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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

was founded on the Odd Fellows not.o
"Friendship. Love and Truth" which SEN
timents adopted by the world would open
up the millenial period. The great beney-
olences OF the order were its prominent
characteristic. Since its founding the
Odd Fellows have distributed ninety seven
millions OF dollars to widows and orphans.
The speaker said that the most violent
opporents OF secret societies were those
who could not gain admission To them. or
had been kicked out. The Odd Fellows
were not really what should be called i
secret society. but society with a low
secrets. whose great good work was Wis
ible 70 tho whole world. II all orders took
care OF their own as do the Odd Fellows.
poverty would DO almost abolished. Tho
hearty endorsement which tho women OF
tho land have given Odd Fellowship was
because OF the orders opposition TO the
saloons, No Odd Fellows hall can DO
above saloon or in tho same building:
no saloon keeper can become member.
and no drgnkard can retain membership.
Tho Rebesshg 4 large and important
feature in the work o! Odd Fellowship.
When short addresses were called for
rom iuefHbrEa OF INr ofduf lltfc were
responses'rom E.w. Mcdaniel Of Ia Jun;a.
{. w. D9~ney. Of ordway. -- Bryant.
Of maHEaaois. and Hon. J. II. Crowley. Of
Rocky Ford. Tho speech Of The latter
was in hts choices; humorous vein. Has-
ing Jimmy Butler and tho Owl as
basis ioF hts remarks Hr. Crowley man
aged 70 give many good hits at many Of
his brother Odd Fellows.
The following officers we're elected;
President. E. w. pawnsy. Of oId~ay;
Vice President. J. 4. YORK. o. ofd~ay.
Secretary. Thos. GslisYsn. Of ofJway.
TfeAs, n. w. kdsm5Hd. ot Ia JuntA.
The rsEt mestng will bs held q, Ord
way Ag'tI 26. 1905.
D1r1g Ihs session q resolution Naa
st9F:i sympaihs.ias with Tho ofdway
ledge ~ tho loss Of thsif rsgaiia ard .Ar-
aphsrBAlis by lite.
In Ilp evening a social session wss
hs.d and the hall was crowded 20 tie
dasfss Tho Rocky Ford C1nssr. Bard
sIfHEshed muse ard a variety Of games
usFE pfpsiasa Tor tho entertainment II
Tie brothers. sisters and visitors. leo
Cream and cake we're served. This fn6ss
pisa sani social funston closed a very
successful anniversary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
"A TERRIBLE AND
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Hrs. J. J. Thompson and . 0randetslid
Killed BY IN Explosion Of
Coal Ou.

Monday evening abou; z o'clock oe-
CURED the moss !figh;ful aeeiden; IN The
history Of Rocky Ford. In Fastening tho
starting Of FIRE in the kitchen stove
Mrs. ]. J. Thompson used coal oil. pouring
was kept An explosion followed setting
Are to tho clothing Of Mrs. Thompson and
that Of her granddaughter. aged about
ono year. The old lady ran screaming
into the yard frantic with pain. E. r.
Krcidsr. living near. saw the flames
breaking from the door Of the dwelling.
On arriving he found Mrs. Thompson In
the yard. the flames from the oil-sasurased
clothing blazing far above her head. His
FIRST work was 10 turn on the unfortunate
woman a stream Of water from garden
hose which was near at hand. After es-
,inguishing this terrible heat his attention
was attracted 10 Tho baby on the grass IN
tho yard. i;s clothing in flames. The sp-
plies;ion Of water soon prevented further
injuries to the infant. While doing This
work Of rescue Mrs. VIII Tswis. the
baby's mother. wild with the esei,emen,
Of the terrible oeegrranee. attempted tr
enter the burning house. This Mr.. Kreid-
or foreibly prevented.
Mr.. kreidor ard w. X. Robertson ,hsr
turned their attention 10 the fire within
the house which was soon ss,inguishej.
The clothing Of both Mrs. Thompson
and the baby ~as eharred to crisp ant
the bodies Of both so frightfuily burned
that the doctors who were summoned
pronounced both fatally injured. opiate'
were administered and everything posi-.
bic done to alleviate the intense suffering
The babe died within a few hours ant
Mrs. Thompson the next morning.
Among the relatives from other points
who are here TO attend the funeral ar,
Or. @. W. Stapleton of Albany. Mo.
brother Of Mrs. Thompson: four daught.
ers-Hrs. Zaek Taylor. Of Armstrong
Mo-. Mrs. Richard Davis Of Trinidad
Misses Jessie and Kate Thompson ot
Walsenburg. and son. Gus Thompson
Of Primero. Another daughter. Mrs. Dr.
Sears Of California was prevented attend
ing by the great distance to travel.
a joint funeral service for Mrs. Thoinp-
son and the babe will be held at the
Christian church Saturday at $3.50 D. m.
The sympathies Of our entire communi-
~ 90 out to the stricken relatives in this
their most distressing bereavement
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29
Don csesar dc tsssan.

