Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28
yiNIrA CnuRtn DIRECroRy.
LOCAL NOTES.

Tomatoes are ripe.
Gardens look sick,
Advertise and succeed.
y Yes, it's too hot for us.
Dog days, and hot ones.
Babbitt metal at this Office.
The ice man is not complaining,
The base ball fever has subsided.
This week is the time to SOW turnips.
Keep cool; ice delivered daily by the
o Kmarket,
The infant child Of DR.. Burch died
last Friday.
. butter and eggs on ice at +. f.
Thompson's.
) A good rain would be gratiully re-
=, ceiyed at this time.
You can always fnd what you want
. at T. f. Thompson's
A full line of machine and lubricat-
ing oils at Foreman's.
There are goats enongh in this town
to zig up several lodges.
Pants and painting materials, jew
elry, etc. at Foreman's.
John Weaver's wheat crop averaged
nineteen bushels per acre.
Fresh family groceries always in
stock. Jno. G.. Gray & Co.
Babbitt metal in large or small guam
titles for sale at this office.
The boys have been bringing large
numbers Of water lilies to town.
George McGlasson is going to build
- house in the south part Of town.
Revival services are being held at
the Presbyterian church this week.
Muskogee is said TO be very dull; no
wheat and no hay business down there,
Country produce taken in exchange
for all groceries at Jno. q. Gray & Co.'S
Mrs. Laura Cooper has been -
pointed matron OF Willie Halsell col.
lege.
A child of Mrs. Emery, Mr.. Halsell'i
sister, who is here on visit, has been
= sick.
Three-fourth of all the farming land
in this vicinity will he sown IN wheat
this fall.
Superintendent Jackson will appoint
teachers for the public schools early in
August
Car load Of feed and miIstuTa at very
close prices at F. A, Nelson's, Clare
more, /. I.
T. +. Thompson, like the DatoI
boys, is here to stay. Groceries at bot
tom prices.
Capt. W. q. Meyers has press will
with which he can bale thirty tons anC
upwards Of hay day.
=. Mrs. =, II. Cass will sell all her sum
mer millinery goods at greatly reduce
prices to close them out,
Pryor Creeks picnic yesterday wa
a success. Quite number OF peopl
from this place were present.
A picnic was held near Grayso
Wills home last Saturday and was al
tended by some OF our town folks.
- See here my boy, before you film
z that bit of rock it may be well to NJ
tioe whose window will be hit by IL.
For sale, a good Hallet * Davis o.
taye piano. Mrs. Hannah Fhppin
Would exchange for town lot.
Oatoosa is to be surveyed by the tow
commissioners aud It is expected th
work will be completed by August loll
The Keys mail line is 10 be extend'
to Miles, on West Cabin, and DO
Offices will have a twice a-week seryiC
". II. Davis wheat crop was &
best yield yet heard fromi portion
his farm made thirty bushels per aeI
Lem Paris says he has hne pre-
meet for watermelon crop this seaso
will be ripe about the hrst Of Augu
Mr.. Claypool and some assoeial
3 are preparing 10 burn kiln OF s2OO.'
bricks near the railroad bridge aero
Il Bull creek.
O.W. Little has returned from \
|. York ami located in Kansas OiY.
promises to visit Vinita at his eaiii
NJ convenience.
~ MIR. Luckey has recovered from
w injuries susi ainedla week IN the n
away but Mrs. Luckey was much M
seriously hurt.
|n 1t is reported that Deputy Mathi'
in Fort Smith jail loaded down VI
charges Of larceny, adultery aud
idatlng witness.
~ fGus Siehols reports a salislact
!. opening OF business at Echo anc p'
poets nattering. lie will not move
family out just yet.
x There isn't any too much trade
year at best and IL Vinita expects
got her share, or better she must =
a hustle" on herself.
\ 'Lige Warren is going to Chicago
] play with Texas band on the o
"a sion of tho dedication OF the IL
fN building. in October.
Sam Tucker has concluded his
lN ties as receiver for the creditors Of
l. Grow stock Of goods at Adair and
d turned to this town, The balanc
%he goods have been bought by j.
Akin and will be moved 70. Claren
N Jim Uhltiim Will be In charge Of
4 store.