Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-11-18
LOCAL NOTES.

Fresh honey at Balentines-
Ice wool fascinators. Gray's.
Comforts and blankets at Gray's.
Blankets Of all descriptions at Gray:
Hats still going at cost at W. T.
Davis.
Farm for sale; enquire Of ]. 7
Brackett.
Stove pipe, elbows and hollowware at
Balentine's.
W. NJ. Mellette has very pretty
new surrey.
Drugs fresh and pure at Foreman's
pharmacy.
Cotton and wool blankets just re-
ceived at Gray's.
W. T. Davis store is again packed
full of new goods.
Team harness SIC to SIS at Lee Bar
rett's harness shop.
The grand jury at Wagner ad-
journed Friday night.
Single buggy harness s6 to $40 at
Barrett's harness shop.
Prof. Miner is quite sick at the acad.
emy with typhoid fever.
vinita's people have about all re-
turned from Tahlequah.
Soft naples, Q to 10 feet high, at 5
cents each at the nursery.
Boots and shoes made to order or
repaired at Barretts shop.
Couch s. Raines have added hearse
to their livery equipment.
Best bargains ever offered oc hats
in Vinita at W. T. Davis.
They are selling like hot cakes
those boots and shoes at Gray's.
Miss Blanche Oborn is suffering
with an attack Of typhoid fever.
G. d. Story has been appointed Of
fee deputy marshal at Wagner.
Plenty fresh butter, eggs and coun-
try produce Of all kinds at Balentine's.
Will meet all competition on chick
ems and eggs, potatoes, Sc J.C.Gray.
Wanted, girl to do housework for
family of three; enquire at this Office.
Second hand cook stove, wood burn
er, for sale cheap; enquire at this Of
fee.
The White Shield society will meet
at Mrs. Stretch's next Saturday at 3
p. m.
Irish and sweet potatoes, turnips,
apples, cabbage and barrel pickles at
Gray's.
There is still good line of ladies'
cdpes and jackets to select from at w.
T. Davis.
A nice line of robes; come and se-
cure a first choice; just opened at Lee
Barrett's.
I'M. Jeans s. Sons will pay the
highest price for turkeys. Get them
In quick.
A nice line of ladies' and gents sad
dies, cheap, to close out, at Barrett's
harness shop.
Wanted-a young lady or boy over
Is, to take care of Office. Apply to
DR.. Day, dentist.
Lines, brides, collars, pads and
whips down to the bed rock at Lee
Barrett's harness shop.
Thanksgiving turkeys. M. Jeans
s. Sons want them. Top price. but
you must get them in quick.
DR.. Days assistant, Miss May Kemp,
was called home Monday on account
of the illness of her mother.
DR.. NJ. P. Haynes team ran away
with him one day last week and
threw him out, dislocating an arm.
A bunch of keys found on the street
were left at this Office few days ago.
Can be had by calling at this office.
John w. Webb has rented the W.T..
Beatty farm north of town and will
move from the place on Pawpaw
soon.
W. n. Woods, of Zena, /. T., pur-
chased an opening stock Of dry goods
and groceries of W. r. Badgett this
week.
The horses in this vicinity are suf-
fering with a malignant type of dis
temper; horses of all ages seem to be
having it.
The recent rains have been god
send to stockmen, filling up the
streams and making the water supply
plentiful.
DR.. Foreman gets fresh drugs, in
good quantities, every few days. Nor
al: It's the place to have your pre-
scriptions filled.
Notice. will be in Vinita between
Nov. LIST and 18th. Leave orders for
work with A. NJ. Brock. Geo. w.
Sheets, piano tuner.
Lost, red morocco pocket and day
book; contained papers of value only
to A. L. McCamish. Return to this
Office and get reward. l2-13
Will Wright and his company of
hunters made a "water haul, so far
as big game is concerned. They killed
any quantity of squirrels.
An auction of several million dollars
worth Of property is advertised in this
issue. 1t will be well to be on hand
early if you wish to purchase.
J.H.Dayis,opposite Mcclellan block,
east of the track, will keep your team
or sell you all kinds Of feed or country
produce. Wagon yard In connection.
Dates of L. o. Ellis, dentist:
Adair, Nov. 18th to 20.
Pryor Creek, Nov. 2lst to Dec. 5th
Chouteau, Dec. 9th to uth.
Winter Term