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new TUNNEL
UNDER HUDSON
Work on Project to Begin
Early Next Month

NEW YORK. Feb. ie.--nrsaking
ground for the two Hudson river tun-
neis connecting Jersey City and New
York Is expected 10 take place about
March 4
The land work from the Aanhat-
tan side. from West ~. to the pier
heads. has ALREADY been completed at
coat % $3.50. 900. The Hix points
are the two plerheads ~ West and
Canal sta. and the t~o pier heads off
Jersey City. and the land work out
Of tho pier heads.
Tho tunnel contract 10 estimated nj
81: 900 600. Tho total cost win BE-
more than tss. 900 900. Tho consfruc-
ton In TO be Of cas-; iron and CON
crrfe
IL In expected that Tire v~hi-uiar
tunnel. on completion. viii take care
OF 5000 900 vehicles a year. The
present traffic OF vehicles across the
Hudson IN about 5000 q day. by
tho tim. the tunnel IN op~ned. Z; is
estimated tho traffic will have
doubled.
IN. pro,ec, 70 huiid the two tun.
nein began in July. 1918. Surveying
II Canal Il. was completed Ia 1890.
and the Manhattan section Of the
tunnels. out % the end OF the piers.
was finished recently.
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men.
I>srIitEs
HUSBAND

Peace among the nationsT- said
Mrz. al Francisci. commenting on
the thing the new dollar commemo-
rates. -oh. that's too big a thing
for me TO talk about
I'm only the wife OF n sculptor
whom I'm trying TO help and inspire.
"Iiut come in here the little
woman was leading me 10 tho studio
the front room Ia their attic floor
suite.
fright from the beginning I've
been Interested In Anthony's art. :
she said 4 study and keep up with
u and try TO Est IDEAS that Will help.
Anthony usually works until mid
night and I must suit my day TO his
work Since Antbony,s 10 the greater
work. ! must subm~rxe my plan
and that means peace and happiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Teach Foreigners
Is Portland Plan

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. io.--Amer.
icanization week will bo observed In
Portland February fs 60 %. Tho
aims OF the drive for "a greater Amer
icaniam are 10 make OF tho foreign
born ATpcricana in fact as well an
In name. 10 impress tho nativc.born
with their responsibility toward tho
foreigner. and to mako America a
better America.
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Birthday Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs, Frank skinner enter
tanned with a dinner OF rs covers at
their home Saturday evening. honor
ing Mrs Skinner's mother. Mrs. IL.
Il. Hammond. ON her SD birthday.
Mrs y. A. McLennon. OF vancou.
yer. II. C.. another daughter OF Mrs.
Hammond. came down for tho affair.
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Mrs. Chodicick Hostess
at Tea .Shop

Renton Hill gund win be in
charge Of the orthopedic Tea shop
Saturday. with Mrs. stephen J. Chad.
wick as hostess. assisted by Mrs. w.
ID. Freeman, Mrs r. II. Glass. Mrs.
w v. Eddy and Mrs. n. NJ. peasc.
The Campfire Glris from tho Con.
aqudet and cahokloshe groups will
be IN charge OF the dining room.
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for u.s.
And ! wondered n THIS lovely little
Italian woman had not, after all.
found tho principle OF peace for the
nations.
SELECTION AN
ACCIDENT
Miss Williams, model OF The old
dollar design, today Is white haired
woman. buslly engaged In her kin
derRmrten work AT Philadelphia
When she was n student at tho
Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine Arts
- years ago. George Morgan. Eng.
ilnh sculptor. selected her as model
for his silver dollar design. She in
sists her selection WIS an accident.
why. when I'm nearly OF retir.
Ing age. should ,Naa talk 10 mo OF
something that happened in my
YOUTH she asked.
Now II you'd talk about kinder.
garinn work. that would be a differ
ent matter"
And The best known face in the
upsied States smiled good naturally
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Injuries Fatal to
4th Wreck Victim

