Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-09-23
LOCAL NOTES.
Potatoes are scarce and high.


U. S. District court opens here Oc-
tober4
Saddles from $3.50 to SIS. Lee
Barrett.
Bill Henderson is twisted up with
lumbago.
Farm for sale; enquire of ]. Il
Brackett.
w. T. Davis store is packed full of
new fall goods.
Spence Landrum had horse stolen
week or so ago.
Gold Band hams aud breakfast ba-
con at Chambers.
Take your hides to J. NJ. Jeans s.
Sons poultry house.
Fall and winter boots and shoes just
opened. J. c. Gray.
A beautiful line of fall dress goods
just received. Gray.
The dry weather has greatly re-
tarded wheat sowing.
The celebrated Jack Rabbit -four at
Chandler's; try sack.
Eggs and poultry of all kinds wanted
at J. NJ. Jeans & Sons.
Conference meets at Muskogee on
the 10th of next month.
Grand musicale, Tuesday night, Oct.
5th at academy chapel.
New supply of horse collars, all
sizes, at Lee Barrett's.
Harness, trace chains, clevices ETC.,
on hand at Balentine's.
Largest harness stock in the Indian
Territory. Lee Barrett.
A complete line of millinery goods
always on hand at Gray's.
Deputy Marshal Ledbetter has been
transferred to Muskogee.
See bargain in cattle offered by G.
ID. Sleeper, Wagner /. L. oct Is
Lake Moore is now one of the pub
fishers of the Fairland Bee.
: Picks, shovels and other hardware
just received at Balentine's.
Just received, nice new line of
dress goods at w. T. Davis.
E. S. Bessey was appointed post
master at Claremore Monday.
The trial of James S. Davenport at
TT Smith is set for October 4.
I. B. Hitchcock viii teach the
Pheasant Hill school this year.
Finest jewelry display in the Indian
: Territory is at DR.. Foreman's.
Special low prices next ten days on
shoes and hats at W. L. Davis
Mrs. Seymour now has her dress
making parlors oyer ]. c. Gray's.
Academy concert Oct. 5th, Wednes-
day night. Be sure not miss it,.
A new bridge is being put in by the
Frisco at Bull creek, in this city.
Cabbage, oranges, lemons and pota-
toes always on hand at Balentine's.
Harness, saddles, collars, hames and
all kinds of saddlery at Lee Barrett's
Physicians prescriptions when left
at FOreman's pharmacy are filed as
written.
Not little difficulty is experienced
by stock men in finding water for
their cattle.
Poultry is higher than for several
years. See J. NJ. Jeans & Son, near
Frisco depot.
The Sons Of Veterans will meet in
this city Saturday to complete their
organization.
The report now is that Judge Kill
gore is not expected to live: his mala-
dy is jaundice.
Go and examine those nobby bug
gies at w. 7. Davis. Low prices will
astOnish you.
Judge Gideon, of Missouri, is said 10
be 'sIated" for one of the Indian Ter
ritory 5udgships.
If you need a wagon see Chandler
before buying. He will make you a
lower price than anyone.
Take your prescriptions to Wright's
and have w. f. Carter, the ''old re-
liable" pharmacist fill them.
Miss Anna Marker, of Parsons, is
engaged in dressmaking in this city.
Rooms at Mrs. Humphreys. ~
Walter Torbett, who was operated
upon few weeks since for APPENDICITIS
is getting along satisfactorily.
gancy Chouteau entertained a COM
pany of her little friends Saturday, the
occasion being her eighth birthday.
Judge Clark's family moved back to
town this week and Lee Barrett moved
int6 his house back of the academy.
Hear Mss Graper, Prof. Terry, Prof.
Miner and the Crockett Brothers at
academy, Thursdas" night, Oct. 9Th.
Forty-one persons took auOdse Vi
the four dollar round-trip r.ete TO st-
Louis Saturday, made by the I"o
railroads.
For sale, 300 head Of cattle, mixed
lot OF feeders and stOckers, at my
farm ! mile east of WEIGH, /. T. G.
w. Dixon. "a
Our people will be glad to know that
Mrs. McNairn's condition is improv-
ing and that her recovery is reason
ably assured.
Saturday next the Frisco will again
sell round trip tickets to st. Louis for
s4.OO, good to leave that city as late as
Monday night, 9th.
Mrs. II. A. Galloway and Miss La
Rue desire to announce that they
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