Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-06-30
LOCAL NOTES.
Streets are getting dusty.
Babbitt metal at this Office.

Streets are getting dusty.
Babbitt metal at this Office.
Next week will bring oat harvest.
The wheat harvest is rapidly closing.
Delaware distrit court meets next
Monday.
The Masons have moved into their
new hall.
Keep cool; ice delivered daily by the
X market.
The city has succeeded in stopping
the sale Of beer.
Davis Hill is building a house oppo.
site Mr.. Halsell's.
The corn market has reached the
high-water mark.
Heavy harness is now in demand and
Lee Barrett has it,
Buy your Mason fruit jars now; T. =.
Thompson has them.
J.. o. Hall is erecting barn north of
his residence in this city.
Order your ice for the 4th of July at
Q X market, Ninita, J. I,
Babbitt metal in large or small guam
titles for sale at this office.
Lots Of hy-nets cheap for cash, at
Lee Barrett's harness shop.
Rev J. 0. Shanks, well known in this
city, died at Atoka recently.
Robt Dobkins, from Upper Cabin,
was in the metropolis Monday.
Notice J. t. RatcIfs insurance and
rental agency card in this issue.
Hay machinery is the next thing on
the program. w. w. Miller has it,
Don't pay to bake this hot weather;
buy your bread from j. F. Flippin.
4 pet squirrel came to Mr.. Luckey's
few mornings since; owner please call
for it,
There is an advertised letter in the
postoflice at Keys, l. T.. for X. L.
White.
Binders went like fighting fire but
have few mowers on hand. A.
Thompson,
A pelican was killed on Doc Denny's
lake recently measuring seven feet
from tips OF wings
Special prices on bread for Fourth
of July barbecues, pic-nics, ETC., will
be made by J. F. Flippin.
Col. scudder has bought the Hugh
Henry place just this side Of Chelsea,
and his house in that town.
Prairie chickens are getting almost
large enough to shoot. Some of our
sportsmen have already been out.
If you would like to build a house
for the least possible money buy the
lumber and hardware Of w. w Miller.
Miss Braithwait, of Southwest City,
was drowned IN Oowskin river last
week while in bathing with some
friends.
The fine weather for the last two
weeks has afforded the farmers an ex-
cellent opportunity for saving the i'm
mense wheat crop.
Lee Barrett has a supply of nice sad
dies, all new styles, just gotten up
which are certain to please. See them
and learn how cheap
The first load of new wheat was
brought in yesterday by j II. Harris,
and was bought by the Ninita Milling
company at go cents.
Dr. Winner, oculist, office over post
office, places his professional card in
our colu INNS this week. He offers ten
days treatment free.
Rev. ID. n. Allen will preach at the
Presby terian church on Sunday at Il a.
M; subject, "Love of Country" at
$50 p. m, True Liberty"
Uncle Jo% Miller was the prime
mover in having the loose rocks picked
ol the streets last summer; who will
lead of in the good work this season?
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.
Last Thursday was not only great
day for Cleavland. but was looked upon
as an important one by Il. A. Gallo
way, who became the father Of another
boy.
A change. During July and August
the Baptist society will have a religious
service on Fridry night at SIS O'Clock,
instead Of Sabbath al 800 Music AMI
a short sermon; all are welcome.
A series Of Mothers Meetings are 10
be held at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evenings Of each week.
This augurs well for the COMMUNITY
aud will doubtless result in much good.
The Coody's Bluff base ball club will
be in Yinita, Sunday evening next, and
will give the Ninitas a game on Mon
day the 4th Coody's Bluff has always
had good club and an excellent game
may be expected.
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. ". /. Trott
is prepared to furnish material for all
classes Of buildings
The fence cutters attempted 10 get
$500 out Of Mrs. Minshai one day re-
Gently. during her husbands absence. E
She refused TO pay and they did not
cut the fence either. The pasture con- /
tanned but forty acres