Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-01-21
LOCAL NOTES.

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Wood aud coal in demand.
Fine comb honey at Swain's.
Patronize advertisers always.
Butter scarce; eggs fairly plentiful.
"A new depot is being built at Chou
Reau.
A light attendance at all the 'ools
this week.
Kansas City hal 100000 fire sun
day night.
A blizzard came down upon us sun
day night.
a regular Saturday auction is an
innovation.
John Beck has sold his law office to
Lucien Burlington.
Mrs. Cass has good sewing ma
chine she will sell for Sl6
The Cutler Comedy company at the
opera houss all this week.
5 packages Of Arbuckle and Lion
oHte for 81 100 at sgain's.
newals are evidence Of approval
TuK CMrEFrAIx '9ot there" last year.
Mu Skogee is suffer- tng from coal
and wo od famine this weeS'
There has been great deal u SICK
ness on Cabin, near the Kansas III
A child OF Mrs. Wingfeld, near the
NJ, X. < n. stock yards. died Monday.
Weather Prophet Hicks, OF ST. Louis,
got "s,rai yht tip" on this season.
sure.
Ish Davis hls completed comfort
b able little hou Sc between town and the
college.
DIR. Dagby has been afflicted with
what IS known as capillory rheu-
matism.
o.. Fine assortment of mixed pickles,
catsups, horse radisih aud such, at
Swain's.
When You have a n, 'ws item don
forget to impart the inf 'rmatlon to a
reporter.
II there is a vacant no use in town
there are half dozen apr 'licants Tor
renting il.
The Cutler Comedy eompan are
putting in the present week at the
opera house.
Mr.. Lnckey's chimney burning OF y
caused the family not little alarm
Saturday night.
Rev. A. A. Drown will preach at the
opera house next Sunday at IL o'clock,
a. m and Up. m. I
Mit Drake, of the Miami nation,
owns and lives in one Of the two best
houses in Chetopa.
j. G. Gray has been having a pretty
, hard siege with the grip but is better
at the present time.
O. W. Green, at Alton, is advertis-
ing cost sale of clothing, blankets
and other winter goods.
Fritz Ellis, on upper Cabin, has been
very sick indeed with pneumonia and
is not yet out of danger.
The city court seems to have gained
its old time vigor and is doing consid-
cradle missionary work.
Clerk rrott had an appointment to-
hold court at Olaremore Monday, but
iroze out aud returned home.
The kind of weather we have had
for the past week or two is not the
finest in the world Tor cattle.
Sleighing is fine, and some of our
citizens are taking advantage OF the
occasion and having a good lims.
Mr.. 1. McOullum's daughter was
threatened with pneumonia at last 10.
ports, following a case of the grip.
A northbound freight train was
thrown of the track near Uhetopa
Sunday delaying traffic somewhat.
Capt. Meyers was the happy receip-
ent OF new years present one day last
week which connoisseurs pronounced
fine.
The Merchants Mercantile agency
was reorganized here recently aud now
embraces nearly ever business man In
town.
Inc opening OF the strip, when IL
takes place, will decrease the popula
- too Of this town aud vicinity for
while.
As will be observed by card IN the
roper column, Judge J. NJ, Keys has
again engaged in tho practice OF his
profession.
Last Tuesday was the eoldest day
Vinita has had for many years; the
Thermometer registered fifteen degrees
below zero.
A town like Vinita, where you can
buy twenty'one pounds Of sugar or Eve
pounds Of Drowned coffee for one dollar
10 the one 10 trade at.