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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11

of County Commissioners and the Sol.
en- State Bank covering Seed and Feed
aid IN the amount OF t2,5OO.OU was
filed with the Auditor. and bond for
as to sufilclency by the chairman.
Applications for abatement of taxes
were acteu ON as fOllowy:t
proved.
Henry kurtz. hail insurance: ap.
George Molash. hail insurance; an.
proved.
VIM: l.. Mckee. hail insurance, up.
proved.
Ole q. Loftness. hail insurance. ap.
proved.
VIM; colville. hail insurance. np.
G. J. Peterson. hail insurance. an.
proved.
jected.
Frank Jakes. hail insurance, re.
NJ. u. McAdnnns. hail insurance. laid
lor insufficient proof. -
F. Il. Ginther. real estate refund: an.
proved. A''
E. ID. Mossmun. real estate abate.
ment: approved.
approved
,,dnt. Frank kn'; swanke. real estate abate-
Lena He'ser. real estate abatement:
approved.
=; $. Hudson. real estate abatement:
LAD Tor action OF Township Board,
bertine re. guson. real estate abute-
Oswin Swift. Poll Tax abatement.
Rejected for insufficient Information.
- On motion duly made and carried
n0ara adjourned to recOnvene April
Board OF County m lo,,missioneEs si nySs' ,v,.
ealieG etn 9.,, to order nt . O'clock A. NJ, BY
the ne Chi,.l,i,an. ;,i!,,i Present Leach. CiOart.
The Cierk of tie District cour. huv.
ing notified the Board that Jury list
f ~ names m Ge drawn to bring this
the Commissioners duly selected the
placed on the jury list:
T. pasSs ssi}rdss sslfSdfs r k n 4sn Pak
;.t ;S.atndland. selfridge. n. OAK: Frank
G;raybeaT: s;c Fort Yates. N. bsE.: s: 'es e.
Fort Yates, N: Dak.: Mike il: Wiikie, Fsei Fort
Yates. n. OAK; George Molash. Fort
Yates. n. Oak: leon Noel. Fort Yates.
Dak.; VIM. Helt. Solen. No. Dak.; John
solen. No: Dak:: vefn Cohes. soien. No.
antone ans Ass Gsgsr asSs sos SeG bak No. I.n IRak
lronshield. Solen. N. Dak.: VIM. Cross.
solen. n. Dnk.; George Wetch, Solen. No.
5pak.; =. y. Wheeler; solen. No. Dak.:
Schock, solen. No. Oak: Fred Port.
Shields, n. d.; John Vetter. Shields. n.
p; ,. 2. Lough. Cannon Ball. n. D.:
James Allyellow. CannonbalI. N. D.;
Thomas Menu. Cannon Ball. N. D.:
Richard White Earle. CannonBall. n.
yD.; Nick Anderson. Morristown. S.
sDak.; S. ~ Pnlmer. Morrtstown, 8.
sDak.:jF. g Wells. Morrtstown. s. Oak ):
Fred Davis. Morristown. 8. OAK: Lin
coin Winters. Watauga. So. Dak.: Otto
ham. Watauga. So. Dak.: b. y. Graft.
Mcintosh. So. OAK. JAS. a. Coutrc. Nc
Intosh. So. Dak..s Conner Lewis. NcIn.
ron. SO. Oak: Carl Hult. Keldron. So.
Oak: William Bauer. Thunder Hawk.
So.s Dak.: John =. Martin. Thunder
Continued te Ut lassl
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11
Swastika Items

Mr.. and Mrs. TenBrock and Ar
thur arrived from Pella, Iowa, Sat-
urday and expect to make their
home here in the future.
Mrs. VIM. Melvin and Earl Per.
kins were Sunday guests Of Lewis
Perkins.
Chas. Hengel was over to Wm.
Met cGreger Monday.
LesliesBooty sold his I'D runa.
bout Saturday to Larne Hollenbeck
and bought 4D touring car.
N. D. license blanks can be had
at Swastika. Better get your Ii
cense before you get caught. We
know q fellow that very nearly got
in Mcintosh last. year and you may
be the one this year.
Several Of the Swastika boys at
tended q surprise party at T. "a.
Heistad' 8 Friday night. The sur
prise was on Ruth and she had a
birthday, we are told.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11
No Comment Necessary

