Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-06-30

the Standing Rock trail.
/ Jake Jordan was in the city Tues,
day with his big Overland car.
Mrs. Major James Mclaughlin i:
here this week on visit at the
| Witzleben home.
The ball game at Thinner las
Sunday resulted as follows: Tim
mer 10; Solen Is.
Henry Zahn brought Larry Ger
mack down from Solen Sunday fol-
a visit with friends.
Lee II. Lee Grea was in tow
Sunday after a mower, and is get
ting ready for haying.
VIM. Zahn brought down the
Solen election returns yesterday
coming down with Albert Gipp.
Chas. Mclaughlin and S. j.
Parkin of Chadwick. were here Sun
day on their way to Cannonball.
Jack Carignan, Jr. and j. l.
Turner made trip to Mandan tho
first of the week after some repair.
for the formers car.
Mary Watson returned Saturday
from the Flandreau Indian school
and will spend her vacation with
the Witzleben family.
Geo. Fly. one Of Sib Fly's sons
was hurt Saturday evening in being
thrown from a wagon when the
team ran away. No serious injuries
Miss Alice Erwin of Omaha,
Nebraska, arrived at Fort Yates
last week to accept the position Of
house keeper at the new Agency
hospital.
| James Allyellow of Cannonbal],
was one of the representatives from
this reservation to The Black Hills
council held at Cherry Creek, S. d.,
June 14-16.
The Hokanson families are enjoy
ing visit this week from their
brother, Herman Of Chicago, and
mother Of Valley City. Gust Hokan-
son met them at Cannonball Tues
day.
David Manning of Culbertson,
Montana, was here several days this
week on visit with his brother-in-
law, Joe Culbertson. He returned
yesterday. While here he subscribed
for the Pioneer
Thursday of last week at the
Catholic church, Rev. Father Bcr-
nard officiating, occurred the mar
riage of Gertrude Brought Plenty of
Fort Yates to Joseph Ironthundcr
OF Bullhead. =,
Miss Hcrmina Witzleben returned
home Wednesday from an extended
visit to Detroit and other eastern
points. While gone she also visited
in Canada, and enjoyed a very
pleasant trip.
Play ground apparatus for the In
dian boarding school at Fort Yates
were recently received and installed.
1t is understood that similar APP
paratus will also be furnished the
Farm school and day schools.
Brown Takcs-thc-Gun, an Indian
of Wakpala, with an alleged bad
record was arrested last week on a
cattle theft charge, and lodged in
the Agency guardhousc. 1t is UNDER
stood that he will be turned over to
the federal authorizes.
J T. Reedy, farmer Of the Agency
district, will leave Saturday for
Seattle, where he will spend his 30
day vacation visiting with his wife
and daughter. He also expects to
visit Portland and other coast
points before his return.
Inspector Anton Engel of the
Selfridge precinct, was the first
election official from the outside to
bring the primary returns, coming
over early yesterday morning. He
was accompanied by Sheriff Clayton
who came over ON official business.
J. l.. Tuntland was over from
Shields yesterday accompanied by
Mrs. Tuntland, Miss Stout and
Charles Pulling and Roy kinsey Of
Pollock, and VIM. Owens of Shields.
Miss Stout and Charles Pulling
crossed the river here, while the
of hera rot,,rpo1 To Cl,;,!J,