PORTLAND. Feb. i0.---The death
toll In logging train wreck near
Timber. Ore. January al. had risen
20 four today. with the death In n
local hospital OF clifford West from
injuries suffered in tho disaster. One
man was killed outright md two
others died about week ago.
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Dinner as Pre-Nuptial
Commitment

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. c. Keliogg are
entertaining at their home this even
inr with a dinner Of twelve covers.
compllmentIng Miss Catherine Bs,x.
ter and her fiance. Mr.. Walter q. Mo
Liam. whose wedding win be an
event OF next week. Bridge Will fol.
Law the dinner.
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Wed ON Wednesday

Tho marriage OF Miss Madeleine
cathcart. daughter Of Mr.. T. NJ.
Cathcart. OF Vancouver. II. C.. 60
Mr. Edmupd q. oclkers. supply Of
fioer ON the u. :. =, Texas. was
solemnizcd "Wednesday in ~. Mark
Episcopal reetory, Rev. John II. Me.
tauohlan performing the ceremony.
Mrs. oclkers has been nurse
In the Swedish hospital In this
city for the past two years. Mr..
and Mrs oelkcrs viii make their
home la san f'ranciaco.
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Broadaooy Guilds
Re11tlnr Meetinn

The next regular monthly meeting
Of the Broadway guild win be held
at the home Of Mrs. G. J. Smith. 1147
Harvard ave. NJ. Friday, February
II, at O'Clock. Those who cannot
attend the business meeting are In.
vited to bring a silver offering and
come for tea at 4 o'clock.
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Rachelors' Club Boil

At the Bachelors club crystal
ball. in the Masonic temple, satur.
day evening. the committee in charge
Of decorations ID composed Of Mr..
Dick Henriott, Mr.. Winfield Herman.
Mr.. Roy Meister. Mr.. Dudley Turna~
cliff and Mr.. Robert Garvin.
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Lsincheon and
Thedter Purtu

Mrs. Hugh NJ Caldwell entertained
With luncheon OF eight covers. at
the Sunset club this afternoon. com
plimenfary 20 Mrs. William Burt
Bcwdcn- Later the party attended
the Orpheuul
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Dinner Celebrates
Birthdnu

Celebrating the birthday OF their
son, Richard. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
connell entertained with dinner OF
eleven covers at their home Sunday
evening. with additional guests com
ing in later.
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Junior Partu

For tho pleasure OF her little
dauE Rose Alice. Mrs. Charles
r. castlcn win entertain with a Jun.
Tor party at her homo tomorrow art
crnoon. Thirty children will be en-
tcftAlncd
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ny RUTH ABEIIN0

- NJ" hpbs@ss*u
Since 1879 every American has
been familiar with the face Of Miss
Anna ID. Williams. head OF kinder.
garten work Ia the Philadelphia
public schools.
Because her face was the model
OF tho design on the old silver dollar.
but. with the coming OF the new
peace dollar" Miss Williams place
has been taken by Mrs. Anthony al
Francisci. wife OF the young Italian
sculptor who designed the new dol
lar.
Mrs. al Francisco posed for her
husband when he made the bas.rellef
that appears on the new coin.
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WHICH GROUP OF
WORKERS DO YOU
FIND YOURSELF IN?

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-You
are out OF luck II you are a.
stenograpber,
Efficiency Engineer.
Filing Clerk.
Welfare Worker.
Editor.
Chauffeur.
But you are in luck II you
are a.
Domestic.
Woman Bookkeeper.
Carpenter.
BrickIsycr.
Diefnaker,
Truckman-
According 70 the figures al
the municipal. state and federal
employment agencies in New
York city II II hard 10 get a job
II you come under the first
grour--but II Is easy IL you land
In the second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-10
Charles Brickley
Is Working as a
Factory Laborer

