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New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
BASEBALL BRIEFS.

Ray Fisher, one-time star pitcher of the Yankees, got into New York uni form yesterday for the first time this season. Fisher is in the Naval Re- serve and is stationed at Pelham. He was on furlough and may pitch Q game for the Yankees in this series, He is eligible if he can get the time off. He has pitched several gam for Pelham.
 It is quite possible that the fans will have a chance to see Nick Altrock pitch game during the Washington Series Nick made remarkable comeback and has now pitched two games.
 The fans approve Of the move of the Yankees to start games at halt past three, but would like to see the Yankees hustle and not lose the timo thus gained. It took 55 minutes to play the first three innings yesterday.
 American lea guc men are confident Connie Mack will he upheld in his claim for Scott Perry. It is possible the Boston club will not press the case in court but will reach com promise.
 Brick Owens and TIildebrand are umpiring tho scrjes between the 1an- kees and the Senators.
 The Yankees expect to lose Wallie Pipp soon. He has joined the Maya Aviation service and may be called any time.
 Miller Huggins expects Ham Hyat to report in a day or two. Hyatt vii proba blv be groomcd 10 play first bast when Pipp leaves. Ar1nando Mar@ans has been l11ttinS well since he returned to center fielf and is keeping Elmer Miller on tn 1 bench
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
i1ROR STRONG FOR WILSON

St. Paul, June 2O.-Secretary or Labor Wilson, addressing the conven- ton of the American Federation of Labor, conveyed the presidents high appreciation of the united efforts of organized labor in preparing the country industrially for war.
 In response, President samuel Gompers, of the federation said:
 We ask you to take home to your chief-our chief-the great interpre- ter of freedom, justice and demochacy the message of men of the labor movement: Nearly three million strong we are with you, Woodrow Wilson, a..s.... :
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
RICKEY GETS BUSTERS

Ten Minor Lcaguers to Bolster Car
 dinals--Phates and Phillics Swap
 TNirlCrs.
 St. Louis, June 29.--Ten players will be added to the roster Of the St. Louis Nationals within the next week, President Hickey announced yester day. The club has been hit hard by the draft, and the new players have been secured in an effort to build up the organization. Fred Beal and Rankin Johnson, outfelder and pitch CT, respectively, will come from Mill waukee; McHenry, another outfield- CT, also will be brought from Mil waukee. Johnny Brock and Tony Brottem, catchers, have been secured from Little Rock, to fill the gap made by the departure of Frank Snyder. who joins the National Army Thurs day. Fred Distell and Grimm, in- fielders, will be brought from Little Rock. Oscar Tuero, pitcher, will re- join the club, while Bob Larinore has been recalled from Houston.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
RIG BOXING SHOW

Followers of the glove game NIio ,o to Madison Square Garden tonight will be treated to one or the plsseo' boxing carniva1s ever helo Ill '"'' country.
 The following is the card as ar ranged on last night by the co1lllllf'- tee:
 Fred Fulton Vs. Welnerl' HallH Greb Vs. Eddie McGooTty; red Le"lS vs. Jack Britton; Joe Welllng Ns' Johny Dundee; Joe Bonds Vs. oscar Anderson: Joe Lynch Ns. Joe Bur man: Frankie Burns Vs. Jack Sharkey Battling I.cvinslly Vs. Tim Fully; Gun boat smith Vs. Jam Savage, Franh CarbOnn vs Mike McTiguC.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
\, WHEAT LEAVES DODGERs.

