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BRITISH CRUISER
 BLOWS UP
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 LONDON. Dec. 21.-The British cruiser Natal was sunk In port this morning as a result of an internal ex- ploslon due to causes not as yet as eertained. according to an admiralty report. The Natal was until recently engaged in patrol duty off the British coast and had only returned to port for supplies day or two ago. From the accounts so far sken out there tre indications that the loss of life due 10 the explosion Is heavy. one account stating that there are only about four hundred survivors out of a total of nearly six hundred men aboard.
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AUSTRIAH NOTE RECEIVED TO-DAY
SNOW POWDERS
 ORANGE GROVES
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 LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3l.-For the first time in many years snow has fallen in the valleys of Southern Cal lfornia and today the orange groves in the vicinity of Cotton, San Bernardino and along the Riverside valley are mantled with shimmering coat of white while over an inch of the beau tiful lies upon the ground and the San of white from foot to crown Although the unexpected snowfall created con siderable eonsternation among the orange growers the crop is apparently unin1ured.
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CLAIMS KNOWLEDGE OF OLD MURDER MYSTERY
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 OLYMPIA, Dec. 3l.-R. Cuppel, a logger. employed in one of the logging camps in this section. told the chief of police last night that he Is in pos session of the name and identity of the man who killed thirteen year old Elsie Millhull at Renton nine years ago. after brutally asaulting her. Al though the affair created a great sen sation al the time and every effort was made to locate the murderer. no clue was ever found until today. The au- thorities are noncommittal as to the revelations made by Cuppel, refusing to make any statement as to who the guilty party may be.
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 NEW YORK. Dec. 81.--A movement for world court for the judicial in- vestigation of all international ques- tons was formally launched here to- day. The arrangements 80 far com pleted designate John Hays Hammond IS the prospective active president of the court with William Howard Tast IS honorary president
 The court will have Jurisdiction over i'll matters of international dispute al- though not taking an active hand In
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HARCOURT SLATED FOf
 vICEROY Of INDIA
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SlSSs
 WINNIPEG, Dec. 3l-A special GU ble from London today states that Louis Vernon Harcourt former colon ial secretary and later attached to the cabinet as first commissioner of works has resigned from the cabinet to be- come the viceroy of India. It Is un Harcourt has been under contempla ton for some time and hints of this which have leaked out at intervals are probably responsible for the recent rumors that cabinet changes were i'm mlnent.
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RAILROADS EARN
 MANY MILLiONS
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 CHICAGO. Dec. 31.-Estimates made of the net earnings of the American railroads for the year now drawing to a close place the total at one hun dred and sixty-eight million dollars. The figures are drawn largely from the semi annual reports of a number of the leading roads together with estimates of the net earnings of the lesser lines.
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HEAVY GALES ON
 GULF OF MEXICO
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 30.-HeaVy gales have been blowing over the gulf for the past twenty-four hours and much damage has been done to ship ping. Reports from points along the coast both east and west of here state that numerous small vessels have been driven ahore although no loss of life has been reported
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ALASKA SALOON|STS
 FILE TEST CASE
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 SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s1.--A test case brought by saloon keepers aga.nts the territory of Alaska asking a de- cisions as to the constitutionality of the taxes levied upon the retail liquor busness in the territory was filed In the circuit court of appeals yesterday.
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GIRLS COLLEGE
 DESTROYED BY FIRE
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 BRISTOL, Tenn, Dee. 31.-Sullins college. a Methodist institution for girls. was totally destroyed by fire this morning. Although the inmates were all abed at the time. no one was Injured and all students have been ac- counted for
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LOGGER SUICIDES
 IN MILL FURNACE
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 SEATTLE. Dec Sl.-Peter Gustaf- son. logger, shielded at Hollywood today by throwing himself Into the furnace of the Hollywood mill The cause of the suicide Is unknown but It Is thought that the man became tem- porarily insane. Employes of the mill state that he appeared in good spirits although palpably nervous.
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llOYD's TREBlEs INSURANCE
 RATES sUEZ TRAFFIC
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 LONDON, Dec. 30.-Lloyd's has again raised the rates of insurance on vessels passing through the Suez can al owing to the risks involved in traV- el through eastern Mediterranean wa ters. The rates are now increased to three times the normal charges.
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pRPoHi6lTIoNisTs ANNOUNCE
 DATE OF CONVENTION
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 CHICAGO. Doc. 3O.-The prohibition convention will meet at Minneapolis on July 29, according to an announce ment made today by the national com- mittee association.
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WORLD COURT MOVEMENT FORMALLY
 LAUNCHED

