Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-10
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concernins Our People, Busincss and 81

conccrainS Our People, Business and
f-oSrcss in tic County and ToSSn.

Among others is attendane at the
fair was Joe Ironthundcr of Bullhead
Tom Kelley, the Hazelton ranch
err, was Il fair visitor Thursday.
G. A. Smell, the Cannonball mer-
chant. returned the first of the week
from trip to Aberdeen.
S. e. Parkin and r. j. Harmon
of selfridge, are among others at
tending the fair today.
John Melvin of elfridgc, was
among others who were here to take
in the sights at the fair.
At the Catholic church next Sun
day will occur the marriage of Miss
Rosa TWIN to George Gates.
Henry Bloom and wife of Pollock,
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Colville, while visiting the
fair this week.
Cromwell Owens Of Mcintosh,
son of j l.. Owens, publisher OF the
| Globe-Chief, is here this week play
ing cornet in the Indian band.
Dick Harmon who farms near
Se]fridgc, is cutting grain with two
binders this week, said Martin
Swift, who was here Wednesday.
II. ii. Sheldon, a government
taxidermist, is busy at Cannonbal]
mounting several specimens of birds
and animals, for collection in a
| Washington museum.
f. F. Underhill OF Cannonball,
went to Dawson to do some shoot.
ing with the opening of the hunting
season Tuesday, and returned with
the legal limit of birds.
Mrs. Jerry Dyer Of Winona, who
is in charge of the Carignan q Stile:
store across the river, was here this
week helping at the local store o.
the above firm during the fair rush
Richard Conley and niece Of AL
bany, New York, are here on 6
visit with Mr.. Conley's brother
Jerry Hart, one Of the old timer:
who lives across the river near Wi
mona.
Rev. Fret of Lennon, FIR. Kipps
Of Timber Lake, Fir. Shake of New
Leipzig, were among others who at
tended the fair this week, and visit.
ed with Rev Fl. Ambrose and FIR
Bernard
w. J. Parker, financial clerk al
the Agency, left last Saturday for
his old home at White Earth, Min
ncsota, for visit with his daugh
ter and relatives. He returned
| Tuesday.
Thos. Hall, secretary of state, a.
| Zugcr, formerly assistant attornc,
general, Chief Justice Fisk Of the
supreme court, and Alex Mcdonald
OF Emmons county, were among
prominent visitors at the fair today
Dave Babbitt while going to Nc
/ Laugh]in Tuesday morning will
/ the mail ran into a horse and brok.
the animals leg. The animal wa:
hitched along side q wagon an(
SHE'D into the automobile while
passing.
Clarence Siaka, now going by tn,
name OF Clarence Ii. Track, return
ell last Friday from Poplar, Mont.
where he has spent the past sum
ner with his father. After settling
some business here he intends t6
return.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Hagg Of Nc.
Laughlin, were here yesterday tc
attend the fair and meet 4 number
of their old time Linton friends
! Mrs. IIagg recently returned home
after an extended visit with rcla,
tives at Flandreau, S. ID.
One OF the men workingat Stiles
4 Carignan' hay camp raised q
check issued by J. \. Stiles from
$50 to S3O.SO, and had it c;shed
at Solcn. The raise was not dis
covered until several weeks after
issued, and there is no telling where
the fellow who did the lob is now.
William \. Noigt of Nelson, Ne.
braska, a large owner Of NORTH
Dakota land, was here with P. B.
/ Wickham last Friday looking over
land on the reservation. Mr.. Eoigt
made the Pioneer pleasant visit
and stated he expected to return in
| the near futu and look over some
of the Indian land offered for sale
with the view of bidding some in.
! The Missouri Slope Fair will be
held at Mandan this year for tLsree
big days Sept. %, % and 5O-and
Mandan will do the honors in fife
shape. \ splendid list Of premiums
has been arranged and premium