Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-08-21

i OhIlpe lrult Is booming the part
goric market.
INSPECT the remnant counter a
Wallen s. Wilson. W
There is quito a colony OF Vinitan
at Eureka Springs.
A. N. Green is getting better an,
Is able to be about the house.
Muskogee is excited over the ar
rival Of the frst bale Of cotton.
Look at Walen & Wilson'S price az
this week oad come 20 see US. W
Miss Ray Miller will attend schoo
at Hardin College, Mo-, this year.
Mrs G. w. Clark is spending
couple Of weeks at Eureka Springs.
An annex containing six new rooml
has been added to the Green hotel.
Miss Mamie Chandler went tc
Miami Saturday to visit a week oI
two,
w. b. DePuo aud family havemovet
to the residence formerly occupied by
w. L. Chapman.
When Ia doubt as to the appearing,
Of that fence buy a whitewash brush
and 60 to work.
Darrough Hardware Co. shipped q
hne range TO Muskogee last week and
also one to Sapulpa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Levi, will
leave ia few days for a two months
tour OF the great lakes.
A marriage license was issued last
Thursday to Marion ChanieandAnuie
McEunery OF StillWell.
Wallen & Wilson have large line
Of wrappers worth sl.25 which they
are closing at so cents.
Too much care cannot be exerch ID
In keeping all premises cleaned up
during the present heated season.
A jib lot ladies and misses slippers
at Wallen & Wilson's worth 81 and
A.25 per pair closing at Ole per pr. W
w. I. Wade aud Ell. Rhea left
Tor Chicago last Thursday to pur-
chase the iall stock for the Jumbo
store
The small boy sees no similarity in
the ashing rod he is about TO lay
down and the one his teacher is about
10 take up.
j. 5. ObUrn has moved the Silver
Moon restaurant to the Charles
worth store, which he purchased a
few weeks ago.
Mrs, Cynthia Wacaser was one OF
the past matrons present at the
Eastern star Communication at
South McAlester.
Tulsa Is smoking up" over the sale
Of the arst home grown corn. From
the Tulsa view it is about the finest
that ever silked.
John skinner Is reported to be
slowly improving. IL will be about
two weeks before hu will be able 10
leave the hospital.
j. c. Hawkins Of Adair has market
ed two car loads Of oats at Muskogee.
This Is the first oat shipment from
the Cherokee nation.
n. p. Johnson OF the recorders Of
dee has moved his household goods
from Muskogee here. lie Will occupy
the Mellette residence.
From the number OF street fakers
doing business here there must be q
number Of Vinitans who are easily
parted from their money.
Emmett Skinner left Sunday for
st. Louis, Chicago and New York TO
buy the fall stock OF goods for the
Ratcliii Mercantile Company.
August Schliec1er returned Friday
night from South McAlester, where
he had been attending the meeting Of
the grand lodge, A. +. and A. NJ.
Mrs. r. NJ. Swain represented Puri-
" Chapter No 20 at the South Nc
Aiester meeting Of the Grand Chap
ter order Of the Eastern Star.
J. c. Anderson has accepted a posi-.
tion With the Mccormick Machine
Company Of Springfield, Mo-, and be-
gan travelling for them the 1lth Of
this month.
Frank SeykOra, a prominent busi-
man Of South Omaha was here last
on a prospecting tour. Mr..
Seykora expressed himself as very
favurably impressed with Vinita.
L. w. Marks topped the quarantine
market last Thursday with load OF
cattle, which averaged 1851 aud sold
al s3.3j per cwt. The Bowles Live
Stock Commission Companysold them.
Remember our closing sale con.
tlnues. Don't miss the chance OF
lifetime TO buy anything you want 10
1ats, underwear lawns, shoes, etc.
Wallea s. Wilson. "
Col. Frank Churchill has returned
10 Muskogee from Sulphur aud pro-
nounoes the latter place one OF the
,leanest aud most attractive towns
10 the territory.