Sioux County pioneer., November 20, 1914, Image 8

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SIOUX COUNTY PIONEER
C. CHRISTRNSON
Owner, Editor and Publisher
Subscription Price $1.50 a Year
(ice at Kt.. Yaten, North Dakota.
I S S E E E A
Application made for. entry aa second to the Mission school the lirst of
class mnil matter through the post- he week.
.MEMBER N.D.PA.
OFFICIAL PAPER SIOUX COUNTY
LOCAL NEWS
Roliert Higheagle was in the city
Saturday from Bullhead, where he
is a teacher in charge of the day
school.
Miss Ilerininti Witzlebcn is the
new "hollo girl" at the govern
ment telephone ollicc, having as
sumed her new duties Monday.
Wednesday night was the coldest,
so far lit' the present winter season,
the therniouietor registering five be
low zero.
Win. Ostrum returned Saturday
from a weeks trip to Linton, and
hud his tenni on the ferry boat
crossing the river when the boat
landed oil the sand-bar.
Mrs. W. J. Parker left the first
of the week for California, where
ebe has been appointed to a position
in the Indian service at one of the
agencies in that state.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Covlille return
ed Monday from Dale, and other
points across the river where they
visited Mrs. Colville-s sister, Mrs.
Dick Wilkinson, and also her bro
thers, Oscar and (.'has. 1'etcrson.
Jack Carignan, .lr.. has been ap
pointed deputy sheriff for Sioux
county by Sheriff (iayton, who was
county seat visitor yesterday and
to-day from his ranch near Sel
fridgc.
.1. Burton of the linn Burton it
(ireeugard, the leading Mandan clo
thiers. have urranged with one of
the New York fur and hide con
cerns to buy furs and all kinds of
hides for the western part of North
Dakota. Mr. Burton will be in
CytinonbaJI and Ft. Yates about
he 20th of November, and will pay
the highest cash price. Hold all
your furs and hides until you see
him. Definite date will be an
nounced later.
FERRY BOAT
"IDA"
Crosses the Missouri ri­
ver daily from morning
to sundown between Ft.
Yates and Winona, X.
0. BAUMANN
JAMES MINSHALL
AUCTIONEER
Ranch Sales a specialty
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Ten Years Experience
McLaughlin, South Dakota
Sioux County Abstract Co.
Is Now Ready
A?- To lintke aMrdcts on property in the new
ED. SCHULENBERG
President
county of Sioux. Any business intrusted
to our care will have careful attention.
.Bond of S?5,000.00 has been filed with
the County Auditor of .Sioux county.
For the present address all mail to Mandan, N. D.
Subscribe for tin- Pioneer.
Hurry Hinckley ivas over from
Solcii last .Situnlay with a sale for
the court house.
Jack Iron boulder of Porcupine
district, brought Emma Yellowelk
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Brown the
first of the week moved intrt the
Bruce residence on the agency
grounds.
Rev. Dr. A. MetS. Beede will
conduct services in Ft. Yates at the
usual hour ami place Sunday,
December (ith. Everybody cordially
invited.
.loe Bullhead w'ent to Mandan
this week after his wife who will be
discharged from the hospital there
to-day after undergoing an opera
tion. They arc expected home to
morrow.
Win Molash of Selfridge, better
known as Turkey Track Bill, left
for his home yesterday morning
after spending a week at the hospi
tal under the treatment of Dr.
Duncan.
Capt. Thos. Short who has been
in charge of one of Benton Backet
Company's steam boats on the tip
per Missouri the past season, spent
several days in the city this week
re-ncwing acqaintances. i'e re
turns to Bismarck to-morrow.
(J. W. Hokanson and family this
week moved into their new resident
on the corner of the street known
as Officers How during the pahtiy
days of Ft. Yates. A number 'of
improvements have been made to
the interior and they are very com
fortably located for the winter.
Howard Kitto came over from
Shields yesterday to take a position
with the Pioneer for a while.
Howard is an all 'round printer
and will prove valuable aid in mak
ing the Pioneer the best paper in
this section of the state. Louis
San tee brought him over.
County Auditor Colville went tb
Fargo and Bismarck Tuesday on
business.that will detain him until
sonic time next. week. In the
meantime parties having business
with the county auditor can trans
act same with C. Christensen at the
Pioneer office.
Hugene Means, probate clerk of
the local Agency, went to La Plant
Monday to visit a brother who was
a delegate to the Black Hill's coun
cil held there last week. At the
council it was decided to retain C.
Calhoun, a prominent Washington
lawyer to press the claim of the In
dians arising out of the Black Hill's
treaty.
Frank Fiskc returns to Bismarck
to-morrow after spending a week
here visiting at his home and look
ing after business at his studio. It
is his intention to spend the winter
at the Capital city, where he will
be connected with the Butler Studio.
It is likely, however, that lu will
arrange to look after the wants of
his parons here at regular inter
veals.
'i
E. C. Witzlebeu, who sustained a
fractured shoulder while fighting
prairie fire during the early part of
October, returned last week frbm
the Bismarck hospital where he has
been receiving treatment. He has
so far recovered as to be able-to re
sume his duties as prii^ipalof ttie
boarding school, whi(^. will be
pleasing news to his ir&ny friend^
in view of the series of misfortunes'
he has met with during the past:
few months.
B. M. SCHULENBERG
Sec'y. & Treat.
about the excellent quality
of our printing. We don't
care what the job may be,
we are equipped to turn it
out to your satisfaction. If
we can't, well tell you ao
frankly
Let Us Convince You
COUNTY NOTES
Salfridge Sayings
Sheriff Gayton went to Ft. Yates
Thursday.