One Of the duties of the States
Attorney, as given in Section 1876,
par. 5, G. L 1918, is as follows:
''On the first Mondays Of January,
April, July and October in each
year, file with the County Auditor
an account, verified by his oath, OF
all moneys received by him in his
official capacity during the preceding
three months, and at the same time.
pay it over to the County Treasurer
To our knowledge no such report,
has ever been filed with the county
auditor, at least not with the pre-
sent county auditor.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11
Fl. Yates Wins 4.3 in
Game with Cannon Ball

Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather of last Sunday, the ball
game played here that day between
Cannon Ball and Fort Yates was a
nlighty fine exhibition Of base ball
on the part of both teams, Fort
Yates winning by a score of 4 to g..
The score stood 2 to 8 in fa-
vor of the home boys up to the last
inning, when both teams added
another score. 7Baptiste Long Bull
held down the mound for Fort
Yates and Steve Douglas for Cannon
Ball.
The line.ups Of the two teams
2voro &c fo11omo.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11
Cannon G, in Ball Items
Maya

Assessor Jack 1. Boulder from
Shields was at. Cannon Ball Satur-
day with his assessors supplies.
Martin Iron Bull, a painter, is
painting the Cannon Ball Mere.
Co. g buildings.
jerome Cottonwood is moving
back to swifthawk g to put in po-
tatoes. i. ..
There was a base ball game here
last sunday shetNeens j. pic k.pn team
and the rsenlar team. The score
was 81 iii favor pf the home team.
The boys Of Cannon Ball collect
ed fundssto buy a croquet set. "A
game started last Sunday at Thos.
Mentz'.
E. F. 'Underhill put in 10 acres
Of potatoes on his farm Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Wilcox made
q short trip to Mandan.
Merrill Thunder, a famous Ka-
homini singer, was here at Cannon
Ball Tuesday and stopped at his
brothers. place.
Ignatius Ironroad went down to
Fort Yates to attend tribal council.
Cannon Ball base ball team will
play Fort Yates next Sunday, May
Z. Watch a good game.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11
LESS THAN ONE,
THIRD OF SCHOOL
LAND IS LEASED
No Bid Received. at Leasing
Last Thursday, on 81
Tracts

Thirty-one descriptions Of school
land were leased here last Thurs
at the annual leasing Of school and
state land. No bids were received
on "a Of the tracts offered for lease.
There was very little competitive
bidding. One quarter, though,
was run up to $50. A number OF
the farmers and ranchers Of the
county were present at the leasing.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11
Chronicles Of the West

d, *
7 E. G. Dokken purchased saddle
horse from Locks last Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. Fike made q business
trip TO Thunder Hawk Friday.
Wm Lowell and Fred Davis went
to Lennon Saturday morning to
purchase supplies for serving supper
at Thunder Hawk dance Saturday
evening. 1S
Surveyors have been around the
vicinity the past week, picking out
road for the international High
way, which is to 60: from Winnepeg
Canada to Galveston Texas. Some
Of the mile posts and the Howe
bridge have Been painted with the
white and red sign.
Fred Mentz and brother Gale
spent Sunday visiting the Dokken
boys. !3s..# 5
Mrs. H. 3. Dokken and children
and Mrs. Gus. Afndt and children
returned from Iowa Mond lay
Ben Leuck purchased some fax
seed from g A.. Moll Saturday.
Ernest Davis and Moll Bros made
trip 70 g n !M'orriatown Saturday morn.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11
Jurors Drawn for Coming
District trio Court Term

Following is the list of jurors who
make up the venire for the term. Of
district court, beginning May %:
Thunderhawk-
Halvor E. Dokken
George Menu 4.
John #. Martin
Edw. Hodgkinson
John Hackett
Archie Braden
Emil Jahnell
Shields
Arthur Pratt
Axel Bendickson
Morristown- M
August Hupe ss
Ben Palmer
Harry Knoke Z
Earl Brooks
selfridge-
H. H. Erbe
Frank Watrang
Mike Disrud :
Sig Robertson
Fort Yates
Moses Tiokasin>
Harry Silk
Leo Noel
AL Venne =
Jessie Greybear
Cannon Ball
Frank Zingg
Thomas Mentz
Basil Two Bears
]. E. Lough
G. A. Smell
Watauga-
]. L., Bigham
Solen-
A. I. Berrier
Mike Stoltz
H. s. Berrier
J.. P. Mackins
VIM Helt s
.loe Carev
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11

