Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-01
IT=s=s==Tl HAWKING my Friends
REHE and Patrons for past
INSfSNeAl Confidenee, l wish to an
IAMk4r nounee that have moved
IM1E\ my Dental Rooms from
- the Patton Building to the
H8lsell New Brick, being
In Rooms No. IS and IS, where viii
be pleased to see them st any time.
Very Truly,
C1AS. W. DAY, d. D. S.
Vinita, l t. July 5, 1897.

Robertson & Co., reliable photog-
rdphers, Of Muskogee, are in town for
a few days only.
W. Il. Davis has been selling one
to two Springfield wagons a day this
week but still has few left.
Bill Mccain has gone to Colorado to
run an engine on the Pixies Peak tun-
nel-a work which Is TO take five or
six years.
Lee Barrett was operated upon by
Drs. Fortner & Bagby few days
since for fistula and is getting along
very well.
+. A. Chandler states that on his
recent round as town commissioner
only very few persons allowed their
lots TO lapse.
w. Il. Badgett moved into his house
Saturday with sick baby and by
Monday the change had brought IL
back TO health.
ID. A. Frayser has retired from the
law firm Of Davenport, Frayser &
Dugger and is giving more Of his time
TO the postofiice.
Probably the busiest person In town
Saturday was the peanut at Badg-
ett's "circus," who In this case doled
out lemonade only, free.
Marion Mattox brought in the first
load Of wheat, Monday. IL was
bought by the Vlnlta mill, tested 60
pounds and brought so cents.
On Friday night at the Presbyterian
church, the Rev. VIM. Il. King, by re-
quest, will speak on "The Two Resur-
rectlons." Everybody invited.
The Memphis railroad is looking for
an inviting field for the extension Of
its Miami line. Vlnlta, gentlemen, Is
standing here with open arms.
Rev. Cassell, missionary for the
American Sunday school union In this
territory, will preach at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning next.
Last fall corn was sold at IS cents
and shipped out Of the country, This
summer IL has been shipped in and
sold at 30 TO 50. "If our foresight" +"
etc.
Mrs. Pumphrey has been operating
an incubator and II she could raise all
the chickens she can hatch, could sup
ply several colored camp meetings with
fryers.
Messrs. Leeman s. Leeman, the
Cobb hotel folks, are still "axlng up
They began at the bottom and will
finish at the roof. It's good sign for
hotel.
Note the fact that Drs Forter s.
Bagby, DR.. c. w. Day, w. II. Korne-
gay and Davenport & Dugger have all
moved their offices to the new bank
building.
guarantee all jewelry and other
repairing done at my store and / shall
be In Vlnita year hence, providence
so willing, TO make II good. A. w,
Foreman.
J. NJ. Jeans & Sons have removed tC
their new quarters just north OF the
new Halsell building and are prepared
TO handle the poultry and egg trade OF
the country.
Rev. w. II. King preached hot
sermon last Sunday on sabbath desc.
Grafton, touching up the railroads for
running Sunday excursions and also
the ball players.
Lewis Ralston was Oh the street
here Wednesday for the first time
since the amputatlon OF his foot, some
two months ago The wound he says
Is healing nicely.
A. X. Palmer operator aud manager
OF the leading photograph gallery at
Muskogee, formerly the standlfcrd gal.
lery, will be open for business Ia tent
In this city tomorrow.
Mrs. w. b. Coley gave a very pleas
ant party Tuesday evening, in honor
OF Miss Myra Young, who departed AZ
Ia o'clock that evening for her hoIa>
at Fredonia, Kansas. Choice refatAh|
mcnts were served, shortly after wIiIUI
the guests all accompanied MisA
Young TO the train,