Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-10-28


Chambers; try sack.
NJ. L. Patterson is erecting double
store building at Alton.
1t is reported that Tom Triplett al
Tahlequah has gone crazy.
Stove pipe and all kinds of tinwar,
always in stock at Balentine's.
They are selling like hot cakes
those boots and shoes at Gray's.
A child of ]. l.. Rogers, of Talala
aged eight months, died last week.
Delos Bcuck is lying sick in house
east of the track and needs attention
Will meet all competition on chick
ems and eggs, potatoes, SC. J.C.Gray
Everything in lamps at Rat.
cliffs.
See those low prices on mems cloth
ing and hats in show window at W. T.
Dayis.'
Irish and sweet potatoes, turnips,
apples, cabbage and barrel pickles at
Gray's.
The Crockett hounds caught wolf
the first of the week out at the Frank
lin place.
Rev. Mr. King is in poor health, aud
-nas not been able to preach for a
month or so.
John B. StetsOn hats, Dakota shape,
s4.4s; Big John b. Stetson s4.OO; at
W. T. Davis
Court will adjourn today, but not
the grand jury, its work not having
been finished.
John Chandler bought a lot this
week from Henry Ballard and will
build a house.
Ladies' capes and jackets at W. T.
Davis Prices lower than ever offered
in Vinita before.
Fairland has a Goat street. 1t
must be the one on which all the
lodges are situated.
r. M. J. Shriver has been appointed
Office deputy at Miami and w. n.
Stannard field deputy.
The net loss to the Staplers by the
fire, should the insurance policies be
paid in full, is $4,000.
II you need a wagon see Chandler
before buying. He will make you a
lower price than anyone.
Just stop and think what would
happen il the fool-killer should pay
Vilita visit just about now.
Mrs. r. /. Blakeney, Mrs. P. B.
jackson and number of other ladies
went out Tuesday for a nutting party.
Everything in lamps at Rat
cliffs.
Aleck Lamar, young man living
at Alton, was reported very low Mon
day with typhoid fever and little hope
Of recovery.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend the social at Mrs. SWANS on
Friday evening, Oct. 29th. Be sure
and be there.
DIR. Foreman gets fresh drugs, in
good quantities, every few days. Nor
al: It's the place to have your pre-
scriptions filled.
Notica uill Aa In yy;,;to botuoo,,
Nov. Ist and 18th. Leave orders for
work with A. NJ. Brock. Geo. w.
Sheets, piano tuner
Miss Erma Hamilton, who went
home to Sapulpa from the academy
on account of illness, is said to be
beyond hope of recovery.
Lost, last Saturday, between Joe
Hunts and Fred Kelley's residence,
SIS. Liberal reward for return of
same to THE CHIEFrAIN Office.
The tender of locomotive and sev-
eral freight cars went through a bridge
at CRANKY, delaying Sundays west
bound passenger train six hours.
J. 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.
DIR. Fortnier was called to Wagner
last week in consultation on a case
thought TO be scarlet fever or diph-
liberia, but which proved TO be neither.
To the pensioners: / will be in vi
Dita on the 4th Of November next at
the Office of John B. Turner, to attend
to any business that they may have.
Jonathan Gore. s-2t
Dates of L. o. Ellis, dentist:
Chelsea, Nov. lst to I4th.
Adair. Nov. 18th to 20.
Pryor Greek, Nov. 2lst to Dec. 5ths
Chouteau, Dec. 9th TO 1ltb.