Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-12
LOCAL NOTES
-Fresh Bread Al The Bon Ton.

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Fresh Bread at the Bon-Ton.
Gar OF barb wire at Alliance store
Go to the Alliance store for bar
gains.
Apply at this Office for blank prom
issory notes.
Car of shorts aud bran mixed at the
Alliance store.
That chicken is hatehed, Lee, bet
ter come home.
INCEST line of candies in the city at
Bon Ton Bakery.
Finest grade Of flour in vinita at the
Alliance store.
Finest assortment of overcoats in
town at Alliance store.
The Methodist preachers have re-
turned from conference
The Perry minstrels last week were
pure black, no burut cork.
Dixon says scott's minstrel com
pany played very well indeed.
Tom Quirk was married at Mus
lkogee recently to Miss Ora Rews.
--Go to the Alliance store for your
boots and shoes.
The taxpayers Of the town are be-
ginning to talk of better city gov
ernment.
-Seaver's cotton gin at Muskogee
was bnrned Tuesday; loss, $500; insnr-
ance, $1,000.
10000 bushels of corn wanted by
the Alliance store, for cash.
w. L. rrott is adding another
thousand apple trees to his fruit farm
east Of town.
20 pounds Of granulated sugar Sl.00;
pounds Arbuckle coffee, Sl.0O. Alli-
ance store.
= Mrs. w. D. Ritter. Of Falkland.
died Tuesday night as a result Of pre-
mature child birth.
Rev. l.. W. Rivers will preach at
Fairland, Alton and Pleasant Hill next
Saturday and Sunday.
All Of the jurors from this section
who went TO Muskogee, save the pio-
fessionals, got excused.
Monday of last week 46s cars of fax
seed were inspected at Chicago, the
largest number on record for a single
day.
In the last week or so two or three
communications have reached this Of
fee without the writer's name. We do
not publish such.
The location for the postoflice has
been selected; it will occupy halfof the
east room of the Hunt Il Co, building,
thirty feet in depth
Don't buy secondhand fruit trees
when you can get them direct from the
ground in which they grew by apply
ing to the Vinita Nursery Co.
The receipt of case of 10000 en-
selopes this week stocks us up pretty
WI in this direction. SPECIAL llow
prices will be made on large lots.
AT Mrs. Cags' will be found a nice
assortment of hats, bonnets, etc, suit
able for this season, and rather than
AIRY them over they will be sold very
cheap.
The drouth was broken last Friday
and since that time an abundance OF
rain has fallen ia this immediate vicin-
ity, though il seems not to have been
general
All parties having ordered nursery
stock from the Vinita Nurseries are re-
quested to come OF once and get same
as they are now ready 10 make de.
liveries
"A. Egnew, the blacksmith, leaves
Tor Sac and Fox next Monday TO
stay 4od unless parties who owe him
come up and pay him at once he will
be forced TO bring suit.
Considerable improvement is be-
ing made by the NJ, X. 4 T. road at
this place, including a piece OF track
probably 80 or 80 feet in length con-
rlecting nothing TO nothing
-Mrs. s. II. McQnarie died at Mag
oner early last week. The lady, pre-
vious to her marriage a year or so
since, was Miss Mary Sptiegs, citizen
Of the Cherokee nation and relative
of many Of our best families.
"A. 6. Peck has a horse and the
relics Of cart. OF one rebuilt. By ex-
perience he has learned that in a col
lision between a cart and a lumber
wagon the former gets the worst Of it.
George Wards store on Cowskin
prairie. near Olympus. was burned
als.s..1au nisl.f erzlh ararvfhfno
it contained except about $50 worth Of
goods. The fire was discovered about
ten O'Clock and is thought fc have
been set by someone. Insurance
$500.