Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-09-17

fancy goods are displayed by Mrs.
Chouteau this week.
w. l.. Trott placed his son Henry
in the Mamaduke Military Academy
at Sweet Springs, Mo.
Joseph Gibbs and Miss Rafting
gourd, of Claremore, we're married by
Judge Starr last week.
-Robt. Dobkins and wife, Of Upper
Cabin creek, are the happy possessors
of bouncing baby boy.
If you have a good, gentle horse
you would like to trade for fruit trees,
enquire at Vinita Nursery.
Notice stockmen: We have for sale
a lot of !, 2 and year old steers. Gray
& Clluksca!es, Vinita, |. T. Ia
&C. W. Poole, one Of Chelsea's mer-
chants, has paid cut over 5000 to his
farmer neighbors for wheat.
The Presbytery at CIaremore last
week returned Rev. u. N. Allen to the
vinita work for another year.
Bring all the babies to the fair
next week and exhibit them. They
are all entitled to premiums.
Three balloon asccbsions have been
contracted for during the fair to be
given by Prof. Montz Bozarth.
The mail will hereafter be opened
in the evening on the arrival of the
passenger train from the north.
We have varied the programe this
week little. Have few weddings to
report instead OF so many births.
People that travel the sidewalks in
this town had better keep sober, 9TH
erwise they are liable to get crippled.
If the weather is fair next week
yinita will eclipse anything she ever
attempted before in the way of fair.
Thursday of last week Rev. d. n.
Allen attended the funeral of his bro
ther Johns little boy at Canadaville.
When you want anything in the
jewelry line call at Frank Conner's
jewelry establishment, at the Alliance
Store. soft
u. b. Bell is attending circuit
court at Claremore this week, being
employed in a number Of cases before
that court.
There was the smallest attendance
at Cooweescoowee court this week OF
any term since the court house was
moved TO Claremore.
The Masonic hall at Prairie City
was recently moved to Fairland with
out pane o: glass being broken or q
door refusing to close.
III cattle continue to be shippet
out at the rate they are now goinl
there will be very few left when the
shipping season is over.
This country needs rain; as mex
week the sun crosses the equinox w
may get it. Asit is fair week We al
hope for something better.
Better bug a season ticket mex
Monday morning for the Wolford
Sheridan entertainment and reserve
your seats for the entire week.
T. j. Mccain brought in abou
forty bushels of very fine late peache
Monday, Of the Heath variety, frou
Mr.. Patton's place east of town.
-1'he The vinila Nursery Co. hav
excellent prospects for a brisk "a
trade. Home grown trees are preferre
to those shipped in from the states.
-. F. standiiord. the Y. S. license
photographer at Muskogee, will be q
the Vinita fair. lie is the premiur
photographer OF this great India
Territory.
Mrs. j. 7. Gunter has recent
learned that by the death of an unel
in Hill County, Tex, she has inhe
tied some piopertyi the amount is .
yet unknown.
by reference to their advertise
ment it will be observed that the All
ance store has again opened for bus
? ness, having effected settlement wit
the insurance company.
Judge G. W. Benge spent day {
two in Yinita on his way from Dell
ware 10 Cooweescoowee courts. TT
Judge has a geRt many friends in tn
as well as other parts Of the nation.
Miss Viola Belts, who has been
81. Louis attending the millinery opel
: ings and viewing the new styles hi
returned and will be found at Nj
! Chouteau's millinery store as her
tofore.
Joseph Hunt 4 Go. have the lur
Der upon the ground for putting up
building opposite skinner & Ratcllil
expecting 10 handle q full line Of il
|. plements, heavy hardware, ba
wir9, etc,
Frank Leno. the Delaware conyi'
y after working through the campaign
Thu nation was taken in tow by the
}, s. authorities end has again be
turned over to, Gale Starr, high sheri
,s at Tahlequaih
v -. + staudiford OF Muskogee. "
q bo Al the yiplia fair grounds with
.S' phaiarraphic oQtHl, Look him up a
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