Mack Wheat IS IeaVlhg VIIe o" nerbas. Mack yesterday hotllleo Charley Ebbets that he was gong Io fake a position in munitions 1ac- +o1,1, and it is just a bit possible that he will join Mar1aux Fore klVer' Mack has been playing good game and has been hitting we'll too. lie will finish the series with the Glants and will leave when the Dodgers mt the road. Wheat's going will leave Brooklyn with only fourteen players' including the schoolboy Rehl' "ho was signed last Monday when ne goes Brooklyn will have lost sixteen men this season.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
YOUNG PRESENTS
 | GAME TO BROOKLYN
liant Fielder's Muff Loses OVer-
 time Struggle /

Brooklyn, June 20.-Young@ muff t Daubert's fly, with Cheney on sec nd and two out, won l3-lnn1ng hme for Brooklyn against the New fork Giants here yesterday, to l. kemaree had the Dodgers shut out |ntil the eighth, when errors by zim- herman and McCarty and Olson's dou- te tied the score. Cheney relieved Irimes in the ninth and, although tild. held the visitors scoreless. The bore:
 R. H. F.
 Y. ....0o1 900 900 o0Oo-1 3 klyn. .O00 900 010 oo01-2 10 l ! Demaree and McCarty and Rarlden' |
 rimes. Cheney and Miller.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
EASTERN LEAGUE
brcesfer Wins Long Game From
 h,riins-Waterbury Drops Nlac- Ieenth Straight.

Worcester, Mass, June 20.-After innings of nip and tuck battling, brcester succeeded in putting the Ids under the Murlins to the tune 1 10 0. Watson was selected by |nny Murphy to put them over for visitors while McQuills1n went on mound for the home club. From very start the battle was close both hurlers putting everything Ey had on the ball. and with good !ult. McQuillan was a little the t in the pinches, but he dldn' t Ee a whole lot on Watson,
 Christie, who is filling the place lated by Bradshap at third, led in Hting during the afternoon, secur- single and a. three-bag6er in r trips to the pan. Watson also lged out 8 double, these being the v extra base smashes. The score;
 r. h. e. rces+er :. ooooooooOO01--1 6 1 Haven ooOoo0oooooo-o ? Watson and Pura; McQuillan and Hman.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
COAL LICENSE REFOKED.

Washington, June 20.-Fuel Ad- 1ninistl,ator Garfield has revoked the federal license of J. Y. OConhof' do~ ing business as the Pennsylvania FueI Company in New York City, and re- ferred to the Department of Jushce evidence to support charges that O'Connor sold coal unsWted for use in the war zone for ships plying be tween the United States and neutral countries.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Jacobs for Mayer.

Philadelphia, June 20.-The Phila- delphia National league baseball club announced yesterday that it had trad ed Pitcher Erskine Mayer to Pitts burgh in exchange for Pitcher El- mcr Jacobs, who made his entrance into the major league some years ago with the Philadelphia club. Both are right handlers No cash or other play CTS are involved. the announcement said
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
DUTCH LEONARD QUITS
Champs Star Twirler to Become Ship bnilder-Uncle Sam Releases Bader From Navy Yard.

buiIder-Uncle Sam Releases Bader
 From Navy Yard
 Hubert Dutch) Leonard, sturdy California southnaw and one of the greatest left handlers in baseball, is likely to- retire from the Red Sox fold and professional baseball as we'll. . Leonard is about to follow the ex- ample of several other players and become shipbuilder, Leonard is in Class "A and stands in no imm edi- ate danger of being notified that his country calls him.
 Dutch has an invlaid wife. He has a, property in California that is still
 being conducted by him at a loss. The manag cement of his vineyard costs
 S4,500 yearly. while at present the gross receipts are but S3.00O. Should
 Leonard be drafted eventually he
 would have to sell his property at a big sacrifice.
 Leonard has been assured of 8 good position at Fore River and the chance of pitching weekly on the team in the Steele league. Lore V. Bader former Red Sox pitcher and up to yesterday attached at the CharlcstoWn navy yard. is his own boss once more. Tnclc Sam has decided that he is physically unfit for sea, duty and yesterday from Wash i ington came the papers that returned ! him to private life or to baseball just 1 as he may elect.
 ! Bader. reckoned as one Of the i sn1artest pitchers that ever worked in l the International league. was the i ID i last winter when he entered the navy i enlisting at CharleGtoWn. Bader can still pitch and play the 1 all-around ball, as he has evidenced since the season opened with the navy
 ward team. It is likely that the Rec 1 Sox team will induce him to don z l Boston uniform again.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
TINKER FOR BROWNS?
Former Cub Shortstop May Succeed Jones Pilot for St. Louis Team of American League.

