Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1917-10-11
Pioneer Special Service by Western Newspaper Unor

Lucca.-Lucca is soon to have cleo.
trio lights in all residence and bust.
ness houses north of the track. The
work has already been started on the
hotel.
Fargo.-Work has started on the
new three.story and basement build.
ing which the Labor Temple associa.
ton will erect. 1t is expected that
the structure will be completed by
the first of the year.
er which was run by gasoline engine,
the 3.year-old daughter of Joe Clark
son. prominent cattle and sheep man,
living near Amburn. s. D., had her
arm torn from her body.
Fargo.-Petitions are being signed
by the Fargo and Moorhead street rail.
way conductors and motormen de-
manding an increase of cents an
hour in wages. At present the men
are paid on a basis of 20 cents an
hour.
Manning.-Because H. F. RAMSEY
and Hugh Fadden of Killdeer admin.
istered a terrific beating to a man
whom they believed to be spotter,
they were sentenced to spend 100 days
in jail and each pay fine of $50 and
costs.
Grand Forks.-The public health
laboratory of the University of North
Dakota will conduct campaign this
v1y3r tn MI Hf Tn 20
from epidemics or plaques. accord
ing to an announcement made by uni.
versity officials
Dtckinson.-More than 200 delegates
were present at the opening of the an
nual convention of the State Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs. Welcome ad.
dresses by city and state officials and
the address of Mrs. H. c. Wick, presi.
dent, featured the sessions.
Dunseith.-Two young ladies from
Cass county, who are in the sanitori.
UNI at this place. being cared for at
the expense of the county, have writ
ten to the secretary of the Associated
Charities in Fargo and asked that
they be sent fancy work to do. These
young women are anxious to do some.
thing to help pay their expenses, and
1t is likely that enough work will be
given them by Cass county residents.
Dickinson. - Joseph Riff, section
hand. was almost instantly killed when
hit by an automobile driven by Frank
Roquette. former county commits.
sioner A widow and three children
survive.
Valley City.-A resolution adopted at
the Congregational conference at Val.
ley City pledges $25.c00 to Fargo col.
lege from the state Congregational
churches. $4,000 of this amount to be
paid each year until the full amount
has been covered.
Williston.-Superinte Charles
H. Ruzicka of the Williston Expert.
mental station has returned to this
city. from trip through Kentucky
and Ohio, where he purchased foun.
dalton flock of Hampshire shesp for
the farm at the station.
Wolford.-A. M. Christensen, grad.
uate Of the North Dakota agricultural
college and an experienced agrono.
mist, has beer named Pierce county
agricultural agent, to succeed E. H.
Hall, resigned.
Wolford.-A. M. Christianson. q
graduate Of the North Dakota Agri.
cultural college and an experienced
agronomist, has been named agricul.
tural agent for Pierce county. to sue.
coed E. H. Hall, who has resigned.
Bisbee.-Placing a 12.gauge shot.
gun to his face. Harrie H. Smock, a
farmer living about six miles north
of here, blew the top Of his head of.
A note was found by relatives indi.
eating that the suicide could make no
collections on number of accounts
outstanding for threshing and other
farm work.
Minot.-Judge Cole of Fargo heard
arguments on application for a writ
Of prohibition restraining Governor
Frazier from removing President Shaw
of the city commission of Minot.
shaw's attorneys claim the statute
does not invest the governor with
authority to remove the president of
the city commission.
There is enough hay on Standing
Rock reservation to supply three
states IL it could be cut, states John
d. Clark of Mclaughlin. who declares
that in IS years on the reservation
he never has seen such a big crop.
His outfit has put up 1875 tons on less
than quarter section, and Clark de.
clares this was not a particularly
choice piece. The land is less than
seven miles from the railroad station,
where the baled hay Is delivered for
shipment.
Dickinson.-Peter Ecklund of Rem.
vile drew first place in the land lot.
terry held here in connection with the
opening Of the Dakota national forest
reserve of 5000 acres in Slope coun.
ty. No. 2 was drawn by David Sense
Of Chenoweth; No. 8. Harold d. Lilli'
bridge, Dickinson; No. s, Roy VIII
liam Lillib:idge. Dickinson; No. 6
Frank Mckay. Slope Center: No. z
Francis d. Gore. Rcgan; No. 8, Ed
mund H. Broehl, Regan. Eighty.five
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