Paul Claymore,- wife and mother
are visiting at the home of Sam
(iayton.
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Mrs. James Gayton is visiting!
her folks near the Farm school, and
Jim is a bachelor for a few day.
Martin Swift is busy building a
loading corraL He is going to
ship some cattle to St. Paul with
W. L. Belden of Shields.
Chas. Bailey has left these parts,
for California, for his health. He
sold his hay to Martin Swift aiuL
left his family in the care of J, B.
Mulhern.
Thirty-five people attended 'the
mortgage sale of the 452 head of cat
tvl belonging to Harry Lamb which
were sold November G. The tops,
72 head brought $57. The second
bunch 47 heads of ciills brought
#4f. The balance 201 head brought
855 per head. The cattel were nil
bid in by Jus. II. Levnujon for the
St. I'aul Caltel Loan Company who
held the inortgrge.
The ferry boat Ida lays high ami
ry wi a Va ndtVar~Tn"' tlTe ""Sl issyu
river on which"-it drifted during the
storm larft Saturday. A crew work
ing several days finally got-the''boat
ou skids, and as soon as the riV^vr
freezes over sufficiently the boat
will be taken on shore for the wi
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ter. Two teams were, on .lie
boat at the time, and were swamJjpiri
the shore with difficulty and landed]1
on the Winona side.
NOTICE OF FOUISOLOSURfcl"?
SALE BY \DVERTI8feiMENT
Notice is hereby given, that that certi
mortgage, executed ai.d delivered
Carl John Carlson, a single man, moi,
gagor, to the First National latiK
Mcintosh, South Dakota, a corporalio
mortgagee, dated the 30th day' of Ja
uary, 1914, and tiled for record' in tl
office of the Register of Deeds of tti£
county of Morton, and State of North
Dakota on 2nd day of February, 19)4
at9:28o'clock a. m., and recorded.^
book 38 of mortgagee at page 32, will
foreclosed by a sale of the premises
such mortgage, and hereinafter descri
ed, at the front door of th^ Court Hi
in the County of .Sinus, and 8tate
North Dakota, at the hour of '10 o'cl
a. m., on the 26th day of Decembeli
1914 to stisfy the amouaf due upon suqh
mortgage on the dky of nle,
(|f$)
Know
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The premises described in''such mo^t
gsge and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described as- follows, to
wit: Boutbeast quarter(^4)ot Section
jNine(9)in Toarnship One Hundred Twen
ty-Nine (to)'North ol ^»nge Eighty-Six
West of (he Fifth-Principal Meri
dun, in Sionx County, North Dakota.
There will terdue oo suqh mortgage at
the difcte 6f Mle ithe sum of $111,oo.
l&r£,Ntfj&i*l Bshk of Mcintosh, 8. D.
f. Mortgagee.
A. Biply.
lor. mortgagee
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anxious to
'have you
find out
about them
They will
interest
M-'M
en you buy "Ball-Band'*
dry, warm feet. "Ball-,
gfrea more days' wear than
other kinds.
It makes satisfied cua
tomen-^-that's why
We recommend
ba4d
AU kinds of groceries and
#:'v smoked ham and bacon.
LDVVAHI) N-^ON
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School Election Dec. 3 ...
IjsVfjleliool elections Svill Ijo. JwJrf ill
the school districts in Siinix
jcounty, North Dakota, (in Tluirs
da.v,vDcceniher 3, I'M-I. Polling
places have been designated, and
election officers named as follows:
hi Lincoln district No. 1. at the
Charles Hoover residence. Judges,
Charles Hoover and K. \V. McCle
ments. Clerks, Knnis Ackernian
.'and John Watson.
Hanna district No. 2, at the C.
O. Hupe residence. Judges, Giles
•Brown and Samuel irons.. Clerks,
f. A. Walter and Thos. G. Dando.
Cannonball district No. 3, at the
ih store, Solen. Judges, C. R.
ilcox and Otto, Schiniansky.
Clerks, N. Shobe and Louis Harm,
Fort Yates district No. 4, at the
court house. Judges, Magnus Berg
and A. U. Ostrum. Clerks, G, W
Hokanson and Jos. Mentz.
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The polls will be opened at 2
o'clock p. m., and closed at 5
o'clock p. m.
The following school Officers will
be elected in each district:
One director to serve until the
first annual school election hereaf
ter.
One director to serve until the
second annual school election here
after.
One director to serve until the
third annual school election here
tcr-
One school treasurer to serve un
til the annual school election in
1916.
—L, W' Colebank,
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Ft Yates,
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Superintendent of Schools, Sioux
county, North Dakota/
Now is the time to subscribe for
The Pioneer, the .only paper, that,
gives you the news of Sioux cotinty
$1,50 for one year,
We call attention
to our line of "Ball
Band" Overshoes.
A large assortment
in both high or low
tops. We can fit you
with any size in the shape that meets
your want for winter wear
Our Cowboy Boot Overshoe
We also cariy a special
low top overshoe designed
to be worn over cowboy
boots. Come in and look
them over before you buy
a pair elsewhere.
canned
Fresh
CANDIES, CIGARS TOBACCO
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Rubber
goods. Also cured and
meats always on hand
anson-iurner
M. BERG J. TURNER
Yates Pool Hall
BERG & TURNER, Propr's.
SOF.T AND CARBONATED DRINKS
First Clasa Pool T&blea Always at Votir Sei-vlce
Meal tickets Issued Open Daytime Only
The Yates Restaurant
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