Charles Brckiey. former Har-
yard football star. has entered tn.
employ OF a carpet company at
Thoufp.onvtIie. Conn. as q CON-
mon iaborcr. Brtckiey took hts
present position following a career
an n broker IN New York City.
BTfcki~y has rented q cottArr
near the carpet mill and viii
move his wife and children 10 the
new home
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American Legion Auxiliary

American Legion Auxiliary. Post
No. 10, will meet Friday. February
10. at 8 y. m. In Veterans hall.
Arnory.
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II II estimated that there are NJ
least 10000 leperr In Russia
Cla1v~s as a protection for watch
diais were introduced in 1880.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
SEATTLE xxotuauss finh


The Seattle Woman's club will en-.
tertain with a luncheon at tho Hotel
Washington Annex saturday at 1
o'clock. In celebration OF the elgh.
teenth anniversary OF the organlsa.
ton. The committee IN charge Of
the affair includes Mrs. W. A.
Shinkle. Mrs. J. @, Baker. Mrs. T.. u.
Pearse. Miss Nellie McGough and
Mrs J NJ Thaehcr.
The following musical numbers
win be given.
Vocal
80 ~ ffa6Fta sssss sa. Artifi
90 'NiAsi daFta- tfron ia Tos-
$1,000 sss.s fuTrini
tsl al Parting .... James ~ Rogers
Miss Alice i1rhsenbergsr
Miss Dosothy Newman. seeempanfst
ftAno-~
TAI hrrr~t~r~ .ss.s.........l
90 Thrs. Fssiudss. .......... ~""p'"
te1 -Etads ~ ............I aegs
Mis- veat& heth
tA1 -Rotnnrxa- wflheini
Mtas Essna Ven Ostsn
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American Legion Dance
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Women. Club ReccIve


The annual reunion reception Of
tho Canadian women's club was held
Tuesday afternoon at the Federated
Clubhouse. In tho receiving line
were the now president. Mrs. George
Duncan. Mrs. W. u. Mcleod. ID. H.
Spcilman. Mrs. Robert Neill. Mrs
Robert Hodges. Mrs. Edwin Barnes.
Mrs w. w. Greene. Mrs. Archibald
Wilson. Mrs. Gabriel Smart. Mira
Frank Hamilton, Mrs. william Flu.
nerfeit. Mrs. George Barton. Mrs. r
Coulson. Mrs. n. w. Mccrecry and
Mrs. W. H. Donley.
a beautiful basket OF daffodiis. VIC
let's and acacia blossoms conferred the
charming tea table. where Mrs. WIN
lam Campbell presided. assisted by
tho social committee. The following
program. arranged by Mrs. Robert
A. white. was presented:
Plano
az Tarnrtrile ......s.... ho.howst
(bJ "Hhapsodte" ............. Brahms
Miss sPsrsis Horton
Vocal aoio--
(b) Love IL the wind" McFadden
Mrs. n clifford Reid
Prof Howe nj the piano
An interesting feature OF the after.
noon was the presentation OF the
beautiful club pin 10 the retiring
president. Mrs. w. r. Mcleod, by
Mrs. George Duncan. The Canadian
Women's club is composed OF Cana
dian women who are now American
citizens. and it's aims are purely al
truistic.
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Evergreen Court. No. :. Order OF
Amarantb. viii entertain with a val.
entine dance and card party at the
house OF Mrs. A. NJ. Clark. $40 Ninth
ave. Saturday. February IL. FRIES
and refreshments. All welcome.
James ri. car.
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school. Ynteriakrn. Tu~sfny. Fehrr-
ary 7. for the purpo~. ~ organizing
a Parent Teachers association. Mira
T.. Fruupd was made president.
American Legion Dance
The ladies' Auxiliary to Maple
Leaf Post No. 81. American Legion.
viii give dance February - Mt
Douglas hall. DIS r. Pine ST. In cole
bratlon Of washinKton's birthday.
Masonic Club Dance
Tho Masonic club will entertain
with lts semi monthly dance I'm the
Masonic club rooms. Arcade building.
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Fbftdkt F.+I. y.
A meeting was held at the Portage
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And Community TO Give Costume
Dance