Joe Tinker who some time ago re- linquishcd the management of the Colum bus club of the American aSso- citation in favor of M 0rdccai Brown, is spoken of as a likely choice for the leadership of the St. Louis Americans Jimmy Austin, who was made tenn porary manager when Fielder Jones resigned Leslie Nunamal1er, the for mer Tank catcher, and Jimmy Burk1, the coach arc also named for tho job.
 Tinker has an excellent chance of landing the position. He stands high with Phil Ball, owner of tho Browns, who will be remembered as tho owner of the St. Louis F'ederatS, and has the ba cking of Ban Johnson.
 Jones' resignation brought to light the fact that in all his four years re- lations with Ball he noycr had a con tract Jones worked for Ball under q gentleman's agreement. For three years be got sI 900 q season, and this spring. because of war time conditions, he himself proposed Q cut Of S}0o0.
 Jones threw aside a S1200o iOb--a position not to be sneezed at in these times by any man in the game-no1 so much because he was tired of the iob as because Mrs. Jones did not like his being in baseball. Mrs. Jones came to St Louis tho day before Fielder resigned and practically talked him into retiring. The day Jones nul1 1 inc Browns suffered defeat WheT ] Washington came from behind vitf 1 six runs in the ninth inning. Jonc| 1 went to his hotel disgusted with hi! 1 cIuh and his iob and Mrs. Jones dir 1 tho rest
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Indians Beat White Sox.

Chicago, June 20.-Cleveland'A bat ting rally in the ninth inning enabled them to defeat Chicago, to yes terday. The locals had several chances but threw them away on the base lines. Erratic fielding behind Shellenbach aided the visitors in their scoring, The score:
 r. h. z. Chicago ...... 11oo0o1O2-5 10 3 Bagby and O'Neill; Shellenbacf and Jacobs.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Rudolph Bags Another.

Philadelphia. June 20.-Oeschger' se on balls to Wickland, after Bos- In filled the bases on d single and Eo fumbles by McGaffigan, sent over he winning run in the opening game the series here yesterday, score to 2 In seven of the nine innings hlv three men faced Rudolph, and in innings only three faced 0cschger bubble plays helped the visiting pitoh- with his third straight game. The lore:
 K. IT. F.
 bston ,.... 1000 21o 0oo--" 7 3hila delphia 200 900 ooo--3 Rudolph and Wilson; OcschgHr,
 bvis and Burns.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

New York at St. Louis. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Wyckoff to Jersey City.

New York. June 20.--Presidens Driscoll of the Jersey City New In- ternational league club announced yesterday that he had bought Pitcher J. w Wyckoff from the Boston Am ericans
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
HUGGINS SLUGGERS1 WALLOP SENATOR'S
Tanks Bombardment Drives
 Shaw to Showers

New York, June 20.-The New York Americans celebrated their homecoming by defeating Washing ton by a score of to yesterday. The New York team got off to Y commanding lead in the first inning, scoring four runs on four hits, q base on balls and an error. Buck eye, a former high school pitcher, made his debut for Washington in the seventh inning, but was wild and ineffective. Russell pitched a strong game for New York and was well supported. The score:
 r. h. e.. New York ..... 4010O031x-9 12 0 Washington ... 00O000o00-0 8 1 Russell and Hannah; Shaw, Buck eye and Ainsmith.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Homer Wins for Tigers.

St. Louis. Mo, June 20.--Datroit was more successful than St. Louis with it's extra base hits and won yesterdays game, to 5, making a clean sweep of the three game series. 4 home run by Veach with Bush on base in the fifth cinched the game for the visitors. Rogers hitting was ac- countable for four of the locals five runs. The score:
 r. h. e. Detriot " 004O20O10-7 8 St. Louis .... 002o2O100--5 ' 1 Kallio, Erickson and Yelle; Rogers and Nunamaker.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Cubs Blank Pirates.

