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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
Sra SnreoO Yarf, MO.

Sibit. o0oniteren" bsrte fra 8ur-
aoo port, bar bet ON 8~grnebi9lps=
feItsn. og bet er 10 lite iaa lenge f.
BEN. aaigepef bill jeg igen mebosle
ct Bar Orb berfru, tbi Der bar oaret
en- ftor 9sitibeligbeO iiOen. uemIig
9onFrmation, bpilten uf6olotes ben
z. Mdj.
7 betrrfteoe beres 0uubspagt, og
2 af benz bIeb fsrit bsbte, bpiltet CAB
6ejtioeligbeben ct enbnu itfrre gr9g.
gaitor 8entien taIte oarmt og gobt
til be unge og Bah Dem ON enbelig
at fslge ben Bel 'om DIR blepen
BEN anbiit, tbi fun berbeb funbe be
naa bet tore Maal. fom bar lat for
hsm, og ban snfteoe, at naur ban
paa ben fore Deg Ituloe trGbe frem,
ba at funne 6ape cem ale meb.
8isIe Orb bragte iittert mango af
ri nlore til al t9nte paa bengdng, "a
Ri afld9be getenbelIe. og pnite: Blot
pi 6dpoe boIbt. bpab ri looehe; men
b sb2rre, Der po. mango Etre Zinc,
ION off foran. og BET 9!emtes. 8og
IA Iange. ri Ter Solen ifinne. er eer
10 enbnu 5io at penoe ON; - men
6por lange Ter Ri Den i|tinne2
Der par mango Soft / Strife ben
DAG, flere eno Der for bar b9ret, ogs
iaa mango ira ct. 2ouis.
5oltene ber er iDart glade Ueo be
reg M airte, og Ct. 9ouisfoltene q
Der osres Spmpati BERTH.
Qrbeibet I Meuigbeben ipnes at
barre go6e 5ru9ter, Og flere og fiere
ilutttr zig til ben.
Oct ipnes ION ON fere og fIere
baabe FER % / Ct. 2ouis %beg1noer
at ie g(6opeToigepen az Del enc forS
nsbHe, 6pittet 10 er meget gIabeligt.
Onsbag ben 10. Maj ST. 5 Gfters
mibOag a~gteOiebes / airten Sdtrine
0intbsr og Sens QHoerisn, og ON
Qftenen aF6olotes en- fife 6sitibeligs
beb / grubens 6jem. bbortil ling
bommen bar ino6uot. Bore be6ite
2niter fsfger be Hpgifte.
qaitor Bentien dgter al tage en-
fife 5erie og biz meb camille Be
fege minneapolis og Bolt 60, Nis.
Gptfe pda Reiien.
8enlig 6ilien.
&drl q. petsrfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
&Crrefp0a0Gncer
sra GeOar sails, s,a.

ROgle uf bore 6armere iDnes / ben
iibite lib at BABE oaret noget ubel=
oise. SaaIeoes fuGbt Gbr. Subj, Der
MI Dor ct par Wlil ibO for 8pen. /
forrige uge neo fra en- Stige, oa
ban piloe gua Up paa 9ploftet, og
forflO9 fig en- Del, men er MI neIten
tommen cher bet. 9igleoes IfaIbt
Ole 6anIen, Der Dor 8 Wlil fDb for
8ben, forleoen meo en- Set Sob, ION
ban bar puu Stulberen, og fit i Sal
bet i'm penftre Qrm at Cane, faa ban
/ nogen 5io bar mdattet flare Zig meb
ben beire alene; ri bauber bog life,
at bet Ifdl fua Ourige 5elger. 5prIez
Ten bar Gbr. @oIff, Der Dor 10 Dill
peit for 8pen. faa ubelOis at tr9be 1t
Ssm op / i'm enc Sob, men be1er If
te bette oentes at faa femme 6elger.
RieIs 5aniens 2 Dstre tom /
ifoite uge bertil fra 0dnmart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
RejleinotrDf fra 2onbon.
@effelfesmeberns I grtrtOn.
2f 6pjffOleForitanber Ddotben.

