Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-12-22
LOCAL NOTES.

Be just.
Be charitable.
Merry Christmas.
Love your neighbor.
Hogs are still way up.
Renew your subscription.
At Burns all sorts of toys.
Muddy? Only about a foot deep.
Toys. toys, at Foreman's drug store
If indebted to this Office, please pay
Full line of cotIins at D. s. Cumming 's
Adair.
Highest cash price for furs; A. B.
Nichols.
vinita-a good town, inhabited by
good people.
Begin to reach for that new leaf you
are going to turn.
G. Hayden, at Chouteau, has a baby
tha is quite sick.
Produce wanted by A. B. Nichols;
highest price paid.
Desks, chairs and wagons for the lit
tie folks at Burns.
FRESH family groceries at A. B. Mich
ols'; strictly for cash.
A Keeley institute is to be opened
at Muskogee Jan. 2nd.
Delicious meals served at all hours
at S. j. Burns restaurant.
Silas Conner and two Of his children
are sick with typhoid fever
All seasonable millinery at greatly
reduced figures at Mrs. Cass.
For hand made fancy Xmas gifts
call at Mrs. VIM. Ohouteau's.
For fine christmas candies 90 to
Ford & Hickox, Fairland, l. II. If
Everybody in invited to the Masonic
installation and supper on the 9th.
Fine confectionery and tropicalfruits
at Burns restaurant, Patton building.
Any quantity Of "chattel mortgages
with power of sale" for sale at tins Of
fee.
Now, Mayor Chamberlin, can't you
do something towards securing side
walks?
The ladies have been around collect
ing money for the church Christmas
trees.
santa Claus has engaged his Xmas
goods from Ford & Hickox, Fairland,
and. Ter. If
T. f. Thompson is buying furs and
pelts and paying highest market price
for same.
Rev. w. A. Dnnean, of rahleqush,
has lately returned from visit to
California.
A subscriber enquiries if thore is but
one dry goods store in Vinita. There
are several.
The F oreiathers' Day" social last
might at Rev. Hurd's was very pleas
ant occasion.
The masquerade ball on Friday, the
SOth, promises to be an exec psionally
pleasant affair.
Rev. D. n. Allen has taken steps to
secure a walk from town to the Pres
byterian church.
Recollect that 10. cents day for
cigars amounts to S54 IS a year-or
two suits of clothes.
Orders for all kinds of tin work, roof
ing, guttering, etc, skillfully executed.
ID. S. Cumming, Adair.
All those indebted to 7. +. Thomp-
son will please call and settle by Dec.
slst and greatly oblige.
Be sure and call early and get first
choice of Xmas presents at Ford &
Hickox's. Cream goes first. Il
The election ofotficers of the Knights |
Of Pythiss lodge occurs next week and |
a full attendance is desired.
Stan Rowe, who was wounded by |
the marshals on Spring creek recently, /
died, and was buried Sunday.
G. r. Shultes, who has been ailing /
Tor some weeks, is very much improved /
and able to be about his duties.
Let everybody attend the supper
given by the ladies of the Eastern Star
at the Masonic hall on the 9th.
The mill is running full time; within
a year or so the owners will have to
increase its capacity.
Watches, clocks. Jewelry and spect-
acles reprired, and satisfaction guar
W c. Wright, the jeweler.
Call and examine my stock Of Jew
slry before purchasing as can save
your money. W. c. Wright, the jeweler.
DR.. Palson, Of Southwest City, Mrs.
J. G. Anderson's uncle, has recovered
rom what was feared his fatal illness.
If you are at loss to think what to
Buy for Christmas presents step into
Fofeman's drug store and look around.
DR.. Chas. W. Day is prepared to do
III kinds Of dental work; gold crown,
bridge work, etc. Permanently located.
Simon Swartz will be here at the
'ali on Friday night, the Both, with a
lot of entirely new masquerade COS
umes.
Christmas trees at the Presbyterian
md Methodist churches Saturday
light and an express box" Sunday
morning at the Congregational is the
'rogramme.