Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-02-10
LOCAL NOTES.

Fine lot of soft maple trees at the
nursery.
Wanted, cook and chambermaid at
Hotel Green.
The fare to Sitka, Alaska, is some
thing under SIS.
J. H. Davis pays highest price for
furs and dry hides.
G. B. McGlasson has his new house
about completed.
There is great deal of sickness
pneumonia chiefly.
We will divide profits with you.
'.Katy" Lumber Co.
The Masonic Royal Arch Chapter
meets tomorrow night.
A. c. Core. at Welch, advertises a
full line Of implements.
Apple trees in large or small guam
titles at the nursery.
Come and get our prices before you
buy. katy" Lumber Co.
Miss Allie Williams is conducting
private school for juveniles.
w. Ii. Morrison has recovered from
his recent severe attack of illness.
Manager Freeman, of the Cobb
house, reports prosperous business.
Paper novels, large lot of new ones
just received at Cooks Book Store.
Judge Watt Starr was witness in
Judge Thomas court the first of the
week.
Vinita must have a Sunday Sun cor
respondent-it is well-nigh imper-
ative.
JIM. Jeans s. Sons will pay the
highest price for turkeys. Get them
in quick.
Mrs. Clinkscales has been very i'll
with pneumonia, but is now much
better.
Hang on to your dollars till you see
my ''bargain counter" of dress goods.
]. c. GRAY.
John Weaver, who is i'll with kidney
trouble, is able to sit up. but cannot
come down town.
Twelve head of short horn bull
calves for sale: enquire of Lee Barrett,
at harness shop.
''Never touched me, = said the
poker game, when 1t heard the grand
jury had adjourned.
The indications are that a great
many new dwellings will be erected
in this city next stmmer.
The youngest child of P. H. Beeson
and wife, aged five months, died Mon
day, after weeks illness.
y If some heavy weight envelopes are
wanted this Office can supply them, as
a case was received this week.
ID. II. Wilson now has a law Office
at Chelsea, being associated at that
place with w. II. Edmondson.
Harry Smith had his leg severely
bruised few days since by gate at
the stock yards falling upon him.
Ed Lunday's little girl, who was re-
Gently so sick the doctors could hold
out no hope Of recovery,i is getting well.
Valentine day is near. A. NJ. Cook,
at the book store. has the finest line
of valentines ever brought to Ninita.
Lee Barrett has a car of buggies al
ready on sale, and Joseph Hunt and
E. c. Stretch are expecting car each
very soon.
VIII trade the stallion, Tim McMa-
hon, trotting record of 2:37, for driv-
ing stock. j. I. Gunter, at livery
stable.
The ''barkers' for the Is cent eat
ing houses are as noisy about time
court adjOurns as a Coney Island oys-
ter man.
The merchants are advertising dou-
bic blankets at 80 cents. They must
be the kind sold in August as mos
quito bar.
Rev. NJ L. Butler married John L.
Mccarthy and Mrs. Alice Snyder on
Mouday afternoon at the home of Ed.
Hornback.
The Knights of Pythias have re-
organized and arranged with the
Masons to meet in their new hall,
above the bank.
The subject of the Sunday morning
sermon at the Congregational church
will be, Saved by the Power of Life. "
All seats are free.
Appeals to the supreme court will
be taken in behalf of both the men
condemned to be hung in this district
on the 18th of this month.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson is being accorded
very good congregations. A feature
Of his services, which are much on the
order of the Episcopal, is the music.
Go to J. II. Davis wagon yard for
good Accommodations and reliability.
Free camp house. Feed store in con-
nection; east side NJ. X. & T. track.
A letter from Mrs. J. B. Burck-
halter announces that the family of
Rev. Caldwell has been blessed with
baby. The two ladies named are
sisters.
A few years ago the merchants
of Vinita swept their own stores: next
some of the clerks did it: now nearly
all the larger houses IN the city en-
ploy a porter.