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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
lInglunblidle seiitnng eincs AntDmo,
Bills.

Gonnerstag fano iid an II. uao
4oparo Sir. cine groBe Mlenihen
llenge Elm INN 3engen elmer gors
filbrlnq 5t icin, Die iDohl eiH5ig in
Der @eidlidte Gmabns iteben oirf
tie. Die Bronco. cine MtorDea
Eager Gar, oon nelher ltur Der
@inOidilo uno ole 8oliterltng Der
rildw1rtigen Site entfernt plr0e
iubr cine 0nBerit iteiie, mis 5olS
crrihtete gnbobe binan. iIber Die
aante oerielbeu biutue8 mo lanoe.
te ungefdbr Al 5uB melt 0nDDn
nit einent ilrftbaren arddl olti
0ent 5troBenplaiter. 9iadber auge
ireIte llnteriudungen ergaheu, 0aB
Die Gar nid)t I'M minoeifen Sdooeft
crlitten batte. Die Bronco let.
itete iih nerortige araitproben III
oen p~eridtieoeneu 5tQ0ten Des 9ans
oes mo muroe bereits iber 10000.
gteiIen aciaGren. 8ieier @eriltdb
bei Deiien 9fusfitbrlng ihon 81 per
idieoenen Dfalen Die @agenfilbrer
g~eiGbrli9 0urd ben graBliden Uni
proa berleet lpur0en lit BON Der
s. u. 5rancis Aittn So, oen bic
iigcn 8erfdniern Der Nlarpell Gar
iii S5ene geiett moroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
gsnrit inirhfr gpnrit.

Sberiif Midsael glorf mo hin
Silfs 5beriffs boben 5feitas nadf
nod / llbr Ods 2afeii0e 9%feoohonle
iii Git Gmaba alts uHo uerbaifeten
i3 mdnnlihe mo prihlide ealtc.
0ie lid beim 1riafen mo SaH3en
%Gmiinerten. 0s 9eBt Dab Cont
tfoaumiidr Q0Ht Mtiiinbd6er oes
4taues III. Der non einem gemiiien
5or0. ieiHem G~eiIbaber aeiubrt
wiro. Glarf mo 9uuh itebeu be
fauHtlidD auf DEM ariegsfiiB. erite
rcr bdtte Sunds 5dymager 0er
sinarimblffibrer iH Wefdn9His mar
entlniieL im0 Setferer hattie oarani
bin ocn eseftriidgn getricb pes
1nbrlfubls abliellen loiierL SeEt Dat
iih NAN GlarE gerd9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Ia crpAennI.

9ls 6ouptHnnlmer Dcs Fro.
arnmmes oer fommelloen &odle in
0ieicm b~cle6tcH llnterAaitnHasbaus
lnn6 fr5ueiieilldft Souis Ntanu be
seidlnct meroen. Der III elfeuL bon
ieiHer 6raH ipejiell fifr i'm idrie-
beHca eindffer Some Nariors
auifrctcn miro. 9lis edter Better
nom 9ono@ gibt lid SifnHip 9arrD,
Der III Der Gorfiihrm9 ieincr origi.
neleu Sfi55e o5Ae 9iube bciteas
foll ieiner @attiu iHiteriiabf miro.
4is bor5ilglidle NtitiiIer, llnterhaI.
fungsfiiuitlcr nnD Sdn5er iperoeH iidl
spciIellos ,soHn 1910 &inHic sen.
uiilbgs groBeB 8eifat efringell e
4ue me-9er 1reut cine Nra0cle 15e.
lie NIT sae 9arris IND Sloiiig
Gaapboa Bar. Als moBer Niagier
erluciit lid audl 93nllar2 t5alplft. Re.
ion0err e~auaaHtng Bgroienen oud
nod 9uoella EatterioA, nas beruhin
ie ahnitlrrmooell. GriIe Eoffs MTl1
seicllidnif. AeuleHidBingeA, 6ouiti
mo Rinafdmpicr. IM ShluB bif.
oell iule aeuahniih Die ncr5liglihen
Grphraan N~etirbiEoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Ociterrcidp bcr9t
scr Giirkci Gels!

