Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-26
LOCAL NOTES,
! Remember the Door to.day.

City election next Monday week.
Car Of barb wire at Alliance store.
Go to the Alliance store for bar
gains.
Finest grade of -four in Vinita at the
Alliance store.
"A m asquerade ball is being talked
OF for the holidays.
Oar of shorts and bran mixed at the
Alliance store.
-3-ply black diamond roofing at W.
L. Trott's lumber yard.
Wanted, 6 or cords of wood, for
cash. Enquire at this office.
-lO,OOO bushels of corn wan ted by
the Alliance store, for cash.
Mrs. George Poplin was seriously
injured by falling stove Saturday.
Go to the Alliance store for your
boots and shoes.
John Britt is building residence
near Mr.. Sheehan, in the south part of
town.
A girl baby was born last Thursday
to the family off. w. Adair, living be-
low town.
Ellison & Duncan, butchers, Vinita
1T, will pay cash for fat cattle and
hogs.
20 pounds Of granulated sugar 81 90;
8 pounds Arbuckle coffee, Sl.00. Ali-
ance store.
Full line of horse blankets, lap
robes, and such goods at Lee Barrett's
harness shop.
A substantial cross walk is being
LAID between Skinner & Ratchfi's and
the new post office location.
Finest assortment of overcoats in
town at Alliance store.
The Vinita Nursery company are
making a rabbit-proof fence around the
greater part of their nurseries.
As intimated in these columns last
week the Delaware payment takes
place the first week in December.
Mr.. @. O. Ironside is fitting up
rooms in the Raymond house, in anti
cipation of the arrival of his family.
Alton city ticket: Mayor. w. w.
Dudley; council, f. NJ. Crowell, Q. I.
Moore, VIM. Jackson. and DR.. Dawson.
IF you find yourself in Claiemore
and want nice clean shave by a first
class barber, 60 to w. j. Taylor's new
shop.
Look out for the rabbits in your or
chards, and provide against their raw
ages by wrapping or "blooding" your
trees.
The Methodist ladies will serve
Thanksgiving supper in the Patton
building this evening at about six
O'Clock.
Everybody from Labette county,
who is acquainted with Mr.. II. c.
Cook, the bank cashier, congratulates
us on our selection.
- The losses to the farmers in the
vicinity of Wagner, by fire, seem to
have been greater than anywhere IN
this part of the territory.
Albeit this is Thanksgiving day,
THE CHIEFTAIN issues as usual. We
are determined to add to the debt of
gratitude which our people owe.
MIR. Josh Ross, Of Muskogee, is en-
gagged in the publication Of "The Life
and Times of w. P. Ross" book
which will contain some 200 pages.
The work Of rebuilding the NJ X
& T. depot is nearly completed. About
the time the painters have finished
their work a sure enough Are is ex-
pected.
If any one wants to know how to
get wolfout of the ground, ask J. 0.
Hall, as that gentleman has recently
had a rather thrilling experience in
that line.
Mr.. Dixon, of Falkland, and Eta
Mode, Of Vinita, we're united in mar
riaee by Rev. d. n. Allen last Sabbath,
at the home of the young lady in the
east part of town.
The Shawnees have been holding
a council this week to look up trans
action they had with the government
in 1881. from which they are entitled |
50 a large sum Of money.
That Tulsa letter was good one,
but as the writer did not give his name |
and some of The CHIEFrAIN outfit |
might want to visit Tulsa some time |
in the future land livel it will not be
published.
s.. j. Burns has rented the room
vacated by j. F. Flippin in the Patton
building and will open a restaurant |
and probably a news and stationery
stand in connection, something the /
kown sadly needs.