Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-11-26

was a Fort Yates visitor Sunday.
J. l.. Haas, cashier Of the First
State Bank, went to Cannonball ON
business Monday.
Miss Kate Grover is reported
quite seriously i'll at her home across
the river near Winona:
Henry Murphy and wife of
Shields, were at the Agency on bust
! ness the first of the week.
j. C. Smith, the swastika post
master, returned last week from a
ten days visit in Indiana.
| Jos. Menu and John Brown are
among those who renewed their sub
scriptions to the Pioneer this week.
DIR. Bennett, the government ply
sician located at Mclaughlin, made
the Agency a professional call Mon
day.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
have arranged for Christmas tire,
celebration at the Agency hall Christ.
mas Eve.
Jim Bluelips is hauling Ignite
coal to town for sale from mine
he has opened on his place south.
west of Fort Yates.
Henry Mclaughlin was in towr
Saturday from the Stiles ranch
where he has been punching COW!
for some time.
A number Of young people hav'
been enjoying skating these moon
light nights on the pond below TIN
courthouse.
w. NJ. Bowden went out to the
Stiles ranch the first Of the weei
where he will cook for the crew thi
winter.
Larry Cermack returned Sunda,
from the Stiles ranch, where HI
helped brand cattle several day
last week.
DIR. Bennett was up from Nc
Laughlin Wednesday to see th,
Stiles and Hitch babies who were
ILL., Both are improving.
j. B. Kitch and family will lcav
Saturday for Washington, d. c..
and expect to be gone about tw,
months.
S. r. Parkin, who has a big rancl
near Chadwick where he is runnin,
a bunch of cattle, was a Fort Yate
business visitor Wednesday.
i Mrs. I'll. C. Hansen and little Sol
returned Tuesday from Jamestown
North Dakota, where the little fellow
was born about six weeks ago.
w. B Holdiman who held tn
position Of engineer at the Farm
school this summer, resigned re
Gently and returned to his home ii
Oregon.
Miss Catherine Ure]] went t.
Shields yesterday to spend Thanks
giving. Robert Beetham came ovel
after her and took in the masquer
AIDE Wednesday night. -
!. Jesse Ice of the Agency district
police force resigned last week tt
accept the position Of assistant stock
! inspector. His place on the police
force has been taken Icy Joe Redfox
Clarence Siaka did not work on
Friday. His partner, G. E. Fiskc,
was wrastling with the grippe SC
the decorating of houses had to be
postponed.
County Treasurer Louis Endres
is busy these days making out per-
sonal property tax statements. a
statement will be mailed each tax
payer December LIST, when the taxes
become due.
Miss Hattie Miller, one of the
teachers at the Agency Boarding
school, has been offered transfer
! to the Flandreau Indian school
which it is understood she will ac-
cept.
| A section Of new lock-boxes were
installed in the postotficc the first Of
| the week. A desk for the accomo-
dalton of the patrons of the office
! has also been installed and other
! improvements made.
| The November school apportion-
mcnt for Sioux county is 1882
according notice received by the
county treasurer. The money will
! be divided among the various school
districts as soon as received.
Rev. FIR. Francis was up from the
Farm school Monday ON business
at the Agency, and while in town
gladden. the heart Of the publisher
by renewing his subscription to the
Pioneer for another year.
Jesse Fleets, the popular salesman
at the Carighan store, passed the