8epaftgreH for ,.ariftelf9t Dag
bla6~ Bah mig forcsoen Dag ftrtOe
nOget / bans 9ldb ON mine Snbtrpt
fra QonbpneHen. o.
Seq fattebes SiS til at fua mine
5anter oronet Og formet, fom BET
fig bsr. U6en 6pdo? GH reiisub,
SOurnalfTt MAJ 10 ffrtoe, fOm Yam
ferne buffer op for Dam. 9an Ell
FIJI for al pplge Og bragg, fldsfifcer'
og numnerere.
Cab mig ba gre 8rus at benn'
Ret / bette 5iff9lbe.
ga, jeg fnsrebe min Rdniel, fago'
bet file 9anmurt GorDel for at gem.
me mig en- 2--3 Tiger / 8erbensItdber
9onoon. Og bet fan man fud bel
liat. Der er life cen bldnbt be :
Minioner, Der msber en- meb ct: oaai
bu life 9olbe ct Mebe bos os9"
s 9rirton 6oG i Sbbs9onbpi
bolbt ben amerifunIte preit, Or
3orrep fine 2 Meber baelig = 81
l35 Og ST. 8. 9an bdbbe I'm San
fen" meb, ogfua en- 4msrituner, SIR
4leranoer.
Der er nOget, fOm tan be6eiitrt
ret er Tanbt. Wlen ba jeg reiits biem
nur ieg begejitret for Donmart o
bunF ariItenbom, Tom ingen Sinb
for.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26


6dn flnbe tumle meo be 3uIinber Of
Stemmer.
2.
Rr. Qleranber gioroe lite no9et
ubetinget goOt Snbtrnt paa mig ben
fsrite often. Seq msOte prncis pau
Slaget, men tom naturligbis en- Ii
me for Tent til at faa en- prbentlig
qIabs.
Sra ben bd9eite Del at 6alen ioa
ieg langt nebe en- Manb oppe pad I'm
5orhsjning Ilao 9att meO begge Qrs
me, renoenbe fig mart mob 5ilberers
ne, mart mob Songtoret - be babs
be 10 9labs bag beo 5oIerItolen =
pg bet meb en- 6uitig6eo, iaa ben OBJ
liqate langifsbebe 6rafte bar / fla
ti9t Sprer.
U}en ban binoer peo nGrmere Be
fsnotitab. 9armBerfet, litfrem,
menneIteflog - maaite for en- Del
iui1inttmqsiigt - meo ct aabent Nm
iiot, Der til 3iber funbe fmile bejs
ligt, og ct 9ar itarpe, arantfeenbe
Zine; - ban tunbe ripe bele 5ors
iamliHgen meb. fringe Dem til at fpnz
az at oeres Qungers fulbe Strait for
! n9ite gie6Iif at bolbe inbe % lutte
af, ~6enopenbe, faa be 5000 Stemmer
Foripanof Iom ct iugte Gfto i bet o9ls
oige Hum.
guOTge Snbfaro tunbe ban faa:
rs BIZ 10 gerne tiene Sefus, 5
trOenbe RenneIfer. Saa fpng ba ON
BAN MI, fda be. Der er Der / Dag for
Ifsrifs Gang, fan m9rfe: BET er Ianbt:
,56er's not 4 frienb fife tbe looelp
Sefus,
=: no, not one. ::
.Sua, igenl 8ebrs sHbnu! Der er
Meno Der %tituenitre, be fpnger life
rigtig meo!l"
Sort efter tunbs ian Itanbie, bens
be zig til 9oret Og iige fagte: IS
Igngsr itte rtgtig meb 6jertet. Spng
msb Sjertet! adb Siertet bare meo!"
Radr Iuu epbelig 6anen blep f1lot
meb bruIerbe Etemmer, faa tunbe
ban fmile Taa o~prietigt. -
Gn Dag ri ban plubfelie ben Sbe,
at fun be oner so Ndr MATTE innge
fibffe 8ers - meb Smfbqbet:
IS am going BONE to eIOrp
Sn t6e goob olbsfafbionel tpup."
Oct bar gri6enpe at bsre be gamie
ipnge bette Omto9b. SIR. 4leronber
bar noturligDis ogfau tlog not til
at raabe: oSptenbib!"
Oenne ben npe Suuteb" bdpbe
aobenbart I'm Wisiion, 6udbe fer oo
efter Msberne. fau meget beito mere.
fom Or. SOrrep ret ofte foribdnot
temmeIig burtig efter i'm Gale.
5orepriet bdpbe be enbnu TO 6ipls
pers beb Soneen, en- MuIiter, Mr.
5artnefs. Tom bar bleDen pmbenOi
Deb beres Meber / Quftralien oc
frrafs BAR sauet meb for at sfe @ant
paa Gliag"s 5anber. 5bor tunbt
ban tumle 5lbgeletl
Den dnben bar en- Wtr. Gilbert
fom bber Dag fang Solo for os.
5an babbe ben bnbigite, tlotterent
iEnhrnn len uonen CSfnhp hdr hert
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

