Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-05-12
-ocal Happening

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J. l.. Haas and John Turner
made trip to C;lnnonhall on bust
ness Saturday afternoon.
Miss Clara Hail and sister of Fort
Berthold, arrived Saturday for a
visit with Mrs. J W. Culbertson
i Oscar Baumann and crew are
busy this week grading a read for the
boat landing on the Winona side of
the Missouri.
4 Mrs. j. II. Mclaughlin and Mrs
II. F. Watkins came up from Wax
pala Monday for a visit with friends
at the school,.
VIM. Taylor was up from Nc
Laughlin the first Of the week as an
interested party in the probating OF
an Indian estate
i j. a. Stiles left Friday for FL
Paso, Texas, where he figures on
picking up train load of cattle for
the Stiles Cattle Company.
/. W. Walker who has the con-
tract for furnishing lcifers for issue
to Indians, has the animals at Nc
I'Laughlin ready for delivery.
Some sneak thief got away with
a so ladies bracelet watch from a
show case in Hokanson-T Turner
Company's store Friday. No clue.
Edward Youngcagle returned last
week from New Richmond, Wis
consin, where he has been receiving
treatment from DIR. Till, the famous
plaster doctor.''
J.. w. Harris was down from
''-Solen Saturday after the members
of the Howard Orchestra who
played for the big dance there, and
he brought them back Sunday. The
dance was a complete success.
i STRAYED-One black horse,
weight 1000 lbs, branded on left
shoulder and = on right shoulder;
also right front and both hind feet
white; white star on forehead. S.
reward for recovery. Albert Cerny,
Selfridge, N. D.
DIR. II. e. Allen representing the
Odd Fellow Order, returned today
from Hot Springs, where he accom-
panied the remains OF Jas. B. Tillot-
son. Mrs. Tillotson will return to
the Farm school in the near future.
I-Mobridge Bulletin.
Jack Silk, who lives near the
state line, and his hrother-irs-law
Otto Nelson of Pollock, were at the
Agency the first Of the week on bus
mess before Inheritance Examiner
kitch, in connection with the pro-
batting of an Indian estate in which
they are interested.
Only a small crowd was present
at the dance Friday night given at
! the Forcsters' Hall for the benefit
of the Fort Yates Base Ball Team.
Those in attendance report having
spent a pleasant evening, however.
Music was furnished by the famous
Howard Orchestra.
Roy Hilton has rented the Louis
Peterson cottage recently vacated
by Mrs. Stewart who has returned
! to Pollock. 1t is understood that
MIR. Hilton is about to form a part
nership with Dave Rabbit in the
auto-]iverv business and they plan
to buy another car
Mrs, J. l.. Haas and Children
arrived Sunday from st Paul and
will make their home here with Mr..
Haas for couple OF months, dur
ing which they vii! he domiciled
in the cottage below the bank
belonging to Mrs. Graydog, who
has gone to DEVILS Lake for an ex-
tended visit
Larry Ccrmack was down from
solcn over Sunday, and reported
that his blacksmith shop building
was nearly completed and he will
be ready for business this week as
soon as his tools and equipment ar
rives. Larry is a lirst-class me-
clianic and will meet with success
in his new location.
Frank Kurtenbach and J. P.
Hoffman OF the Solcn Mercantile
Company, were here the first of The
week consulting with Rev Father
Bernard about the building of
new Catholic church near So]en at
the old Crow Ghost camp. Plans
are being drawn, and it is expected
that the contract will be let and
work began inside OF 30 days. The
eslitice will cost about $500.
Fort Yates Camp Fire Girls, an
auxiliary Of the Boy Scout move
ment, organized last week with a
membership OF 1 land Friday elected !