the settlements of troubles arising be- lween nations aside from offering such legal evidences as may have bearing on on matters under discussion The plans outlined include the calling Of Il great world court congress to be held at Louisville during the second week in April at which the initia steps will be taken to secure the en- dorsement of all the nations
 For quality and price in Holiday wines try the Nevada
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The Pioneer women of Alaska wish to thank the ladies who so kindly as- sisted their Roof Garden Committees,
 COMMITTEE
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Call or rins Main 46 when you have job printing to be done. The Nugget has the most complete stock for all ,eeAsionA
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 ROTTERDAM. Dec. 31-The Ger man authorities have evidently decid- ed to still the activities of the social tst peace advocates by instituting drastic action against them. Judging from an article published In the Bri- tlsb XorWaertz yesterday relating that ten German socialists one of whom is q woman have been arrested for high treason and are now awaiting trial.
 The men who have been taken into
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MINNESOTA GOVERNOR DEAD.
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 BATON ROUGE. Dec. Ex-Governor N. H. Hammond of Minnesota die6 suddenly at Clinton, La, yesterday morning
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Fun and frolic, for old and young where7 At the Aksala Carnival, Eagle hall, December 31.
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GERMAN SOCIALISTS
 ARRESTED FOR TREASON

tustody are all prominent In the so- eiallst ranks as Is also the woman. clara Zeetekeu Nho Is said to have been very active in the spreading Of peace propaeanda The Vorwaerts s.,ys that the reason for their arrest
 5 given by the authorities as too strenuoGs activity m spreading peace through the empire
 Fresh salted peanuts and almonds Rose Candy Store.
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SCHMIDT CONVICTED
 OF MURDER

nounced It is probable that the de- fendant's attorneys will appeal
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BREWERS ASK INJUNCTION
 AGAINST PROHIBITION LAW
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A. nea and cites tl4 he of bitoa of the IS 0 o nc ship
 
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and sale outside of the legal boundar- les of Washington although admitting the right of the state to prohibit the 5aie lhere0f within it's own borders.
 The application has raised some fine legai distinctions which may have the .szet ef granting them new lease of life.
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See the fair Stella at the Carnival She's a wonder.
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Home made chocolates, peanut can dies and hard goods. Rose Candy store.
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if you want fresh Oyster Cock tail go to tho Nevada.
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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-11
Agency Field Day
Meet And Picnic
Program Issued for Agency Boarding
School Field Day Meet and Picnic
Wednesday, June 10th

The annual Indian Agency board
ing school picnic and field day will
be held next Wednesday, June Is,
at the fair grounds. The program
which was issued this week will be
in charge Of of Prof. Frank Chris
tie, one of the instructors Of til,
school.
The program begins at $3.50, and
consists Of foot races, running higl
jump, running Broad Jump, 22(1
yard handicap, half mile race,
throwing baseball for distance, one
mile relay race. 1OO.yard consola'
lation handicap, one mile relay
race, half mile walking champion
ship and minor sports.
There will also be base ball
game in the afternoon between thu
school and a visiting team. Alto.
gethcr am interesting program ha!
been prepared and everybody are i'll
vitcd to attend. Admission free.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-11
Heavy Rain Wash
Out Many Bridges
Swollen Streams Caused by Heavy
Rains Last Week Carried Out Brid-
ges and Damaged Roads

The heavy rains last week washed
out a number of small bridges and
crossings over streams on the road
from Fort Yates to Mclaughlin,
also between here and Cannonmll,
and has greatly intcrferrcd with
travel in every direction and re-
suited in very irregular mail
service.
AS considerable road work will
be necessary to put the roads in
passablc shape again and new
bridges and culvcrts will be needed
in a number of places, Superin-
tendcnt Covcy of the Standing Rock
reservation, and Chairman Stiles
of the Sioux county board Of COM
missioncrs, spent the first OF tho
week laying out a new road from
Fort Yates to the South Dakota
state line, which will be surveyed
in a few days by County Surveyor
Benjamin White.
The new road runs from one to
two miles west of the old road and
docs away with several steep grades.
Only one bridge will be needed,
which is over Four mile creek, south
of town. 1t is proposed to put in a
steel bridge, and with culvcrts in
other places where needed good,
permanent road can be made if
improved done where needed from
time to time.
The bridge over Porcupinc creek
north of Fort Yates on the Cannon
ball road also washed out. 1t is
also the intention to put a steel
bridge there. All these matters
will be taken up at the next meet
ing of the board of county commits
sioncrs, and it is understood that
the Indian Office will work in con-
junction with the county board
that all future road work will be
tdone Systematically on permanent
roads.
The temporary bridge over the
Cannonball river at Solcn was also
carried away by high water. A
new bridge will be built there in
the near future, as just before adj
journing last week, the Morton
county board of commissioners
authorized the calling for bids for
a new steel bridge to be opened in
July. Same action was recently
taken by the Sioux county board
|also.
Each county will pay half the
cost OF the bridge which is estimat-
ed at 81 800.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-11
To School Board.
THINNER, N. D.

