Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-14
VISiTA CHURCH DiRECr6RY.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
Pay your taxes ut once.
Babbitt metal at this office.
The drouth seems to be upon us.
Is business dull2 Try advertising.
Prof. Hicks hot spell came Monday.
City and national scrip are on par.
Cashier Cook was quite sick yester.
day.
Keep cool; ice delivered daily by the
o X market.
II is very easy to spend $40 on
Sl.50 garden.
The Cooweescoowee grand jury found
l27 indictments.
A barrel of ice water has been placed
in the reading room.
Wednesday, the 9th. is the date of
the Pryor Greek picnic.
l.. 2. Smart has the promise of a very
fair fax crop this eceson.
Babbitt metal in large or small guam
titles for sale at this Office.
Fresh family groceries always in
stock. Jno. G. Gray & Co.
W. W. Miller unloaded car Of Buck
eye grain drills this week.
Marry Sutton has been taken to the
Detroit house of correction.
A concert was given at the Metho-
dist church last Friday night.
Grain OF all kinds wanted by #. F.
Thompson at highest cash price.
Country produce taken in exchange
for all groceries at Jno. G. Gray & Co.'S.
There are too many lank, hungry,
stray dogs on the streets OF this town.
For sale, good Hallet & Davis oc-
tave piano. Mrs. Hannah FlippiE. 4S
Joe Kelley, charged with robbing the
Echo postofIice, was discharged by the
grand jury.
W. +. Henderson's wheat, on his
Duck creek farm. threshed out % bush
els to the acre.
The oswego Seed 4 Grain Co. is put
ting up an Office aud set Of scales
near the depots.
Grain shipments are beginning TO
cause shortage Of cars for the trans
portation Of hay.
A grand revival is under headway at
Tahlequah, under the preaching OF
Evangelist Lowry.
II. r. Lessel, telegraph operator al
the Frisco depot, has quit and is sue
ceeded by Il. s. Tobias.
Mrs. g. II. Cass will sell all her sum.
mer millinery goods at greatly reduced
prices to close them out.
l.. W. Burlington aud O. S. Shelton
have bought w. p. Hepderson's inter
est in the store at Alton.
Better not sell your grain until you
have consulted I. +. Thompson, at the
rock store. Highest price paid.
Hard driving OF team from the BIZ
Cabin celebration threatened a Law
suit by the livery man, but the dam
age was paid for.
Sam Burns got out Of his permit cas-
by reason Of failure Of the solicito
to prove that Mr.. Hitchcock is not
citizen of the nation.
The Cooweescoowe grand jury con
tinued in session until last Monday
Trouble may be expected by those wh'
have disregarded the law.
The larg est and best stock Of ma
chine oil in the territory is carried by
Messrs. Ford & Hickox, Fairland, 1. II
and at prices to defy competition.
The Deering and Standard mower
the best made, are sold by W, w. Mi
Ter. A full supply OF stackers, rake
presses, forks and all haying utensil
Bullet Fore man, a well known cilize
z of Illinois district, died without war;
y ing, OF apoplexy, on the 4th. ID
Felix Nc Nair, Of Saline, died the wee
before.
1t was reported last week that II
Dalton boys had been seen in salir
district near Riley's store and squs
of deputy marshals went out but fail'
to find them.
Judge Watt Starr, at the recent ter
of court. instructed the grand Jury
bring indictments against all beer sol
ers operating outside the incorporat,
towns Of the district.
The regular quarterly meeting OF Il
Delaware district union, +. A. & l. l
will be held at Wyandotte, July 2lt
The per capita tax Of five cents mu
be paid at this meeting.
A celebration embracing barbec
and picnic is being arranged at Boiler
ferry, fourteen miles southeast Of II
city No liquors are TO be sold or
lowed upon the grounds.
"Who was the administrator" W
what President Cobb wanted to kn'
when he came home and found th
the bank directors had held meeti
aud fixed their rent on his building.
Thirteen or fourteen Of our ctize
were summoned to testify before /
grand jury at Fl. Smith yesterday
two cases against Hint Ridenhour.
Is probable they will be pumped"
osner subjects.
A Little Girl Run Over
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