. . .
Jerry Hart was over from across
the river Wednesday.
George Volk Of Linton was a
Fort Yates business visitor yester-
day.
Ben Haggard fof Cannon Ball
transacted business in town yester-
day. ..,.s..,
VIM. Jordan has five acres Of
vatermelons planted. He hopes to
have melons for sale by the 4th Of
July
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11
9LIter.i You,thl,

The young man always took every
thing literally. He was most serious
,ln his wooing. MAY / kiss you, June r
ahe asked. Mothers In the drawing
room, she answered. aOh, that's all
right. Your father can kiss her" hs
replied
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11

The following claims were acted ';ao ON
as specified:
Roy Couture. laid for road supervis-
or,s approval.
Oscar Couture. services as detective;
w. RI. McGregor. road work; laid.
selfrdge Lumber Co.. bridge materials
Frank Evans. deteetiSe; H nevstesa rejeeeed: to
Northwestern Sheet & Iron Works,
for road drags; rejected.
On motion duly made and carried.
Board adjourned until o'clock p. NJ.
same day.
Afternoon Session.
Board was called to order at 2
osasek orassht BY the the. Chairman: s Al members
c,,s,, The following K g. claims lair against the
instructed to draw warrants for same
on proper funds:
rh0%ns %pri ,At A ssopt; 5so1tt Justice fees.
John Brown. Deputy sheriff
fees. short report ---------- 1900
se1fridse Fssd a,G state at,,olimn Bank. Seed and
tions handled through said
Dank -------------------- 67O.4O
Hokanson Bros. supplies for
l4oRsnson a'sr Bros. supplies for i'So
State tuberculosis sanitarium. '''
Inmate months ----- 1O2,9O
Globe Gazette Printing Co., sup
plies county offices ---- 1855
A.. ": Merchant, Justice fees. 800
james Caddell. Deputy sheriff
Citizens State Bank. Seed and
citizens State Bank. Seed and ''o'''
c,I' Feed aid 7---15--7;---zz--77---- G1G.5o
Feed aid - 2Q7 SO
W, II. ordway filed with the County uty
Auditor Seed and Feed aid contracts.
In addition to those previously filed.
soner Colville introduced the following
resolution; and moved it's adoption:
RESOLVED. That Seed and Feed aid
contracts cont Its in 1tS the amount Of $7sa2o has
the Selfridge State Bank, and as the
amount of. said contracts has not been
paid said bank. and as the said bank
full liability in connection with pay
ment.
WHEREFORE. In consideration
thereof. said funds. If collected by the
seconded by Leach and carried. % ""e
The Auditor was instructed to write
State Highway Commission that the
now to the credit of Sioux County, pro-
viding it can be used in constructinp
Il bridge over the POrcupine Creek, S
miles north OF Fort Yates. and tl,t
necessary. .i - - =
The following places in Sioux County
were We're DESIGNATED for sale OF Chattel
Front door. Court House. Fort Yates.
N. Oak.
Front door. Postoffice. solen. No.
Oak.
Front dpor Postoffice. selfridse. N.
Front door Postofflce. Cannon Ball.
Front door. Postoffice. swastika, N.
Main Street Of Morristown. $. OAK,
were then appointed: :,
Goose ca;o,. 4; y: ostrum: selfridge.
James Caddel.; Fort Yates. J. X. Han
~ ~ Geffert: soien. ,.aKe FroeIieh; afa: soien. .
II. S. Berrier; Morristown. August
Hupe; Rogers Creek. Alva Cain; Can
non Ball. James All Yellow: Porcupfne,
Harvey severin.
Cannon Ball. t. P. Ashley; solen,
a. q Schimansky; Porcupine. Harvey
Ssverin; Whitebird. w. c. Bickford;
G.. w. Hqkanson; Gayton, sigfred Ro.
Dertson; Goose Camp. A. U. Ostrum;
Emil Sorg. s., :
By ". r. Chart ana Ye; carried tSe aeeofasd Fnrt
Yates Voting Precinct No. 4. was di-
vided and a new precinct formed to ia
known as Whitebtrd No. II. with the
polling place at the Pershing School.
ships. lss-7s. so ana 81. = y" :
Contract hy and betWAs4 Wa 1eaxd
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11