..0omH.ren" Hbgaar hper 5irss
bas % Grsbas os tpfter fun $1.5O
ON Morst. prepenumre fenbes frit
poa Iorlausenbe. 3
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
,Oonfereu.
stsOaa b. &c. Oiai 1905.
Blair, 0tSr.


9dnf @ubsteneIte pad Ssnbag |
DOR banIfe lutberite airfe til be lab
ponlige 5iber, GormiOOdg SCI. 103
% often SCI. 8.
GgnbagsIfole / airtens 8uiement
SCI. 9 Sgnbag Mor9en.
= Mites bar Der Slutninesfeit pad
Stolsn. programmed bar = Sang
af ct Manbtor, 8sn at PROF. Big -
3aler at 7 @%raousnoer: u. 9Ofgadro
poa 0dnIf, gmuet aSrO / bin Ser
Ming; De pprige pau Gugelft: 2anrice
6anfen - o9utp4; 4Ifreb Cameron
,,5be coming man; Sulia e.
6uItbera = .Gbaracter"; S.S.giils
Ter - .,SucceIs"; @m. Mc@uuoliiR
,.gdIue Of a Commercial @bucas
ton; 6. 3oltermun n@lafs pro-
pbeiies". Der ino imelem 6odbe en-
gianp Solo at Miis Sennp og en-
gocal Solo at Mifs Medb.
Saa uooeltes 9iplomsrne. S Be
hprerens 6rapGr ubOeIte Prof. 6.
4. 9anfen bisie r9 gap be bOrtoras
eenoe ct 8enneoro og gobt aanO
meb paa 9eien.
Sluttelig talte 9irettiOnsmeolems
merne BAIT. 6. 6. 8lotb og Paft.
S.. 8ilOfig ct lille Orb, ben fprfte
paa Oanif, ben aRben poa gngelit.
Sat lBb Slutningsfungen: Sob
be NTH pou, tin ne meet again.
of be 7 9rabuenber bar Der cen
fra bet fraarige forberebenbe aur@
fus, TO fra Commercial Og fire Stenos
Qrdfafoelingen. 80, cen fra bier at
be to fibItn9pnte Nfbelin9er. bar moi
reift nogle 9age i Gorbeien.
Om Soften Blot ct Bar 8em9rts
ninger. Der bpilte en- gldb 5eftftemz
ming Oper bet belle. Saneen afDaanbs>
foret bar gobt inoebet, Lob flint bar
mpniif og ubfsrtes / bet bele taget
rel. On qiano Stbftsrne og SolOz
5aneen maa man labe, at be ubfsrz
tes meb 5arbigfeb. Bills Meab bar
en- unberlig rem, flar og tilige teme
melig blso og be6useIig Stemme.
9unoe man Blot rigtig baOe felnst
Sroene. Sdlerne BAR / bet belle taget
ret gobe. 8i pniter babe Stolen mao
bens 9arere og 9rabuenberne til
Qbffe.
Mifs anne 9arien fra 6amps
ton bar / be fioite Odge aflugt Be
fe9 Der / Blair, bl. a. hos Pdit. 81.
~. QnberIens.
Sd. og Gbris. Sobnfons 5orz
eIore. SIR. og Mrs. 81. 6. SobnfOu
FAINT oeres 5ante, Wtrs. 4ppeI fra
6remont Batter, Dentes bertil paa
8eisg / Dag.
Seren 6ebelunb, fom / nogle
bar bar ftuberet Deb Gpiitopalernss
Seminarium / 5aribault. Minn.,
bar enbt fsrite Qar / ben ~teologtIte
9Iosfe fom qr. 1 og tiniee fit ban
ben ubfatte 9ramie $500 for bebite
8unbffa6 / ben engefite gibsI. @i
pnffsr til 2ptte! Ssren tommer Der
til Blair i Dag for at beige fine
5or9lbre, Mr. Og Mrs. s. g.. 6ebez
Iunb, for en- life 5ib.
= Dr. s. 81. Murbod tr9Hes M |
Or. Hobinfons Office os 8opel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
Gn &offepige
fan faa @laos bu8
5. 6. Warfel, Dc SptO. Hebr.
Tarnt til SalQs.

