Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-16

Call and see something new in
fancy work; also all kinds of stamping
done at Mrs. Billingslea's. 34tf
BY score Of Is to as the Ylnita
ball players defeated the Adair club
Saturday last in this city.
All neighborlng towns are reported
duh and Vinita is not so lively as
might be desired. Farmers are all
busy.
Jim Berry says that the fish bite
best when the signs Of the zodiac are
in the feet, which will be next about
Sunday.
A burglar entered the annex Friday
night and 6lched about thirty dollars
fro:n ihe clothes Of one of the
students.
" you contemplate buying a binder
this year you should see model o. the
New Champion at CharleswoIth &
bufIington's.
IL was rather chilly Saturday for
the picnic but several hundred people
embraced the opportunity TO get a
days outing.
Let me figure with you on a single
driving harness to match your buggy
Qfthe buggy is a good looking one.)
Lee Barrett.
A shower Friday evening has been
followed by very cool weather but no
frost in this section. Such was not
the case further north, however.
The roundupat Mr.. SINNERS ranch
occurs next week TUESDAY or We'd
nesday) and a number OF our town
people are going out to make a picnic
day of IT,.
j. II. Turner, the attorney, will de
liver the annual address before the
literary societies Of Willie Halsell
college next Thursday morning, grad
uating day.
The item in last weeks paper in re
gard to the insurance business wa:
misleading. II. d. Muir & Co. is
Vinita firm, permanently located, w
are glad to state, having line Of gooC
companies.
Mrs. John Pittsenbarger, near Biz
Cabin, died last Thursday Of consump
tion and buried the day following
The lady was the youngest child o
Charles Lauchner.
A collection was taken this weel
among business men TO pay for iillinl
up the holes on Illinois avenue ant
leveling up the street so as TO max,
driving little better.
A run" was made on the gambling
houses in this town Thursday nigh
and quite a batch Of professionals ant
non-professionals were rounded ul
and duly fined by the commissioner
Notwithstanding the excessive
drouth, the prospect for good ha
crop this season is quite good for tn
time Of year and II one or two NOR
good rains come the grass will be yer,
fine.
Strictly for cash is the only way tn
Vinita Meat and Grocery Co. is no.
selling goods. The saving OF ba
debts and time OF keeping books en-
ables us to give closer figures tina
ever.
waukesha Hygela Mineral Watt
will permanently and absolutely cur
such diseases as diabeiis, dyspepsia
gravel, Brights' disease and all simils
affections. Sold at Candy Kitcber
next to postofiice. by the glass or ga
lon. 35 limo
Lightning struck a house In IN
north part Of town last evening owne
by Jho G. Gray and occupied by Nj
Dowell. IL followed down a stoy
pipe through door and struck be
in the foot, considerably bruising tina
member.
Towser little, brown, black face
pug puppy, followed team out q
town Monday evening on the roa
past the NJ, X. SIT stock yards.
iinderwlll return TO this Office he. wi
confer a debt OF gratitude on the foI
year old owner.
The Vinita Meat aud Grocery O.
will start their ice wagon next wee
7 and will deliver nothing but crysta
: manufactured ice--no pond or cree
ice. This is the only pure ice and Il
? only Kind safe for domestic use. Lea'
! orders at once.
Mrs. II. A Galloway and Mrs. Ellie
Pease, the latter from Kansas Git
have opened dressmaking parlors
Mrs. Galloway's residence 3 doc
north Of Bottling works, whore tn,
D are prepared TO do hrst class wor
: tailor system used. S5-Ss
II. D. knight is preparing TO ere
+ an electric light plant, the dynan
; to be run by his planning mill gasolll
y engine. lie has secured very encou
o aging number Of patrons. The lam
y are TO cost si.26 each month, TO n
until midnight.