Bern, Gtueis 3. Mdrs, aber
Naris. Cine Barrier 9epcide
ueI0et. 0n6 5eitgrreid eingenilligt
habe, ser garfet 2t0 9daionen aro.
men (4S Meiaionen 3ollars) fir eis
men ltidlt n1ber be5eihneten 3eit
ralrn borsuItrefen. Gieies @elo ioIl
fir ginfd1tfe In Deferred -nnsarl
1ertpeaoet merOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Die PiIfskaife Ncs
lDcitl. ~krieocrbmmOes!

Cnlobe i. Wl1ra. 1917.
Siiir nnierm SiIfsfono singen fol.
genoe getr1ge Elm:
Grlos aus Dem @ertnni uon
iungen SpiebnaOelt, geItiftct boz
,Sram Mar @eDer. $4,000
Sod nadtraglid o6gcliefert fit
perfaufte Iidets sur aortenportil
nes canon. 5roiieu 8ereins 4.0t
Gurh aamerao 5rit Jie0emnr
fir prrf. 9fote.4reiS 4nrten 1928
aoaefte b. Omaha Sonou.
Gereins. ..............3 1910
.Stolefte nes Cmobo ganDmebr
Ipebr 6rulen &ereins, 1867
GuitlHu P9i.VV
gisber heriGtet.. $685.
Mlodt 5nIummer ...$l75.7t
Bon 0ieien @elD puroen iDur.
.oen oiird Die 5d1bnleiiterin oes
Gatiheii 2onomebr 6rauen Scr.
ems $105. 20 bel Der G~ouierbntiD
5oDings.unO 2oua aiiociation nilee
leat, I'M nod aldrllne Der gegcn
m1rtigen @erbGltniiie an ons 8ol
&reu3 5ur llnteritiibuug Der 8itlpe.
uH0 Wniien geiaaener arieger ab
geIanot 5i merOen. Der Hcltbetro
non $1,000 pltroe Ourd) oen Inter
5eihneten an ben 3 8oriisenoen Oes
aonlitees our llnteritiibung Del
&riegs9ef1nge1eH iii 5ibirien, @eru
8. 9oidiDit, "a Nortb Moore Ctr.
Stem 9orf, abgeionot. gbenio iuilr
Den ourd Ben 5hobmeilter oes
8eItliheu arieger NlHoes. &omerat
gsna. 8. 8pb, Rorfolf. gtebr. S72.0(
Der grlos elmer in Der Grtro Dele
eaten SiBung am Sonntne, Den %,
,Sebr. a~bgebaltenen aoaefte ail OBI
ge Anrelie abgeint0t. 2iiittnu{
bieriiber fperoen mad Grbnlt ioior
u|er0ffeatlid)t mer0en.
Nit fnrneraoidaftlihenl @ruB
6, aonig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
,ltmccbentrcGcnce
pcrlaoc pom pr6i.
Wilicn MntcrScicbnct

gsdi9ingtou, 8. Midr5. n Nte ods
Observation-Disclosures, bat oilh seltern
Der Sennt Die pcn Der aonfcren5 eins
beridtete EpitbGpilligmgss Vorlaae
militant benz ReeOifen 3ulat filr
fnohentrodene @rohi6ition IN Den
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nngenommen
9ieielbe ging ioiort oeui &eiBen
Snrie SUR llnter8eidnine 81 nm
Der YrGiibent bat beiite morgen
ourh ieine ltnteri6riit Der &orlage
@eiesesfrait perliebea. Cos @eieB
fritz Damn ioiort III Strait.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
ein6rsdIer nnterm supda entbsft.

Gin ginbredler mttr0e 5reitag
nadDt INT 6onie bon 5rmt 6. %.
Glen 2021 California CTR. bon
Der 4oli3ei pelde iie berbeigerufef
cate, uuterm Sopba anfgeful0en
inD berbnftet Sn ieinen 1aiden
fnl0 man cine 9tenge 5ilber8eug,
Ger @efnngene naitnte lid 8 ".
An0eriou mo bebmiptet, 600 ia0l.
rs. Str, 81 mobnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Hcn9rcB ucrtaet
iicip lnorgcn mittG9!
Sine Ggtraiibnus Oesielben onrite
crit I'M Snni ciubernfen
wer0en.

