Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-04-23
LOCAL NOTES.

Move dead stock farther from town
Engraving neatly done by O. r.
Anglin.
The Cherokee payment ends this
week, at Claremore.
Repairing of fine watches a spec
ialty. H. L. RUDIsIIL.
The Delaware district union meets
at Oseuma to-day.
Several parties in town would like
to purchase fresh COWS.
The mother of DIR. Il. b. Fite died
recently at Sherman Texas.
Nv. L. Green is in very frail health
and suffering with complication OF
ills
Allen Ross and Daniel Ross are
both very danderously rick at Table
quah.
Wm. Barbee. living seven miles up
Little Cabin, Is very low with con-
sumption.
Lettuce and radishes have been on
the tables of some OF our residents for
a week
"A large numberof Vinitas citizens
are attending the Claremore payment
this week.
Take your watches, jewelry, ETC.,
to L. l.. Rudisill, postotice building,
and have repaired.
The Bushyhead stone quarry case
will probably not be decided for some
weeks. it is reported.
--Claremore is among the towns of
the nation which is doing exception
ally well this spring.
Wiley Cox, we'll known officer
who was shot at Fort Smith last fall
at the fair, died last week.
Much of the trade which deserted
our town a few years ago has returned
and It is rapidly drifting back.
Having bought W. &. Wrighrs
shop, | am now prepared to repair all
kinds OF watches, clocks aud jewelry.
II. L. RUDIsILL.
There were no changes of conse-
luence made by the Presbytery as to
his section OF the country. so Bro.
Allen reports.
Mrs. Ike Mcdonald, vino was taken
to the asylum recently, is getting much
better and her husband will take her
nome this week.
Big Cabin has now firs.-class
country store kept by j f. Charles
Worth, of this city. John +. Butler
will be in charge.
"A new town is being laid out seven
niles north OF Fairland, on the east
side of the riyer, which promises to be-
'ome an important one.
-Butterine has become quite sub
titute for butter this spring. Mr..
3alenIine has sold 250 pounds lately
md has orders out for more.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Shack.
lford, Thursday, April 10th, a girl
'aby. All parties doing well except
Ross aud he will recover Phoenix
Notice our cattle brand column,
md if YOU want 10 keep track of your
took this summer it will pay you TO
:ome IN and occupy position therein.
Bob Titles baby was severely
a few days ago, it is supposed
~ sitting or falling upon some Hat
rons which had been set outdoors to
DOL.
Most of the farmers i'm the Henry
Payne neigh borhood have their corn
planted and are much farther adyanc-
d with their spring work than com.
non.
The delegates from vinita to the
'ort Gisbon convention are, from Coo
veescoowee district. Joseph Hunt and |
:. lrouside; Delaware district, f. w.
Strout
w. @. Wright has sold his watch
making business to X. l.. Rudisill. Mr.. |
Wright S going to open grocery store
n the west room of the Raymond
Sheriff Wyly accompanied Treas
irer Ross to this place last Sunday
where he was met by Sheriff Adair who |
With his deputies took charge OF the |
,olice work.
If experience and careful training
re worth anything in any business
hen carry your fine watches to G. r.
Anglin, at the Alliance store, and
laye it properly repaired and guaran-
eed.
John keg Landrum, living on
Duck creek, received a gancing blow
N the head with an AK in the hands
# John Counlryman at the payment
n Delaware district last week. No
ierious damage resulted.
James Parks, now attending Gen.
raj college al Fayette, Mo-. failed to
apture either first or second prize at
he orgtoTical contest at Sedalia re-
emily, but the local papers declare he
vas easily the winner Of the second.
The child of DR.. Nix which was
MS sed from the cars at Muskogee re-
emily was found in the Arkansas river
Il the Fort Gibson ferry. Ii is thought
he child walked off the platform as
he cars were crossing the bridge.
Bob Rudisiil was a passenger on the
rain.
jay Gould was at Wagner one
lay last week, accompanied by his son,
Edward and " H. II. Clark, general
manager Of the Gould interests in the
oulhwest. The party was quite an
lttraction and impressed the writer as
pretty keen set Of business men-a
eputaiion which tile cold man." at
east. bears.
---Dr. Foreman is improving an eNtcn.
i've tract OF land near Kelso, building
large house for himself and annother
or his help and as soon as The former