Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-04

- GtNefui " our CltlNtnb are ubAcuu-
ing the Delaware payment on Light
ming creek this week
-For general trade an improve
ment this is without a dturt the best
summer Vinita ever saw.
"A seedy looking indi dual called
on us not long since inquiring for a
lawyer named "Goring Smith"
"A programme OF the closing exer-
cises OF the Presbyterian mission at
Muskogee was received this week.
MIR. Magnus Mcspadden aud Miss
Capitola V. Wiley we're married at
Tahlequah on Tuesday Of last week.
Cattle on TIE range never looked
better at this season of the year than
now. A great many are fat enough TO
ship.
When you want anything in the
jewclry lipe call on Frank Conner's
jewelry establishment, at the Alliance
Store.
"A good printer, competent to take
charge Of this office as foreman and do
the job work, can secure a steady place
at fair wages.
-Erh and Isaac Martin (colored)
are in the calaboose charged with
stealing $3.50 from Uncle Joseph Pur-
cell, the butcher.
Send your orders for Binder Twine
10 Turner Hardware Co., Muskogce,
and get the Standard at 11cts per
pound, cash with order.
will Sortner, of Adair, has been
sick couple OF weeks or more with
typhoid fever and there is as yet no
signs Of its abatement.
&c. w. Poole, at Chelsea, is putting
in new set of wagon scales and will
pay lhe highest cash price for all the
wheat delivered at that town. 2t
Jess Elliott desires us to acquaint
the Telephone with the fact that thers
is one more Mayes man in Vinila-
made his advent last Friday night.
When yon want anything in the
jewelry line call on Frank Conner's
jewelry establishment, at the Alliance
| Store.
Probably one of the very first fields
of wheat to be cut is that of Al Lynch
on Grand river. Tho binder will bI
started the latter part OF this week.
Season for cut worms-see CHIEF
TAIN correspondence London Purple
wiz save your fruit and shade trees
PArroN's DRUG sroRE.
-Chas. T. Chesney, Jr., an expeS
Lefty job pIiRter- AIrlyeJ Tuesday nis6
and will "hang OUT for time viii
The CmIEFTAIN folks who, by the way
are his folks.
-Vinila takes the cake for pic-ni
orators. -Four OF her worthy sons oc
cupied that position by special invita-
tion at the recent allotment meet,ni
on Horse creek.
The pupils Of Galloway collcg
will give free exhibition at the operi
house next Tuesday night, to whicl
all are invited. The closing examina
lions occur this week.
w. l.KoInegay, IAN attorney recent
ly from Neosho, has east his lot will
the legal gentlemen OF this city an,
will be found in an Office across Tia,
street from the Raymond.
A grand fourth Of July celebration
is being arranged to take place a
Halls ranch, on Rock creek. A picnic
barbecue, and sports and games of al
kinds will be the programme.
As the hot weather is coming oi
the sanitary condition OF tho towr
should be looked after. A genera
cleaning up Is needed. Our steets ant
alleys are In veiy filthy condition.
some fifteen or twenty of our clli
zens, chiefly belonging to the Mason
ic faierniiy, yiaited Neosho Tresda,
to witness the laying Of the corne
stone. All were well pleased will
their trip.
1t Is somewhat unbeeoming TO
peace officer or an attache Of cour
to talk about setting with his fist
matters which properly belong TO ~
courts -eyen II he does not moan II
Did this ever occur to your
AT the Olaremore Downing pIi
mary the delegates were instructed
For senators, -. w. Rider aud Johl
Foreman clerk, Joe Lahay; sheriff
Neal Ward; solicitor, A. II. Norwood
chelsea, for the senate, J. X. Ollngan
and Henry Chambers.
This month young trees requIr
good aud thorough cultivation to xii
the weeds as well as to keep :he groun
moist. Rub or cut of limbs and suck
crs that obstruct the natural growth
While trees are small Is the prope
time TO trim in any desired form,