Pittsburgh. June 20.-A pitchers sel between Douglas and Harmon re yesterday resulted in a Ehlca 20 ttory over the Pirates, to Q, The 'sitors scored the only run of the me in the opening inning on hits Flack and Hollocher and Merk'e' 5 k. Harmons throw to the plate was D late to get F1ack The score;
 R. H. F. fcago ......100 Oo0 00O--1 Q ttsburgh 900 900 0oo--o :? Douglas and Killifer; Harmon and Flmidt.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
[tCT0RnOAT REGULATIONS.

aw Haven, June 20.-Regulations Fetail for the licensing oL all
 s, ats plying in waters of the h rava1 district which extends I New London westward. were |e public. The only craft not in led are those which are hand pro I'd. either row boat or canoe,
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Washington at New York. Cleveland at Chicago. Philadelphia at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

New York 9, Washington Q. Philadelphia ], Boston 0. Cleveland 6, Chicago ,, Detroit ', St. Louis ,.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20

Boston, June 20.-The Athletics triu1nphed over Boston yesterday 5 to 0. on game in which Walker and Gardner furnished the fielding fea- lures. Dugan accepted eight chances without a slip. but failed to connect at the bat Shannon got one hit in five times. up. and fielded his posi- ton without an error The score
 r. h. c. Philadelphia =. o001o4OO0--5 10 0 Boston .. 000000O00A-0 z 3 Geary and McAvoy; Bush and Agnew.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
ling of the Clubs
Games Today

New Haven at Worcester.
 Hartford at New London. Providence at Springfield Waterbury at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Toronto at Jersey City Buffalo at Newark.
 Rochester at Baltimore. Syracuse at Bingham ton.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Grays Lose to Green SOX.

|pringfeld, Mass. June 2o-Spring- H defeated Providence / to in first twilight game of the year
 Ehe Eastern league. 1t was such Elccess that the experiment will be
 Iated. The locals punched hits on
 liver and obtained an early and
 hmanding lead. The score: r. h. e. Ividence ... 00O21O001-4 13 1 tngfeld .. 130O2010x-7 10 4
 +urvere and Wheat; Shriver and
 Neill.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
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BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Brooklyn ,, New York 1, G3 in nings).
 Boston ,, Phila delphia ?. Chicago i, Pittsburgh 0.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
EASTERN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Worcester 1 New Haven .. Bridgeport i, Waterbury t. Spring1eld ', Providence 4.
 New London Il, Hartford
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results YCStPrClaN

Results Yesterday Toronto 9, Jersey City :. Newark [, Buffalo 1. Koch ester 1, Baltim ore Q.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
w London Swamps Hartford.

lew London. June 20.-Kelleher, |emi-pro. pitcher from Brooklyn, pitched a, sensational game for E London yesterday defeating btford Il to 1 in a high wind. He he'd eight men and up to the Eh, allowed but three scratch hits. the ninth, with two out he eased and walked 0 man and allowed hits, a run resulting. He then he'd the next man. New London Smith freely and scored in every ng except the first, a double play, ling off a ran in that inning, The ee:
 r. II. c. 2tford ..... oooOoooO1- 1 , , London 2X-11 II c 4elleher and Wendell; Smith and or
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Waterbury Drops Another.