Those who appreciate a story well told
Those who appreciate hne dramatic
talans-
Those who enioy good play and a
COED company.
Those who wan, the very best si1d o:
amusement
In fact, everyone. regardless Of eduea-
ton or creed. who desires 10 see and en-
Joy the best there IS in life, especially
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

Every issue Of the Enterprise Is
worthy Of sending East. A few extra
copies are provided each week for the
benefit Of the friends who wish TO
send tnem to distant friends. Price. 8
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

Hon. g. W. Swink writes home that the
mud IS prominent feature Of the grea,
exposition Just now.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-29

The Job Printing turned out by the
Enterprise Office is equal to that Of any
other in the valley. Work done
promptly sno At .a,r pri,es.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
THE WAY or a WOMAN
Mrs. Yates Jealousy of Mrs. Lowde,
Said to Have Been Responsible
for CoioneFs Defeat.

Chicago, Ill, June S.-A social feud
tive the wives OF Gov. RjChard
Yates and Frank O. Lowden is darIa raJ
to have forced the nomination of
Charles S. Deneen FOR governor or nj
nOis and incidentally wrecked he a%-
uiaf republican machine in the state
Just how the feud started l.. nor
known definitely. but it is said that Ne
governors wife was piqued at Mrs
Lo"den, who was formerly Miss T1Inr.
ence Pullman, because the latter ala
not show her as much social afte,,tiHn
as Mrs. Yates believed she deserved
Richard will never helImake Frank
Lowden governor" Mrs. Yates is reN
ported to have said to a friend after
the convention met May u.
To another she said: Mrs. Owl,
will never be mistress Of the eyarI,tivn
mansion if the Yates forces can sfon
Mr.. LoWden's nominations" 'P
1t was noticeable during the ronvo,
ton that the two women held ainaf
from each other, although both were i!
the hall daily, While the wives If th h,
other candidates who were Drneant.
chatted together, the best OF friendg
Both Yates and Lowden bclonran
the Organization and were oy1c"taI
to hold together. NS'@"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
an EspEclALLY SAP CASE.
Accidental Death Of j. a. 9yerty
VersnitEion, From Dr9wnino.

Academia! Death Of J. a. Ryefty a,
WersnitEion, From Dr8wnfne.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
~SEVEN-YEAR WORK.
Aberdeen School Beard Adopts New
Course OF STUDY.

Aberdeen. s. d, June %.-The board
Of education OF Aberdeen has adopted
the new &eveT-year system of grade
york in the public schools in place of
III" traditional eight grades. 1t is cal
cuiated that this win be a saving Of
one years time to 80 per cent. Of the
pupils. Il win enable the pupi! to en-
ter the high school q year OUNCE and
graduate a year sooner thar under the
old system. The board has also added
a commercial and business course to
the high school.
The Western Farm Mortgage COM
pany, which for several years was In
the hands Of an assignee, has had its
affairs placed in Ghape for winding up,
ana the assets. which consist of several
large buildings in Aberdeen and a con
siderable amount of farm lands, which
remain after the debts were all paid,
have been urned into the hands OF the
stockholders. For the purpose Of
liquidation the stockholders have or
@aill%ed the Dakota Land
with Or. J. G.. Wilson Of Flint, Mich,
q" president, NJ. Fl. Kelly of Aberdeen
as vice president, and J. /. Browne of
aberdeen as secretary and treasurer.
me capitalization Of The new
Is 100000.
The Y. NJ. G. A. or Aberdeen is now
figuring on getting the entire second
HoGr OF the new Dakota Farmer for
parIoTs, readings rooms, etc, the com-
phhy building having agreed to plan
me same 10 suit the association. The
J. M. Z. a, has been inactive for a long
liine because Of the impossibiiity of
securing proper rooms without build
ing which the association was not bile
ID 90.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

LIVES WERE LOST
n Addition There Were Other Casual
ties in Other Parts Of 4ilEs-Much
Property Oestroyed-Traffie
~lnpeded.

