Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-05-21

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and Mrs. Wells to Solen on bust
ness for the bank Tuesday.
j. G. Shields went to Bismarck
with }. \. Stiles Friday to consult
a specialist regarding his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Means left
Monday for Cheyenne, S. d., where
Mrs. Means will visit for some time.
Larry Ccrmark accompanied G.
W. Hokanson to New Salem and
Glen Ullin yesterday.
/ J. A. Stiles returned Monday
from Bismarck, where he spent
Friday and Saturday on business.
Tic made the trip in his new Oak
land car.
Chas. Griffec came down with
j. A. Stiles from Bismarck the
first OF the week, and is spending u
few days here overhauling Mr. Stiles
old automobile.
M. A. Berg received the furniture
for his new rooming house Tuesday
and is now prepared to accommodate
all, both with good beds and square
meals
MIR. and Mrs. +. S. johnson will
leave this week for Rochester, Min
nesota, where Mr.. johnson expects
to remain about three weeks recciv-
ing treatment at the hospital there.
James Bluclips met with the ac-
cident Of having a horse fall with
him Tuesday while working at the
stock yards, and sustained Il broken
thumb, which will prevent him
from working Tor while.
NJ DeBorrof Pollock, and Joseph
Glar OF Linton, were looking over
land Oh the reservation yesterday.
They were accompanied 10y H.. r..
Davies Of Cakes, who represents
the Acme Harvester Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marsh and
Miss Mary Fleets returned the first
OF the week from Mobridgc, where
Joe has spent the winter and spring.
1t is understood he will remain
here for the summer and join Fort
Yates fast base ball team.
Chas. Nelson and Peter Yrmk of
Marincttc, Wisconsin, and j. A..
Peterson of Algoma, Wisconsin,
were landscckcrs in Fort Yates last
week Mr.. Peterson returned to-
Bismarck, near which place nc
taught school last winter, tue first
OF the week.
Chas. Pulling and Mrs. Frank
Wallace OF Pollock, S. D.. and Mrs.
Sarah Walters of Shields, were over
night visitors in Fort Yates Sunday
on their way to Shields with load
of fixtures which will be placed in
Mrs. Walters store at that point.
Mrs. Wallace will visit her mother
and son there for II few days.
| Th" annual school election
throughout the state will be held
Tuesday, June LIST. In Sioux
county there is only one director to
be elected for term of three years
in the four districts. The director
whose term expires is the one re-
ceiving the lowest number of votes
at the election held last fall follow
ing the organization of the districts.
I. w. McDonough of Grano. n.
d., was in Fort Yates last week
looking over the reservation with
the view Of filing on a homestead.
MIR. McDonougll was formerly edi-
tor of the Gmno Tribune but re-
Gently sold out his business and
will file ON choice piece of land on
the reservation in the near future.
He departed for Bismarck Monday
There was ball game at Vino
ma Sunday between the Winona and
Cat Tail Creek teams, resulting in
favor of the former by a score of Z
to s. During the game Cliff Put
nam, the umpire, was struck in the
head by foul ball which laid him
unconscious for about an hour. A
broncho busting exhibition was also
given.
W. ID. Hurlbut, formerly pub
Usher OF the Mclaughlin Messcn-
ger, died Saturday night at Nc
I4aughlin after a long illness from
typhoid fever. Mr.. Hurlbut quit
the newspaper business about a
year ago, and was located OH a
claim Oh the Cheyenne branch un-
til this spring when he returned to
Mclaughlin. He was about A5
/ years OF age and leaves wife and
two children.
\ G.. W. Hokanson and John Tur-
ner went to New Salem yesterday,
where they expect to close deal
whereby they sell four choice quar-
ter sections Of land near futile, to
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