Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-07
LOCAL NOTES.
Bahbitt metal al this oIIlee

Babbitt metal at this office.
Keep cool; ice delivered daily by the
0 X market.
r. W little has moved his saloon
to Big Cabin.
Babbitt metal in large or small guam
titles for sale at this Office.
Fresh family groceries always in
stock. Jno. G. Gray & Co.
Jim Ward is putting up a new house
on the east side of the track.
Hay machinery is the next thing on
the program, w. W. Miller has it.
Country produce taken in exchange
for all groceries at Jno. @. Gray & Co.'S.
Ed. Halsell threshed his wheat be.
low town last week and had good
yield.
Grayson Wills shipped few loads
of cattle last week and struck good
market.
Mackson, the photographer, has had
his house unroofed twice recently by
the storm.
Binders went like fighting fire but
have few mowers on hand.-J. A.
Thompson.
Sam Tucker is in charge OF the Crow
stock of goods at Adair on behalf of the
mortgages.
George Remington is back from the
west and has opened a gun shop be-
tween the meat markets.
J. f. Lanier, representing the Oswe-
go Seed aud Grain Co., is prepared to
buy all the grain offered; see card.
If you would like to build a house
for the least possible money buy the
lumber and hardware of W. w Miller.
Messrs. Gray & Cllnkscales will ship
couple of cars of stuff, chiefly calves,
this week, if the market continues fav-
orabe.
Alton, Carselowey's, Rock Creek,
Chamberlin's and Russell Greek were
among the places where our people
celebrated the 18th.
John Three Sixteen for July will be
issued this week. 1t is published from
Gwenndale, Mr.. Wolfe's postohice a
few miles west of here.
j. l.. Cantrell, who was in the thresh-
ing machine collision last week at the
time George Hood was killed, was not
seriously injured, as at first feared
One of Enoch Southerland's twins
was buried in the family grave yard at
Marks place last Monday, the 4lh,
Rev. Allen conducting the services
Hogs are bringing fair price in the
market and cattle advanced about 65
cents during last week, but whether
this rise has come to stay is a question.
F. w. stockton, an old railroader, is
the present agent for the NJ. f., X. & 7.
at this place. He come from the gen
eral offices of the company at Parsons.
The Deering and Standard mowers,
the best made, are sold by w. w. Mil
Ter. A full supply of stackers, rakes,
presses, forks and all haying utensils.
The date of expiration of each sub
scriber is shown on the paper or wrap
per, following the name. 1t is a very
easy matter to avoid having your pa
per stopped.
The job printing which this Office
turn out has always been of the high !
est grade. 1t costs no more than poor
work. If you want something tasty
give us a call.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Gray, of Giles county, |
Tenn, is looking for her son, Joe Gray,
aged 90 If any Que knows the young
mans whereabouts please write to the
Capital Office, Guthrie, o. I.
The farmers and stockmen will from
this time on have money, and business
will revive. Judicious advertising
should, and probably would bring re-
turns. Suppose you try it.
DR.. Frazee has sold his farm just
north of this city to Uncle Joe Hide |
brand, of Webbers Falls. The doctor 1
retains the crop and may winter has /
cattle on the place if so lie desires.
Religious services will be had Friday |
night 10 the Presbyterian church bv 1
the Baptist friends. All are invited at /
$50 sharp. Come aud help sing aud /
listen to a short sermon on christian |
testimony"
The low price Of wheat necessitates ]
the farmer to protect himself by hold
ing. To do this we must build grain /
cries to store our wheat. W. L. Trotl
is prepared TO furnish material Tor all
classes Of buildings.
Dispositions we're taken at the office |
Il w. II. Tibbils in this city last week |
/, tba divorce case Of Claude Joufdan |
VS.. Juliet .Iourdan. Eugene Hall, Of
Adair. served Il the capacity Of notary.
employing his typeSriler-
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
Hoffman died yesterday morning OF
spinal meningitis and The remains
were taken to Usage Mission last night
for interment. The town sympa-
thises with them in their bereavement.
A stock train struck a bunch Of cat
lie at Bluejacket yesterday morning
and was seriously wrecked. causing
A delay Of Sc Yeral hours to the north
bound passen ger train which was held
at this point until after dinner. The
engineer and fireman were both in
jured but neither fatally.