Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-04-02

.Iamc Molash has been busy the
past few days hauling hay and
bringing over the rest of his live
stock and implements from Cannon
Asa I.ittlccrow went to Cannon
ball Sunday to visit his brother,
but found no ono at home on ac.
count OF The y. NJ. c. a. convcl-
ton at Porcupiltc.
August Littlcshicld was called to
Bismarck The first OF the week on
account Of the serious condition OF
his daughter, who WAS operated OH
there for goitrc recently.
j. \. Wells and family will soon
BE- located in the T. }. Rrcdy cot
tagc, which is being pIastcrc,l and
otherwise improved this week.
james Williams and W. X. Grover
arc doing the work.
Roy. FIR. Vincent goes TO Shields
Sunday to conduct Easter services
at Porcllpinr Catholic church.
j. A. stiles was across the river
Sunday looking up cattle, and en-
i"ycel Il pleasant visit with his, old
friend Jerry Hart.
The county assessors will meet at
the court house, April II, when
the books for the various districts
will be delivered and the auditor
instruct the assessors regarding
valuations, etc. There are only
three assessors i'm the county, one
Tor each commissioner district.
superintendent G. G. Convey of
the Standing Rock Agency accom-
panied by Mrs. Convey and daughter,
and Miss Egan, went to Bismarck,
Monday MIR. Convey went ON
official business in connection
with the coming opening of the re-
|servaticn.
Gust llollanson came over from
Valley City yesterday for a visit
with his brother, G.. W. liokanson.
John Turner and NJ. Berg went to
Cannonball to meet him. Mr., I}o-
hanson is we'll known here from
former visits and has many friends
WHO were glad to greet him.
A very successful three day In
diam Y. M, c. a. convention, was
held Friday, Saturday and Sunday
at the Porcupine congregational
church. The usual. program was
carried out with a number of special
features added. The next convention
will be held in. june
j. Nj. C;1rignan, G. Christensen
and Oscar Baunann spent Sunda,
at Shields, where Mr.. Carigna1
visited with his timc-honorcd frient
Geo. S Roberts, who was formerly
located here, but is now located a
Shields, where he is cnioyinga pros
porous hardware business.
Work on another building on TIL,
townsite commenced Tuesday The
new structure is located east of tho
Pioneer block, aud will he occupics
by NJ. A. Berg Both A. Colvillc't
new residence and Attorney John
sons bungaloo arc naked improve
mcnts. and if the present building
boom continues there will be quite
city on the townsitc.
j. i. Gicgold, chief clerk of thu
Standing Rock Agency, returned
the first OF the week from q ten day
trip through Northwestern Montana
where he went to look over SOM
land. While favorably impressed
with the Treasure state in general
yet he says that the country doe
not look amy better to him than
Western Dakota, and same quaIit,
land here sells much lower.
f. w. Hager was up from TIL
Farm school the first of the wecl
and stated that he would locate a
TT. Yates again about April 10
He will open a, shop here and d,
all kinds Of plumbing, steamhtting
tin. sheet metal, furnace and gcncr
al repair work. Mr.. Hager had will
him the model Of colapsibln shee
iron camp stove. on which he re
Gently secured ~ patent. This il
quite an Ingenious invention anc
should prove a valuable one.
Two weeks more. Sounds like
Joke. but it's true. The Fisk,
Studio has been granted anotl,c
lease on life. You can still have
pictures made. And remember th,
engagements There is nothing
that Will give you more lasting plea
sure than one of thesc---your prec.
lous pictures preserved Tor life anc
then some. The sale of large view
goes mcrriIy on, 25c for one, s1.Ol
for six. They aragoing fast. Seems
like that Fiskc Studio has n charm