Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-12-08
LOCAL NOTES.

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VIM. Chouteau has three pet deer
Fish Bros. and Milburn wagons al
Hunts.
Farm for sale; enquire Of J. ]
Bracket.
Just received, a car load of wagons
at Hunts.
Leave orders for corn and coal will
Vinita Plow Co.
| Coffeyville is threatening to cleal
out the gamblers.
John Gunter is fixing to put a new
roof on his livery barn.
Pete Tovey is hauling rock for the
new wholesale grocery.
A few buggies on hand yet and will
be sold cheap. Vinita Plow Co.
Mrs. Graper has been sick for SONS
days-an attack Of sciatic rheuma'
tism.
Gus Muropulos cashed a sl44 pork
check Friday-snd never owned
hog.
Sam Hawkins is just finishing up a
very excellent stone cellar for Mr..
Marrs.
Bruce Robinson has lost his yellow
cat: return to Gray's store and receive
thanks.
Call at Vinita Plow Co. and pick
out wagon--John Deere, Balm, Mo-
line and Kirk.
Miss Bessie Chouteau is attending
,he Kansas City high school, which
has 1900 pupils.
IN. Dawson has been given the
contract for the Melleste house, near
Mr.. Davenport's.
Better get you corn shelter and
save your feed, very cheap at the
vinita Plow Co.
Will McCollum's little girl, Efie,
after long siege of typhoid fever is
now rapidly recovering.
A. M. Brock is going to move into
the house vacated BY 81. Shaw-the
cid Methodist parsonage.
At a depth Of 40 feet gas has again
been struck at Coffeyville. We got to
have a gas well Vinita, sure.
It would be hard to estimate the
loss OF trade to the merchants OF this
town on such Saturday as last.
A visitor to the town day or two
since said he had never seen such well
kept meat markets as Vinita had.
The McCrary place, adjoining
Vinita on the west, 50s acres is for
sale. Apply to Jim McCrary. lott.
The "trading stamps" have come
to town and by buying $40 worth OF
goods you get q 1ne picture OF your
self.
The streets were full Of teams by
ten O'Clock Friday. Everybody
comes to VInita and as many as pos
sible stay.
The Katy will reduce passenger fare
from five to three cents mile about
the 18th instant. Another great
thing done for the territory in 1898.
Mrs. Laura Rowland, superin-
tendent Of the blind asylum at Ft.
Gibson, has been soliciting donations
in our city for that very worthy
enterprise.
A $50, 900 check was an incident OF
Wednesdays business at the First
National bank. They do business in
pretty big figures at that concern
sometimes.
An idea Of the amount Of business
before the United Stases commission
er's court here may be had when it Is
stated that eleven civil cases were set
for trial Thursday.
W. c. Wright Is planning to start
out on another hunt this week. This
time the party will so to the Spring
creek country northwest OF Table
quah for ten days hunt.
Joe Thatchsr's horse threw up Its
head Thursday and struck him In the
face, bruising his nose until he looks
like he had had an argument with an
opponent who bad used his Asts.
For Sale, 800 tons OF hay, all en-
closed, 3 miles South Of Chelsea, /. T.;
200 tens more close by can be had en-
closed; also, IS head Of young horses.
]. K. Clingan, Chelsea, /. I. lOtf
G. S. Shelton has gone from the
grocery to the dry goods department
Of the Jumbo Store. Claude will be
as much at home In that position,
and as polite and accommodating as
ever.
That dark brown taste and horrld
breath you have IL the morning Is
caused by an inactive liver; some med
icines relieve for a while; others for a
lew days, but HerbiDe cures. soc. r.
Shanahan.
J. B. Burckhalter's colt got away
a day or two since and for its return
he will pay a suitable reward. Is a
dark brown, three-year-old, with star
| in forehead; had rope halter on.
A. E. Freeman is the champion
weather prophet of the town. All
these fine days are his own handl-
work. Like Hicks, tho, he prophesies
so much he can't fail to strike it
right.
This is a capital time OF the year TO
| nav the balance Of your pledges to the