Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-03-29
LOCAL NOTES.

New houses are going up in most
every part of the city.
Miss Laura Wacaser went to Seneca
last Friday on a visit.
Will Ramsey, a popular druggist OF
ClaremOre, was in town Saturday.
E. B. Frayser had two head OF cat.
tie killed by lightning last week.
Mrs. Liza Armstrong, aunt OF John.
son Blackfeather, died Friday night.
Rev. A. J. Essex has accepted the
pastorate Of the Baptist church at
Chelsea.
The sprig tail ducks are still here
bnt the malards have taken their de.
parture.
Johnson Thompson, OF Tahlequah,
is still very III, and his recovery is
doubtful.
W. c. Patton accompanied DR.. Fife
home to MuskOgee Friday and visited
there few days.
The wife of Harry Jennings, United
States commissioner, died at Clare
ILore Thursday.
J. l.. Bumgarner came over from
Spavinaw Thursday and returned
Friday afternoon.
Peaches will soon be in bloom, and
barring a possible frost, there will be
an immense crop.
Sam Parks and Miss Fannie Mae
browning came up from Salina Sat
urday morning.
". T. Davis was in from Grand
river to meet the Grand army COM
mander Saturday.
Mrs. w. G. Patterson returned last
Saturday from an extended visit with
friends in Illinois.
The flow Of water at w. E.Halsell's
artesian we'll is almost as strong as
the well down town.
DR.. B. f. FOrtner went to Muskogee
Friday on business connected with
the board Of health.
DR.. Bagby spent Friday in Kan
sas City, returning on the ! O'Clock
train Saturday morning.
Emmett Rea came in Friday night
from Oklahoma City. He brought a
tlne bird dog to his father.
J.T. Moore, OF Temple, Texas, is in
the city prospecting. He is an agent
Of Mexican land syndicate.
The number Of old prairie chickens
seen gives promise OF some good sport
and eating in July and August.
Capt. SIS. Cobb left on Thursday for
Seneca, and after looking after his
mining interests, went to st. Louis.
Have you cough? A dose OF Bal
lard's hOrehOund syrup will relieve
it. Price p and 80 cents. Peoples drug
store.
Rev. Robt. Z. Swan, OF Oklahoma,
representative OF the anti-saloon
league OF that territory, was visitor
here Thursday.
Mrs. Robinson died at the annex
Friday afternoon. She had been
i'll for some time. She lived a few
miles from town.
J. w. Martin & Son have everything
in order at theiI new saddle and har-
ne's shop, which now presents a
handsome appearance.
Inspector Frank C. Churchill was at
Bluejacket recently, looking after
the payment Of the tribal revenue on
some hay being shipped.
The Katy sOuthbound passenger en-
glne became disabled about the time
il reached here and freight engln 25s
took the train on south, Friday.
To allay pains, subdue inflammation,
heal foul sores and ulcers, the most
satisfactory results are otained by US
ing Ballards snow liniment. Price 25
and 80 cents. Peoples drug store.
Prof. Dugger has piece Of ground
at the Academy which could probably
be leased for i garden. 'Twould be a
fine place for watermelon patch.
What with its dancing hall, billiard
hall and everything else in keeping,
w. P. Thompson's new house in the
Phillips addition, is to be strictly up
TO date.
You can be cheerful and happy only
when you are well. Ityou feel "out
Of sorts" take Herbine, it will brace
you up. Price 25 and so cents Peoples
drug store.
Miss jamie Hall left last Thursdayto
attend the conservatory OF music at
Cincinnati, Ohio. Her sister, Mrs. L.
F. Parker, Jr., accompanied her as far
as st Louis.
Il was a mere wreck-could not
stand on my feet; Beggs' Blood Puri-
fer saved my life and made me well
and strong, writes Mrs. II. Lenkelma
Pella, Iowa. Clenses the blood-pre-
vents and cures diseases-''makes sick
people we'll" A good spring tonic.
Peoples Drug Store.
Capt. John S. Hammer, OF Ardmore,
Tor national committeeman,
was registered at the Hotel Cobb last |
Wednesday and left on the Frisco for |
home Eext morning.
The result OF an over-indulgene in
food or drink are Promptly rectiaed |
without pain or discomfort by taking
a few dUses Of Ilerbine; price so cents
PeODles druP store.