Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-10-15
LOCAL NOTES.

DR.. Frazee has sold his residence
to DR.. A. NJ. Clinkscales.
Work upon Hunt & Cos. new
building is being hurried.
Send THE CHIEFTAlN to your friends
until Jan. |, 1891, foi 25 cents.
COLLECTIONS are better now than
they have been in long time.
"A quantity of bones have been
brought in recently for shipment.
weavel have attacked the corn in
the field, very uncommon thing.
New goods are being opened at
about all the stores in town this week.
j. b. Perrin is having a new black
smith shop built opposite the post
office
An honest and upright man has no
occasion to fear criticism from any
source.
The -four made by the Vinita mill
is equal in quality to that of any mill
in the country.
"A protrace1 meeting was begun by
Rev. Allen at the Presbyterian church
Monday night.
Anyone wishing to purchase a
good span of horses would do well to
call at this Office.
Criminal business in the commits
sioner's court has been exceedingly
brisk the past week.
The woods, the hills, the prairies
and even the town gives evidence
that winter is approaching.
Lee Barrett has lot of heavy
winter lap robes which he will sell low
down in price, for cash only.
The Vinita band has been reorgan-
lied, and Vinita may look for some
good music in the near future.
John Thomson, while in ST. Louis
last week, bought an extra large stock
OF goods which are now arriving.
Michael Swab who lived upon w.
9. Chamberlin' place some time since
died in Oklahoma on the 2sth ult.
Born, to Mrs. Capt. @. II. Taylor,
on llth inst, bouncing girl. Both
mother and child are doing finely.
L L. Orutchfeld was laid up sew
eral days recently with asprained back
caused by lifting barn(or part of one.)
There were never more carpenters
employed in Vinita than at the present
time and there is demand for more.
1t is always best to gather winter
apples in due season as they will keep
longer than if left on the trees too
late.
When you want anything in the
jewelry line call at Frank Conner's
jewelry establishment, at the Alliance
Store. soft
IAN allotment petition was placed
at the postofIice Yesterday and signers
began to affix their names to it at
once.
"A new lot of those ironclad chattei
mortgages, with power of sale, have
Just been printed at this office Send
IN your orders.
The Synod OF the Presbyterian
church will meet at Atoka on the 2Sth
inst. 1t embraces the Indian Terrific
ry and Oklahoma.
The man who hasn't some sign to
convince him that the coming winter
is going to be an exceptionally hard
one is not much account.
Miss Nancy Wooliver, aged eight
teen years, living at Enoch Souther-
land coal bank, died on the 9TH inst.
and was buried next day.
AT the A. NJ. E. church in this city
next Sunday night Rev. j. L. Wolfe
will lecture upon the subject of temper.
ance; all are invited to come.
"A. j. Greenway has been suffering
for the last three months with inham-
nation of the mucuous membrane of
the stomach but is some better now.
"A Shawnee Bread" dance begins
next Monday on the head of Whiteoak
and at its clese, about the end of the
week, the regular election will! take
place.
THE CHIEFTAIN has taken more
paid-up subscriptions in the last six
weeks than some papers have on their
books, all told. This is point for adj
vertisers.
Henry Cook is now studying med
icine in st. Louis, William is working
for the Missouri Pacific railroad CON-
pany and Miss Florence has entered
Byrde's college.
Bethel & Little report insurance
business so good that they ran out of
blank Policies this week. Read A. N. /
Green's card on the subject of insur-
ance in this issue.
George Barritt, the popular Hotel 1
Cobb clerk, placed on our table this /
week some fine Irish potatoes that he
raised this summer while farming in /
Indiasa. They are beauties.
Cotton pickers can find employ /
ment and are wanted at ChOska, l. T.;
75 cents pr 100 paid for picking;
work, plenty Of IL, till January.
M.R. LIPSCUMB a. co.
Our offer TO send The CHIEFrAIN un-
til January frst for twenty. five cents is
getting subscribers by the score. This
covers the council session and the
people want that news above all other.
Miss Rena Blueiacket, who has re-
Gently returned from a three years at
tendance at Haskell institute, Law
renee, Is now struggling with the intri
cacies Of printers case in this office.
40 Cts.
Will pay for THE CHEEFTAis, on trial,
from now until Jan. I, 1892. Subscrip-
tions from a distance may be made in