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-
-, "'o"'''''7 ,." 'S'S'1'
dollars worth OF damage to property
and railroad racks is the result Of the
| heavy rains Of the mast three DAYS in
.,t. " =.
" -. =
me > cessation RAM zen toi SlN'S t'"1
ana every stream in the Hits was run
ming over.
II. This civ I4rna forces or men were
Lar+ ~, ~. 80 "a - ma
= - : 20 y" . w. -
"p"d an" "hile"ood creeks 20 prevent
Inc streams from becoming logged AT
midnight last night the large steel
bridge ACROSS yybftao-noi creek on
na-I,.oo, .b.7
~" 7'tg1' Va" ""'''SN ""1y'
ms entire eh4 OF Inc iHfee-StpF5 oFlck
building owned Dy Charles Waite was
knocked out when the bridge gave way.
I've 4a,,,ga ,ill b.. sa,..r,1 tbo,,s,ra
-
~ - 'ui'"iiS'
In tbs lower part of beadWood, the
greatest amount of damage has been
done RI the r,ilroad tr.cks pracrL
raIIv an If tha iyon tdeas hatgaan
town ana Tho t,nnet ara 1,r AVA Gov
oral thonsana f&a+ nf f,,acE ,nade nsa-
lac NH IN 10 anrri,1 Nc - -,
WhjtaT.o"I rhara nnnaptinn :" III b ~
made ,yitb nc ,aa,II,r Tortb v-asrar,7
trsiT 800 IN .Gnnan - -
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faaf Ia 3r;,'ar For rba bran,er,, M 0s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
TIE SHIPS ARE NEEDED,
Admiral Chadwick Says Force at Tan
ger Shouldn't Re Reduced.

. S'i@E - SGyI TCTC6 Gt an
ger Shouldn't Re Reduced.
Washington, June S.-ReQr Admiral
Chadwick today cabIed the navy de-
p~artrnent that the British minister m
Morocco had requested the English GOV
eminent 70 send a hattIeshiD TO Taneier
and gave information that the sultan Of
Morocco expected to arrive at Tangier
The admiral advised the department
that the general opinion in Tangier
vas h Il the naval forces in the narhor
should not yet be reduced.
The feeling prevails at the state de-
n a yesterday marked the
crisis in Tangier, so far as relates TO
the possibility OF It Moorish unrisfrp
growing out of the presence of a large
foreign fleet in the harbor. It was.tha
END OF the period of devotional wor-
ship which invariably -,infames Tho
tanatical spirit of the Moors 10 the
highest degree, and now that the crisis
mas passed without a break It is be-
iieVed here progress will soon be ra-
ported in the matter Of securing the
release Of Perdicaris ana Va1ley,
h navy department. see, M
occasion to diminish the naval force
at Tangfer, Notwithstanding that soy
eral suggestions that such Z course
would be beneficial have appeared in
the European press. H0wever. ms
matter has been left in the hands ~
Chadwick.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

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sra f,ntro & ; ~. - %iG lit tiers
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10 -ayt}It}r ~ $3.50 LSlNt+ ~ 70
pagiyri-g 4rf.
sti' tt.'t.t'5s "4eii q" .H-
IL = ~ NJ p. I:t'et LAe St51i9l
- : "laiNS on tIe me 81 tta
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"!l''H IASSa VINO were waiting for ?
ram We're Kittea and others ho.rt5l@
!RaHSle3, events followed thick and
last. T1cy illuminated in a riot at a
mass meeting, where bullets 1cT and
~ FEAST two were killed and q nunoer
injured.
Later a company Or militia was
marching past union headquarters pur-
suing Its search for union miners, when
1t Was fired upon, according 10 reports,
by armed men concealed In Uuicn hail.
Inc soldiers stormed the building, and
fEon last accounts at Least seven union
lists were shot dead IN their tracks. The
remainder fled Irccipitately, MANY with
blood streaming from wounds inflicted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
DEATH OF COLONEL c. W. FOSTER.
Army Man Once Located in Sioux City
and WEI Known al ALONG Riuar.

