Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-17
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j. l.. /! l:i:s made ] business trip
70 Gannoni9ali "Wednesday.
John 3.ci.lroy was IN from Car
lyman & Stiles ranch the first Of The
week.
DR.. PiafIr1an and !. L. Haas
went across tie river on business
yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie Scllocnllut nj shields,
is; visitor al the Ilo;.le OF Sir. and
Mrs. Dan toward tllis week.
Mr.. and G. \. Rieckcr are enjoy
ing a visit from Sir. Ricck@r's
mother Of Beat rice. Nebraska.
IIokanson- Turner Company have
fitted up their basement for q buggy
display room. and have large
number OF Moline buggies in stock
| r. J. I.nAs|cn, representing Mar
<llal!-i'i Company Of Chicago.
was here yesterday with q line oil
sample trunks al Carignan 4 Stiles
store.
Mrs. J J. IIusc and daughter
Gertrude. returned home TO Vino
III "Wednesday after spending the
greater part OF the summer Oh the
Joe Iiusc ranch near Selfridgc.
sTRlYED-Onc black geIdlng
with bald face, four white feet,
weigh about 500 lbs, four years
old. branded 23G. Edward Loan
Hin, Arrow, Fort Yates, n. D.
1 County Treasurer Endres has re-
ccivcd 1869 60 from the state tut
ton fund for the September appor-
,ioumcnt to be distributed among
the school districts Of the county.
J. l.. Williamson who has been
doing some carpenter work. at the
Farm School. returned "Wednesday
and is now doing some repair work
ON the Agency buildings.
VIM. AIutehleroI BuIlIlcad, while
! here on business the first OF the
week subscribed for the Pioneer A
!! number of new subscriptions from
! Bu]lhcad have been received lately
\. Hendrix, the we'll known re.
preventative OF the Internationa
Harvester Co.: was down from Bis
marcI Wednesday and made thu
: writer pleasant visit while here.
John Richmond and Larry Ger
mack left "Wednesday morning 10
+ points across the river with d buncl
It of about GO horses which they eN
,,eet 10 sell 10 la farmers s9a@e o
y here.
c. r. Turner, of Beaver Creek
E,nlmonS county, was here luesda.
looking over a half section OF lan'
northwest OF Fort Yates, on whlcl
he will make homestead filing. III
was located by Benjamin White.
: Levine Peterson, John Baine. Mr.
and Mrs. Il. w. iIcgcr and d. Bah
bitt, arc among others from her
:, who went to Mobridgc the first o
: tic week to witness the alrshl
flight held Tuesday and Wednesday
;, WIN: Molash oil s;clfridge. wa
= here Friday and Saturday last vice!
= taking in the sights at the fair, an'
:. also brought in some OF the cliidrcl
who will attend the Agency Board
ING School this winter.
DR.. Allen and family left Wed
n nesday Oh Il months vacation whie
70 they will spend at their old hon
II at Burlington, Indiana. 1t is IN
n ,IcrStood that Dr.. Bennett Of Nc
q !.aughlin will look after DR.. Allen
4 work here during his absence
d Live Stock Inspector Wright am
family have moved into the old Car
lyman house on the Agency ground
: which was recently bought by til
= Indian office, and has been r~pairc'
= and rcnodnled until now il is on
Il OF tie hest residences in the Agcnc.
" group.
Samuel .sanlucls0n. one OF TIL
! prosperous, cnterprising Elnnlon
j. county farmers, who lives cast 0
N'inona, was a Fort Yates bushes
visitor tic frs. OF the week. II
saws that nearly all tie farmers il
his nciiglh~rilocd have taken sstoc
in the grain warehouse to be bull
on the liver this fall.
@ Ii Is understood that the Standin
g Rock Indian I.and has been engage
: to play during the Interstate Fai
o at E.emn.on next week. In anot!ic
j. column appeares an advertisement
a in Sioux calling attention To tn
Il lair which was inserted by L. Dick
inson oi Lcmmlon. who wa here ii
:. attendance at the Indian lair La
II week.
II \ change in the location OF til