Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-09-10

- Nm. Harris IL preparing 10 puliu
new livery barn.
- Read w. q, Patton 4 Co.'S. new
advertisement in this Issue.
The San Francisco hotel will not
be rebuilt anyways soon, If at all.
The wife of James Mclaughlin, on
Grand river, died last Thursday night.
--Jno. +. Gunter has bought the
Rolston property south and adjoining
town,
"A new boy baby is reported at the
home Of Mr. shadrach in the east part
of town.
w. Q. Patton & Co. have $4,000
worth of goods they will sell for cost
aud less.
Wanted, girl to work as cham.
bermaid at Falkland hotel; also one to
help cook.
Joe Green and wife are the happy
parents Of girl baby three or tour
weeks old.
--R, Ironsde is going to open his
store on the east side of the track in a
short time.
II. P. smares family is among
those which have sustained an in
crease of late.
g. A. Armstrong brought his four
children last Saturday and placed them
in the academy.
Some lovely new millinery and
fancy goods viii be displayed by Mrs.
Chouteau this week.
Mrs. Cass new fall goods are ar
irving. The ladies' viii be agreeably
surprised by calling on her.
To complete our office files we need
a copy of The CnIEFrAIN of Sept. %,
1890; can any one supply it2
Notice stockmen: We have for sale
lot of /, 2 and year old steers. Gray
4 Clinkscales, Vinita, l. I. Ia
Mat Flannigan has fine blooded
pointer dog Of the Cornerstone stock,
the same breed as DR., Bagbys.
Mr.. Jno. G. scrimsher is arrang-
ing to plant large peach orchard this
fall on his farm near Claremore.
The road from town to the insti-
tute is being placed in condition for
travel and a sidewalk will be laid.
The job printing department Of
this office has been on rush for q
month and there is little abatement.
Will Wright has bought new safe
and will give the robbers some trouble
in getting his jewelry stock next time.
When you want anything in the
jewelry line call at Frank Conner's
jewelry establishment, at the Alliance
Store. 50tf
CLERK Trott went up into the
northern portion of the district this
week to stir up the haymakers, or
shippers.
DIR. Olinkscales has not yet deter
mined whether he will rebuild a resi-
dence upon the lot on which he was
burned out or not.
The NJ, X. & I. railway will sell
round trip tickets to the St. Louis fair,
Oct. 3rd to 9Th, inclusive, good TO
return Oct. u, for Sll.45.
1t was reported Monday that A. j..
Blackwell, of Chelsea, was dead, but
the report was untrue. Mr. Blackwell
has been quite sick however.
w. Q. Patton & Co. will sell two or
three car loads Of horses and mules,
broken and unbroken, Of all ages;
everything but the brood mares.
The directors Of the far are hay
ing the track put in excellent condi-
tion for the racing, and several good
horses are in training at the grounds
now.
"A few nights since some one fred
a shot at Conductor Gills in front Of
that gentleman residence in Monet
but by dropping to the ground he es-
capped.
Miss Viola Belts is in st. Louis at
tending the openings and learning the
new styles. She will return this week
and may be found at Mrs. Chouteau's
as usual.
"A friend writing from Claremore
last week closes as follows: "No news
of interest, only cattle dying like
fury Jake Lipe has lost forty inside
of week."
The Vinita Nursery Co. offer, as a
special premium, 100 frst-elass two
year-old apple trees for the best dis
play Of home grown apples at the com
ing Vinita fair tf
A quantity Of furniture and house.
hold goods belonging to Mrs. Decker
we're burned up in Mr.. Patton's s
kitchen, in the lower story of which
they were stored.
Married, on Sept. 9TH, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Snow, in Delaware dis
trict, by Rev. D. n. Allen, Mr.. Edward
MeCombs and Miss Tillie Horgan, Of
Kansas City, Mo.
The NJ, X. & T. will sell round trip
tickets on the occasion of the fair be-
tween Parsons and Wagner and the
Frisco between Monett AID sapulpa at
a trifie over one full fare.
If you don't believe the population
OF this country is Increasing get out a
pencil and a quire Of paper and figure
out the births reported in these
columns in the course Of month.
-Solon James brought in a very fine
load of apples last Saturday. lie
signifed his intention Of competing
for the special premium offered by the
Ninita Nursery Co. for best display Of
apples
ID. J. Mathews, recently in busi-
ness with W. r. Whitaker at Pryor
/ Creek, is now assistant postmaster at
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