Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20

wnl Wrlght has a now baby.

Our schools are the best property
Vinita ever invested in.
Henry Ballard, at Chouteau, is do
ing the honors as papa"
Both schools have flatterng pros
poets for the coming term.
y. Y. Charlesworth has erected a
new porch in front of his store.
The Greek election will take place
the second Tuesday in September.
Cut prices in clothing at the Al
lance store for the next thirty days.
September 49, q, 25 are the days Of
the fair, week before that at Musko-
gee.
The September number Of John
Three-Sixteen is upon our press this
week.
Peaches for sale by the Wagon load
or bushel at J. Cores place, near Blue
jacket.
"A new time card has been added to
our list, the splitlog Route, See first
column of this page.
The Vinita mill is grinding 400
bushels of wheat per day, which makes
over Is barrels Of flour.
The w. @. r. U. has resumed its
work and next week we shall open the
department in this paper.
-Vinita aud Muskogee will again
vie with each other as to which will
have the best fair this fall
w. II. Kornegay and w. II. Tibbils
have been commissioned as notaries
public for the Mukogee court.
There was no session of the su.
preme court held last week as quor-
um of the justices did not appear.
Dr. Ford, at Fairland, has traded
his stock of general merchandise Tor
the Crutchield drug stock at that place.
MIR. Pumphrey will be obliged if
some one will tell where his white and
liver setter dog, Frank, can be found.
When you want anything in the
jewelry line call at Frank Conner's
jewelry establishment, at the Alliance
Store. soft
Ed Halsell shipped train of steers
from the Chickasaw nation lately that
weighed $50 pounds and sold at SIG a
hundred.
-Vinita was full of cowmen last
Thursday; they neither had horns
when they came nor took them on
while here.
Dan Prather is getting on very
poorly. His physicians found it neces-
sary to perform a second operation on
him this week.
The agricultural interests OF the
country should be we'll represented
this year at the fair as il is fine crop
year ali round.
The preliminary examination of
Bobert Garrett, charged with the muir
der OF Handshey, has been postponed
to September ?.
While professional secrets are rig
idly guarded by the medical fraternity
joke occasionally leaks out and the
latest is good one.
"A camp meeting will begin near the
Tucker place in Delaware district, ten
miles southeast of this place, the first
Sunday in September.
The new towns on the Arkansas
Valley road are all fourshing, so Mr.. |
Egan reports, and he makes frequent
trips up and down that line.
Uncle John Edwards came in this
week and gave the printer lift. lie
will keep up his brand in these col
umns for some days to come.
Mr. Wolfe has been experimenting
with Jerusalem corn this season, on
the orphanage farm, and says it is a
success. making good yield
Mrs. j. C.. Anderson and Miss Ida |
Beatty we're out driving last Friday
when the buggy was tipped over and |
Mrs. Anderson severely bruised,
The a.loting agents have about !
completed their work in the Sac and |
Fox reservation and the residue will be |
thrown open for settlement soon.
Lots at Alton sold very lively this
week and prices were fair; the lot upon
which the blacksmith shop stands,
south of Green's store, sold at S225.
The contract for printing the prem
ium list of the coming fair has been
awarded this office. Orders for adver-
tising in its pages should be placed at /
once.
w. II. Mobiles, VINO was down last |
week, states that he stacked his wheat /
but that if the price keeps advancing
he will look out for machine and 90 |
TO threshing.
The town commissioners, Messrs.
+. NJ. Conner, Fox Danenberg aud l.. b. +
Thornton, we're here last Saturday aud |
sold the last lots owned by the nation
in this town.
The Ninita Nursery Co. offer, as a
special premium, 100 frst-class two.
year-old apple trees for the best dis
play Of home grown apples at the com
ing Vinita fair. tf
w. 2. Ward is going to move from
Adair to this place and Will 20 into
Jos. Hunt & Cos. implement and grain
house. lie will prove useful man to
the community.
John Weaver has bought the Tay
lor Foreman place in this town and
will build new house and move his
family in from the country so the chill
dren can attend school,
AT the Muskogee fair, September
18th 10 October 2nd, complimentary
ticket to which has been received,
re union Of ex-federal and confederate
soldiers is being arranged.