Bridgeport, June 20.-Bridgeport from Waterbury here yesterday hard fought game l to Q. It was
 10th straight defeat for Water
 E. The score:
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20
Bed Sox Shut Out.

eye and Ainsmith,
New Britain herald., 1918-06-20

- AID FINALLY roO SCREW UP CoORAGS To BREAN TAE NEWS 70 tER AS GEN VL4 AS 20 SStBLE
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-09-26
NOTICE or REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mnrtgaxe made. executed and delivered by
Evelyn Sandoz and Louis SAndoz. her husband,
poration. mortgagee dated June 9srd. 1918.
and filed for record in the office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds IN and for Morton county North
at a:2i 4. m. and recorded in Book OF Of Mort.
CAGES on page 81 which said instrument Was
assigned by al Instrument in writing TO Carl
A. Lovxreh which assignment w8s filed for
record in the OFFICE Of the Register Of Deed. Of
Morton county. North Dakota. ON the ssth day
ST February. 1914. at 1880 q clock p. M. and was
reat, er assigned by the said Carl 4. Lovgren
asns Van asn s an sd ;.4 IN r
| the office Of the Register Of Deeds OF Sioux
county, North Dakota. on the 14th day Of Au.
gust A. b. ts!s. at $50 o clock 8. nj. and recor.
ded IN Book B.2 Of Mortgages on page ee viii
such mortgage and hereinafter described ut
the front do,r Of the Court House Ia Fort Ya-
ter: Sioux county North Dakota. ~ the. hour
o.: ober. b 1917 To satisfy the amount due
on such mortaase on ,be day OF sale.
The prel1Is IL dess,s'bed n such niortaage
ter Of SECTION Twenty.eiyht !2S'; IN Township
MSns's s@tys ns @ ss aSs Snty
Default having occurred IN he conditions OF
/, said n1,rt RaHe th.e will be due on such n1.,rt
gaHe dt tue date Of sale he sum OF Eight Hun
dred hfL'',tw md 7sloOths Dollars ,sSs3 IS.
thr said mnrtHngee having also paid the axes
on The said pre,ni es in the stlrn Of 34.72 which
amount il III :luded In the amount sbuve de.
clared to be due
Dated August 31st 1915. fla
Grant Van SAINT.
Assignee
sullivan h Sullivati.
kandan. n. D..
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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-09-26
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Underhill
were down from Cannonball Sum

Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Underhill
were down from Cannonball Sum
day.
Joseph Gates left this week for
Lawrence, Kansas, to resume his
stndies at Haskell Institute.
Among district farmers in attend
apce at the Fair last week were Asa
Littlecrow of Cannonball, Sam Long
of Wakpala. John Holsclaw Of Bull
head, and Arthur Pratt Of Porcu-
pine.
Have nice Winton.6 car just
like new that l will trade in on land
in the vicinity of Thunder Hawk.
This is one Of the very best and
most classy cars made. G. j. Mack,
Thunder Hawk, S. D.
Miss Geneive Ostrum who is
making her home in Mobridge,
was attending the Fair Friday and
Saturday last week, and while here
was the guest Of Mrs. M. A. Berg
and Mrs. Alister Colville.
W. T. Thompson, Selfridge, who
was arrested at that place the fore
part Of August charged with repre-
senting himself as a government
officer, was acquitted Of the charge
before U s.. Commissioner johnson
at Solen last week. Shields Enter.
prise.
Rev. FIR. Vincent went to Sci.
sridge Sunday and conducted SER
vices. He was accompanied BY
Louis Endres. Work on the new
Catholic church is progressing nice.
~ and the edidce will be completed
in the near future.
J. H. Dahl Of Huff, N. b., says
he is cured Of a bad case of rheu.aa-
tism by DR.. Mellenthin's treatment
after failure with many others.
DR.. Mellenthin will be in Mandan,
Lewis & Clark hotel. Friday and Sat-
urday, Oct. IL and IL. Hours, 8
q. m. to 4 p. m.-adv.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-09-26
Standing Rock Indian Lands For Sale
Oct. Is, and Nov. Is, 1918
Department Of the Intesior.
United States Indian Service.
Standing Rock School,
Fort Yates. N. ID.


