
-hage, came in Monday morning on
..e.searGs for a--chestngt-.sorsel mare
stolen last Friday night.
On the 24th and 25th will be pre-
iented the great musical drama, Lost
n London" This is splendid play
md should be well patronized.
John Taylor assistant solicitor,
las lust been to Chouteau, Pryor
Creek, Adair and Big Cabin looking
after the hay shipping traffic.
N. 3. Simpson has bought the
house aud embarked in the
lotel business. Pap" wiz keep a
good house-no doubt of that.
"A young man named VIM. Rackley, !
rom Pope county, Ark, was drowned
n the Arkansas near o. P. Brewers,
n this nation, a short time ago.
&C. w. Easily, president of the Git /
zen s b1nk, at Henrietta, Texas, writes
hat he will put $4,000 into ban k in
Vinita and take charge of it if desired. /
The old sign, "IIotel DeBlythe," |
will be seen up Main street south Of
Frisco stock yards, where accommoda- I
ions will be given the public by Mrs.
Blythe.
A train Of tweuty-one cars Of barb
ID wire was taken from Muskogee to
)enison one day last week in SIX hours
md thirty minutes, nearly passenger
rain time.
The contractors have gone to work
lpon Mr. Patton's building in earnest
md state that if the weather does not
interfere they will have it compile ted
n forty-hve days.
The estimate Of the census people
3 that Cooweescoowee contains two
lon- citizens to one citizen and that
he population Of the district will be
between $1,000 and 20,OoO.
Apparently the easiest thing in
he world for Jim little to do is to beat
Iinita in a law suit. The need for
mending the town laws of the Chero-
zee nation grows more apparent.
The Presbyterian synod meets in
his city next month. Arrangements
aust be made for the entertainment
i all visitors; we must show that vi
ita appreciates courtesies Of this
haracter.
The final roundup OF the season,
u the western part of the country will
egin on the 25th. Those interested
fill meet at Yann's lake upon that
ay and one wagon will 60 up the Ar
ansas and one up Verdigris.
Maj. w. X. Hendrix, on A.O. Gray's
lace, is rushing things in the farming
ne. He has one hundred acres ready
Or fall wheat and the seed cleaned to
ow it with and has in the neighbor-
ood of one hundred tons OF hay put
p.
John Buliett sworein circuit court
lst week that for three years he used
he seal and performed the functions
I deputy clerk but had never in fact
cen appointrd to such position. This
ray open the door foi a great deal Of
tigaiion. :
The Hemming bank project has