Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-03-03
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Fine lot of soft maple trees at the
nursery.
Millinery goods at your own price
at Gray's.
Egypt, tomorrow night at the Pres
byterian church.
JH. Davis pays highest price for
furs and dry hides.
We will divide profits with you.
"Katy" Lumber Co.
Apple trees in large or small guam
titles at the nursery.
DIR. L. T. Winner is in st. Louis at
tending medical school.
Come and get our prices before you
buy. Katy Lumber Co.
A small house to rent for cash in
advance; call at this Office.
Wanted. few day bOarders. Jake
Walters, beside DR.. Bagby.
Early Rose, early Ohio and Bur-
bank seed potatoes at Gray's-
John Byrd and his son, Tom, have
bought the Cornatzer livery stable.
J. c. Anderson and wife enter
tained a party of friends last night at
whist.
Visit Egypt tomorrow night with
W. T. Hutchings at the Presbyterian
church.
Lost or stolen, diamond stud of one
carat: liberal reward for its return TO
this Office.
Oat sowing has been the order dur
ing the pretty weather for the last
seek os two. v--~@
". W. villers laundry burned
Tuesday night, to some extent men
Sacing the dwelling.
Joe Crowell, it is said, is the eighth
man to be ''put to sleep" by Bud Led
better's Winchester.
Next Sunday morning the pastor at
the Congregational church will preach
about human suffering.
Chlldren's social at Willie Halsell
college Saturday afternoon from to
O'Clock; refreshments 10 cents.
Dr. George Stewart, of this city, has
been appoipted member of the pen
ssfnining board of this city.
Judge Thomas appointed Dennis ii.
Wilson, this city, administrator Of
the Dr. Timmons estate at Chelsea.
The Gov Ballew farm was sold Sat
urday by Sheriff Ward, DIT Pryor
Creek. 1t brought little over $500.
Grandma Keys has been suffering
for two or three weeks with what ap-
pears to be a stubborn case of grip.
William Warren has purchased a lot
and begun the erection of a cottage
over on the east side near the nursery.
Claude L. Washbourne purchased a
farm from Mr.. Wasson at Welch a
few days ago, the consideration being
$1,000.
Mrs. C. c. Cornatzer's health is very
poor this winter and grave appre-
tensions are entertained by her
friends.
Mrs. e. NJ. Swain, of this city, is
conducting an Eastern Star depart
ment in the Indian Mason, published
at Chelsea.
Children's social at Willie Halsell
college Saturday evening from 2 to +
o'clock; all the children invited: re-
freshments 10 cents.
Three fatal cases of pneumonia are
reported from Ruby: Grandfather
Powell, aged rs: Walter Stevenson,
aged 10; Neal Martin. aged 4.
The Muskogee Daily Times has
again changed hands: this time it goes
into the hands of Mrs. Eddleman, the
mother of the former proprietor.
The new chicken man, who was fly
ing high as kite part of last week,
shit the road before pay day came
around, much to the regret of several
persons in this and adjoining towns.
The prettiest child under four years
of age present at the social at Willie
Halsell college Saturday afternoon
will receive a handsome gold ring.
Three good judges viii be selected.
John Sharp, who shot and danger
ously wounded Tom Triplett some
time ago, has been indicted by the
Cherokee grand Jury for assault with
intent to kill, and placed under 1000
bond.
Wanted: Agents to canvass. Choice
of Indian Territory. For Harper &
Brothers subscription publications.
Good sellers and good profit. Address
General Agent, Lock Box 10, Table
quah, l. T. Poo
Photographs.
Now is the best time of the year TO
pet your nhOtOs Fowler is making