Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-10-29

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ripe.
built.
DIR. Frazee has rooms in the Ray
mond building.
Weather too fine," was the judg
ment last Sunday"
-R. 5. Prather lost seven stacks Of
hay by fire last week.
--Muron HarIin is suffering severely
with dropsical affection.
-Falrland and sdcinity is beseiged
with life insurance agents.
Nice fresh bread always on hand at
j. +. Flippin's Bon Ton bakery.
1t is so dry that wheat is said to
be dying in the ground, in places.
-wyman Thompson is preparing to
plant an orchard of 1000 apple trees.
There is no abatement in the build.
ing boom which vinita has been enjoy.
ing.
FINEST line OF ladies' shoes ever
brought to the Territory. f. T. Iron
side.
Jim Halls new house adds a great
deal 10 the appearance Of equality
hill"
Our railroads are doing good
business, both With and through vi
nita
The Shawnee dance has received
good attendance Of visitors from vi
nita
WI Strange has sold his resi-
deuce at Chelsea and is going into
business.
d. S. Warren sold three sucking
jack colts last week to John wiswell
for 81 600.
The new hardware store east of the
track starts of with very satisfac-
tory trade.
w. :. Rounuee has moved into one
of the Mcclellan houses, near Sam
SINNERS.
The Alton band concert last Friday
met a hearty reception aud satisfac-
tory returns.
--Rev. A. J.. Essex will preach in the
opera house next Sabbath, morning
and evening.
"A very successful entertainment
was given at the Methodist church last
Friday night.
Prof Lewis is meeting with very
fair success in the formation of book
keeping class.
The Mcclellan place, adjoining
town, WAS burned over TO some extent
again last week.
The damage rendered to Mr.. Pat
toms buildings by the late fire is being
rapidly repaired.
Senator Z. l.. Washbourne had the
bad luck recently to lose $3.50 in cash
out Of his pocket.
Bill Rains was out at Fairland last
week trying to buy bunch of steers
to feed this winter.
M. ID. Ren.fro had about seventy
i've tons of bailed hay burned Saturday
near Big Cabin switch.
The cemetery was threatened TO be
burned over one day last week but es'
capped aud is now fairly safe.
The Marks. .Shackleford- White herd
ofcattle have been sold and will be driv-
en- to the Usage pasture for wintering.
-Fairland and Alton are enjoying a
fair business bat the failure Of the fax
crop was setback in their expec
tations
"A seven foot we'll forty feet deep
has just been dug by Pete darkness
for the mill company to supply the
engine.
1t was reported Tuesday morning
that q. W. Green's hay barn at Kelso
was burned the night before but was a
misiaAe.
- The country between Muskogee
and Eufaula is all burned of aud cattle
are looking as poor as they should in
the spring.
The bicycle which came the other
day in care of skinner & Ralclih was
not for John Skinner but belongs to
Carl Bradley.
The Hunt & Go. building is prov
ing to be an important one in depth
breadth and height; forty feet by sixty
and two stories high.
g. b. Chandler has rented the
lIalsel place (the old lronside place.
and will move over here in order to Sc
cure school facilities.
Judge Tibbils has been giving away
dogs this summer aud the operations
Of the law Of supply and demand hav,
kept him pretty busy.
Fl. +. lronslde has abandoned TIE
intention OF opening lumber yarC
and will put in a full line OF genera
merchandise instead.
The railroad company has enjoin
ed Sam Burns from moving his hote
across the side track TO the site occu
pied by the restaurant.
Ladies, At +. T. Ironside's, east o
track. you will find stock OF thoe
next week that will surprise you
Cheap for cash is the rule.
---Clem Hayden had 200 tons of ha,
burned ON his feeding ground lasl
weea Reports of damaging prairi,
ires come from all directions.
Il. J.. Crutch6eld has been "fgur
ing" on buying out store at Glaze
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