Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-10-27
Local Happenings

The Carignan Store last week re-
ceived new line OF furniture.
A new furnace was installed in
the Carignan store this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wells of
Cannonball, were Fort Yates visit
ors the first OF the week.
| P. j. jacobsen ard wife went to
Bismarck Saturday for a visit over
Sunday.
Ignatius Ironroad was down from
| Cannonball on business the first OF
the week.
| T.. +. Underhill and wife were
down from Cannonball with Jack
| Obcrg Of Bismarck, Friday evening.
Martin Kenel Carisnan while re-
covering nicely from his long illness
is still very weak and a source of
much anxiety to his mother.
The Agency and hospital grounds
are being enclosed with a substan-
| tial woven wire fence which is a
marked improvement.
Hokanson-Turncr Company this
week received line Of the famous
Ball Band overshocs. Watch for
their new adj next week.
John and Jim Turner returned
Friday from their hunting trip near
Moffit. They have been "ducking''
ever since.
jim Turner was out in the hills
west of town Sunday prospecting
for coal and located a good vein
which he plans to develop.
Lee r. Lee Grea last week traded
for l.. Lund's REQ automobile and
went to NIandan in the car this
week.
Sam Goudreau, wife and son of
Shields, were here Friday on their
way to Linton to visit with Mrs.
Goudreau's relatives.
Roy H. Bryant Of Napoleon, was
here Wednesday with a number Of
parties from Kintyre who were look
ing for land on the reservation.
Joseph Shooter is reported SER
iously i'll at the NIobridge hospital,
having another attack of hemorrhage
of the lungs.
Rev. Father Vincent returned
Wednesday from a trip to the diff
ferent Catholic Missions on the
Standing Rock reservation.
Frank Swanke of Bismarck,
blockman for the International
Harvester Company, was here on
business with the local INC agents
Wednesday.
Anton Engel, Turkey Track Bill
and Oswin Swift of Self1idge, were
here Thursday on their way to Burn
stad after a bunch OF 400 cattle for
the Engel ranch.
John H. Jones and son Duane,
and Paul Pcrschke of Center, came
down Wednesday and are spending
the week looking over Indian land
listed for sale.
S. P. Buckley, Henry Zaln and
Joe Buckley were down from Solcn
the first of the week on business.
While here Steve renewed his sub
scription to the Pioneer.
j. M. Carignan left Saturday for
a trip through Hettinger and Adams
counties in the interest of his can-
didacy for representative from this
legislative district.
Oscar Baumann and j. A. Stiles
went to Mandan on business Sun
day and from there Mr.. Stiles
took the train for st Paul, while
Oscar returned home Tuesday.
John Clayton was down from Cam
nonball Monday on business at the
the Agency in connection with leas-
ing his land adjoining Selfridge to
W. H. Leroy of Underwood.
Dan Howard has accepted the
position of disciplinarian and band
leader at the Leupp Indian school
in Arizona, and will leave in about
two weeks according present plans.
F. NJ. Clark of Selfridge, was an
Agency business visitor the first of
the week. He had a good crop of
flax this season, having secured an
average yield of ii bushels to the
acre.
L. Lund who has a homestead
west OF Fort Yates, was in the city
the first of the week on his way to
Solen to attend an auction sale
north Of there with the view OF buy
ing team.
George Gates was in town Satur-
day and renewed his subscription to
the Pioneer. He said that he had
been working out at the Stiles ranch
for q while he]ninr yaccinatn and |