Dance
Tho Aiki Community. which 4.
composed 81 representatives OF all
clubs at Aiki Point. viii give a com.
munity valentine costume ball In the
Community hail Saturday evening
February IL. Prizes will BE- given
for the different dances and a prize
win DO rewarded for the bes, val~r..
tine costume An orchestra com,
posed OF musicians from the Yves,
Side win furnish the music. Ths
proce~ds from this party win b. de
voted to relief work In the AK Com.
munity.
RehrarSals Postponed
The West Side Choral Symphony
society has deferred rehearxais for
three weeks. owing TO Illness OF many
OF tho members. The date OF the
NEXT meeting win be announced later.
Birthday Surprise Party
Mr. Mary vealc. president OF Sc.
attic lodge No. 7. Degree Of Honor
Protective association. was pleasant.
ly surprised on her birthday recently
when the members OF her lodge gath.
cred al her residence. zti7 18th ave.
=. After delicious luncheon Mr..
Neaie was presented with a beautiful
morocco travelling bag. Progressive
whist was the entertainment OF the
afternoon. with honors awarded 10
Mrs. Hattie Mckay. Mrs. Della Bailey
and Mrs. Harrietto X. cranney.
Included among those attrrd.nr
were Mrs. Bertha l.. Price, Mrs. Jsa.
sic NJ. Moore. Mrs. Hattie Mckay
Mrs. Eleanor q. Ray. Mrs. Mabcl
NJ Peterson. Mrs. Kit Stafford. Mrs
Lena French. Mrs. Melissa Wells
Mrs. Ellen II. Kittredge. Mrs. Anna
Farrier. Mrs. Mollie Branmbec. Mrs
Mary he Beulioux. Mrs. Grace Nor
man. Mrs. Anna oliver, Mrs. Flora
Rhodimer. Mrs Della Bailey, Mira
Eleanor s. white, Mrs. Lucretla n
cowan and Mrs Harriette X. Gran.
ncy.
Evergreen Court No. +.
Evergreen Court. No. :. Order o,
Amarantb. viii entertain with A val
enttne dance and card party at the
houre OF Mrs. A. NJ. Clark. $40 Ninth
ave. Saturday. February II. FRIES
and refreshments. All welcome
James II. car.
PhiBar Club
The Phi.Bar club viii give a social
dance In the auditorium Of the new
a. o. y. W. building. 1909 Ninth
ave, Saturday. February II. at =
D. m. Good music and floor. Friends
invited.
Stevens Women's Relief Corps No. I
Stevens Women's Relief Corps No
Will meet in business session, Sat
urday February II. .. m. sharp. In
Veterans hall. Aunory. Presiden,
Mrs. Margaret Nordin. presiding
Comrades Of the @. A. r. ana visit.
ing w. II. G. cordially invited.
Stevens Post No. I. G.. A. X.
Stevens Post No. ]. q. a. r.. will
hold It's regular business meeting in
Veterans hall. Armory. Saturday,
February II. at 7:30 p. m. Com.
mander a. r. Lawrence. presiding.
All visiting comrades Of the G. A.
II. welcome.
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary. Post
No. ~, will meet Friday. February
10. al 3 y. m. In Veterans hall.
Armory.
Portage PIT. A.
A meeting was held at the Portage
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Glars Barton Tent

d. OF V. Clara Barton tent me, Feb.
ruary 3. Quite a number OF the
daughters are III. Mrs. Reinl Hodg.
don, Mrs. Florence Cantrell. Mrs.
Minnie ST. Marie. Mrs. Grace Allen.
Mrs. Ruby Burns and Mrs Frances
Brown are improving. After the
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PhiIsar Club

