Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-09-08
LOCAL NOTES.
Wheat sowing has begun.

Wheat sowing has begun.
Babbitt metal at this Office.
No. wheat is worth 55@56 cents.
No trouble for it to rain these days.
W. O. Chamberlins baby is quite
sick.
Goods for cash only A. B. Nichols,
Echo, l. T. 2-t
The fair premium list will be issued
next week.
For rent, a store room; enquire of W.
@. Patton.
Keep cool; ice delivered daily by the
o X market.
Country produce wanted by A. 3.
Nichols, Echo, |, 7. 2-t
Col. Bells wheat crop averaged six
teen bushels per acre.
Work on the foundation for the new
bricks began Monday
Last Saturday was the ban ner water
melon day Of the season.
The track at the fair grounds needs
improvement very badly.
che noted Bumble Bee cigar always
in stock at P. shanahan's. i
Fresh family groceries always in
stock Jno. c. Gray & Co.
Cali on P. D. Henry at Chelsea for
prices on boots and shoes.
Babbitt metal in large or small guam
titles for sale at this Office.
Judge Landrum cleared the docket
this week at Delaware court.
A. A. Kelley lost a horse last week
which he suspects was stolen.
OFT Smith is buying and shipping
hay in company with J f. Lauier.
]. S. Thomason unoaded a car of
wagons and wheat drills yesterday.
The public school was opened Mon
day with so scholars in attendance.
Country produce taken in exchange
for all groceries at Jno. c. Gray < Co.'S.
The yinita democratic club will
meet at the opera house Friday night.
Mogue Wright has a child quite sick
with the prevailing summer rcomplaint.
Willie Halsell college opened Mon
day with largely increased attend
ance.
Any quantity of "chattel mortgages
with power ofsale" for sale at tins Of
fee.
A. B. Nichols, Echo, has a nice stock
of goods at prices deiying compeh-
ton. 2t
Mogua Wright has quit the hotel
business and is working Tor skinner <
Ratclid.
The Peoples Drug store has the fin
est line of tablets and stationery in
the city.
Dan Warren will have about twenty
head of blooded stock on exhibition at
the fair.
Corn is still selling at 50 cents with
little prospect Of being very much low
er this season.
W. l.. Trott bought span of horses,
harness and wagon on the street yes
terday morning.
Senator Burlington is devoting his
attention to his farm since returning
from Washington.
VIM. Brown, two miles south Of
town, has 400 bushels Mediterranean
seed wheat tor sale.
David Suagee, Of Cowskin prairie, is
arranging to move to Ninita in order
to be in reach of the schools.
Last week ended volume ten and
with it the time OF quite a number Of
our subscribers expired.
Judge Mason has more civil business
than all the other commissioners in
the Territory combined.
Skinner & RatcliH got in a car load
of Ohio potatoes this neck, there being
none raised in the country.
You are cordially invited to call at
the Peoples Drug Store Tor your school
supplies of any description.
A fine assortment of colognes, toilet
waters and toilet articles OF all descrip-
tions kept at p shanahan's.
If you appreciate the value Of home
grown trees, place your orders for fall
planting with the Ninita nurseries.
Echo has a first class stock Of gro
ceues, provisions aud staple dry goods;
all prices met. AB. Nichols proprietor.
Ifyou are skeptical as TO the quality
OF trees grown at the Vinita nurseries
20 and inspect their stock; it speaks
for itself
sam Laforce returned from 81. Louis
Tuesday where he sold two cars of
cattle. The steers brought s. S5 and
the mixed stuff sl75
J. S. Laforce has two span of mules
and a span Of horses for sale cheap and
sai favorable favorable terms. Enquire at his
place, ten miles northwest Of Vinita.
For Sale.
A No. farm for sale or to exchange
for town property in vinita or Clare
more. MHs. j. G. CAss.
On account Of the ST. Louis exposi.
ton and fair, occurring from Sept. q