Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-08-04
LOCAL NOTES.
Babbitt metal at this Office.
Harness for oats; Lee Barrett.
The Daltons are still at large.

Harness for oats; Lee Barrett.
The Daltons are still at large.
Where are our correspondents?
Hams are selling at 10 cents pound.
Plenty Of strangers in Vinita these
days.
The summer baby crop comes on
apace.
Keep cool; ice delivered daily by the
0 X market.
Butter and eggs on ice at + f.
Tbompson's.
The supreme court meets at Table
quah, August 9th,
Phialphia Is the name ado pted by
the new X. P. lodge.
\ car OF Texas watermelons at Jno.
c. Gray's, very cheap.
You can always find what YOU want
at 7. F. Thompson's.
j. f. Lanier has very comfortable
and neat looking Office,
Fresh family groceries always in
stock. Jno. c. Gray & Co.
Babbitt metal in large or small guam
titles for sale at this office.
T. f. Thompson is building a gran
cry in the rear Of his store.
1t is now time to begin to pull for
the fair if we are to succeed.
Country produce taken in exchange
for all groceries at Jno. c. Gray & Co.'S.
W. W. Miller has had very neat
and SNOWY sign painted at his lumber
yard.
Joe Butler and John Barrett are
studying law in the office of Gore &
Smith.
Southwest City is to have fair this
year. The date is fixed for August II,
Is and 10.
200 bushels of oats wanted in ex-
change for harness or saddlery goods
Lee Barrett.
Rev. X. J. Lamb, of Red Fork,
preached at the Presbyterian church
Sunday night.
Dear Bob: When you can, comforta-
bly,, come home and all will be forgiven,
lying included.
good rain fell at Rock creek and
below last Sunday, making a fair corn
crop a certainty.
A new postofiice has been established
at suagee, in Delaware district, W. n.
Melton, postmaster.
The new NJ, X. & T. depot at Che
topa has been completed and was for
mally opened a few days since.
That "most wonderful thing in the
world"-the first baby-came to Ned
shanahan's home last Saturday.
The camp meeting on White Oak was
postponed on account of it being
very busy time with the farmers.
Farmer Thompson nad TO walk
the plank along with the 'profesh-
ional" gentlemen and monopolists.
Mrs. L. W. Rivers sister, who resided
at Muskogee aud whose illness was
mentioned last week, has since died.
For sale, good Halet & Davis os-
tave piano. Mrs. Hannah Flippin.
Would exchange for a town lot. &c
The present is an excellent time to
pay up subscriptions and all other
newspaper accounts. This is earnest
Miss Minnie Greenway is at La
Junta, Colorado. Her condition has
not materially altered since she left
here.
A young man OF Il desires a place in
this town where be can work for his
board aud attend school. Enquire at
the academy.
A postoffice has been established at
welch, on the NJ. X. & I. road north
Of Keiso, and B. f. Brookshire appoint
ed postmaster.
The streets Of this town we're crowd
ed all day last Saturday. the shower
stopping both hay making and thresh-
ing operations.
Last Monday. the first. the Adams
Express company relinquished bus
mess on the Frisco railroad and the
Wells-FargO took charge.
George Remington, gunsmith, shop
between the meat markets, can re-
pair 3 Eaa OT any thing made out OF
metal better than any man in this
country. Keys fitted.
p.-t;os .7esirin- n uissa ns=s=s.
any part Of Colorado should consult
b. f. Walker, agent for the Frisco, foi
lowest rates. Tickets viii be sold Au-
gust sth to 10th, good for return until
October llth.