Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-25
LOCAL NEW

MISS Margaret Narlguan went to
Aberdeen Tuesday for visit with
friends
Harry Robbins was over from his
claim across he river the first OF
the week on business.
County Auditor Colvillc went to
Aberdeen Tuesday to consult Il spec
lallst regarding eye trouble.
LINERI---Good team and rig
for livery service, and team for gen
cral work. Jesse Graybcar, Agency
school. Adv. 39tf.
There was a card party and smoL-
crat tine home of DIR. Allen last Sat
urday evening, which is reported Il
very pleasant occasion.
NOTICE---All express hauled
over the stage line from Mclaugh-
lin will be delivered to the owners
at the garage j. w. Culbertson.
When you want to sell your land
or make Il loan on same, write or
call on &. a. Patterson, 7O7 New
York Life Bldg, Minneapolis,
Mimi. 24-tf.
j. W. Culbrrtson Saturday moved
the house ne recently bought from
Dave Rabbit, to a new location
across the street from a. Colvillc's
residence
lIORNS---l have the agency for
G. G.. Conn's musical Instruments
and fixtures, also oils etc. Let me
take your order. X. E. Hinton,
Pioneer office. Advt.
Thos Crownccklacc returned
Tuesday from Lennon, where he
played shortstop with the Lennon
ball team Sunday against Hcttinger.
Lennon won by a score of s to T..
Work on the cement sidewalk ON
the Agency grounds is progressing
very Favorable, and the crow expect
to finish the walk to the hospital by
next week sam Long. the Agency
blacksmith, is in charge OF the work.
Joe Schnaltz, Frank Joe Wagner,
Andrcas Settler and Jacob Kraft OF
Emnlons county, were here the first
of the week looking over land on
the reservation with the view OF
bidding at the sale tomorrow.
There was a base bali game at
Solrn last Sunday between a team
made up OF the crew that has been
building the elevator there and Il
team OF COW puncLers who have
been on the roundup. The car
prntcrs won by score of 10 to 6.
e. J Craig of Morristown,
a. S. Kcmpton and S. II. Kemp
ton OF kel,.ron, were here Monday
on business at the Agency in con-
ncction with the securing OF leases
OF Indian land. While here A. S.
I(cmpton had his name placed on
the Pioneer subscription list for a
year.
John j. Hughes, of Hcppner,
Oregon, brought large bunch OF
sheep last Friday for ID. B. thinner
man. There were 1880 in the
bunch, and they are now being
ranged about twenty-five miles
southwest OF Mcintosh. Owing to
the chilly, rainy weather, large
: number died. Mcintosh Globe
| Chief.
| Bill Clayton, Porcupinc Indian
| agent, and CFas. Walkingcloud.
Indian Police, rcceiveda "ducking'
| while crossing the Cannonball Tues,
| day with a team and buggy. The
current of the stream turned tn,
| buggy over throwing both out. Bill
lost his rifle in the mix-up and
says the water was pretty cool. -.
Shields Enterprise.
c. e. McCulloch of Raleigh, who
was sentenced to serve from one tt
five years in the North Dakot;
State Penitentiary by Judge Nussl1
last December for cattle rustlins
from Field & Zimmerman on the
Standing Rock reservation, wa.
granted a pardon by the pardon
board, and will be released from TIN
! pcnitcntiary in August.
: John Clayton was down from
! lIekton Monday, being an interest
ed party in an hcirship matte
heard before Special Examiner OF
Inheritance J. B. kitch, who is de
tcrminng all the unsettled estate.
on the reservation. He was &C
companicd by Mrs. and Miss Van
Solcn OF Cannonball, who appeared
as witnesses in his behalf.
Sheriff Chas. Clayton was in from
his home at Selfridge Tuesday. tt
conduct Il real estate mortgage sale
| Nothing speaks more for the pros
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