Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-06-04
NEWS

Dave llalscy sold Il COW to lIok-
amson-Turncr last week for beef that
brought $50 IS dressed. Some COW.
Peter BlackIawll and family were
in the city Sunday from their home
near Wade attending Memorial day
EXERCISES
VIM. Molash and wife of scIfridgc
were among others from that sec
ton in attendance at the Decoration
day exercises Sunday.
"A number of Indians were in the
city the first OF the week attending
the regular session Of Indian court
which convened Tuesday.
VIM. S'mitc OF Porcupinc, was an
Agency business visitor Wednesday,
and while in town took occasion to
subscribe for the Pioneer.
l.. Ct. Brewster, the we'll known
Northern Pacific railroad station
agent at Cannonball, was here Fri
day evening on business.
j. NJ. Rcinlinrt who is operating
the government gas-tractor blowing
outfit WAS in from the Farm school
Monday where Inc has been working
the past several weeks breaking.
When you want to sell your land
or make Il loan on same, write or
call ON G. \. Patterson, 1O7 New
York Life Bldg, Minneapolis,
Mimi. 24-tf.
Boyd Stewart who is farming for
j. y. Stiles across the river, was
over here Sunday for Il visit ut the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Dan
l'rrlI.
5. f. Parkin brought Il big bunch
OF cattle across he river yesterday
ON the way from his ranch at Horse
head, to his new lease near Chal-
wick.
Born Sunday to MIR. and Mrs.
James Molash, a boy Mother and
son are reported doing fine and Jim
is expected to pass Inc cigars next
time ne hits town.
James YclIowiat was up from the
Farm school Sunday to play ball
with the Fort Yates team, and while
in town he renewed his subscription
to the Pioneer.
Ed. Carlson and Major w. l.
Bcldrn We're over from Shields
| Wednesday ON business at the
Agency in connection with getting
a lease for some Indian lands near
Shields.
Mrs. J. j. IIlrse and Younger
children OF Winona, are spending
the summer with her son, JOS. A.
lluSc who is located on the MIS-
I.ndrrs place near Scliridge, where
Inc is doing a stunt OF farming and
running Il bunch of stock.
The motion picture show at TIL,
Agency hall Tuesday evening drew
a large crowd, and the pictures:
seemed to please the audience. a
, show every week would be IL plea
SAINT diversion, and would no doubt
be a good drawing card.
Gust lIokanson returned We'd
n"s'lay from Valley City, where he
went last week on business. He
WAS accompanied on his return by
Frank II. Parsons OF Frssrndrn,
who will spend few days her,
looking over the reservation with
the view OF buying land.
Cashier J.. J.. Haas of the First
National Bank returned Saturday
from Il weeks visit in st. Paul with
his family. The three eldest child.
ron returned with him, and he ex-
poets Mrs. Haas and baby out here
in 4 short time as soon as she gains
strength to stand the trip.
CIas. Coles was in the city Mon.
day from he Black d Coles rancl
near Chadwick. While here MIR
Coles leased three sections of state
land in township 13O-S4-S3. MIR
Black also recently secured a lease
in the township adjoining, and the,
will move On their ncw leases in thu
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S. Henderson
and children were visitors at the A
L. Ostrum home Sunday, comm,
over from across the river to atteno
the Memorial services and ball game
| Mr.. Henderson stated that crop
| on the east side OF the river wer
doing fine with the exception 0
| corn.
| The old Cannonball postollic
| across the river from Hekton la
been discontinued. 1t is now pro
posed to change he name OF Hekto,
postoflicc which is located on Can
nonball townsite to Cannonbal
which would be more appropriat,
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