&%1lbungton. 8. Aar5 Gte
5meite SiBung ocs 81 aouereiies
miro iif moracn mittag line Die
pertagen Die Gertaaung mag be-.
reits mebrere 5nn0en Uorher Elm
treteiL leltte obeno miro Ole llhr
I'M aongreB gum Stebeu eebradt
unN crit. nofbem Die eegenmdrtige
anngreBiiBnilq Der @eitidte ange
bort, pieoer gum 8eben gebrndt
meroen.
@or Sltnt oilrite feline @rtroli
bling oes anngreiies i%tattfinOeh all.
ger internationale 9erpifelunaed
beoingeu ein frilberes 3uiamrens
treten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
MIS- arzBcn Cog im
Ser 1lMtcS1lmsftcn Hung!

Seilte lit Nj. 5ar.gen.gog IN BET
4ntomobiI ausiteaung nls nitroiger
lbidIltB oerie[ben. 9rdiioent 8u.
ingbam llno ieine @etreuen, odrllti.
er inmtlihe Direftprer, tper0cn er-
heinenL nno Die 9nllc iii init oen
II Sar @en. 5arben oeforiert.
Die Mitglieoer Der 2egislottlr
ooren geitern nit @ouD. 0rpiae
il Der Spite, eridicnen unO ipro,
SEN iicb iiber oos @ebotele bofit
nerfennensDert aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
1O5 Satire alt geluurOem.

1beion00ah, 50, 3 Wlar5.
1bomog Sellers. Der ant 16. Saraar
105 Sabre alt geiporoen iein iol. lit
an 6reitog an eiient @eihmitr ge
itorben. Gr NOR unperbeirntet &c
meien. 5ein gru0er boite Elm 9llter
bon 1tS Sahren erreidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Bon Franfreidl anrad.

9aul @orHltng. SobH BON @enrp
Sornuug 1927 iirol. 35. Str. III
NIT Oem 3onlpfer 2ouraine Gonz
nerstos III Stem 9orf auselongt
gr mar IN 6ronfreid bel Dem 9tms
bIllan6forps tatig gelpeien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

Or. Ritter, Der Shmei8er @einno-
IL. Ser ieit gbbruf Der biplomati.
iden 9e3iebungen Der Ser Stanten
nit 9Gttihlnno. Die 5ntereiien
8eutidlaanS bel Der bieiieen &e-
gierrng bertritt. miro poft Deriflle.
6enen MISREPRESENTATION 8ldttern
Der llebertretuns ieiner Amtsgewalt
per0ahtigt. Giele bebonpten, bob er
ieine ofti5ielle Steauug oa5t berus
tie. bic Sadie Der Geutifen bier SIT
Sanne 8u for0ern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
1lnl. 1l1ilit6rattacbc
IN Hcm ectotct!

Rom. Q. Utdrs. 1tnior Sci
0el6erg, 9liIit1rattdhee Der biefigen
cnerifoniiden gotihoit. Der iid an
oer Carlo 5ront befano, berlor ourd
eiaen 5turd BON iefrteH 9ferOe
Bus 2eben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
aartpffel6rOt Fiir Spaanb.

2o8Don 8. Mdr3. aug aHritef
nom miro berihtet. oaB Die nieoer-
lan0iide Regierilig a~neeoronet 1ui,
9rot ans aartoffelnebl 5u baden.
Bia es III 9eutIdlauo Der 55dII iit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
1Dilicn ltlttcrScidlnct
ReucnmesDcrla1e

@oi6ingfon, 3, Qiir5. 3rdii
Dent g8ilIon bot beute bormittag
bic 9epenue @orlage bpn S450,000,
900 unter5eidnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
lin $50 hrrnllbt.

Ode 1T. un0 Nebiter Ctr. iuiirD,
6reitng a6cno 8 6. @nltbnm Dol
NPiiiouri 8oQeD bon einent bemdine.
len SfraBerr1uber iberfallen Uni
INN $50 beroubt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
st. 3uicp6 Wlnrft6erldlt.

vi. sSnicph b Mdr5.
9iinspic6 3uiubr 200; N'arft no
ntlliaI.
Sdrusinc 3uflbr L,200 Marft 10
lis 20t bDher.
Aohiter 0reis 1870.
3urdihniftspreis i345-t3.65.
Shafe 3uiuhr feline.
eieiIltterte GaHlnler 1l.30.
t8efitterte Gunner tf80.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
.enrlesane 9iepiema IN @aartn.

