Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-05-14


Attorney johnson is having a
new Iloor laid i'm his bungalow this
week, and expects TO move in his
new home this week.
+. W. IIagcr and wife came up
from the Farm school Tuesday,
where they are now making their
home.
DR., c. a. Rapp went to Timber
Lake Saturday where he will do
some veterinary work on the rcscr-
Walton.
Il. c. Wi.zlclen was seized with
a sudden attack of stomach trouble
the first oi the week, but is improv-
ing under the care OF DR.. Allen.
CIas. Dunn, one of the big Ind
lam ranrl"rs, WAS in he city the
first ol the week, and took occasion
to subscribe for the Pioneer.
Nj. \. Bcrg'S new rooming house
is NEW ready for business. Good
rooms wit III nice, new, clean beds
are ready for the public
W. p. Za|m and SON Henry of
Solcn, left Ilst week for Hunters
Hot Springs, Monlana, for the hrnr-
fit OF the lattcrs health which has
been failing for some time.
\. O. Bellows OF Osborne county,
Kansas, was looking over the resrr-
vati"n thr first OF the week with
the view If buying a piece of land
at the juno sale
j. Brown and family who bavr
made their homo in Fort Yatcs
since last iaIl, left one day last wre!,
for Mel .aughlin, where MIR. Brown
will work ut his trade as painter.
The boys base ball team at the
Agency boarding school went to the
Farm school yesterday for gam,
with the team there. NJ this writ
Ing he result is not known
The Standing Rock Indian Band
gave Il concert al the boarding
school linniIg room last evening
and following the musical program
ice cream WAS served.
L. j. Rrcdy, farmer OF he Agency
district, is busy this week ruuajing
up horses and cattle for branding
Several hundred head will be hand.
! lrd
The basket social and dance Fri
day evening for the benefit oi the
Fort Yates Base Ball team, was {;
complete success and melted IL ME,
sum for the ball team.
Mother Superior Xavier OF N'ank.
ton, South Dakota, returned to hcl
home Monday after Il visit with tho
sisters a, the Indian boarding sclloo1
for several DAYS
NJ. a. Spnnglrr of Bismarck
. spent. Sunday with his son, Anhu
at Mclaughlin, and passed through
Fort Yates Monday on his wa,
home accompanied by Art, who
went t" the Capitol city for Il few
days visit ut his home.
At the federal court i'm session a
Aberdeen last week, +. Blasting
hame and e. II. Stafford OF TIN,
\ Cheyenne reservation were indicted
! for buying cattle from Indian
without permission from the super
i intcndcnt OF the reservation.
j f. h;irgold, chief clerk at tl,
Agency, went to Aberdeen s,atur
day To meet Mrs. Gicgold and he
mother who have been visi1in,
/ different points i'm the east the pas
winter and spring. They arrive,
at Fort Yates Tuesday evening an,
have gone to housekeeping in tho
last house on the boulevard.
Frank Eiskc is awaiting news from
Chicago, regarding his propose,
trip in the interest of the Saturda,
Blade. In the meantime he is bus,
writing history of the Sioux Ind
ians which is IA vcrA-.> accurate an,
interesting manuscript, and it
hoped that he will be able to pub
liSh it in the near future.
james Molash who was appointc,
road ovcrsrer for Fort Yates roa,
district at the recent meeting OF tn
county board has failed to qualify
and consequently no road work il
this district has been done vet.
is hoped that Il good man who vii
take an interest in the work can b.
secured.
DR.. @. +. \'atrr, dentist, will b
at Fort Yates, about June list. pre-
pared to do all kinds of dentistry
DR.. Water comes here for vaca
ton which he will spend with DR.
Allen, and this will be- an rxcep
tional opportunity for local peop]
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