Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-11-10
LOCAL NOTES.


in the Vinita exchange.
S. S. Cobb's is the place to buy your
boys and mems clothing.
Corn is selling very readily on the
streets here at 20 cents a bushel.
Even Change is the name of the
leading brand of coffee at Gray's.
Don't fail to see those silk and
yicugna shirt waists at S. S. Cobb's.
$50 head of stock cattle for sale. Bird
Ballenger, Big Cabin, L. T. 1912
"Even Change" and "Cupidn coffee
are the leading brands on the market
at Gray's.
The sweet potato crop in this Sec
tion is immense, and they are gener-
ally of large size.
Rev. J. S. Thompson has been sick
for some time at "Lum" McNair's,
but is now improving.
A big prairie fire went across from
the railroad to Bull creek, just above
the cemetery, Saturday.
Beavers steam baling press went to
Big Cabin Friday afternoon, to bale a
lot of hay for f. L. Kelley.
Ed Campbell is going to feed 2OOO
head of steers at Alluwe, Dick Rey-
nolds 300 and Jim Mehlin 100.
The members of the colored Baptist
church will give an entertainment on
Thanksgiving day and night.
The Presbyterian synod Of the In
dian Territory and Oklahoma will
convene next year at Muscogee.
A farm Of 500 acres, three miles
north of Vinita, for sale. Call on W.
G. Nelms. s-l1
While the Chamnis trial was in
progress there were two weddings
among the witnesses attending it.
All the hop ale and gambling cases
against Vinita people were continued
till next term of court yesterday.
Mrs. Pumphrey left Friday for a
visit with her parents at Bellaire. o.
She will be gone some two months.
The McCrary place, adjoining
Vinita on the west, 300 acres is for
sale. Apply to Jim McCrary. loft.
Henry Kendall college at Muscogee
is to be dedicated with elaborate
ceremonies next Wednesday evening.
A man up at Kelso was out with G.
w. Green's shot gun when one Of the
barrels busted. He was using dyna-
mite shells.
Mr.. Kyle, Of the Vinita Music
House, has sold out his interest to a.
NJ. Brock and will move his family to
Pittsburg, Kan.
A Frisco switchman named John
had leg broken Wednes-
day at Monett, while trying to board
a switch engine.
Mr.. Rees, of Fayetteville, Arkansas,
is il town looking around to ascertain
what the prospects are for putting in
a system OF water works.
d. G. Morris and some Of his neigh
hors have been down several days this
week from the country below Cofiey
Vile, attending law suit.
Mayor Burlington united in mar
rage Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Wesley |
Rowley, Of Henderson, Kan, and |
Miss Mamie Marshall, OF Cedarville, |
No.
There will soon be another car load |
If convicts for the northern prisons
rom the northern district, and Vinita
.ourt has furnished a good share Of
hem.
A horse at the Thompson restaur-
INT, east Of the track, was frightened
y the firing lat the negro Thursday
light, and horribly cut on a wire
ence.
Judge Huckleberry left Thursday
yening for his home at Wan. The
ase in which he was interested, the
'hamness case, was given to the
ury that evening.
I. A. Montgomery, of Bartlesville,
ccompanied 10y his daughter, came
yer Friday. Mr.. Montgomery is
n old friend Of Judge Thomas, hav-
lg known him in Illinois.
There is noticeable difference Of
lite in the arrivals on the Frisco train
rom the west. Since the extension
the road great increase in travel .
-om that direction has resulted. :
For Sale, 300 tons Of hay, all en-
osed, miles South of Chelsea, /. T.;
20 tons more close by can be had en-
osed; also, 25 head Of young horses.
X. Clingan, Chelsea, l. T. 3tf
By the burning Of his store at Ruby
he other night Art Masterson lost
bout $1,000 above his insurance,
hich was 81, 800. The only thing he
wed was a saddle Whether he will
sumo business or not is as yet unde-
rmined.
John Thomason returned Thursday !
ON a weeks trip TO J. o. Halls
nch on Curl creek. He accompa-
ed George NidifTer after 300 head Of
GERS which were brought over and
aced on feed.
A wonderful medicine-Beggs' little y
ait pills-for weak stomach, impaired
gestion, disordered liver, sick headache,
nstipation, female ailments, are abso-
tely without rival. Take no substi .
te, ask for Beggs'.
Billiards. Snow Liniment. There is
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