Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-11-17
ylSlrA cHuRen DIREcronY.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
20 cents
will pay for
THEUuInFrAIN
70 Jan. l , 1898.
Don't you want it2
Delightful weather.
Hon. ,. W Bushyhead is ia town.
The tin roof IS going on the new
brick building
S. S. Cobb's house north of town is
about enclosed
Jndge Il T. Landrum is arranging
TO move to Ninita
Or. Ciiakseales has new spencer
repeating shot gun.
Fancy AMI staple groceries, fresh aud
nice. A, B. Nichols.
W. G, Patton is planting treeso on his
place adjoining town.
Fresh family groceries always in
stock. Jno. c. cray 4 Co.
A beautiful green coffee at A. b.
Nichols; try an order OF it.
Country produce taken in exchange
for all groceries NJ Jno @. Gray 4 Co.'S
The man who can do good days
work this weather is certainly lazy
heating Stoves, iull line, at the new
hardware store at Adair- Call and in
spect. 2t
A thanksgiving supper will be given
10y the ladies Of the Presbyterian
church
When you want something dainty
or tempting for the table call on A B.
Nichols
The Indian mission conference of
the Al. 4 church south meets at Ard
more this week.
The new hardware store at Adair,
has two ears of barbed wire; bottom
prices guaranteed. 2t
Prayer meetings at the Congrega-
tional church vail hereafter be held on
Wednesday evening
Will Carter. the druggist, who has
been said up for some weeks with ty-
phoid feger, is convalescent.
Several days last week wheat was re-
fused al Edna aud number Of Kan
ses border points at any price.
The discourse at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning will be
on the seventh commandment.
A paper IS soon be started at Clare
more under the management of Mr..
Reynolds, from CaHey, Kansas.
A special train carrying some of the
official Of the Frisco was out this way
on tour Of inspection last week.
A. g. Raymond talks OF moving his
building and erecting a brick next
spring. Vinita is bound to boom.
Happy and content IS a home with The Ro-
chester; lamp with the light OF the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co, , ,NewYork.
q. A. LumaD, charged with the kill
ing OF VIM II. Mills at Chetopa re-
Gently, was bound over for trial with
out bail.
Read our Tahlequah corr espondence
and yon will know Just as we'll what is
going on at the capital as though you
were there.
Parties who have been enquiring for
extra length statements and head |
and taip statements can now be ac-
commodated at this office.
There have been hundred loads Of
hickory nuts hauled out of Milt Drake's |
pasture OF 500 acres IN the Miami re-
serve, this fall, SO he says.
Lost, on last Saturday, between
vinita and Pheasant Hill, sum of
money; finder will be generously re-
warded by restoring to Rev. A. n.
Chamberlin.
A. b. Nichols has opened q new
stock of groceries in the building here
tofore occupied by Joe Allen and cor
daily invites all his old friends to call
and see him.
C.L Jackson, of Muskogee, ("Rail-
road" Jackson) is candidate for U. 5.
attorney under the coming admins
tration and has begun an active cam
paign for the place.
Speaking advisedly We can say that
no great effort will be required to find
a democrat willing to take the Vinita
postofiice when Mr.. Cleveland gets
ready to make an appointment.
City Marshal 1sbell arrested Mex
Ican yesterday for stealing a grip at
the depot from some Modocs who had
Deei. at Maskogee. attending court.
Last night he set the calaboose a6re
and tried to burn out, but failed,
W. L. Trott is moving his lumber
yard by degrees from its present loca-
lion to the lots across the street from
Marina Daniels house and along the
cross street. A brick block will adorn
he lots heretofore occupied, one of
hese days. and not far Of.
Cattle Wanted.
want 100 head Of cattle to winter.
Address A. q. Atkins, Watova, 1. T.