Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-02-19
Fl. Yates Commercial Club

Frank Youngbear of Uckton, was
in town ON business last Saturday
Mrs. j a Wells went to Solcn
Saturday for visit with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gipp
+. f. Undcrhill, the Cannonball
merchant, is receiving material for
IL big, new store building that will
be- erected this spring.
The Payne brothers who spent
last week here putting up ice, re-
turned to- their home east OF Vino
ma Saturday.
Ben White moved some house
hold goods out on his farm We'd
ncsday which he had stored about
the Agency i'm various places.
\. c. Wells, farmer in charge OF
Cannonball district, was in the city
Wednesday, comforting with Super
intcndcnt G. c. Convey.
We are informed that Mr.. James
Harrison OBuckskin) has sold his
farm to Watauga parties. Cedar
Valley News, Mcintosh Globe Chief.
The bill regulating the salary OF
the county treasurer OF Sioux coun-
ty passed the house last week with
an amendment, and is now up to
the senate.
Martin Swift, the Sclfridgr horse
man, received shipment of ~
head of COWS from the South st.
Paul stockyards the first rf the
week
Sam King was i'm the city from
Solrn Wednesday, He has been
making Il trip of the reservation
making a collection for the Episcu-
pal church.
Sam Sunuclson, one OF the we'll
known farmers of the Winona
ncighborhoo,l, was a TT. Yates visit
or Friday, and took occasion to
call at the Pioneer office
Mrs. G. G. Convey and Sister Wall
burgc visited Mrs. J J. lIusc at
Winmna Monday. Mrs. Huse. who
has been seriously i'll for some time
is reported improving.
John Bainc went to Shields last
week to play for Il dance Friday
evening, and returned here Tues
day. He says that the dance was
well attended
Roy Kinscy of Pollock, was in
the city Wednesday Oh his way to
Shields, where he has a number of
contracts for drilling wells in Sight
for this spring.
TAKEN UP---Onc black horse,
four years old, branded c on right
flank. Held at my place nine
miles north OF Mcintosh. Noble
Rose, Mcintosh, S. Oak.
Ed. Afraid OF Hawk brought his
daughter over from Shields Monday
to resume her studies at the Agency
school, after spending month at
home on account Of the illness o,
her mother
Sheriff Chas. Clayton of Selfridgc,
was in town "Wednesday on business,
and while here went across the
river in company with Ben White
and bought a number of bloodr,
chickens from Anton MAIDEN.
The home talent play which il
was proposed some time ago to give
for the benefit of the base ball team
has not yet been selected, and tho
committee has about given up TIL,
idea is the latest report.
The five month infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. johnson died Mon
, day at their home west of TT. Yatc
from pneumonia. Funeral service:
were held Tuesday. Mrs. johnson
is a sister of Clarence Siaka.
r Rev. FIR. Ambrose returned til,
first Of the week from his usua
+ rounds in South Dakota. ii,
states that there is much snow soutl
) Of Mclaughlin and travelling YER,
bad. Automobiles are found along
, tine roads stuck in the snow in man,
places.
DR.. Duncan, the Agency physici.
/ an. this week received notice thai
he has been transferred to tin,
, Turtle Mountain reservation nortl
; OF Devils Lake. He has not vel
decided if he will go there. During
his stay here DR. Duncan has made
many friends who regret the actor
Of the Indian Department.
500" parties have been a regular
feature at the Carignan home even
ings during the past two weeks, ant
after trying out every alleged caro-
: shark in town, Mp. Carighan ha,
, failed so far to find a partner tina
/, can hold Il winning hand agains