Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-10-05
LOC-ALNOTES.
Dig your potatoes.


Apples are scarce.
Pay your subscription.
Corn is dry enough to crib.
Work shirts and pants at Gray's.
This is the week Of the Muskogee
fair.
Job printing promptly done at this
office.
Badgetts $3.50 boots are the best on
earth.
The merry go round has gone to
Oswego.
Wanted, 100 bushels Of oats for cash. .
Lee Barrett.
Wanted, hides, dry bones, scrap iron
etc, at Star Store.
The Wills roller mill at Chelsea
started up last week.
The Palace Pharmacy is In the Cobb
hotel building.
The turnip crop is failure on ac-
count Of the severe drouth.
silas Conner wants to buy lot Of
good calves for cash. Aft
Just received, a new line of dry
goods, boots, shoes. etc. Star Store.
Special district court took a number
OF our people to Claremore this week.
Notice the new card Of +. w. Woeh-
Ter, matchmaker. at Foreman's drug
s;sSeS'
and look at the line Of suspend
ers in Badgett's west window; choice
for 25c.
Tom Howie is assisting in making a
roll of the intruders in Cooweescoo owee
district.
The Vinita Real Estate Agency is
one Of the institutions of the town and
has come to stay.
Giant powder, blasting materia! CT
all kinds and ammunition always on
hand at the Star Store.
The Clawson boys, who deliver ice
for Green, are the most obliging ice
John Weaver left at this Office Mon
day some peaches, the second crop
from one tree this season.
John Chandler's residence out near
the college is about finished and the
family will move in next week.
Vinita races next week Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. See announce
ment and programme elsewhere.
A. q. Raymond has begun work in
earnest upon three story stone build
ing on his lot in the center of town.
p Go TO the vinila Feed Yard for all
kinds OF feed; free delivery wagon.
J. P. GREEN, Prop'f.
For sale, span OF light mares, a
Mitchell wagon and set Of good har-
ness. Enquire at this office. Cheap
The NJ. X. & T, has made arrange
ments TO equip all it's passenger
coaches with steam heating apparatus.
Groceries, dry goods and little Of
everything that the average mortal
needs is to be found at II. NJ. swain's.
Mr.. Milford wishes to sell his brown
mare which has been driven in perfect
safety by all the women and children
in town for some years.
Jessie stephens has resigned her
situation as kindergarten teacher at
the academy to take similar place
at Muskogee.
Married. Sunday, Sept. nth, by Rev.
W. \. Thompson, Mr.. Joseph Thomp.
son and Miss Catherine Wilson, Of
Pryor Creek.
The finest assortment Of budded
peach trees ever grown ia this country
will be- ready for the fall trade at vi
nita nurseries.
An old man named Lulz and his son,
wsie drowned in the verdigrls last
Thursday near Talaia while crossing
that stream In skid.
The vile Of Jim Davis, J. o. Halls
verdigris ranch boss. died last week.
They we're married year ago on Rock
creek, below this city.
j.. o. Hall is going to build two DWELL
ing houses, for rent, at once-one on
the hill near Mr.. Raiclifi's aud one
west Of Mr.. McGlasson's.
Word from Muskegee Is that the
"faIr" 10 horse race meeting only.
Not an ear Of corn nor blade Of
ligraas. nor anything else TO be seen
feep' tfotting and running races,
tlra a Ioiler frofn fhnsa