Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-01-07
NOTES.

Two lost dogs; see notice.
The doctors are very busy.
-Aamold at the academy tonight
-Robt, Title is quite sick with the
grip
Go to swain's for Bargain in every
thing.
-All the district courts convened
last Monday.
Council assembled two months
ago last Saturday.
skinner & Ratclih have been in
voicing this week.
+ Supreme court conyenes at Table
qush next Monday.
john Three-sixteen for January
was issued this week.
Councillor VIZ. Davis mother
; died Monday morning.
? The new year came in with the
worst storm of the winter.
Cattle are drawn some by the re-
cent storms, the owners say.
.-.Herr Aamold at the academy to-
night. Don't fail TO hear him.
w. L. Hallsell has been sick this
week, though not dangerously.
Mrs. Cass will make reduced prices
Z on all feit miIlinery gtQhs in her store
-M.s. He6feo Neimeyer has been
quite sick bat Is CONSIDERABLY better
now.
"A girl wanted to cook and do gen
eral house work Enquire at this of
fee.
Emmett Skinner is attending Bry.
ant anil STATIONS business college
Chicago.
The insurance firm OF Bethel &
Little has been dissolved, Mr.. Bethel
retiring.
-Muron Harlin is in very poor
health and hrs improvement is not an
ticipated.
"A great deal Of hay was torn open
by the storm Of the first instant and
destroyed.
The storm last Thursday night
blew down large portion Of the fail
ground fence.
Rev. A. j. Essex, Baptist, will
preach at the opera house in this city
next Sabbath.
Miss Neiiie Duncan has been as
sisting at skinner & RatcliTs, in lh'
capacity of cashier.
The postoffice was moved to its
new location in the Hunt 4 90. build
ing Tuesday evening.
1T was reported last week that Jim
little was dead. lie has been sich
but is getting better.
A Knights Templar commander!
was organized last week at huskogee
The first in this territory.
20 lbs. granulated sugar for Sl.00
packages OF Arbuckle, Lion or XXX
coffee for Sl.00 at Swain's
MIR Hancock's child has been sic
for ten days with scarletina but Is no
considered to be in danger
John Thomson las bought Ber
Chouteau's interest in the Alliance
store and is nov sole proprietor.
Rev. d. n. Allen has begun Tia
erection Of parsonage on the lot ad
joining the Presbyterian church.
Ike Mcdonald sold a six.year oil
steer to Nottingham & Craig last wee
which weighed 2lOO; it brought $40.
Frank f. Gnswod's grand aud o
iainal Uncle Toms Cabin will be her
Friday. Jan. Stb, with their Pullma
car.
The largest and best Uncle Tom
Cabin company that ever visited tn
place willplay st opera house Frida
night only.
The farmers alliance union in tn
town is in a prosperous condition an
is preparing for some effective wor
in the near fninre.
THE thermometer fell somethir
alike foot yesterday and II looked
though we were going to be treated
some winter after all.
-Messrs. Gore & Smith, Of this cit.
have been appointed local attorne!
for the N. X. & T, railroad company,
deserved compliment.
david Andrews, ex-mayor OF No
Gibsap, and who for many years co
duciea a harness shop In that tow
died at Nnskgee last week, wednC
day.
AT j. \. Oharlesworth's will
found line Of mems aud boys eliot
ing at about halt the usual price. i
anime. Mrs. ChaFlesworth Is al
making great reductions in prices
mlllinery good.