s ss 3 By oa ss M the the
bidder under sealed bids Fort the
oay OF the sale at which hour they Will . - - 80
draft solvent
ri 'es s sSs Sd .E s e s
s: the s s COT 81 s :ss sleek Is @
NOVEMBER 3 " " ~
one aiomen ono
h mus3
submit BID foT one more legal subdvisns
or prepare
right to reject all bids
fol-
1905 snd not 5 ssodo 60 ;5o
than e S;.. go which s to be used
direct United
granted
states" " - ~ Ae' 'as au'n0faey OF the
Lands La d., VIII ~ be sold on the following terms;
bids Tor anHTents marked With - be
s sn from 9ns aa 1ssr IN eys q @
until go 80 SA-eAs
All sales a subject to prior lease il any EXISTS
eela Geek e ease sD bs1 bids
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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-09-26
Local Happenings

States Attorney johnson was in
the city Tuesday on his way home
from Selfridge to Solen.
A. c. Wells Of Solen, has gone to
futile. where he is hunting ducks
on one of the lakes near there.
Joseph Hairychin Of Wakpa'a
was in the city the first Of tie
week on business at the agency.
Sam Eagleshield resumed his
duties at the Agency this week after
a months vacation spent at Little
Eagle.
The next regular meeting Of the
Sioux county board of commission
ers will be held at Fort Yates, Oct
ober 9Th.
w. G. German of Ismay, Mon
tana, who has a bunch of cattle
north of town, was a Fort Yates
visitor during the fair.
Stock Inspector Seipple returned
the first Of the week from Chicago,
for where lie left September 18th
with cattle shipment.
Mrs. j. M. Carignan~ went to
Bismarck Tuesday to have some
dental work done. Jack Carignan,
Jr. took her to Cannonball.
Dick Whiteagle was down from
Cannonball Tuesday, and stated he
had just returned from Steele,
where he had been threshing.
Chief Clerk Giegold of the Agency
who went to Chicago recently, is
visiting with his mother in Indiana,
and will return the last of the week.
Arthur Tibbitts and family were
down from Cannonball in attend
ance at the Fair, and while in town
MIR. Tibbitts subscribed for the Pho
neer.
M. Isaacson arrived Sunday from
Fingal, North Dakota, and will be
employed with the force of carpen.
ters on the new Indian school
building.
Hobart Means left this morning
for Lawrence, Kansas, to attend
Haskell University. His father
E. G. Means, accompanied him al
far as Aberdeen.
VIM. L. Heskett of Thinner, II
linois, who went to Camp Grant
illinois. acouple OF weeks ago, wal
rejected on account disability, anc
las returned home.
Henry Hodgkinson, who il nov
employed in a garage in Aberdeen,
was i'll the city over Sunday on 8
visit with his friends. He is get.
ting ready to enter the army.
The Hartung Land Company Of
Mclaughlin, South Dakota, buy
and sell decided Indian lands. When
you get your patent give them a
chance to bid on it. They pay
spot cash. adv. If.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G.. Turner this
week received letter from their
son John l.. Turner who il with a
motor prcI'anic regiment in France.
John il q sergeant and is doing fin+
in the army.
| Mrs. Ii. Nesemeier of Casselton,
N. ID. Gays she has been cured OF
gallstones without operation by DR..
Mellentlin's treatment. DR.. Mellen.
thin will be in Mandan, Lewis 4
Clark hotel, Friday and Saturday,
Oct. Il aud IL. Hours, ga Ill. to
A p m.-adv.
| Work on the Shields Porcupine
bridge over the Cahnonbail river,
which, is being built jointly BY
Sioux and G.-ant counties, began
last week. The contractors are the
Linton Bridge Construction Com.
pany, and the bridge is to by conu-
pleted by January list.
The Pioneer was late last week on
account of rush OF work incident ia
the annual Indian Fair and shoot
age Of help. Friday A. 3 Newton,
Of Mobridge, formerly in the npwss
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-09-26

FouND-Ladies' watch during
fair. Owner call at Pioneer and
prove property aud pay cost this
ad.
sTRAYED-E'rom my place one
bay mare. star OH forehead. brand
ed 20 on right thigh. Weight
about 1000. No.i'y Philip Qucn-
zer, Mctntus., ,.