Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-11

Joe Allen has his store In the post
Office in operation.
Best white sisal binder twine, lOc.
per pound, at W. q. Patton & Co.'s.
A lodge Of Knights of Honor will be
stitutoted in this town Tonight.
Best grade of binding twine 10
cents a pound at the Alliance store.
Call early and avoid the rush for
twine. w. q. patton Il Co.
Fourth OF July bills printed at
this office on short notice and at low
rates.
A movement is on foot for placing
the roads around vinita In better con-
dition.
What's to hinder Vinita from having
grand 4th OF July celebration this
year?
Miss Sue little has recently pur-
chased handsome new set OF parlor
furniture.
Binder Twine, whole car load,
cheapest in the territory, W. Q. Pat
ton & Co.
Blank promissory notes for sale at
this office, Of approved form 25 cents
a book of 80.
Pap" Simpson lie looking for the
man who stole parts of his harness
few nights ago.
J. O. Hall has received two cars Of
lumber for his new house and has
third one coming.
"A full line OF collins and under
takers goods are now kept by G. w.
Poole, at Chelsea. 2t
The citizens of Oatoosa are max
ing extensive preparations for celcbra-
ting the fourth of July.
The verdigris is extremely high aud
is driving people from the bottom aud
doing great deaf Of damage.
W. II. Marker has sold his farms on
Cabin creek and has several good
horses for sale and fancy team.
Mir. and Mrs. Punphrey are going to
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heretofore occupied by Davis Hill.
Joe sequitchie is preparing to open
confec.ion and refreshment stand at
Bob Titles old place east Of the track.
Delaware district is in want OF more
candidates, it appears from notice in
this issue signed by John +. Duncan.
Bluejacket has no "kick coming to
her" because ofa lack of Vinita people
at her blowout" The town was
there.
When you want anything in the
jewelry line call on Frank Conner's
jewelry establishment, at the Alliance
Store.
G. NJ. Mcclellan has commenced
new house across the street from the
academy in which Ed Miller Will re-
side.
When yon want anything in the
jewelry line call on Frank Conner's
jewelry establishment, at the Alliance
Store.
No one ever saw such an amount of
farm machinery sold in any country IS
has been disposed OF this year in the
Cherokee nation.
A large number of ladies and gentle
men employed Tuesday with q fish-fry
down on White Oak. The day was
very pleasantly spent.
Capt. S. S. Cobb has been very sick
man indeed for some days, but his con-
dition yesterday was as favorable as
could have been expected.
jim Musgrove, who clerks in Joe
Lahay's store at Claremore. is quite
sick, and DR.. Bagby has been out sew.
eral times in the past week.
Send your orders for Binder Twlnc
70 Turner Hardware Co., MuskOgec,
and get the Standard at 11cts per
pound, cash with order.
&C. w. Poole, at Chelsea, is putting
in new set of wagon scales and will
pay the highest cash price for all the
wheat delivered at that town. 2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have deter
mined to try the vexations aud pleas
ures of housekeeping in tho new
dwelling just erected by q. NJ. Me-
/ Olellan.
Lost, deep red I.lewellen setter d"g.
toes of all four feet white. viii pay n
generous reward for return; if stolen,
will pay $50 for evidence that will con-
vict. j. II. AKlS
Those desiring to plant orchards
ia the fall should visit the vinita Nur-
sery company. They arc growing an
immense stock Of all kinds of trees
and vines.
Lost, ring containing four or five
keys, among the number a door key
aud a postoihco key. Leave at this
Office and get reward.
The approaches to Red river bridge
on the NJ. X. q r. al DenisOn wene
l,vrahe1 awry niss ~ n 81.
Ma S+, +.