Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-08-02

here several days recently.
A bouncing boy baby arrived at the
home Of postmaster Galloway satpr-
day morning; mother and babe doing
we'll.
The wife of Nell Arms, living on
Ned Chamberlin's place, had her
pocket cut open Monday and $50
stolen.
d. Hicks, east OF the track, does all
classes of blacksmithing and horse
shoeing properly and at reasonable
prices. 32tf
All summer dress goods and clothing
at E. 7. Ironside's must go-their
room is wanted; will be sold at cost
aud less.
Well, we married the wrong man
last week. 1t is always safer to give
the reporter particulars than to leave
him to guess them.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Davenport
entertained a number of their young
friends last Saturday evening in a
delightful manner.
DR.. f. b. Frazier has about deter
mined to move to town and would buy
an improved lot il one was offered
one having trees, &c.
Queenswarel Sold cheaper at E. T.
Ironside's than this country ever
dreamed of. Think of full size wash
bowl and pitcher for S5c.
Mrs. Ironsde has first.class dress.
maker CT the east door Of her store
building. The ladies' are invited 70
call and examine her work.
An announcement of the Columbia
college of music aud oratory appears in
this issue and is worthy of considera-
tion by our young people.
Ladies desiring frst-class millinery
or stylish, ,perfect-fittIng dress should
call on Mrs. w. A. Bowman, east door
of f. II. Ironside's building.
b. l.. Naylor lost several hundred
dollars recently by the robbery of one
of his agents. The agent has been
arrested, as the robbery story is
doubted.
VIM. Little sold sone 1850 pound
cattle in st. Louis last week at S3.t5
DR.. Frazier had some about the same
time weighing thousand which
brought so 65, but they were somewhat
1 "rough."
The coloFed people will hold a three
days emancipation celebration al
Island Ford beginning next Tuesday
S. 3. Stephens of this town has accept.
ep an invitation to deliver an address
on that occasion.
W. +. Halsell is preparing to erect q
building at Claremore, part of which
can be easily converted into a room fol
a bank, and two parties are consider.
ing the prospects OF opening such an
institution dhere.
One Of the Childers boys cut George
Marshal at Wagner Monday and very
severely, because. he said. the latter
had been accusing him of stealing
hogs. Both parties live upon Verdi
girls, west of Wagner.
Mrs. Pease, a first.class dressmaker
from Kansas City, will be at Mrs.
! Obouteau's after the 18th. She comes
highly recommended by Miss TIRE
who was with me last winter. Leave
1 aRAa trfI -
solicited. Mrs. VIM. Chouteau.
What causes bad dreams is a ques
tion that has never been satisfactorily
answered; but, in nine cases out OF ten
frightful dreams are the result OF i'm
perfect digestion, which few doses oI
Ayers Sarsaparilla will eaectuall,
remedy. Don't delay try it to-day.
If anyone finds number OF sheets o
paper filed with hieroglyphics it is no
worth while to send them to the arch
biological society to be deciphered
They are probably The CHIEFTAIS re
porter's nOtea taken at the Pryor CreeI
picnic last week, which were lost anC
are now out of date.
Vinita has some things to be prou,
Of; it was the only town in the natiol
where public sentiment was stron
enough during the payments 10 pre-
vent the gambling games from running
aud this too in the face of the fact tha
part of the city government had de
termined in the gamblers favor.
Willie Tiger, graduate OF Carlisl
indian school, has gone TO Arkansa
City to stand an examination for po
sition as teacher in one Of the govern
ment schools. Capt. Pratt OF the insti
tuition named, has taken quite al
interest In this boy and to this fact /
to be attributed HIS prospective goo,
} fortune.
Mr.. VIM. Oempion, the husband o
MIR. Milford's sister, who was here som
months ago on his way to California
died at his home In Minnesota las
. week, of consumption. lie had Sc
we're attack OF the gilp some years sine
and never got we'll. A wife aud fou
children, most Of the latter bein
grown, survive.
A farm for sale 10 miles from Whit
on Clear creek, 800 acres fenced, 25
broken, 700 acres lhz Aody. 800 mic
apple trees, two splendid wells Q
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