Next Sunday Fort Yates is sched-
uled to play return game with
Kenel.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11
Commissioners Proceedings
Sioux County, N. D.
CONTINUED from last week)

Central Lumber Company, Mater
ial for Bridge ----S $40
j. e. Leach. Per diem and mile
age, March meeting 24OO
+. 3. Fiske, Postage. express.
Z. 'f.aufS Isushlin, Hospital and medi. sl'''
cal attendance. County poor $500
Sam King. Police duty at Gem
eral Election ,---------------- 900
w. H. Geffert. Judge OF election
Glee A. Rusher. Cleaning Polling "
place. Goose Camp. General - 2,25
Solen Leader, Supplies for county
EdW. RSo 5. Johnson, expenses States 1000
James caddeli. fees and mileage. 'o'' :
Deputy Sheriff ------- 02.5O
Wtykel ty affiees srsthers. Supplies coun- ., 40
Gloibe as Gazette g-1.- Printing Co.. Sup $40"
plies county offices and asses
steurer PUB. Co.. Advertising i'''''
bond issue ------------------- 1900
John, S. Brown, Services us de-
putty sheriff. total bill allowed
for which warrant had been
sth. 1922. leaving balance e" to
be paid OF "a. 40
w. S. Bennett. medical atten-. '''0
on quarantine case ---------- 5000
Sioux County Pioneer, Legal pub.
L. ". Colebank. Expenses and
mileage. SuDt. Schools $500. 9O.3s
G. II. Fiske. Repairing Court
house furniture ----- 400
livery -----,7------------ 1870
plete set of Gov. plats -- 87.31
Vern Cohee, Boarding county
poor. two months .--------- 5000
Chas. B. Clayton. Mileage, bin OF
M. Bayer. Justice fees. report
Mar. 81 1926
James Caddell. Constable fees
Bayer report ---------------- 16.8:
]. a. Wiley. Justice fees. report
Mar. 81 Acknowledgements 1O.4O
Wiley report -------- 1910
John Spotted Elk. witness fees,
Wiley report ---------- ESQ
George Track. witness fees, VIII
ey report --------------- $50
George Geiger. witness fees, VIII
JOHN Little Grow. witness fees s'n0
Wiley report ---------------- $40
Jake Brown. witness fees. VIII
;, ey report -,7------------ $40
report ;5----------------- $40
% v<tHrr oIs
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11

Waterfall 1904 Feet High.
New Zealand's highest waterfall,
named the Sutherland, Is 1904 feet
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11

Central Lumber Company, Mater
ial for Bridge S
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-08

HSfpc 4NNNS-
w. L. Convey spent Monday at
the county seat on business.
Mrs. Nestor Johnson arrived
home Saturday after a FIVE weeks
visit with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Agnes Williams arrived
home Wednesday after a ten day
vacation at Grand Rapids, Mich,
and Chicago.
DIR. Lester +. Frankenthal and
wife of Chicago arrived Monday
to spend some time at their coun-
try place here.
The new lumber yard along
on the hill of the Fl. p. b. Co. X.
X. tracks would let one imagine
we had two concerns.
Judging by the number of cars
of hay arriving weekly and the
crowds hauling it away we can
use more farmers.
Otto Massinen, Sec'y-Treas. loo
al branch of Federal Farm Loan
Bank, St. Paul spent Monday at
the county seat on business.
John Dedier of the Rhinelander
Iron Works spent Tuesday here
inspecting new equipment which
he is furnishing for the chemical
plant.
Camp Is is beginning to show
signs of activity by gradually in
creasing its crew. As soon as the
snow settles sufficiently a full
crew will be at it again. We hate
to see this mill idle
Mr.. Miller of CHICAGO was here
several days making arrange
ments and plans for the construe-
ton of four cottages on his lots
on Big Bass lake. These will be
furnished and rented.
Mrs. ]. II. Kerr of Chicago was
in town several days this week
inspecting the work and progress
made on the new home, which
they are building on Big Twin
lake.
Mrs. c. f. Hazen and A. J. st.
Louis returned home Monday.
Mr.. Hazen remained in Chicago
for a few days to undergo a slight
operation and is expected back
Tuesday. They wintered on the
coast.
1t is reported from Alvin, Wis,
that the +. N. Hammes company's
new lath mill started its wheels
last week and has a six months
timber supply on hand. This pro-
duct will be shipped from Iron
River, Mich.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-08