Gas 4roaramm 0ieies beLiebten
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fir bic fom.
llenoe ISOLDE meiIt nel groBten
5hlIager Der Saiion All. eBllrles
que Repien@ 1T iid)crIidl zines Der
teiten @orfnbrungelL Die jemols
iiber bic 9retter oes ..e}apetp gin
aen. WIS Sauptperipn Oieier bod
elegdnten 4urlcs1ue muB 5arrp Il.
Mlorfon be5cidmet mgroerI Der Ill
0teiem Stid hier bcridlieOene Cha.
raftere Oor5nltellen lat. er miro
t~affraftigt mn einer groBcn Shar
Der befdnateiten 8urlesqlienfirnitlet
lBteritilet. Inter oieien modJtar
mir beiouoers berborheben: Celia
NuiielI, 7arirp Dhlrpfl 5Ioiiie
gperette, Salia Sc aeIctn Sarrp
C9ieoI iui0 III. 8ean. @eionoera
geadtlmg ber0ient idllteBlih aud
DER Chorus 5a1lreidcr hubifer 10
men. Die piel sum dll9enleinen CIT.
iolg beigetrnaeit. &eridieOene le-
benoe Statlieu iUer0en ae8eigt, 0a=
rlaiiter lin0 beloubcrs hcfDor5ihebeu
Sic Mooelle" v8luueamao@en
.5an3euoe Dfa0hen Ger can.
Ter Solome pger Sturm'
mo reridie0ene m0cre. Spc5ieil
oieie Gorinbrltiie 5at in anoerell
SfdOfeH aroBen Beifal %8eftn0elt.
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ful1u

A1nirnl Seaifpe erfldrt. e. iei.
.niht uusuiria0eH~ NIT ben erseb
Der Abne9r aeaen Die gauh
bootgefabr. GeitihlanO a1td nfdt.
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6akelbM@

Bon @%6eItne GsrDeL
5dfei6l6l III. 9 mite bier ae5eigi, eilibnil
@nmrifHilgea ug6 i~Teieite Mlnlter tit gebdfeitt
Ninfdtt mo Sbibeft. Mbbti0iiHpeI Mar llin
0eufEin ltto le0er isaScn tn Ill ieben, Sit
f6aaen ni6i ~ie0ieeben in anieriieaug oieIer
QeIhma4ponal episeu iIno ,Ginfaee, ipie mar
Id gehtau6t iHr Lalhenfiidber. @oIbdnge, led
den mo 9o0s 7eOes 8mM lift iir ib eth
wnnsea tfp fein @luiier stpeinluI etl1aIten.
dei,fa frau fpl'c phue 1iefes gih leiH.
Gieles 8ut fin f2c pnrtofrei per 9Cft rep
fanof.
SGglidc EmnBG Sribinr,
1911 SopnrS SIR. Omaha, 0ebr.
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ularktberihtc.

