Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-04-02

-Catllo arc coming rapidly now.

mains
BILLY sheehan's house is going up
quite rapidly.
Did you pick mp any parcels on the
street yesterday?
Jimmy White leaves his place at
the Academy this week.
Mr., Hunt is selling the Plano
binder and the Jones mower.
Dora little has been dangerously
III recently but is now better.
The Viniia post.ofce was raised
on the LIST inst. to tho third class.
"A piano recital will be given by
Miss Hubbell's pupils on the l7th
"A fine lot Of horses and mules for
sale at ranch on Rock creek. W. @.
Patton 4 Go.
Mrs, Cass is considering the pro-
iect OF obening q millinery store at
Webbers Falls.
Horse aud Jack bills, and notes
printed on short notice and at reasona-
bic prices at this Office.
--PostofIice Inspector Elliott was
here last Saturday on business and
will return again in few weeks.
-Rey. Mr. Rivers lost bunch Of
five keys on ring few weeks ago.
Win finder please restore them2
Dick Scott was killed in cold blood
some days ago near Muskogco by sun
day Lucky, both Greek freedmen.
The boys had considerable sport
yesterday With the unwary mortal
who had not consulted the calendar
April first.
"A train Of empty cars broke in two
last Saturday night on the Frisco a
few miles east of Tulsa and when it
came together FIVE on Elk cars We're de-
molished.
IS J Burns is putting a glass front
into his restaurant and preparing to
place the establishment on par with
the improved appearance Of the town
in general.
DIR. and Mrs, G. 7 Chesney will
arrive in the city this evening from
Topeka 70 make an extended visit With
Mrs Milford, their daughter, and
family
Skinner, Ratelih & Co. badly need
more room aud will probably pnt mp
new building this summer extending
down the east side ana across the back
OF their present one.
Miss Lon Skinner WAS taken yio-
lently in last Thursday afternoon with
spinai neuralgia and for a day or two it
was feared she could not recover. Her
is now more favorable.
The Frisco station at this place
handled 1875 cars, chiefly cattle. last
Sunday, probably the largest days
business ia the history Of this end Of
the road Most Of the cars came off |
the NJ, X &T.
"A. j. Greenway, who is selling
Buckeye harvesting machinery for
Z Campbell, called Monday and left /
an ad The Buckeye is as staple as
gold dollars and as the repairs can be /
bought most anywhere it is q proit-
able machine to buy.
Hone time is more favorable than
another for advertising brands, that /
time has arrived. There will be more
'attle in the country this year than
ever before and ali stock owners will (
nave to exert extra Efforts to k9ep
heir stuff on the range.
When " f. IalseH returns from
reXas, which he probably will do as
soon as he sees this item, he viii find
nmself pap some more" as a little
girl once put it, girl baby having
made her way into his household early
asst Saturday morning.
BY the 18th, Il nothing occurs to
lisarrange present plans, steam
hin viii he in operation at this place
md a hole atleast 2500 feet deep will
1e sunk to prospect for oil. That val
liable mineral OF oil will be discovered
S considered certain, and then our
own will boom in earnest.
Henry Munson, indicted recently
)y the Cherokee authorities for shoot
ng Andy Rider. was taken to Fort
smith last sunday, 10 having been
by some one that Rider
vas non-citizen. This is probably
mistake, for Rider has always voted
md been recognized as citizen.
The meeting continues at the
Methodist church with increasing In.
crest Quite number Of preachers
lave been helping the pastor. Revs
Hail, Lovett and Lamar have done
most of the preaching, which has been
rood to the use OF ediying. The
.hurch has been in measure revived
md number OF penitents have been
Onward for prayers
All persons having accounts with
he treasurer Of Worcester academy
re requested 10 make an early settle
nent. The state Of the treasurer's
recount at the close of the year will
determine The enlargements and i'm
,rovements to be made tie coming
ear. The academy will keep pace
With the growth Of the town If its
riends viii act with their accustomed
and kindness.
Commissioner Edason's Court.
james Garrison, hunting on Sunday;
ecolnized.
Benz. Miser. assault and battery;
ecOgnized
Jesse Tolen; unlawful co-habitation;
w. p Bennett SIS. Joe solastrong,
judgment for defendant
With $3.50 damages.
A. sprague & Co. vs.. II. B. Henry;
Judgment for s90l0.
License issued: Or. Jesse Tolen and
4 g-ic Davis.
Alarming But Not Serious Fire.