Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-11-08

Cook and dining room girl wanted
az the Whitney Hotel.
Mr. Will Morning aud family left
Monday for New Mexico.
For sale-our frame building, 20x40.
Vinita PlOw Company.
Mr.. Killlbrew is able 10 be out
again after short illness.
Those mantle folding beds at Mlngs
are just what you need,
NJ iss X. Pearl Drew is expected
home sor few days visit.
Have you seen that picture molding
at the Ming furniture storeS
Bob Mcclure came in from the west
on Sunay evenings Frisco.
Mrs. p. L. Soper left over the Fris-
co Tuesday for Oklahoma City.
See those new side boards at Mlng's.
They are just what you need.
The ChiefLain is prepared for all
kinds Of elegant job printing.
See our window Of pictures; they
are cheap at Ming Furniture Co,
w. Q. Patton returned from an ex-
tended visit at Muskogee Monday.
Mrs. e. B. Neville auo daughter are
spending this week In the country.
Quite a number OF VinIta people at
tended the stomp dance this week.
Stith Davenport left for Pine Bluff,
Ark, on the Katy Sunday evening.
II. U. Farley returned from two
weeks stay near Claremore Monday.
Jim Ward was in town from his
Big Creek farm the 6rst VI the week.
p. G. Browning came down on the
Frisco Monday aud went 70 Chelsea.
All The merchants report excellent
business. Lots Of goods sold for cash.
Mrs. Preston S. Davis and children
returned Monday from BentonvIllc.
Benson Crockett is now working at
the timers trade with Bruce Gamer
on.
Corn Is coming IN ln undimlnished
quantities, and is bringing Is cents a
bushel.
All kinds OF tin work. roofing and
repairing done at Bruce Cameron's
tin shop.
Edwin Chouteau is moving his
buildings of the Chandler lot on Will
son street.
Rev. NJ. l.. Butler left Monday for
Muskogee to remain, driving through
10 a buggy.
Rev. w. T. King will preach at
Pheasant Hill next sabbath afternoon
at o'clock
S. M. Black, from Lawrence county
Mo-, is In Vinlta looking for a location
He is a farmer.
The broken brick, etc, from the
Ratcliif wall is being carted away aud
used 10 nx the streets.
The roof OF the U. S. court house is
receiving a new coat OF paint at the
hands Of j. S. Stanley.
Send a dollar and get the Week.
ly Ohicftain from date until Jan.
uary the first, 1909.
Mrs. Josie Duncan returned from
Alton Monday morning where she has
been visiting Mrs. +. NJ. Crowell.
Last weeks Saturday Evening Post
contains a very good picture OF Chief
Pleasant Porter OF the Greek nation,
Three fine new chairs arrived at II
Q. Pittinger's this week for the
barber shop. They are elegant piece,
Of furniture.
Vinlta Is to continue TO boom
More than likely next spring will bC
the biggest building season the towI
has eyer known.
Rev. S. J.. Vance, the new Christian
minister, announced his politica
views 10 church the other night. HC
is republican.
Rev. O.L. Browning, the new pastor
OF tile Methodist church arrived las
Tuesday aud will take up the duties o
his past0rate at once.
Sandldge Hill has built neat res
ldence at Bartlesyllle aud has moved
his parents over there. DR.. Hin wa
here on buslnessiTuesday.
Sam Leforce returned from ST, Loul
Monday where he had been with cattl
He had lil steers that weighed 63l
pounds and brought % 10,
Information from Roswell, N N.
IL that Mrs. E. d. Frayser's condition
has grown worse since leaving Whit,
for that country two weeks ago.
A Georgia coroner's jury returned
the following verdict; "rhe decease,
came 10 his death by a railroad whicl
run over him, seriously killing him.
The opera house was fun Tuesda!
night from cellar TO garret with peo
pie who we're present 10 hear Tn
election returns. A large number o
ladies we're present as lnterestel
spectators aud listeners. The crow
WAS somewhat hilarious Ia spots, bu
on the whole quite good humored