Mr.. Jiggs received a very pretty
valentine and Mrs. Jiggs has en-
ployed the services of the best de
tectives To discover who sent it to
him. Poor Jiggs.
Mrs. Robert Stearns returned
last week from Minocqua where
she had been visiting her parents.
While there the stork left her a
very pretty boy.
Herman Fabian is going to
move TO the Meloy Point on Plum
lake and start a summer resort.
1t is a beautiful location for a
resort and is very convenient to
the station and lakes.
There has been no school for
two weeks for the reason that
our teacher, Miss johnson was
called home TO Conover the 18th
of last month on account of the
death of her sister Edith.
Hiking on snowshoes is the only
way the Sayner people are sure of
getting anywhere. Last week the
sewing club met at Mrs. Meloy's
and all had to go on snowshoes.
This week they met at Mrs. Lewis
Denk's.
Bert Warner was snowshoeing
10 Minocqua last week on the
railroad track when a train over
took him. The snow was so deep
he could not get off the track and
burrowed into the snow to let
the train pass.
Bert Warner received word Sun
day that his wife Florence was
quite i'll at Eagle River where she
went to visit relatives. He snow
shoed to Woodruff Monday to
take a train for Eagle River. Her
many friends here hope she is
very much improved.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-08

Little Jane Warner has been
quite sick but is better.
Mrs. Frank Long has been with
the sick list patients for a short
time.
Miss Eleanor and Mabel Voeks
called at Mrs. Meloy's Tuesday af-
ternoOn.
Silas Sayner who has been driv-
ing piling on Plum lake finished
last. week.
i, The terrible storm delayed all
trains and we had no mail for ov-
er a week.
Helmer Medium has been very
sick but is out again and able TO
move around.
Anita VOeks of Pennington is
visiting a few weeks with Mrs.
Robert Stearns.
Tony Matycek returned Tues
day from Chicago where he was
called by the death of a brother.
Fred Meloy's new house on Plum
lake is nearly completed and he
plans on getting moved into it
this month. u
Snow is IA feet deep on the
level; drifts nobody knows hoy
deep and weather below zero LeE-
cry morning.
Peter ChristiansOn, head state
ranger loaded a large moose at
the state park here and shipped
il 10 Madison.
George and Joe Denk are build
ing a new house on their farm
Just south OF the railroad track
at the station.
Richard Sayner and wife who
had been visiting in Rhinelander
had TO wait six days in Minocqua
before they could get a train to
Sayner.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-08

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II
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-03-08

Famous Whoppers.
"My wife never would say anything
IKE that TO me- She knows I wouldn't
stand for it."-Detroit News.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
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Qlmerifa.

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sort cine itarfe Srernoidoft fir I'M
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giniebung zines Ober5enfors fur 81
teratur in Mmerica, Elm Blan, Der btel
fab er0rtert tDnr6e, bon 1td).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
&pi,1care oo1mert tuieber.

Gbiaucourt, 6ranfr., 21. ang. -
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genon1men. @tne meitere pi9ttge
&e6e erlpartete 1nan bon ibm ni1t
Montag bel Der @roffn11ng Der @ez
neralpertretung BEG departments
Menie.
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gungsfon1miiiion Ser entente bat It'd
entidloiien, cine nene Aboronung
nod Berlin 5u ibiden, I'm bort ilber
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banoeln. 3u bieier Mboronlng ge-
bore1l Sir Sobn BRADBURY, 8roB-
britoniers 8erteter in Der gntl6d-
bigungsfonlmillion, eugene M}auclere
8oriitenoer bes @ara11tien : NuSl6ul-
les, io5pie 5luei tSadberitanoige; Die
Mboror,1ng ioqte AM SamStag abeno
bon 8oris abreiien.
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bonoeln, feit5ltitellen, oh Dentl6lano
I'M itonoe lit, binreiden6e Sidernng
fir cine internationale slnleibc poa
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
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