Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-05-07

Nursery
DIR. L o. Ellis, dentist, will sool
visit this section Of the nation; see an
nounccment.
"A fine lot of horses and mules fo
SAFE at ranch ON Rock creek. W. O
Patton & Go.
Frog Sixkiller, member Of the sen
ate from Saline district, died abou
two weeks since.
Geo. Parks had a fine colt killed
at Kelso by the cars some days ago
which he valued at $500.
Take your watches, jewelry, etc.
to Il. L. Rudisin, Shanahan's druG
store, and have them repaired.
Mrs. II. Ironside begun the erection
of her building east of the track some
days ago and the work is progressing
rapidly
MIR. .Lunt and the gentleman Who is
assisting him, Mr.. Mitchell, estimate
that they will sell fifty Plano binders
this season.
Some Of the fishermen have been
lucky DR.. Bagby and win Wright
caught fine string OF bass and crnp-
pies last Friday.
This office, after struggling along
under somewhat adverse circumstan-
ces for several weeks with Cherokee
pamphlet, it is now turning it out.
Having bought W. @. Wright's
shop, am now prepared TO repair all
kinds of watches, clocks and jewelry
r. l.. RUDIsILL.
Emmett Starr, son of Judge Watt
Starr, is reading medicine in the office
of Dss. Fortner & Bagby, this city. He
has already taken course of lectures
in st. Louis.
Will Wright has moved out of the
postofiice into his new room and Bob
Rudisill has gone with his watchmak
ing business into shanahan's drug
store
-One evening last week viii Cham
berlin took several friends out to help
set fish net and next morning they
got up at four o'clock to raise it. They
eaught 0.
Tho Choctaw Mercantile Company
at Lehigh, was burned out last sTiday
Loss estimated at $50 700;
Insurance $4,000 This was one ofthe
largest concerns in the territory.
The Frisco equipment on this end
now includes new coach and new
locomotive. For the former the
travelling public and for the latter
Engineer Green are duly thankful.
II experience and careful training
are worth anything in any business
then carry your fine watches TO G. Il.
at the Alliance store, and
have it properly repaired and guaran-
tced.
w. r. Hendrix brought in stalk
of wheat yesterday, raised upon Mr..
Gray's place, which is between two
and three feet in height and il headed
ont. This is going to be great wheat
year.
New houses going up in all parts
of town; every carpenter in town en-
ployed; Yinita is on a boom; keep her
going; every dollar invested lends con.
fdence and assurance to others to do
likewise.
Mrs. Samuel Cornatzer died Tues
day of this week and the funeral SER
vices were conducted yesterday by
Rev. l.. w. Rivers, of this city. She
was buried near their home, ten or
twelve miles in the country.
-L.W. Burlington has at Kelso what
in few years will be one Of the hand
soonest places in the nation. Capt.
Meyers. who resides there, has set out
trees aud done everything possible to
make it model country home.
strawberry plants should be set
out at once in rows four feet apart,
two feet IN the lows They will make
matted rows by fall and yield full
crop next year. If in bloom, the bloom
or fruit should be pinched away when
set out They should be covered with
hay at the approach of winter
Rev. c. W. Dunn, Of Lebanon,
preached at the Congregational church
last sunday. while Mr. Mccarthy oc-
cupied his pulpit. There is faint
possibility that Mr.. Dunn may be Sc
cured as pastor Of the church here, in
which event we believe the congrega-
tion would have cause for congratula-
tion.
"A railroad contractor from The
Choctaw nation named Mcdonald was
taken of the evening train, south,
sunday night by Wm Foreman, and
conveyed 10 Wyandotte, Kansas. The
man was insane and his partner,
Oonahue. was taking Tim to the asy.
lums While at Parsons he made his
escape and started back.
Mrs. Robert Klaus, after a long
illness. lied Tuesday morning Of con-
sumption. and was buried yesterday
at their old home. east Of Grand river.
She learesa husband and several child
rem who merit aud are accorded the
sympathy of all aoquaintances.
Commissioners Mason 8 Court.
Bud Terry, assault and battery; rec
ognized.
Louis Criss, introducing; recognized.
David Martin, assault and battery;
recognized.
siias Tucker, introducing; recog-
nized.
W Fl. Tibbls W John q. scrimsher;
Judgment for s256S.
H. Bariies vs. J. II. Elan; judg-
ment for Sz5.05.
Jas. Harmon vs n. X & 7. Ry.. dis