here Of the death at Atlantic City Of CO..
on@l {. W. Foster, L. s. A.. retired, in
carly days stationed at Sioux city as
paymastrr, and known all up the river
very widely wherever his military dates
took him. IN Eankton Colonel Foster
had many old friends and to them the
news came Of the death of the old sol
dier after a distinguished career Of forty
years in The army. Colonel Foster was
married to q sister of John Currcr, one of.
Iowa's brightest lawyers of tho times.
now passing away. An only child lost his
life in the Spanish war, having gone to
the Philippines from West Point, where
Colonel Foster will be Inferred.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

BY selling Wahnfried, her Tuxedo es-
tate, Mrs. Nicholas Fish has severed
her last connection with the world of
fashion. The widow of the ma who
was killed IN an Eighth avenue saloon
In New York still suffers from that
blow. II TO see her row is to wonder
If the pale faced woman in black could
have been the beautiful Miss Clemence
Bryce Of thirty years ago. She has
disposed Of her Irving Palace house,
where hoarders dwell. now, and she
lives in LII apartment in Madison aven-
ue. Mrs. Fish comes and gees so
quietly the other residents are not
aware of her identity. 1t is almost two
years since her husbands death, yet
the only recreation she has is a sym
phony concert or luncheon with a
friend.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
For the purpose Of presenting

For the purpose of presenting her
daughter. Lady Eileen Elliott, at count,
the Countess of Mimic VIII go to Lon
don soon. but she viii pass a part Of
the summer In Newport. The hand
some English woman is a great favor
lite on this side of the St. Lawrence.
She has visited several great houses In
tAe United States, Including the Webb
country home in Vermont and the
Whitney place in Aiken. The countess
has said that Americans entertain more
lavishly than any other people in the
world. She will not be abroad long.
After bowling to the king and Queen
She and Lady Eileen will return to New
York. Every American hostess Of the
countess has received an autograph
the governor generals wife sitting on a
bench with a sable stole falling from
her shoulders.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
BETTER III KANSAS
Flood Situation is More Cheerf,,, 49,
the Rivers Are Now Nearly All
SuhSidinn

Kansas City, June S.--All the Ka,.,a
except the Walnut and vnridn,S
in the southern part of the stota .
TO fall today. The streams Ianoad
are rislng slowly and driving families
IA nde l""!inds around Arkansas
lieved the worst is over, Rnt Low pc
Is reported today. AS the wate,.s r"ii
sue me great amount Of dnr oup-
wrought becomes apparent. '@se
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

A new cavern, rivalins in beauty the
n at LtIray, and Wier's cave and the
Cave of fountains. at Shendun, Va,
has been discovered in Shenandoah
county, Virginia, pear Woodstock. The
discovery was made by accident. Work
men were taking limestone from q
quarry at Tom Brook, and IN blasting
the stone the entrance to the cave was
opened. AS yet the tavern has only
been explored for about It's feet, bus
the portion that has been visited Il
filled with the most beautiful limestone.
formations and contains large cham.
bers. Preparations are being made to
explore 1t Thoroughly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
FIND FOR PLAINTIFF.
In SANDER Suit Jury Awards Verdict
of $500 DAMAGES.

Aberdeen, $. u. June Sin the
SANDER arrest ana bail case of c. j.
Mcleod against Fl. D. Shepard, Judge
jury to return a verdict for the plain
III and Instructed the jury that it's
duty was to find the amount The jury
was our but Il short time before find
ing the sum Of $500 against Shepard.
Shcpard that 10 per cent rake off from
= slot machine gambling device oper-
tted in his bowling alley went TO Nc
Leod. who Is editor and manager Of
the Aberdeen Daily News. Under the
proceeding of arrest and bail the de-
PENDANT viii have to pay judgment or
Mcleod can have him lncarcerated in
the county Jail.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

The summer vacation In French high
schools begins on August l and ends
on the last day of September. as July
Is a very warm month, 1t was
ed that it would be better to have the
vacation extend from July Is to Sep
TENDER Is. The matter was put to a
vote; $4,000 parents voted for the
change, $4,000 against it, Of the teach
ers, on the contrary. only $500 voted
for the change and $500 against it. On
the assumption that the teachers wers,
wiser tnaE the parents it was therefore
decided to leave matters as they are.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
!. o. Q. F. at Wessinc+on

