Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-11-19

J. II. Blore of Winona, was a
business visitor Yesterday.
John Turner went to Mclaughlin
Tuesday after load of coal.
Joe Ironthunder of Bullhead, was
an Agency visitor the first of the
week.
Sib Mclaughlin and Geo. Jewett
were up from Mclaughlin on bust
ness Monday.
J. l.: Haas, cashier Of the First
State Bank, went to Shields on
business yesterday.
Mclaughlin won the football
game Saturday from Timber Lake
by a score Of I to 0.
Martin Swift, the Selfridgc ranch
er-farmer, shipped seven carloads Of
cattle to the market this week.
Miss Lucille Van Solen Of Can.
nonball, returned home Tuesday
after visit at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. J. a. Wells.
Postmaster J. M. Carignan stated
this week that there would soon bt
a number OF new lock boxes install.
led in the postotfice.
Wednesday was payday for. the
Indians who are working ON the
roads, and considerable money was
put into circulation.
jerome Ironecllace, progressive
Indian farmer who lives near thu
state line, was in the city Monda,
on business at the Agency.
Carignan's store has been improv
ed with a storm front, likewise Hok
anson- Turner Company's store
building. NJ Isaacson did boil
jobs
John Turner who has been over
hauling the Buick automobile own.
ed by Hokanson-Turner Company
has the car in fine running order
again.
States Attorney E. S. johnson
returned Saturday from an extend
ed business visit at Fargo, where he
attended to a number OF legal ano
personal matters.
Mrs. Mary Manning came ur
from Mclaughlin the first of the
week with her little nephew who
will attend the Agency Boarding
school this winter.
Francis Smith, a grandson Of Mr..
and Mrs. a. U. Ostrum, came. over
from across the river last week to
make his home here this winter
while attending the public school
Red Tcmahawk, one of the prom
inent Indians of Cannonball, was
all Agency visitor the first Of the
week appearing as a witness before
Special Examiner OF Inheritance
Kitch.
VIM. Clayton, farmer in charge
Of Porcupine district, came over
Wednesday on business at the
Agency. Jack Fetterly, the Shields
liveryman, brought him over with
his auto.
Frank Means, WHO spent last
winter here, and played ball with
the Fort Yates team the first part
of the season, is here for few days
visit from his home on the Cheyen-
nc reservation.
Mrs. j. w. Culbertson returned
Saturday after a two weeks visit
with relatives at Poplar, Montana.
She was accompanied by her brother
in-law Sam, who will make an ex-
tended visit here.
Dave Rabbit came up from Wax
pala Wednesday, where he has
spent the past week, after Mrs. II.
J. Mclaughlin and Mrs. Watkins,
who came up Tuesday to visit one
Of Mrs. McLaugh]in's boys attend
ing the Indian Boarding school who
has been sick.
w. J. Parker, who has been con-
1ectcd with the Standing Rock !
Agency for a number Of years as
financial clerk, has resigned his pc
;ition and will leave the service Sat
friday Mr.. Parker has many !
riends at Fort Yates who will be
'orry to sec him go.
Superintendent c. C. Convey of
he local Agency, returned last Fri
lay from trip to Iowa, where he
ooked over some pure bred short
lorn dairy cows for the Agency
chool, aud on his way home also
topped at Aberdeen, where he at
ended federal court.
VIM. Nagel who recently moved
rom near Winona to a place he
Fought this summer on the reser-