Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-11-04
LOCAL NOTES.

ems and eggs, potatoes, &c. J.O'uray'
For dressmaking go to Mrs. A. B.
Seymour, over Gray's store, room 3. lS
Mrs. ID. A. Frayser entertained a
company Of ladies Tuesday afternoon.
Team harness No. quality, for SIS;
buggy harness $3.50 to SIG. Lee Barrett
Nearly all the lawyers from this bar
are attending court at Miami this
week.
Irish and sweet potatoes, turnips,
apples, cabbage and barrel pickles at
Gray's.
Nice line of robes; come and get
choice while stock is unbroken. Lee
Barrett.
Potatoes, sweet and Irish, onions,
pickles etc, always ON hand at Bal
sntine's.
]. M. Jeans & Sons will pay the
highest price for turkeys. Get them
in quick.
The great damage to property of
former years was omitted this late
Halloween.
Jumbo Store has moved its grocery
stock to second door south Of their dry
goods room.
Saddles OF any description cheaper
than at any other place in the world.
Lee Barrett.
If you want to enjoy yourself, go to
the children social Saturday afternoon
at Willie Halsell college.
Thanksgiving turkeys. NJ. Jeans
& Sons want them. Top price, but
you must get them in quick.
w. C. Wright, and family and Jim
Berry have gone over into the Spavi-
nav hills for a weeks camp hunt.
Our new court house will soon be
completed. Why not dedicate it with
big public meeting and banquet?
Jim Ward came in from his farm on
Big creek Monday, where he spent the
summer making and taking care of
crop.
There will be 'little glee party"
for the children at Willie Halsell Sat
urday evening, Nov. 6. Refreshments
10 cts.
III. w. Edmonds bought lot this
week from z. n. Ratcliff in the north
west part OF town and will build a
house.
The child of r. L. Brock, aged about
six months, died at Sloan Springs
Tuesday and was brought to Adair for
burial.
A farmer brought large load of
yellow pumpkins into town last week
and found market for them without
difficulty.
Fred L. Kelley has removed his
Office from the Davis Hill building to
the old road masters Office east OF the
Frisco depot.
The ladies are invited to the child
ren's social Saturday afternoon. Re
freshments 10 cents. Come and be
young again.
DR.. Foreman gets fresh drugs, in
good quantities, every few days. Nor
al: Its the place to have your pre-
scriptions filled.
Children's social at Willie Halsell
Saturday afternoon from two o'clock
till FIVE. Everybody invited. Re-
freshments 10 cts.
Notice. will be in Vinita between
Nov. lst and 18th. Leave orders for
work with A. NJ. Brock. Geo. W.
Sheets, piano tuner.
DR.. Foreman has arranged for the |
erection of a beautiful and costly |
monument to be placed at the grave
OF his little daughter.
III. Davis, 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.
A supper will be given at Kelso Fri
night for the purpose of raising funds
with which to build fiue for the
benefit OF the school. The public is
invited.
"BiIlie Patterson" agitated the minds
of the street crowd Tuesday after
noon, and with as little definite in
formation as of old.
B. c. England, sheriff elect of Della
ware district, was in town Monday on
business and made this office pleas
ant call. Mr.. England will 60 to
Tahlequah Monday to be commits
sionek and assumed the duties of his
Office.
The Chelsea Reporter has very SEN
sibly raised its price from 80 cents to
LOO. There is no danger of any
country printing concern charging too
much for either its paper, advertising
or job printing. History points to no
case Of this kind.
Judge Robt. L. Mcclure has been
appointed master in chancery for the
settlement OF some judgments in de-
fault in which the Union Trust Com
pany Of New York is interested. 1t is
the famous Frisco mortgage case filed
in the courts here some time ago.
Dates of L. o. Ellis, dentist:
Chelsea, Nov. Ist to 18th.
Adair. Nov. 18th to 20.
Pryor Creek, Nov. 2lst to Dec. 5th
Chouteau, Dec. 9Th to lltb.