Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

Alliance store is headquarters for
baling wire.
The vinita Roller Mills are running
day and night.
Wheat on the yinita market is
worth 6s cents.
Time will prove whether Allotment
is TO be ignored OF not
Suppose we give the far q little
attention for a change.
Not enough care is expended in
keeping the estreets and alleys clean
Twenty pounds Of granuIated
sugar for Sl00 at the Alliance store.
III you want to live in live town
come to yinita; she's "builtthat way"
The next senate and council will
both be Downing by good majority.
--Cnt prices in clothing at the al
lance store for .he next thirty days.
John Gnnter has purchased from
Mr.. Naylor very fine span Of black
horses.
When 3unch died the Nationals
received a blow which killed them for
this election.
-W. @. Wright is back at the bench
again with a new set Of tools. Send in
your watches.
There is some danger the United
States being absorbed by the govern
mens at Tahlequah.
There are fewer idlers in yinita
this summer than common but there
could be fewer still.
Tomorrow friday night Vinita
onion f. a. & U meets and full
attendance Is desired
The fourth one o. Charley McClel-
lau's houses, being erected in this
town, has been begua.
ell Healey, merchants at South .
west Oity, was drowned last Sunday
while out fishing ana bathing.
"A load Of new corn was sold on the
streets yesterday Il was well matured
and very fine, and brought so cents
per bushel.
-Chouteau, Thomson 4 90. are
agents for the New Home sewing ma
chine, as ane machine as thole is in
the market.
That always-to-be-relied-upon and
numerous individual, the oldest in
habitant,n again comes to the front
with the hottest weather.
If the city is not too poor it might
spend few dollars Of the tax money
in fixing up the public well and pro-
yidtng troughs for watering teams.
John Hogan was on the st. Louis
market last Thursday with several
loads of stun and did fairly well, espec-
tally on his dry cows and ear Of
calves,
Tho little Shawnee boy, Tom Rog-
ers, whose leg was cut on by the doc
tors last week, is getting along surpris-
iugiy well, in spite Of his adverse sur
roundiugs.
John Humphrey had his panta-
looms stolen from under his head Mon
day night while asleep AZ Gunter's
stable, and with bis wear apparel went
50 in money.
Mrs. Nail, an elderly lady living
seven miles north Of here, was severely
injured in the hip joint lt was probably
fractured Tuesday night, by falling
ont ofa door.
We want a correspondent in every
town In the nation aud want to hear
from them every time there is any
thing worth writing, even fit be upon
a postal card.
The town commissioners held a
sale al Claremore yesterday will hold
one at Chelsea to-day, Nin.ta Satur.
day, Alton Monday and Tuesday aud
BIuciacket Thursday next.
Miss Laura Ellis, Mr.. Peck's sister
in-law, is trdlc better than she has
been but is still dangerously sick.
Laura Downing is recovering rapidly
and is considered out Of danger.
Joseph Hunt has sold this season
eighty-two mowers and tifty.one bind
ers. Next season be has decided TO
extend the breadth Of his business,
adding wire and other goods in that
line
"A child Of Millard Rentfro, living
at Big Cabin, had its arm broken near
the elbow joint Sunday evening by
falling from wagon. II was brought
to town Tuesday and the fracture
reduced.
"A white man named Seeker fred
seven shots at Arch Landrum near
Bolens Ferry on Grand river one DAY
last week, kiiling his horse under him.
A personal difference Of some kind was
the cause
For some time Dan Prather has
been troubled with a pain and symp-
toms which Indicated the existence OF
an abdominal abseess but an incision
made by The doctors Tuesday failed tc
disclose it
The supreme court is in session at
Tahlequah. This is the regular Octo-
Der, 1870. term, first adjourned to No
vember, then 10 June and then tc
August nth Lawyer Bell, Of this
place, went down yesterday.
The Masonic grand lodge OF the
Indian Territory meets at Oklahoma
City. August 18th to 23nd. To parties
desiring 90 attend, the M., x. q 7
railway offers a rouud-trip rate Of one
fare 30 far as its lines extend.
The trial Of Bud Blunt for the muir
der Of Brakeman Jack Majors was con
cluded at Pinegiiie this week. having
been taken from Newton county on q
change of venue. Blunt was convicted
AMI ,.=t...;ss-s.l To- he hinged Sept. 25
The academy opens three weeks
from yesterday and enough pupils have
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