Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-12-29
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+. w. Mullalley, priv he.
Farm school, spent ca at
Aberdeen. -.
Register OF Deeds j. c. Shields
visited friends at Mobridge several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Colville went
across the FLYER Sunday to spend
Christmas with relatives.
Felix Flying Hawk of Henderson,
S. D.. is numbered among new
subscribers to the Pioneer.
Jim Demery who is making
headquarters at the Old Keefe
ranch, is spending a few days in
the city this week.
J. F. Giegold went to Minnea-
polls last week to spend the holi-
days and visit with his family. He
will return this week.
Dave Rabbit and Miss Waggoner
went to Mobr;dge Saturday and re-
turned the first Of the week just
ahead of the big blizzard.
Frank Keefe returned last Satur-
day from Pollock, near where he.
has been working during the<sum-
mer and fall. lie is staying on his.
place southwest OF town. ~
J. T. Wright, live stock inspector
for this reservation, will leave i'll the
near future for his home in Texas.
on 80 day leave Of absence. i
Frank Fiske, returned home Sat
day evening from Bismarck where
be has been assisting at the Butler
Studio during the holiday rush.
Editor Christensen Of the Pioneer
is again on the job this week after
having been laid up the past two,
weeks with a severe attack of>quinsy
Vetal La Compile, wife and son.
came up from Mclaughlin to spend
Christmas with their tive. older boys
Z - 4. q. %
who are attending the Agency
school,
The funeral of Mrs. VIM. Pamp-
lin, mention of whose death was
made last week, occurred Thursday,
last week, interment being made in
Porcupine cemetery
Paul Chapman who is staying
with his brother on a homestead
south west Of. Chadwick, is spend
ing the holidays at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. G.. W.. Jones. i-
1t is reported that Chas. Beck
worth, who left some time ago for
his olE home at Dawson, has sold
his farm there, and is expected to-
return here the last Of the week.
!. Thomas Twiggs and family CAN'T
in Saturday from their ranch near,
Leaf-on-the-Hill creek to Spend
Christmas. While in town lie re.lew-
ed his subscription to the e 5nssT:
Rev. Father Vincent conducted
Christmas services at Little Eagle,
Wakpalo and Mclaughlin. II heI
gets home in time he will go to.I
Cannonball and hold services Surf
day.
Geo. Vollmuth, a cousin Of Louis 1
Endres, returned Saturday from |
Pollock, where he has been working
during the summer and fall. He
expects to spend the winter in Fost;i
Yates. $slr +
Nose Thomas who has fine farm
south of Fort Yates near the Ell.
Youngeagle place. spent couple of
days at Fort Yates ON his way
across the river where he will spend
the winter. ( 4
MI. and Mrs M. A. Berg enter-i
tanned the G. W.. and Gust Hokan-
son families and J. R, and j. L.
Turner at Christmas dinner The
guests report having enjoyed a
sumptuous feed. !
sTRAYED-About July 2, from !;
my place south Of Fort Yates, one
dark bay mare coming three years
old, branded AZ on right thigh II !
taken up notify Chase Red HORSE,
Fort Yates, North Dakota. 11-4t-I,d
Arthur Payne came over from
across the river Monday to brlagg
home Mrs. Payne who has been
visiting the past couple Of months !
at the home Of her pdrents.' Mr.. !
and Mrs. A. U. Ostrum.
The pupils of the Fort Ya'es
public school enjoyed Christine.
tree celebration Friday afternoef.4
there being one tree i'm each roo.. 4.