Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-10-20
LOCAL NOTES.

| First class shoemaker at Lee Barrett s
The merchants are all hurrying the
stove man.
Have you seen those shirt waists at
S. S. Cobb's?
Bring your chickens, eggs and poult-
ry to 6. ). Cobb.
For delicious drink try Cupid
coffee at Gray's.
Are you looking for bargains. If so
go to S. S. Cobb.
That mans hat at S. S, Cobb's for
81 beats them all.
Team harness, collars and pads, all
kinds. Lee Barrett's harness shop.
S. S. Cobb sells the best shoe in the
world. The Clover Brand Shoe.
Even Change is the name of the
leading brand of coffee at Gray's.
Lap robes, and horse blankets; nice
line Just opened up at Lee Barrett's.
Mrs. 7. ]. Stone is very sick and it
was feared Saturday she could not re-
cover.
Wonder if he really did give heI
diamond ring the other night, as re-
ported?
Best assortment of buggies in the Cher
okee Nation. Will be sold cheap. Lee
Barrett.
"Even Change" and Cupid coffee
are the leading brands on the market
at Gray's.
A farm of 500 acres, three miles
south of Vinita, for sale. Call on W.
G. Nelms. Sl1
Making nice line of buggy harness,
single and double; tip top in style, low in
price. Lee Barrett
The city authorities moved ints
their new quarters above the post
Office Tuesday morning.
jim Wilmington has bought place
in Indiana, sown it in grass and will
engage in cattle raising.
Another allotment was provided for
at the home of John +. Warren, at
Adair, Sunday night. It's girl.
Jim little is in the midst OF an
other townsite scheme. This time il
is a county seat northwest of town
fifteen or twenty miles.
H. C. McGlasson and wife are i'm
proving satisfactorily in health, in
Texas. Mr.. McGlassOn has lately
bought some more cattle.
Mr.. Churchill fell off step ladder
in the store Tuesday evening and
through show case glasS-for a won
der without injury TO himself.
The fisherman who got the minnow
seine at Mrs. Pumphrey's will oblige
by holding up his hand-or bringing
the seine around to Nat Rider.
The family of Rev. Mr.. Lloyd re-
ceived the intelligence yesterday
of the death of one of their sons, liv-
ing in one of the eastern states.
A man living up Cabin creek some
fifteen miles or more named George
Puffer, was accidentally shot in the
hand few days since with a small
pistol.
Judge w. II. Tibbils with his stem
ographer, Miss Edith Lee, left
Yesterday for Miami, to be absent sew
eral days attending TO some probate
matters.
The society editor of THE DAILY
CHIEFTAIN has not yet had an oppOr-
tunity to write up any weddings, but
has several sharp pencils and sees sew
eral bright prospects among Vinita's
smart set.
Cards were issued yesterday an
nouncing the pproaching marriage of |
Miss Ludie Hall and Mr.. L. f. Parker |
Jr., which is to be sOlemnized at the |
NJ. E. Church, Wednesday evening |
Nov. ,, at eight O'Clock.
Pryor Creek was pretty well repre-
sented in the city Monday, the grand |
jury requiring the attendance Of quite
a number. Among those noticed were |
P. w. Samuels, w. W. Harrison, J. L.
Miller, J. III. Langley and John
]. W. Maxwell, general superinten-
dent of NJ. X & Il. lines in Texas,
went north Sunday morning in his
private car, accompanied by num-
Der of other railroad people. A Texas
Central special car was also attached
10 the same train.
The merchants all had big week,
last week. The truth Is that Vinita
sells about all the goods consumed
within twenty miles OF here. The
reasons for this are that our mer-
chants have the goods, sell them low,
and have not been backward about
making the fact known.