Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-24
LOCAL NOTES.



Wheat fields are getting green.
Chief Burlington IS 10 Tahlequah.
Fat hogs are scarce as hens teeth.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Eiminstju Is very ill,
Pumpkins nrd ready sale In Vlnita.
Mr.. Charlie Hunt has typhoid fc-
vr
PaN-Tqws, persimm ms aud pos
sums neall ripe.
Alton aud Mimi are each re-
iiclng Ia an arle'ian well
The late neaches have at last dis.
\ appeared rom the market.
Some rousing hunting and ashing
stories are heard these days.
Q. j. Newman's new dwelling, on
north Wilson street is about COM
pleted.
N Mrs. Pfannkuche is suffering from
broken arm, the result OF rura-
way Sunday.
Deputy Clerk II. II. Lybrand Is ex-
pected to return from Ohio the latter
part OF this week.
Pecans aud paw. paws are the ex-
cuses for pleasant Jaunts intn the
country hese days.
Attorney Bishop. Of Lawrence, Kan
pa Is in the city l"k ny after some
. Shawnee laud cidims.
Cul. Needles and Mai " Breckln-
ridge went TO Muskogce last night, to
be absent short time,
Ned Adair, ex-e'erk OF Saline dis
! trict, was here witness before
the Dawes commission.
II. Q. Haydn, Of Hayden, I. Twas
here looking after some bull
ness before the Dawes commission,
Mrs. J. VI. B. ~ sler, who has been
sick with typhoid fever, is much I'M
proved an I vii soon be cunvdlescent.
A cold storage plantof large capac-
lty Is an enterprise about To material
izs. IL will be built by Vinita cap.
ital.
DR.. Frazee is the star boarier at the
Cobb house Yesterday he q Aclude1
an even decade as a guest Of the
house.
Miss Minnie McCreary was called
by a telegram &, Tennessee. The tel
egram conveyed the sad news OF the
death Of her sister.
The Frazse Hardware aud Furni-
ture store made Monday the banner
day OF the season for the amount Of
business done.
A search Is TO Je made for record
nf the street grIde' of Vlnita. At
the present writing no one seems
able TO locateit.
II. NJ. Buckley, the rotlnd and
versatile editor OF the Wynnewo1d
Truth. was here, and made this
ofice frateraal call.
j. r. Combs has purchased the
Falkland Bee, aud J. Hale Swiudler,
the former proprietor, has gone to
Kansas City to engage II business.
Rev f. w. IIawleg, Presbyterian
synodical Superintendent ludidn
Territory and Oklamrm was here
on business contested with the
church at this place
Rev. J. :. Stnbbleheld has accept, d
the call t0 the pastorate of the Pie'-
byt,rlan church at Viuitt aud will
begin his labors about the sccund
sabbBth In November.
A horse attached to enc OF Felix
Ccwan's delivery wagons, ran away
Tuesday. The horse escaped in.
Jury. The remnants Of the wagon
have not been located as yet.
NJ. l.. Paden was here from his
farm near Centralia. Mr.. Pdden
served one term a. a member Of the
CherOkee boarl OF education and was
an active aud efii;ient member.
Rev. ). E, whpkey, of Jackson,
Kentucky, tde minister who preached
At tho Baptist church last Sabbath
morning AID evening, preached
nightly during the week At the same
place.
A little more than one more week
Will finish the work uf the Dawes
Commission at this place. There are
a large number OF freedmen eases
do:keted that have not yet been
heard.
VinliR has ten passenger trains a
I. day now, fur on the Frisco an siS
on the Katy. Suon we are tn have
two more on the Frisco, when the
Sherman AMI 81. Louis fast train IL
{ put ON.
i Rev Q. l.. Browning closed his arst
| years pastOrIte AZ Viniia, and II the
bishop heeds the wishe' of the church
mere, will he sent back again. Rev
Mr.. Browning is are preacher enc
an excellent man.
The condition o. the roads west o.
town l. deplprable, aud Whenever thl
rainy season approaches they sill sooI
become impassable. There Is move
meDt on foot, however, TO have then
put IN coadition by the commercial
club.
The Harmon meat market changed
hlnis Monday, but Nc. Harm vii
remain thfre few days. All3Aylnl
accounts against the uld nrtn vii
Please present. them, and all WIN ar
Indebted 20 the same will pleise cal
and settle.