Huron, s. D., June 6.-Rev. r. II.
Y~oungman united in marriage John l..
sim of Woonsocket ard Miss MARY
Belle Grace Of Alpena.
a large delegation of Odd Fellows
went TO washington and Instituted q
lodge of the order there. 1t is called
Evening Star, No. 1871, and starts out
with twenty-six members. Grand Sec
rotary Harvey j. Rice conducted the
ceremonies II Huron team did the
work. Delegations were also present
from st. Lawrence and Virgil.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
TERROR REIGNS.
'~hrouehout the Cripple Creek Minnie
Regions There Is Riotins and

Denver June S.-A reign of terror
n niiousnt on by a diabolical dynamiting
plo5, followed by rioting and an as7
e 81 upon the militia. exists in the
men throng the streets ana conain+s
are OF hourly occurrence. Militiamen
Ine marching hither and thither, max
1Nps arrests by wholesale. A number
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

The war department recently placed
an order with q boat company OF Bay
onne, n. j., for 100 large wooden
launches which are to be used for lay
ing mines These boats are to be car
RED by torpedo cruisers, each vessel
carrying thirty Of these launches. The
boats are to be twenty feet long and
are 10 be equipped with eight oars.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

Incense Is tbs %resinous pear or tear
shaped gum that exudes from a tree
found in British Sornaliland, from near
Berbera to Cape Guardafui. Some in
cense comes from a region adjoining
Maskat, near the Arabian coast. Infe-
Gior incense comes from India. but the
best and greatest quantity comes from
British Somali!and.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

The shah OF Persia has made appIica-
aioh 10 the Austrian government for
the dispatch Of twelve comnatant MIL;
fary officers to supervise he reorpan.
lzttfon OF the Persian army. The shaF
wants Austrian officers. because Aus
ira has no political axes to grind IL
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

Contra! Africans make a kind of
sweet beer which is effervescent, and
tastes q good a like champagne. II
as made by mixing water and banana
5uicc, n allowing his to turn sour.
1t is said to be wholesome. but is drurk
onfy by women and children.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
Jap Officers Are Promoted.

toklo' June 6.-Vice Admiral Togo
~ Adtnlral Yamomoto, minister of the
navy, nave been promoted to the rank
nal Guln Taishe, the highest rank in
me navy. Lieutenant Generals Okla.
I@Wa' Hasegawa. Nogi, Nishi and
mouana nave been made generals. The
promotions are all in recognition Of
services.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
Baseball Carnival at Parker.

Parker, $, D., June 6,-June IA and Is
there VIII be a two days baseball meet
here. Canton, Alexandria, Lcunox. VI
borg and other teams viii strive for glory
on the diamond. Some of the best bail
players in the northwest VIII be here
those days and Parker loo,EsEEaEeIr two days
of genuiac sport.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

The Canadian government has decid
ed 10 increase the pay OF the dominion.
police. The only question Is as to the
amount OF the increase. whether IT shat
De 10 cents all around or a graded in
crease OF 10. 10 and s cents. according t.
i9ke length OF service.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
Tornado in Oklahoma.

Lawton, Okla, June "A tornado
demolished the town of Walters. near
mere One man was killed and twelve
injured.
The continued heavy rains in this
section have turned all the streams into
prrents and the valleys are ~undat
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
College Meet Arouses Interes+

Chicago. June 4.-Unusual interest is
shown today in the annual track and
field meet of the intercollegiate con-
ference OF the Athletic association on
Marshall field. Teams from seventeen
colleges participated.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

Denver, Colo, June 6.-The state SUI
rreIne court today refused an appli-
cation for a writ Of habeas corpus Tor
mas. H.. Meyer, president of the West
ern Federation Of Miners, who is held
as Il military prisoner at Telluride by
order of Gov. Peabody.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09
Serious CUTTING AHran.

belmont, S. D, Jun 6.--A cutting
ARRAY at Harrison, south of here. last
night between Postmaster C. 4. Wilcox
and A. B.. Beeson may result seriously
for Beeson. Or. Robertson was called
at midnight ana dressed the wounds.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-09

Frozen meats and live cattle are sub
jected to Il sanitary inspection by the
government before admission into Bel
GUM. The c~onrnunes are authorized
70 cause a second examination of meats
introduced into their territory withoui
cost to the persons Interested.