Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-02-24
Onion setts at Gray's.

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Onion setts at Gray's.
Prof. Chapman has been on tie sick
list.
Fine lot of soft maple trees at the
nu ursery.
Miss Georgia Reid at the opera
house tonight.
]. H. Davis pays highest price for
furs and dry hides.
Mrs. ]. L. Dameron has been sick
for the past week.
We will divide profits with you.
"Katy" Lumber Co.
Billy Ward has been on the sick
list for several days.
Apple trees in large or small guam
titles at the nursery.
The opera house management is in
somewhat of tangle.
Come aud get our prices before you
buy. katy" Lumber Co.
Mrs. George W. Clark is having
some shade trees planted.
Wanted, few day boarders. Jake
Walters, beside DR.. Bagby.
Will have a car of baling ties in a
few days. Joseph Hunt.
A boy is reported at the home Of
Yves. Purcell, on Rock creek.
The "Katy" inspection car was
here Tuesday on its way south
Early Rose, Early Ohio and Bur-
bank seed potatoes at Gray's-
Two nice large resident lots for sale.
Inquire of Mrs. A. P. Goodykoontz-
Early Rose, early Ohio and Bur-
bank seed potatoes at Gray's.
Francis Willard memorial services
at Methodist church Sunday night.
Paper novels, large lot of new ones
-j.ast- received at Cooks Book Store.
Get in the swim-go to Mcpherson 5
barber shop. Hot baths now on tap.
Two cars of hay were accidentally
burned at Abba switch one night last
week.
JIM. Jeans & Sons will pay the
highest price for turkeys. Get them
in quick.
S. Frazier Parks, lawyer, of Table
quah, is going to locate in Vinita the
tirst Of March.
Hang on to your dollars till you see
my ''bargain counter" of dress goods.
j. c. GRAY.
Joseph Hunt has also the "Rock
Island" line of implements. They are
leaders of all others. Il
The Vinita Star, daily, it the latest
newspaper venture, A. II. Bertram
being the moving spirit.
The Presbytery of Sequoyah meets
at Tulsa this year and the date is
Thursday, April Z, at 7:30 a. m.
Juror Charles johnson, of Skiatook,
has been suffering with pneumonia
at the Henderson hotel, but is now
improving.
The hunters in the vicinity of Che
topa, Bluejacket, Welch, Coffeyville
and Alton, had a big wolf hunt and
drive last Friday.
The first term of the dancing school
closed Monday night. The school will
he continued ia the old L. ). court
room instead of the new Halsell build
ing.
Judge Thomas and party of friends
spent portion of the day Tuesday in
hunting. Being national holiday, II
gave the Judge a little relaxation
from his arduous duties on the bench.
Joseph Hunt has removed his ware
house from the old Bracket lumber
yard to his lot across the street from
The CHIEFTAIN Office. 1t will he
used to store machinery, implements,
etc.
See Miss Georgia Reid at the opera
house tonight. You will be more
than satisfied. You want fun, she has
it? You want pathOs, she has it.
You want tragedy, she has il. % and
s5c.
A. c. b. Allen suffered a severe at
tack of measles while setting on the
jury in the Lewis Riley murder case
last week. He was excused by the
court Friday morning: the jury failed
to agree up to the time Of Mr.. Aliens
hence it was a mistrial.
Frances Z. Willard, regarded as one
of the remarkable women Of the world,
died in New York last week. She was
at the head of the w. c. T. T., and as
a mark Of respect union memorial
services will be held at the Methodist
church Sunday night. The ministers
of the different churches and Others
will address the meeting.
Attorney w. 7. Hutchings has con-
sented to deliver his lecture, Egypt
in this city on Friday evening of
next week. Those who have heard
the lecture say that it is very fine, and
we predict a full and select audience
here next week. We have not heard
whether it will be delivered ia the
,,,o,-, l,opSa or in ono of tIe churches