a~lebermiiieIi bon giItnsft Sruit co.,
,tnngen-250s. 2SSs, 324s, Der aiiie, S3.2h;
21e. $3.50 Der silie; aiis aaoereH @roBel
hronen1 aones soos, s6os, $500, $500 ber
,tiie. aigssepdblt, 300s, 390s. $3.50 per site.
3fagefrnii 36s, $500 per Niiie; 4Bs, 96s,
St25 nito 64s, 6as. 500, 96s A75 Der
Jelairaab Der @aIaeas. iaHep, gab 500 big
iebiei Ser aiiie: sonaipans. ezra faucp,
$500. sS0Hntban, fait1. S1.25i Donations,
aa5geipabtte, 5000, 8aHos St.s6, gtrtaHs
ide 8EadB, erira taHen, $3.50 Qstfle gaps.
esirn iaHco. S2.25; home Beauties, $500.
tagioHeItt-S3.00 per 9Hfbel. u u. lbtos
tariofss Fin $685. yer galbel.
siisIarfoffeln-$2.65 Der Samper.
tineu.-2rethe Ailbefl. 3HderTtibeiJ &dltiliGs
fens 4agees, AZ per 8inHo. GphI se per
Filgl,a: 9liinculohh S3 30 per Crate. $i25
ut1tefg $3.50 bet Crate. 800 Der aor6j
3fUfebel gtibe, nc per @tos ase lpGHi DE
sum aadrfiprcis aDbffaigi $3.50 rer grnte.
S1.00 fir DUB arduslnlai, aoc ilr 9as.
Seaerie. 500 fur Gnbelh.
elssin aisl 5ab6sn' sl.25.
iditaiel--4e @inH0.
Coma1. 3. 0far5.
8eef Stiere ieit beutc iiir Die No.
die felt bis itdrfer.
8pte bis teite @aepes 1850
11.50
MittelndBigc geepes 9. 75-10.5n
@elpobnliGc S.50-9,75
ailbe nnD Sellers felt, peute fiir
sic 8ode felt.
@ufc b. bette aii6e S.00-950
@ute b. bette Sellers S.50-t0.2 5
N1ittcImlBigc aiibe 6.75-775
@erD1bnlihc . 25-6.T5.
aorngefiltterte Stiere 9.25-
1915
5tocfers mo 5eeoers feit. bentc
fir Die @o6e gitte itarf, oHoere
idmnd).
Gecoers quite bis bette $40 925
N1ittelmdBiae 7.50-8.75
Gefp6hnlide 750-S.75.
einfc i. bette 5toders 7.75-975
Gtod Sellers 7.00-S.50
Gtod ailbe 6.00-S.00
5fod &dl6er $50
genI adlber 9.00-1f.75
9uIls nuo 5taas 7.50-8.75.
Bologna DULLES 6.50-7.50
Sdweius 3uilibr 5000: @lartt
f5A bober.
Gnrhidnittspreis t325-t3.45
S5dfter Greis 1855. fir bic $50.
dc 65-75c bober.
Sdnfe -3ufubr 500; Miarft ieit,
beute fir Die Mode 25c nteoriger.
Hammer 35--l0e nteoriger.
@io0er 10.50-11.75.
Mlttterl6afe 10.00-1t30
@efiitterte 9sutteridafe 1000
FEEDER 9litterIdaFe 6.OO-8.0O
5eeoer BANNER 13.00-1425.
Sdbrlinge 1t50-12.75.
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G6icasO MarftbcridJt.

Chicago, 3. Mars.
RimopieH -3ufubr 500; 0tarft ieit
5dnueine -3ufnbr 10000; @arft
meiifens 25e hober.
A0dlfer 8reis 1890.
0urdidnittspreis i3.55-t3.S0
Sdafe- 3ufubr 1000; Niorft felt
aanias 6itp Marftbtridt.
aanias Gitp, 3. Ml1r5.
]iiuSuirb -3nfubr 100; 9iarft no.
minal.
g0Ioraoos 1850 Shludfbieb
ianaiam
Sod3ftcr @reis 1866.
aiihe uu0 Sellers Jim.
Sfoders rinia.
a1lber ihmah.
Sdiueine- 3ufn9r 1000; Morft
f0e boiler.
00diter @reis 1860.
7nrhidmtfspreis f335-l35 50
Sdlafe- 3uinhr feile.
@eFiiitertc g0nlHler i4.20.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-06-28
Another Arrest Made
For Introducing Liquor
Edward Liske of Solen, Arrested A,
Cannonball-iquor Found ON his
Person in q Pickle Jar

Edward Liska of Solen, was ar
rested Monday at Cannonball while
intoxicated, and brought to Fort
Yates by Indian Policemen Amos
Goodcrow and Swifteagle, charged
with introducing liquor on an In
dian reservation.
When arrested Liska had small
concoction of squirrel whiskey in a
pickle jar, which will be used as
evidence in the case. He was held
at the Agency guardhouse until
Wednesday evening, when Deputy
U. S. Marshall Scott of Fargo ar
rived and took him into custody.
Liska was taken from here to
Solen and will be given a hearing
before U. S. Commissioner Johnson
of that place today.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-06-28
More Locnl,