The Phi-Bar club viii give social
dance In the auditorium Of the new
A. o. y. w. building. 1909 Ninth
ave, Saturday. February II. at .
D. m. Good music and floor. Friends
invited.
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Rehrarxals Po~fEpncsi

| The West Side Choral Symphony
society has deferred rehearxais for
three weeks owing 20 Illness Of many
OF tho mernbers- The date OF the
NEXT meeting win be announced later
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Stevens Post No. ]. @. a. r.. will
hold It's regular business meeting In
Veterans hall. Armory. Saturday
February II. at 7;30 p. m. Com.
mander a. r. Lawrence. presiding.
All visiting comrades OF the G. A.
II. welcome.
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stevens women's Relief Corps No. I

stevens Women's Relief Corps No. I
Stevens Womsn's Relief Corps No.
] Will meet in business session, Sat.
urday February II. 2 .. m. sharp. In
Veterans hall. A7nory. President
Mrs. Margaret Nordin. presiding.
Comrades Of the G. A. r. and visit.
ing w. II. c. cordially invited.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-04
Swastika Items

The Misses Heistad visited with
Mrs. Alderman Tuesday.
Mrs. Ackermanl and boys visited
with Grandpa Heichel Saturday and
Sunday.
The boys Of this vicinity expect
to meet Sunday to try TO organize .
ball club for the summer.
The Valley was well represented
at the different churches in town
last Sunday. ..-
The bulk Of the grain will be put
in, in the Valley, this week.
o. ]. Brennecke sold a holstein
heifer Monday to George Ferguson.
The new mail schedule from
Swastika to Mcintosh is. such that
the carrier does not leave Swastika
till p. m at 2:15, leaving Mcln.
tosh at 2:45 and arriving at Swas.
tika at 4p.: M. When the roads
are not st for q car the old sched-
ule will be used. Z
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-04
ALEX MIDDLE, OLD
INDIAN POLICEMAN
DIES SATURDAY
Never Recovered from
Wound Received at Cap.
ture Of Sitting Bull

Alex Middle, one Of the band OF
Indian Policemen that captured
Sitting Bull down on the Grand
river in 1890 and the last survivor of
those of that hand who were wound
ed in the fight following, passed a.
way early Saturday morning at the
home of Jovita Badger, near Kenel,
with whom he had been living, and
was buried Sunday at Kenel.l
He never fully recoved from the
wound received during the fight with
Sitting Bulls forces. His leg was
amputated three separate times. As
he was never an enlisted man he
could not receive pension, though
certainly deserving Of one.
Alex Middle was born in 1852.
He married Augustine Charging
of whom one daughter, Louise, was
born; both have preceded HIN into
the next life.
Funeral services were conducted
BY Father Bernard who had also
baptised and married him. A large
representative body OF indians were
present to pay their last respects to
the noble policeman, and salute
was fired over his grave by Joseph
Jordan and Mr. Hatch, two veter.
ans Of The world war. Those at.
tending the funeral from Fort Yates
were: Supt. E. D. Mossman,
R. G. Allen, Chas. Picard and
Jesse Gray Bear.
Mr.. Middle was good, honest
mar, loyal and faithful in every way.
Fhanks are dus Supt: osssu1ani Tor:
making bis last days as comfortable
as possible.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-04
onicles Of the West

D. ". 4 ID 4 ~ .4 ! D. q
Mira. Sam Irons met her daugh-
ter Helen who teaches near Ellen
dale, N. D. in Aberdeen last Fri
day, She returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Leuck Sr., Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Leuck and daughter
and Ocar Mabel spent Thursday
evening at Chas. Moll's.
Mrs. George Brooks attended a
quilting at surrings last Wednes-
/ day..
Eldora Dokken called at Geo.
Coodmans,pn's !, Thursda morning. !,
Mrs. Fritz and Mrs. Dahlen, call
ed on Mrs. Ole Tanson Friday Of
ternoon.
Rpllo Leonards spent Sunday
with Malcolm Colville's.
Mrs. Clarence Danley and family
visited Sunday afternoon at the
o o'Donnell home:
Mrs. Jake Dix called at Fritz's
Sunday evening
Moll Brothers made 4 business
trip to Morristown Thnrsday.
= n. : = y Z 49,
Mrs. Geo F. Davis spent satur-
day afternoon a a.: l1.. = I, q: Y Thomlp- !
sons
MI: and Mrs. Mike Leadon. are
the proud parents Of q new daugh.
ter.
Llonard and Charlie Moll return-
ed overland from Robh. No Dak.
Weihesday where they a attended q
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-04
Three More Hats
Now in the Ring

