Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-09-29
LOCAL NOTES.

ul1l ;.
Farm for sale; enquire of J. T.
Brackett.
Watch repairing aud reliable jew
elry at Foreman's-
Two quails were killed in the south
park Moncay morning.
Pictures only sl.5o per dozen. Gal
lery opposite Badgett's.
Bear Jimpson wants to sell out and
move down below. Too cramped.
A good farm to rent; apply TO Frank
Billingslea, Vinita, 1. L. 4Otf
I.B. Hitchcock is staying out at
Bear Timpson's and is raising poultry.
A good farm to let for the next
cropping season. near yinita market.
Apply at this Office.
@ A. Davis store at Chelsea was
broken into last Sunday night ana
quantity of goods -aken,
George Niemeyer, now living near
Adair. has a swelled limb which Is
giving him some annoyance
Pryor Creek is taking steps to in
corporate and its petition will be
heard at Muskogee October lS.
Muskogee opened a public school
last week and within month will
open another, for colored pupils.
You begin to feel the need OF a
stove. w. w. Miller gets in a car of
them today-heaters and cooking.
Had YOU heard that you can get one
duzen first class cabinet photos for
sI.5o at gallery. opposite Badgettss
1t is said the fair grounds have been
soia, but there has been no notice to
stockholders, or advertisement OF sale.
Good congregations attend the
meetings being held at the Methodist
church, and the interest seems to be
increasing.
The six-year-old daughter Of John
Hunter, living IN L. w. Marks neigh
borhood. died Tuesday, of summer
complaint.
T. A. Chandler has purchased from
W. E. HaIsell the property north of
DR.. Foreman, occupied by Attorney
John B. Turner.
w. NJ. Melette has been appointed
Law reader for the Episcopal church
in this city and its vicinity, by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Brooke.
There is an immense corn crop in
,his country this season, and that
which is being brought to market is
of a very excellent quality.
The eight-year-old son of Roht. EN-
mons. on West Cabin. had his leg
broken by fall Saturday. DIR. Bagby
went out and set the limb.
St. Johns Episcopal Mission, Sun
day next-service at IL a. M; Holy
Eucharist and sermon. No service in
the evening, Choir rehearsal on Fri
day at 7:30.
B. f. Cox las opened a feed yard
and camp house at Smith s. Leforce's,
near academy; parties attending court
can maintain themselves comfortably
at small cost.
W. w. Miller is having stove
opening and it will run all winter.
He has a nice line of stoves and has
bought them worth the money, and
will likewise sell them.
Prof. Caldwell has an interesting
German class at the academy. If
there are those who wish to take
special work in German they may be-
gin next week. Cooks Conversational
Grammar used.
This Office has again had occasion to
congratulate itself on the skill of
Henry Wortman as a mechanic. All
users of machiyery viii be glad when
the town is large enough to warrant
him i'm starting foundry and machine
shop.
John C. Gray, w. W. Miller, Al
Paul, Arthur Berry. NJ. Z. Milford
and George; went down to the SUI
phur spring Monday evening. return
ing the following evening. They did
not kill much game nor catch many
fish but had good time, nevertheless.
The Vinita base ball club went to
Kfebs and played couple of games
with the club at that place last Sat
urday and Sunday, the latter winning
both games. The score was to
and II TO I3. Return games will be
played here Saturday, Sunday and
Monday next.
The Sisters OF Saint Francis, Clint |
on. Iowa, write under the date of
January q, 1898: About six months
ago a very reverend Clergyman recon-
mended Regan's rheumatism Remedy
TO us as one Of our sisters was a severe |
sufferer from rheumatism. After she
had used one bottle she was entirely
cured. For sale by p. Shanahan, 81
per bottle.