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Coughlin Of
Burnstad, are in the city today and
plan to go up toward Solen to look
over a tract of land.
Attorney johnson and Banker
Schimansky OF Solen, were in the
city yesterday on their way to Self
ridge on some business matters.
j. A. Wells and Chas. Crowneck-
lace went to Walker Tuesday near
where Mr.. Crownecklace owns a
fine quarter section of land to which
ne recently received patent-in-fee.
Olaf Olson Of Balfour, N. d.,
yesterday made application for an
enlarged GAO acre homestead under
the grazing act in township 131, =,
range 50, and James A. Peterson Of
Algoma, Wis, made application
for 4SO acre tract under the same
act in township 1871, range 81.
F. r. Ginther, who holds down
the job as president of the First
National Bank, and who has to his
credit Of selling more land in this
vicinity than any ether real estate
dealer, is somewhat OF a farmer and
will do his bit in feeding the world
Mr.. Ginthcr just finished seeding
500 acres to flax on ground broke
this spring. He also has in 500
acres Of wheat. The largest part of
the acreage of flax isalready up and
shows substantial growth, as well
as the wheat.-Morristown World
J A. Stiles, county commissioner
for the Second district and chair.
man Of the Sioux county board OF
commissioners, made a trip to Self.
ridge Monday to look over needed
road work in his district. He SAYS
that tractor owners in the Sclfridpf
neighborhood have offered to dc
considerable work on the road thi.
summer at no expense to the count,
except furnishing fuel for the en-
gines. A road is also to be laie
out from Selfridge to the Yellow
stone Trail. About the propose,
road from Selfridge to Fort Yates
the route will be laid out this sum
mer as soon as the parties interest
ed can get together and present for
NAL petition in proper shape fo
faction by the county board.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-06-28
Red Cross Membership
Now 43 In Fort Yates
Membership of Fort Yates Red Cros,
Chapter Now 43-Application Made
For Charter-Join Now

Below is published the list Of
charter members OF the Fort Yates
Red Cross Chapter. Application
has been made for a charter from
the western headquarters in Denver
and as soon as same arrives officers
OF the local chapter will be elected.
The membership fee is 81, payment
OF which must be made to G. w.
Hpkanson, temporary treasurer
Every man and woman in the city
should join. The members enrolled
so far who have paid the required
fee are:
Mary McElroy Louis Endres
Mrs. N. Seippel Laura Fiske
John l.. Turner j. M. Carignan, ,Sr
Irene McSorley G.. w. Hokanson
Mrs. E. Lockwood James r. Turner
Dorthy Watson Olydia Hokanson
Ida nj. Turner Ella B. Smith
Gus Hokanson Mary Zahn
ELLA Hokanson Newell Manning
Gene Baumann Gilbert Manning
Francis Zahn Clara Archambault
Mrs. j. johnson Mrs. j. Wells
+. G. Witzleben w. A. Thomas
Louise Flske Mrs. Carignan, Sr
Marie Berg Hermina Carignan
L. j. Reedy Marc. Carignan
}. q. Turner Father Bernard
Verna King j. b. Kitch
Georgia Caldwell Ophelia White
A. McG. Beede G. Christensen
Mrs. rs, j. 3. . kitch Geeneyieys ostrum
Frank Fiske
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-06-28
Advertise Estrays For
Sioux County In Pioneer
Law says that EstrAys Must be Advertis.
ed in Weekly Newspaper in County
Stock is Taken up