The first annual meeting Of tic
school board in July is the time for
the designation Of. depositaries for
the school funds. This is a point
that has been quite generally ne
elected. The law requires that twu
weeks immediately prior to the reg.
ular meeting in July, the clerk shall
advertise in one or more official
newspapers Of the county for
proposals Of the deposit Of funds.
Blank forms for the advertising fd1
funds will be furnished upon appli.
cation to the superintendent d
schools.
The treas,rers and clerks annual
report must also be published in h
newspaper ii the county at the end
Of the schod year, June 30, and i
copy filed With the county superin|
tendent of shools who also furnish
es blanks ff that purpose.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-11
Additional Locals

John Leach of Solen, one Of the
few in this section OF the state who
took part in the battles of the civil
war, was in Mandan Memorial day
to attend the exercises which he
says he never has nor never intends
to miss. Mr.. Leach came to tho
reservation 43 years ago and has
been away from this state but once
since and that was only a month
when he visited some relatives in
Philadelphia. tie is a constant
booster for Solen and says that at
least Is new buildings will be built
there this summer M andan News.
DR.. A. MEG. Beede, the well
known missionary to the Indians is
spending few days in Fargo cn.
route to the convocation of tho
diocese of North Dakota which will
be hold at Grand Forks thc latte
part of this week. DIR. Beede says
the condition of the Indians on thu
reservation is slowly but steadily
improving, they got through tia
winter much more comfortably dur
ing the past winter than previously
---Fargo Courier News.
Frank Means who opened tn,
base ball season here as pitcher fol
the Fort Yates team, has Joined tn,
pitching staff OF the Gettysburg, S
d., base ball club according to /:
letter to his brother, +. c. Means
Arthur L. Payne is visiting hi
folks across the river at Glanavor
this week.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-11
Lost Two Games

Fort Yates base ball team return :
ed Tuesday morning from Lennon,
where they went Saturday and lost
two games to the base ball team
there. The game there Sunday
resulted in a score of 1 to Z, and
Monday the score stood Z to II in
favor Of Lennon.
& The Fort Yates aggregation were
badly crippled owing to number
of the regular players being away
or unable to join the team for these
two games. Keepseagle Of Cannon :
hall, who was taken along as sub
stitnte pitcher, was hurt on the way
down in crossing Oak Creek, and
although in the game Monday was
not up to form. Sunday Crow was
in the box for the locals, and Yel-
lowfat did the catching both games.
Despite losing two straights the
boys are not discouraged and state
they received fine treatment at the
hands Of the Lennon citizens and
say they have never been used bet
ter anywhere.
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock
on the Fair grounds there will be a
game between the Hazelton and
Fort Yates teams. This should be
a good, fast exhibition asthe Hazel.
ton aggregation is a strong one. and
the local boys will have lineup
in which will be found the best
players or the reservation.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-11
400 Tracts Choice
Land For Settlers
Many Choice Tracts Indian Land to be
Sold at Fort Yates. June 26th.-
Inspect the Land Now

On the inside pages OF this paper
will be found q list Of choice Stand
ing Rock reservation lands in North
and South Dakota, which will be
sold to the highest bidder on June
26, 1915, under rules and rcgula-
tions given at the beginning of the
Hist.
These lands are located in Sioux
county, North Dakota, and Corson
county, South Dakota, and were
selected by the Indians when allot-
ments were made on the reservation
a number of years ago. AS nearly
nearly all Indian families were given
more. land than they could possibly
use, in addition to land inherited
from deceased relatives, the sale of
surplus land at not less than the
appraised price which is given in
| this list together with the descrip-
l,tion, has been authorized by the
Indian office and will be conducted
by Superintendent c. C. Covcy in
charge of the reservation with head
quarters at Fort Yates, where the
/ bids will be opened.
AS will be seen from pcrusal
OF this list the land is appraised at
from 81 o.$l2 per acre, depending
on location with reference to near
ness to railroads and towns, number
of acres tillablc and other desirable
i clements which enter into the VAL
uation. The low price together
with the easy terms on which these
lands can be secured makes this an
exceptional opportunity for the
homesecker.
This is the last cheap land re.
maining unoccupied in the west
which can be secured direct from
the U. S. government without com.
plying with the homestead laws.
The land can be bought for cash OF
! ON tlae following terms: One-fourtl
cash and one-fourth every two years
deferred payments draw six pei
cent. interest. Conveyance is mad,
to purchaser by patent in fee simpl,
direct from the U. S. government
when final payment is made. An
other desirable feature is that thu
lands are exempt from taxes unit
patent is issued. Patent can be Sc
cured at any time, however, b,
taking up the deferred payments.
In order to appreciate the man,
opportunities offered here on thil
low priced land, a personal investi
cation should be made. Fort Yates
the county seat OF Sioux county ane
Indian Agency headquarters, is TIN
most feasible point from which tt
inspect the land in North Dakota
Fort Yates is an inland town locat
ed on the west bank of the Missouri
river, 25 miles south Of Cannonl,all
n d., on the n. p. railroad; q
miles north of Mclaughlin, S. D..
on the Milwaukee railroad. 1t ca,
also be reached from Solcn or Tim
mer on the n. p. railroad, as wei
| as from. Sclfridgc or Shields OH tn
Milwaukee railroad. Automobil
| and other conveyance can be secur
| ed at all these points.
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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-11
Hor..sthief Guilty

Albert Lambert charged with ste.l
ing a horse from the Bryan Lively
at Bismarck, and who was arrestd d
here abouf three weeks ago by Thob.
Frosted, d1icf Of Indian police, WIS
found guilty in district court 1t
Bismarck last Saturday.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-11

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