Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-08-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

north of town Tuesday.
Jim Clayton and Robert Bruce
were in from Selfridge last Satur-
day.
sibley Flye was in from his farm
west OF Fort Yates the first Of the
week.
Ralph Belden was up from Nc
Laughlin with travelling salesman
Monday.
Chas. Dunn was in from his
ranch north of town Wednesday
morning.
J. r. Harmon came over from
Selfridge Tuesday evening on some
business matters.
L. w. Harris was down from
Solen, where he is now connected
with the Solen Motor Company,
Sunday.
E. p. White and Joe Huff are
busy this week repairing the hot
water heating system at the new
hospital.
Roger Greystone, president Of the
Standing Rock Indian Y. M, C., A.,
was Fort Yates visitor Sunday
from Selfridge.
Margaret Dempsey returned last
week from her South Dakota home
and is again employed at the Car
lyman residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Harrison who
live across the river in Emmons
county, were Agency visitors the
first of the week.
Asa Redcloud and wife of WAX
pala, were Fort Yates visitors this
week. Asa has just returned from
a trip with circus.
James Williamson is busy trans
forming the old Fiske photo gallery
building into residence quarters for
Agency employees.
The buildings on the fair grounds
are being treated to coat of white
paint, which is marked and much
needed improvement.
]. A. Stiles is busy man looking
after his hay camps. He has three
crews cutting hay and figures on
putting up 5000 ton.
Sam Eagleshield went to Wax,
pala and Little Eagle this week,
where he will spend his vacation
visiting relatives and friends.
John johnson, the Agency car
penter is busy erecting a silo at the
Boarding School barns. The silo is
30 feet high and 10 feet in diameter.
Nose Tiokasin resumed his posi-
ton at Hokanson-Turner Com
pany's store the first Of the week
after having enjoyed a short vaca-
ton.
Asa Little Crow was passing the
cigars among his numerous friends
: Tuesday on the occasion Of the ar
rival of a new son at his home that
morning.
Jake Jordan and wife were Agency
business visitors Tuesday. Jake is
busy doing a big stunt of haying
and is not seen about town very
much these days.
, Jack Carighan received his mar
riage license from Deputy County
Judge Johnson last Saturday. His
is the third marriage license issued
. in Sioux county.
A marriage licence was issued
this week to Anna Redhorse and
George Davis. The ceremony was
performed by Deputy County Judge
johnson Monday.
A number of repairs are going to
be done to the reservoir that sup
plies the Agency water works sys-
tenn. E. G. Witzleben will have
charge of the work.
Robert Taylor, who has been Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. R G. Hill
ton since quitting his job with the
Stiles Cattle Company, left this
week for La Plant, S. D.
Louis Endres, who attended the
convention Of the North Dakota
County Treasurers Association at
Mandan last week, reports that
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
DR.. Pfaffman, the government
veterinarian: left Saturday for
Aberdeen, where he will spend
week or so looking after some mat
tiers there demanding his personal
attention.
Levine Peterson was down from
Cannonball Sunday, where he has
been doing carpenter work since
carly this spring, and still has work
enough ahead to keep him busy I'M
til late fall.
J. r. Turner and VIM. Nagel