Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-12

Mrs Robt. Klaus is In very feeble
health.
Drop nickle in the Slot at the
Bon Ton.
Finest eating 70 be hadi those o. X.
market hams.
A fine assortment OF fresh candies at
the Bon Ton.
Lots Of ice and snow since last
week s issue.
The school children have gone
home for vacation.
VIII Miller's new house will be put
up early this spring.
"A newspaper is soon to be started
at Alton, IL isreported.
George McGassen is going about
building Immediately.
Try those home made sugar cured
hams at the . X market.
"A BOY baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W.O. Ohamberlin last Monday.
Tho vinita World is the name Of
the new paper soou to be issued in this
city.
Last week we fixed Mr.. Hunts
price on binders rather low; it is Sl25
each.
billy Sheeban has let the contract
for an eight or nine hundred dollaf
dwelling. q
"A ine lot of horses and muIes |t|
saleat ranch on Rock creek. W.
Patton 90.
--Drs. Fortner aud Anderson wi ~
out last Tuesday morning aud kiil14
fifteen ducks.
Mrs. Berry Johnson, Of Alton, wss
married last Thursday to preacIfs
named John CLARK.
-. d. Kelly and Mrs. Josie Pierre
will be married near Alton to-day.
Here's TO you Duke"
The oven at the Bon Ton bakery has
been repaired this week and frst-class
work can now be done.
Tom Mccain Killed fourteen wild
ducks at one shot few days ago and
crippled two or three more.
-Please observe, in another column,
the brand Of Q. w. Poole: + on shout
der; some have q w on side.
The way into the Bon Ton is not
| winding stair, but many good things
you'll find when you are there.
Quite a number Of people came up
last Thursday to see the new press
start; glad to see on interest shown in
our ailairs
Try our siness local column.
DR.. frazee, from n two line item got,
applications for 500 bushels more oats
than he had.
Born, last Saturday, March 9TH, to
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Milford. daugh-
ter; weight ten pounds. The CmiEFTAIs
is getting lots Of new things these
days.
II Z. d. Caudry, Of CofIeyviile, Kas.,
as will be seen, avails himGell Of our
business local columns this week and
intimates an Intention Of taking 4 dis
play adj
"A font of fancy script type has
been added 10 our outfit within the
last few days. Parties wishing any
work In which it can be utilized caa
now he accommodated.
L W. Marks has sown eight CT ten
acres Of Johnson grass, a grass which
resembles sorghum. In Texas Il yields
two tous Of nay TO the acre aud can be I
cut three times a Leason.
"A petition has beeu circulated and
steps taken TO secure the reinstatement
Of Mr. clark as station agent at Adair. |
Jim Hall has either gone or is going to
sedaiia TO lay the matter before the
genera! superintendent.
Up in the colored settlement on
lightning creek last Thursday week
Henry Munson put load of buckshot
into Andy Rider and it is S'SyYht he
Will die. The matter will be e. ned |
10y the grand jury next Tuesday. ~
The man who lost the two golden
hours, set with sixty diamond min
utes, between sunrise aud sunset, Sat |
urday last, can recover them by call
on ing G. Il. Anglin at the Alliance store
and having his time piece repaired.
There is some clash about Bert /
Walkers appointment AS stock agent. |
The operating department don't want |
to give him up as station agent. 1t is
needless to say that things are work.
ing to Mr.. Walkers advantage, either
way.
The Bon Ton bakery has for some
time been laboring under dissatIsiac-
tion, both to itself and customers, I
caused by use ofbad -four, but as they |
have been able to get a frst-class -four 1
you will find bakery supplies up to the
standard again.
1T is proposed by the young men to |
organize literary and debating socie- |
" at tho rooms adjoining the Presby- |
teripn chnrch tomorrow night. They /
ask ana hope for the aid of those of
mature years aud should be encouraged |
IN this direction.
p. G.. Fields, an attache of this Of 1
ice, has gone to Chetopa, Coileyyillo /
and other points, in response to a re- /
quest from q number Of merchants who |
wish to talk advertising. The merch-
an's have learned that the people take
very kindly to rHE CHIEFrAIN.
REV, A. d. JACKIE, pastor in charge.
states that the Mound Presbyterian
church at Sagecyah depot is to be ded.