Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-03-17
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCUST posts al BOD btakeneyS 5.
Eight grades of coffee at Gray's.
Locust posts at Bob BIakeney's.
Go to Gray's for nice fresh groceries
Millinery goods at your own price
at Gray's.
Can goods, pickles and relishers al
Chambers.
Oyeralls, work shirts and jumper:
at Gray's.
The days of millinery openings arr
close at hand.
See my plow shoes before buying
elsewhere. Gray.
Black face speciality by Acolian quar-
tette Friday night.
Gray's for millinery goods at YOU
own price.
We will divide profits with you
''Katy" Lumber Co.
Il yard dress patterns, no two alike
at Gray's.
S. f. Parks has secured an Office
with Judge Denison.
A bedroom.suite for sale; perfect con
dition. J. c. Anderson.
Several new boarderS are reported
at the college this week.
Come and get our prices before you
buy. katy" Lumber Co.
A small house to rent for cash in
advance; call at this Office.
Keep the chickens out the garden. w.
W. Miller has the wire netting.
Kiln dried globe onions; the finest
on the market, at Chambers.
Special attention called TO my laces
and embroideries. j. C. Gray.
Seed potatoes and fancy Colorado
eating potatoes at Chandler's.
Recitations by Mrs. Don Carlos and
Miss Alice Cooper Friday night.
Furnished rooms with board. Jake
Walters, south of DR.. Fortner's.
Flowers are blooming and the voice
of the frog is heard in the pond.
Be sure and hear the Aeolian quar-
tette Friday night at opera house.
Little Mamie Badgett began the
ascent of the tree Of knowledge Mon
day.
The wild onion season is here and
the small boys breath is as stout as
ever.
Have you planted those shade trees
that you have laid off to plant so
long?
The wolf drive Friday was a failure,
though on the way home one was
caught.
Telephones are now being discussed
"a little later the first syllable will be
dropped.
Musical selections by Misses Crockett
and Miss Graper at opera house Fri
day night.
Lost or stolen, diamond stud of one
carat; liberal reward for its return to
this Office.
A bargain in note heads, printed.
Ask this Office for samples of stock
and prices.
There are getting to be more social
events in Vinita than there are days
in the week.
A splendid new Crown sewing ma
chine for sale at bargain: enquire at
this Office. Price SIS.
War with Spain will not prevent
the entertainment from coming off at
opera house tomorrow night.
A special communication of Vinita
Masonic lodge will be held Saturday
night for work in the first degree.
Manuel Wingfield, son of the late
George Wiugfeld and stepson of J. W.
died in this city Monday.
John c. Gray purchased an invoice
Of fruit trees at the nursery for plant
ng on his Pawpaw farm this week.
The streams were up a couple of
lays last week and the result was
arge number of people in town trading
Monday,
The purchase Of ton and over of
paper this week, added to what was
n stock before, gives this Office a
1 very good supply.
A large amount of fencing in the
country northwest of town was burn
I'd during the windy days last week
ust before the rain.
Miss Viola McGhee and William
Dennis were married at the residence
)f L. J. McGhce in Fairland on the
18th day of March, 1898, by the mayor
Of Fairland.
DR.. L. o. Ellis, dental surgeon, Ne
rada, Mo-, will be at Bluejacket,
March "a to q, Alton, March q to
pril 8, Vinita, April to 10, for the
practice of his profession.
Despite the fact that our people are
n the midst of their farm work, sub
are coming in rapidly.
Never was so much interest taken in
public affairs as at present.
The entertainment to be given at
he opera house Friday night will be
me If the best that Vinita has seen
or some time. The participants con-
list strictly Of home artists.
DR.. c. p. Linn, at Wewoka, has the
.rewsome relics of the burning of the
,Wo VOung SeminOles-the DadlOcks