Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-09-24

Rev. I7G. Vincent conducted Sc

vices at Shields Sunday.
T. c. N'itzlcbcn was business
visitor at Bismarck this week.
J. c. Shields and .AIlister Colvillc
took in the sights across the river
in illnnions county Sunday.
Sam Bruguirc was up from Nc
Laughlin yesterday with three loads
OF freight for the Agency.
! y number OF Indian children have
came in tic past week to attend the
Agency Boarding school this term
Henry 1Iodgkinson came in from
! Thunderhawk Wednesday in his
new Dodge car which lie recently
purchased.
Mrs II. Caldwell is suffering
with a badly spraincd ankle as the
result Of . fall which she cxpericn-
ced Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred IIcgcr and family re-
turned the first of the week from
Mobridgc where she took in the
cornwall last week.
! Albert Gipp Of Solen, and War
rem NARROW of Aiandan, are in the
city this week and will remain for
the horse sale tomorrow.
Among others in attendance at
the Interstate fair at Lennon this
week arc Al]ister Colvi]le and wife
and Louis Endres and wife.
Tomorrow is the next sale of nom
competent and inherited Indian
lands, and it is expected that a large
number OF tracts will be sold.
Col. Major Mclaughlin of Wash
ington, D. c., veteran inspector in
the Indian service, came in today
on tour Of inspection of his eff
Gent capacity.
Mrs. Crownecklact,, we'll known
Indian woman OF this district, aged
81 years, died at her home on We'd
nesday morning, and was buried i'm
the local Catholic cemetery Thurs
day afternoon.
Frank Adams, one of the carDcn-
Gers working on the new school
building, quit bis job this week and |
will go out to Stile. & Carignan S !
ranch Monday; where he will ride
the range this winter. |
d. B. Zimmerman of Somerset, I
Pa, was q business visitor here this
week. He is shipping out all the
D.Z. cattle from the Standing Rock
reservation, making the last ship
ment from Walker last Friday
Mobridga Bulletin.
Chae. Seaman came down from
Mandan this morning to conduct
the horse sale which will be held
tomorrow. He was accompanied
by his brothcr-in-law. F. W Small
and c. 4. Band. both OF Everett.
Washington who are here visiting.
At the Catholic church on Thurs
day morning, with Rev. FIR. Ber-
nard officiating, occurred the mar
riagc of Miss Lena Field to Judia
Bearsllield, both OF Fort Yates.
Both are we'll Known young Indian
people and tie Pioneer joins their
many friends in extending congrai-
ulatiofis /
The crew OF government survey
nrs who have spent TIC past sum
ner Oh the Standing Rock rescrva-
ton surveying the timber allotmcnts
along the Missouri river have COM
pletcd their work here, aud passed
the city this morning on
their way to the Cheyenne reserva-
ton where there is some work to be
done.
II. F. Long, general sl1pcrinten-
dent OF live stock from Washing
ton, ID. c.. arrived in the city
and spent the first of the
week looking over the cattle on the
lie reports that he
finds he cattle on the reservation
in fairly good shape. Mr.. Long is
a trip thru all the rcserva-
ions in this part of the country and
rom here he went to the Cheycn
ne reservation in South Dakota.
At the Catholic church this week,
With Rev Fl. Bernard officiating.
occurred the marriage of two we'll t
Known young Indian couple. On
Monday morning at s o, clock oc- :
urred the marriage Of Miss Ella
Iodgkinson OF Thunderhawk, to G
csse Graybcar OF Fort Yates. and W
Miss Esther Ills War to AliN Spot o
ed Name, both oil Fort Yates The b
Pioneer Joins the many friends of ii
he young people in extending con-
ratulations.
Several weeks ago the Pioneer :
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