The Tomahawk., 1903-05-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

WnHU IS pllc IlHptNi WIN ''is fNr
roads?
Fresh candy and fresh fruit at B, L.
Fairbanks.
When in Detroit go to Mrs; r; D.
Ryerson's for your millinary;
Mr.. and Mrs. John VpnMetrs and
little daughter Ethlen, returned here
on Tuesday from q visit to the Twin
Cities.
Mrs. Downing. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Simon Mjchelet,
returned to her home at st. Paul last
Friday,
Charley Murray. townsite owner OF
Ebro, was at the Agents Office today
to list for sale three Inherited Indian
allOtmentS.
Mr., Green of Erie, Mich. who was
appointed school farmer for the board
ing school here last month. has not
yet made his appearance.
Go over to "Chinum" and see the
new stock OF. Shoes ne just received,
they are the model Grimrllds both
for ladies and gentlemen.
ALICE McNabney OF Laurel, Kansas,
the newly appointed matrOn OF the
boarding school here, arrived yestel-
day. She takes the place of Mrs. Lipps
who resigned recently.
ENTI STR Y-For first class
dentistry, call on DR.. &. II. Phalon.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Grown and Bridge work a special
ty. Office over First National
Bank, Detroit, MINI.
Congressman Haugan of Iowa with
several friends were visitors of this
reservation last week. They1came to
examine some of the inherited Indian
lands with IL view to purchasing.
Mrs. Susan B. MOncrieff of Topeka,
Kansas, who was recently appointed
as seamstress for the Pine Point gov
ernment boarding school, reported to
Agent Michelet yesterday for duty.
Oscar Davis, a recent graduate of
Carlisle, was a visitor at the office OF
the TOMAHAWK last Monday. Oscar
IS a practical printer having passed
his apprenticeship with the Carlisle
school paper.
Chief Weise of the Pembina Settle
ment, made the TOMAHAwK a pleas
ant call. He came to the Agency for
the purpose of consulting with Agent
Michelet regarding the building of a
day school at the Pembina Settle
ment.
Captain of Indian police, Joseph
LoZon, has taken Ke-she-ah-bO, an In
dian woman of this reservation, to the
Indian insane asylum at Canton,
South Dakota. He was accompanied
by Eva Roy, who will assist him in
looking after the woman.
Agent Miclielet has notified the
chief of police of New York City, Of
the death of Barton Wooley who was
drowned in Walker Lake on this res
ervation last Fall, and whose body
was found recently. Young Wooley
was New Yorker, and it is for the
purpose of locating his family that the
notice has been sent to the chief
of police.
Mine host, John Leecy, of the Hotel
Leecy is the proud poSsesSOr Of a COM
bination harness made at the Indian
school at Genoa, Neb. 1t can be used
either as Il single or a double harness,
and with or without blinderS. 1t is
remarkably we'll and neatly made, and
it is a strong recommendation for the
Industrial department of the Genoa
school,
John Lynch, one of the bonanza
farmers of this reservation, reports
that seeding on his and surrounding
farms in that vicinity has been com
pleted. Mr.. Lynch believes in diversi-
fed farming and he and some of the
more progressive farmers in his neigh,
borhood are going to experiment ir
corn raising this year. He has also
transplanted on his farm five Thousand
cottonwood, willow and box-elder trees
besides a large number of berry bear
ing shrubs.
Considerable inherited Indian lane
has been listed for sale in the lndiar
agents Office. Last Tuesday was the
d,fo ,,pop which fbe bids for thp first