Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-06
LOCALNOIES.

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1925 per thousand.
Mrs. Timberlake is in a poor stat,
of health at present.
--Cut prices in clothing at the AL
lance store for the next thirty days
New line Of stationery and also ol
jewelry at W. O. Patton 4 Co.'S. drug
store.
Rev, d. N. Allen will occupy his
pulpit next Sabbath, morning and
evening.
A chapter Of the Order of the East
ern Star Is to be instituted at this
place very soon.
-$2.25a thousand for envelopes with
your business card printed upon then,
0HIEFrAIN Office.
j. Ii. Akin has begun the erection
of building at Chelsea and is going to
open general store.
When you want fair dealing, good
weights, and the worth Of your money
go to the Alliance store.
The regular meeting OF Chelsea
Union, f. A. & L. U. hereafter, will be
on the 3rd Saturday in each month.
-Chouteau, Thomson & Go. are
agents for the New Home sewing ma
chine, as fine machine as there is in
the market.
The incoming train from the west
ON Wednesday of last week ran OF the
track near the Yerdigris causing de-
lay of about six or eight hours.
"A gent Bennett has instructed his
police force to be especially yiglant in
the destruction of hard cider aud beer
in this country, and to report persons
handling it.
The entertainment given by Hew-
ett's Musettes last night was very cred
liable. They will give another enter
tainment this evening with an en- tire
change of programme.
The Knights and Ladies Of Honor
fare badly elsewhere as well as at vi
nita. The protector of St. Louis lodge,
otto Gompert, has just disappeared
with $3.50 of lodge funds.
The Rev. d. N. Allen, pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Vinita, IS max
ing preparations for building,a church
and organizing a society out among
tba Cboupaau ~, lNbffn noLy
There are several cases OF typo
malarial fever in town. Mrs. Hamilton,
Miss Laura Ellis aud Miss Laura
Downing all are sick but in each
case the tendency is for the better
IF anyone wants envelopes at S225
a thousand or $3.50 for five hundred,
prin ted, we have got them. We have
also better quality at higher price,
Please specify which you wish.
The sixteen months old son Of +.
NJ. Conner met an accidental death
one day last week by springing from
its sisters arms and breaking its neck.
The family will receive the universal
sympathy Of all acquaintances.
The cattle market is in the worst
shape ever known and shipments from
this country have practically ceased.
There are too many "rpe cattle" all
over the country and they are pouring
into the market like deluge.
The Walker wheat is turning ont
poorly on Cabin creek, while the FulN
is doing very well. Mr.. McCullom, on
g. w. Green S farm, got but about 10
bushels OF Walker per acre, while his
neighbors, just above, got IS to 20 of
Fultz.
Rev. &. +. Morrison, the pastor,
gives notice that there will be camp
meeting held at Claremore commence
ing September Srd AMI continuing
over the 10th, under the auspices OF
the Methodist Episcopal church. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Now is a splendid time to prune
orchards as the wounds made will
heal up before the growing season is
over and leave fewer scars than when
done at any other time Of the year.
Superfiuous branches should be lop-
ped off while they are small as cutting
large limbs Injuries the whole tree.
Charles Mason. a brakeman, was
knocked off an NJ, X, & T. freight
train Friday night by the bridge at
Pryor creek and killed. He was missed
shortly afterwards, and a northbound
train was wired Of the circumstance
and picked him up. Mason lived at
Parsons, and this was his third day in
the compauy's employment.
Rev. A. J. Essex, general mission
airy of the Baptists, spent Saturday
and Sunday at Vinita, preaching morn
ing and evening at the Presbyterian
church. A Baptist church of twenty
members was organized Sunday at
three O'Clock, p. m. 1t is the inten-
ton to secure a suitable man as pastor
at as early date as possible, and pros.
ecute the work vigorously. The cat
look is encouraging.
Killed bv Lightning