Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-09-21
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
will it never rain?
BE careful with fire.
No rain since Aug. 0.
Rajah did not parade.
And the boys laughed.
Work shirts and pants at Gray's.
There will be no Vinita fair this
fall.
Charley Basey has a pretty sick
child.
Job printing promptly done at this
office.
The II months have brought back
the oyster.
Plenty Of old papers at this office for
sale cheap.
Wanted, 100 bushels of oats for cash.
Lee Barrett.
The Palace Pharmacy is in the Cobb
hotel building.
George Davis has been quite sick
for some weeks.
' New goods are arriving, as the new
advertising indicates.
There is not buster man in town
than DR.. Day, the dentist.
The "strippers" are beginning to
get back, disappointed and dlsgusted.
Sarah Capp, aged 81 years. wife Of
John Capp, died in this city the 10Th.
Wanted, at the Star Otore, butter.
eggs, poultry and all kinds Of produce.
Wanted, a good correspondent at
every postofiice in the Cherokee ma
tion.
1t is reported that the NJ, X. & +.
will put a new time card in effect next
week.
81 Bluejacket has moved into the
Mcclellan house beside the Baptist
church.
Mrs. j. A. Thompson has been suf-
fering for some days with fever Of
typhoid symptoms.
Rocky" the Marks horse, was
\ turned down Saturday last in a half
mile dash with the Kilgore 6lly.
Go TO The vinita Feed Yard for all
kinds of feed; free delivery wagon.
J. P. GREEN, Prop'f.
Just received at the Star store,a "a new
stock of queensware, glassware. tin.
ware and and 10 cent counter goods.
Groceries, dry goods and little Of
everything that the average mortal
needs is to be found at II. NJ. Swain's.
Dave Mccullough, in the west part
of town, has been down four weeks
with typhoid fever but is getting bet
ter.
j. S. Martin is erecting two houses,
Tor rent, on his lot southeast of Wm.
ChouteAu's residence. A good invest
ment.
Sam Skinnet's horse ran away in
4 Cabin creek bottom Tuesday night,
s throwing the owner out and bruising
his face badly.
The intruder appraisers went TO Sc
quoyah district last evening to work,
the Cooweescoowee rolls not being in
q condition for use.
Dir. 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.
Charley Hayden, Glenn Hayden's
oldest son, died at Chouteau Tuesday
OF typhoid fever. Several other mem
bers Of the family are sick.
Henry CLARK has bought his grand
fathers house and lot in this city-the
scraper property-snd will fix it up.
Just who is to occupy it is not stated.
For sale, a nice. trim span Of gray
mules, 5 AID 8 years old, about the
right size for farming purposes. For
price and terms apply at once to +. NJ
Smith.
The choir Of the Presbyterian church
will give a concert for the benefit Of
the woman's Missionary society Of
the Presbyterian church. Friday night,
the END.
The new academy dormitory has
been enclosed for some days. How
over carefully building is planned it
aeerns that some changes are always
Necessary
Mrs. and Miss Thompson were
around last week collecting fund for
chool house repairs. They received
fpntributions enough in number but
Ihey were small
Mrs. A. A. Kelley is suffering with
Nn ailment OF the nervous system
nown to the physicians as lacomotar
faxia and the family has moved TO
wn the better to secure medical aid.
The Vinita Real Estate agency has
MrangeG to furnish every man with a
NJ In Vinita who wishes to build
pme, and on terms 30 suit the most
Htidlous. Now 10 your time TO secure
Pms good property 10 the best town
The territory.