Three more candidates this week
publicly hurl their hats in the ring,
through the political announcement
columns Of the Pioneer. They are
j. R Harmon, for Auditor; JIM,
Carignan, Jr., for Clerk Of Court;
James King, for Sheriff. |
3 As County Treasurer, Dick Har-
mon has made an enviable record
for thoroughness, competency and
absolute reliability. Sioux County
will be fortunate in securing him
as. its Auditor. 81.
Jack Carignan Jr. made his cam.
paiRn before his election to the Of
fee Of Clerk Of Court two years ago
on the platform that if elected he
would devote his whole time TO the
office and give it's duties the careful
and accurate attention required. He
has lived up to this promise square
ly and deserves reelection.
James King is . well known far.
jlner living between Solen and Can
non Ball. coming there some years
agofrom Emmons county. He il
:vouched for by his many friends ae
q man Of honesty and integrity and
as fully co,npetant and qualified
for the office Of Sheriff.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-04
Fort Yates vs. Kenel
Sunday---Both Win

There was baseball game here
Sunday between Kenel and Fort
Yates and nobody lost; they
both won. The Kenel boys went
home claiming to have won the
game by an 8.9 score. However,
according to the decision of the um-
pire at the last, with which Kenel
would not agree, Fort Yates won
the game by q 9-10 score; 60 it
would appear that the local boys
have the better claim to the title.
The game Sunday was loosely
played one on both sides, due ia
the fact that it was the first game
of the year, however enough OF q
showing was made by the local boys
10 warrant the expectation that a
real team can be moulded into
shape this year. Both the local
team and the Kenel team have per-
.fected the organization of their
teams. The organization of the
Fort Yates team is as follows: E.
sC Means, manager, John Gates,
captain and j. NJ. Carignan Jr.,
treasurer; and Of the Kenel team:
Dewey Hatch, manager and Louis
Thief, captain.
\ The line-ups of thr two teams at
the beginning of the game was as
follows.
Fort Yates Kene]
w. Means, ss VIM. Marshall, sf
John Gates, 1b Ed Ironeyes, 2t
j. K Eagle, If j. Yellowfa;, {
Dick Crow, p Able White, q
Chas. Tusk, RI Geo. Bearking, RI
Walter Pleets, 3b G.. Lefthand, i
g. Standing Grow. % DIP Eagle, 81
e. Bluelips, c Joe Jordan, 1
Jim Tattoo, CT F. Long Chase, IL
g Yellowfat made two home runs.
# A return game will be played a
Kenel q week from Sunday.
s,ti, .,S
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-04
Local Items

Joe Jordan and VIM. Menz made
a business trip to. selfridge yester-
day
Paul Miller and George Daley Of
Manda,l were business visitors here
Tuesday.
supt. &. D. Mossman left the
first Of the week to attend federal
court at Aberdeen.
C.. D. Munroe, Mrs. Roy Halibar-
ton and Mrs. VIM. Taylor and son
were up from Mclaughlin Tuesday.
John Archambault is the new
ht-watchman at the Agency
school, G. H. Bickford having re-
signed3to accept a position with the
Stiles Cattle Co.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-04
Agency Boarding
School Notes

Official announcement for closing
school on June End has been
made.
nt tf
Preparations are well under way
for the final examinations which
will begin late this month,
DR.. r. H. Ross is busy with var
ious phases Of the physical needs of
the pupils.
Field day hes been set as May "a.
Attendance has ! been kept up
quite consistently, not many pupils
excused except for urgent causes.