The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-11-15

| week
The Wood Hardware are putting
metal siding on their ware house this
w.ek.
DR. A.C Smith OF the Rosebud
A ;ency was in town during the Gg
payment.
A brother of Herb Harrison arrived
Monday from Nebraska, and will visit
here for time.
Wm. Culbertson returned last FRI
day from a three days visit with
friends at Murdo.
The Culbertson building opposite
the hotel is being remodeled and
plastsred this week.
Jap Moss who has been here for
couple of weeks, left Monday night
for his home in Sioux City, Iowa.
Mrs. Andrew Kreiger living south
cas-. of town visited Sunday evening
with Mrs. T. II. Green in this city.
have for sale some good oak and
ash native posts at l5c each.
A.tf. A. X. Woop.
Gregory is rejoicing over the fact
that commencing the first of next
month they will have free mail deliv.
erv in that city.
Ak. Wood, Joe Meyer, J. B. Scriven
and VIM. Flood made a business trip
to White River, Cut Meat, Black Pipe
aud other points Monday.
J. ". Shevlin, wife aud son Msur-
icr, and Mrs McCarty mother of Mrs.
Shevliu, all OF Winser, stopped in
town few hours last Monday night.
Cy E. Roberts of Mcpherson, Kan.
sas, WAS here last Friday looking over
this section with view to locating.
He Vas pretty we'll pleased with our
country.
The Indians who were encamped
around town, pulled stakes and left
last Saturday, as the payment was not
TO be made until the latter part OF
this week.
Jim Gray Of Stamford, S. D. spent
Sunday night 10 town. This was his
first visit To our little city and he ex-
pressed considerable surprise to find
Wood such thriving place.
The voters OF South Dakota at the
election last week gave good ma
j"rity for the Richards primary law.
All counties reporting on the good
roads referendum show majority for
that law. 't
II, airy N-lsou aud A, X. Wood a,
t nird public sale in Trip county
near Wit,en las, Saturday. The stuff
brought such high prices, however,
that they were not numbered among
the buyers.
A. c. Beisell, Of RUTLAND, Iowa,
arrived here Saturday, and is now
bulliing shack on his homestead
i've and half miles south east Of
town preparatory TO staying here per.
maneptly.
All three of our merchants are get.
ting new goods almost daily and they
are carrying very large and complete
stocks. You can get almost anything
you want at Wood, and you can buy
il right too.
John Wacck, OF Irving, Kansas,
stopped in town Saturday night. He
was driving through on his way TO his
homestead six miles north west OF
White River, whore he will locate
permanently.
J. +. Sullivan OF Milwaukee, was
here Friday. He has . homestead
near the river, and recently arrived
| with = knocked down house shipped
| from the cast and an entire years sup
ply OF provisions.
Two big wagon loads OF Trip ooun.
~ cabbagcs were on cur streets last
Friday aud Saturday. Next season
We ought to have enough cabbsges
raised right in this immediate vicinity
to supply tho local demand.
Read the ads in the PIONEER every
week and then help boost this COM
muni,y by buying your wants of our
advertisers. They are the zeal pro-
yressive business men of this section
aud will give you a square deal.
Miss Mary Feeney arrived Wednes-
day from Sioux City, Iowa.. aud will
now make her prrmsnent homo on
her homestead on Sec. 2, n, Al. She