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

"A fine lot of horses and mules for
sale at ranch on Rock creek W O.
Patton & Go.
Frog Sixkiller, member Of the SEN
ate from Saline district. died about
two weeks since.
Geo. Parks had fine colt killed
at Kelso by the cars some days ago
which hc valued at $500.
Take your watches, jewelry, ETC.,
to II. l. Rudisll, 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.
Mr.. Aunt 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 viii Wright
caught fine string OF bass and crnp-
pies last filuay.
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. q. Wrighps
shop, am now prepared to repair all
kinds of watches, clocks and jewelry.
X. l.. RUDIsiLL.
Emmett Starr, son of Judge Watt
Starr, is reading medicine in the office
Of Drs. Fortner & Bagby. this city. He
has already taken a course Of lectures
in st. Louis.
Will Wright has moved out Of the
postoAice into his new room and Bob
Rudisill has gone with his watchmak-
ing business into Shanahan's drug
store.
One evening last week viii G ham.
berlin took several friends out TO help
set fish net and next morning they
got up at four o'clock to raise il. They
caught 0.
The Chociaw Mercantile Company
at Lehigh, was burned out last Friday
morning. Loss estimated at $50, 900
Insurance S25,OO0. This was one OF the
largest concerns in the territory.
The Frisco equipment on this enc
now includes new coach aud a neN
locomotive. For the former ths
travelling public and for the lsti,l
Engineer Green arr dolly ssaakfni
III experience and careful trainin,
are worth anything in nuy bHanya
then carry yonr nne watches 10 g. !,
Anglin, at the Alliance store, an,
have it properly repaired and gneran
iced.
w. Il. Hendrix brought in n stall
of wheat yesterday, raised upon MI
Gray's place, which is between twl
and three feet in height and is hcade,
out. This is going to be a great whea
year.
New houses going up in all part
OF town; every carpenter in town en-
ploycd; vinita is on boom; keep he
going; every dollar invested lends con
fidence and assurance to others to d
likewise.
Mrs. Samuel Cornaizer died Tue
day OF this week and the funeral Sc
vices were conducted yesterday b
Rev. l.. W. Rivers, OF this city. Sh
was buried near their home, ten {
twelve miles in the country.
-L.W. Burlington has at Kelso whi
in few years will be one of the han,
soonest places in the nation, Cap
Meyers, who resides there, has set OF
trees and done everything possible
make 1t model country home.
strawberry plants should be s.
out at once in rows four feet apa
two feet IN the lows. They will nal
matted rows by fall and yield Fl
crop next year. Ifin bloom, the bloc
or fruit should be pinched away WHIT
set out. They should be covered wi
hay at the approach Of winter.
Rev. @. W. Dunn, of Leblanc
preached at the Congregational chur
last Sunday. while Mr.. Mccarthy {
eupied his pulpit. There is a fai
: possibility that Mr.. Dunn may be
cured as pastor Of the church here,
which event we believe the congres
tion would have cause for congratu
ton.
"A railroad contractor from I
9 Choclaw nation named Mcdonald v
taken of the evening train, SOU
J. Sunday night by VIM. Foreman, a
l. conveyed to Wyandotte. Kansas. 1
man was insane and his partn
Donahue, was taking him to the a
lum. While at Parsons he made I
, escape and started back.
y Mrs. Robert Klaus, after !,
\. Illness, died Tuesday morning of c
. sumption, and was buried yester'
at their old home. east OF Grand ri'
She leaves husband and several ch
rem who merit and are accorded
sympathy OF all acquainiances.
S, Commissioner Mason's Cour
Bud Terry, assault and baticryi
y. ognized.
al Louis Criss, Introducing recognil
~ David Martin, assault and bait
Ter recognized.
:" siIas Tucker, introducing; re'
IS nized.
=. w. n. Tibbils vs John q. Scrims
judgment for S25.0S.
'oK j. II. Barlles vs. J.. II. Elan; J,
as. meat for S20.Oo.
'aa Jas. Harmon W NJ, X. & +. Ry.;
iie missed.