AT this season of the year the far
mers are taking up stray stock, and
Tor this reason the Pioneer again re-
prints certain sections sof the North
Dakota estray law relating thereto.
One thing every person taking
up stray stock should bear in mind
is that the first thing he muct do is
to publish notice thereof in paper
In the county. Stock taken up in
Sioux county cannot legally be ad-
vertised in a South Dakota news
paper. If this is done the party
cannot collect damages, and he be-
comes liable to the owner of the
animal taken up for not having
given proper notice.
The publication fee for an estray
notice is 81, payable when notice il
sent in. The publisher of the Pho.
neer will, when cash accompanies
the notice, look after all the other
requirements, such as filing affidavit
with county auditor, give notice to
the secretary of agriculture and la.
Dor, and also send notice to official
state estray paper. The So fee GOV.
ers all the costs.
Following is the law:
Notice of Taking up Estrays.-
Each person taking up an estray,
shall, within ten days thereafter.
give notice of the finding and tax.
ing up of said animal I'M the nearest
weekly newspaper published in the
county where such animal is found.
Such notice shall truly describe the
animal found by giving it's color,
sex, Probable age sand weight, and
all the marks and brands thereon.
Unless such animal is earlier claim.
ed the notice shall be published in
said paper for three successive
weeks, and Immediately after the
third publication printed copy
thereof shall be forwarded by req.
istered mail to the state estray
paper. The registry receipts for the
notices sent out Of the said state es.
tray paper to the commissioner Of
agriculture and labor and to the
county auditor, as provided for
herein, together with proof of pub
llcatlon of such notice for three sue.
cessive weeks, shall be filed in the
office OF the county auditor of the
county where the estray was found
before it can be appraised, or be-
fore appraisers can be appointed.
Any person taking up an cstray
who fails to advertise the same, or
otherwise comply with the provis-
ions of this section, shall be liable
to the owner for all damages caused
by such negligence or failure, and
shall be guilty of misdameanor.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-06-28
Swastika News

A baby boy arrived at the home
of b. p. Shields, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Engel were
Paradise visitors Sunday.
Eric Engel is erecting new res
ldence on his farm this week.
Fred Engel returned from Min.
nesota where he has been visiting
his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Smith spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of
S. Tysdale.
B. w, Gelensky and Mike Kar-
llnski made a business trip to Nc
lntosh Monday.
We are rather short on news as
we are all busy cultivating corn and
working on roads.
The Helping Hand Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Jack
Grooms, Thursday the 2Sth.
j. Kuhn and family and Mrs.
Jno. Binder took dinner at the
home of B. w. Gelensky Sunday.
Jack Shields, register of deeds
for Sioux county, was over from the
county seat last week visiting at the
home Of his brother, B. P-rshields.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-06-28
A Correction

The Pioneer was mistaken in a
recent issue when it stated that
Louis Trider was arrested in the
Bullhead Pool Hall with three
quarts Of whiskey on his person.
His arrest took place four or five
miles from the pool hall.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-06-28
Selfridge News

Mr.. Krailing has moved his two
shakes about mile east of town.
l.. A. Kanaly is contemplating
going to st. Paul to purchase new
car.
Harry Erbe and Mr.. Miles went
to Underwood, N. D., Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Parsons, who has been i'll
for the past few weeks is able to be
about again.
Automobils and Fords are getting
as numerous as Russian thistles in
this neighborhood.
Harry Erbe returned Saturday
from Aberdeen where he had been
looking after business affairs.
Sig. Roperts came down on the
"Jitney" Monday. Sig. has" Just
finished drilling seven hundred
acres of fax.
The dance at the Merchant Hotel
last Saturday night was well at
tended, and all report a pleasant
time. A fine luncheon was served
at midnight.
Andrew Lind Of Shields, is help
ing to enlarge our little city by
building pool hall south of the
Smestad store. The foundation is
now being made.
There was a small attendance al
the Farmers Equity meeting Mon.
day but a union was organized and
fifteen joined. The next meeting
will be held July 10th, at 1 p. m.
Miss Jane Gayton, oldest daugh.
ter OF Samuel Gayton, is spending
the summer vacation at the home
of her parents. She has been 8
student at Carlyle for the past fivt
years.
B. L. Smestad has purchased q
new Ford and looks as happy al
the President (before war was de.
clared.) We know of no one who
deserves to own a Ford more thar
B. L.
Commissioner Stiles of Fort Yates
was over Monday in regard to {
road from Selfridge to the Yellow
stone Trail. Mr.. Stiles is yer,
much pleased with the proposed
route of this new road.
A crowd Of young folks from
Shields started to Selfridge Satur
day night to the dance. We viii
not mention the name of the ca
they were driving-but they 90
stuck, and stuck right. They ar
rived in time to be stylishly lat
for the dance, but had good tim
nevertheless.