gu 5arm en- boIu geil ira Stols, Cream.
ern os 5tore. l giI ira Oauit Iuibsrit 6irte,
4 DtiI ira 5ntcbiniOu, Minn., itor 100 eaer
160 acres, er til Salss. 6or n9rmsre 0p=
lpsniussr itriu til stls gentien, ROute 3.
6%nthinion. Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
Nalmer & Sablor, blair, 9,br

r apotbef. 9oilst.artitlsr, Sabs, Ssr.
fer % Romms. MaIins. Ollie % 9apstsr.
rSeweIru-. eommes % Stuenrs.
Specialized 9iIposnius al griIlsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
Fraternal Carnival,

Omaha. June Ia, 1905. For above
occasion round trip tickets will be ON
sale May 81, June LIST & End, and limit
good for return until and including
June and, at fare of 81.
~ q. r.. Moses, Agt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
Gouth Cmaha.
Safiiselie.

Serpeb snIter Ri at tuffe bore Benz
rer oa Camille og iarlig bet bunite
8roberIomfunb for ben 5ialp, ION
be nbebe os Deb min Mtdnbs Chg
bonn % 8egrapelie.
Wrs. M arteDorthia @lia n
soaf og Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
Doanbanoel oo Smeoep0rffeo

vor veikendte L~andsmand, SeREN JEN.
SIN, har rnodtaget EN- stor Forsyning at
FINE BUGGfKS, som sGlgee til rimelige
Priser. Han selger lansing ognen med
fuld Garanti. Hans S~medeverksted er ny-
Zig ~forsynet med en- ny Gasolin- Lokomotiv
oR err | allie Maad-r udrustet til at gore alt
til FACET henherende.
X@rss- xni at kiRRe ind hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
THE BLAIR SHOE COMPANY,

~ r ObHsEHf hsNSoeHs
Pnserne cr nedsat pas allie Vinter-Fodtej
Varer her hos os.
VI har haft for Skill like at overgemme
Varerne fra en- Season I'll en- anden, og da
VejTet ! aar hHr vaeret s~aalcdes, at det
like har frernkaldt Ito rrsng Ill Winter
r dt8j. har vi en- nalu4t Gig stor Foisy
ming af defne Var paaI u anden.
vi er bestemt paa at ,nyfte' detfii OK Vi
snsker like, at De skal u~ndervurdeTe ct
eneste Ord ~angaaeuce denne gyidne Lei
ligled til at spare, - tag hvert Ord ! sin
fuldc Meuing, OK mar DE BONNER, VII De
blive tv11nRen til at indTeUme, at vi sna-
rere hsT u~ndervurderet end o~vervurderet
Mulighederne for billiRt heb.
BLAIR SHOE COMPANY.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

Mfun mao Idbe be gngl9nbere, Der
er arGft | benz, % Der er 8ifie.
s 2 Maaneoer bubbe be 2 Mmeriz
fanere birtet / geits9onbon, bpor ben
itore &oncertfal, M6ert 5au, gan
5uslD til fine 1900 Menneffer 2
@ange baglig, og enbbd 9it Golt
bjem I 5ufinbbis. Der babe bGret
m4gtige g9ttelT fer. 10000 Isgenpe
Siale! gnglGnoerne teller benz, o9
be aOerterer, De filter meb 9uIene.
IS bette StDtte TfuIbe ri n9ppe traife
BEN I 6alene.
Men iaa pilbe be babe Meber /
Spbz9onbon. Der bar ingen Sal,
iom funoe rumme be mango 3uIinpe
3iIberere. 9uob bar Der at gsre2
8ngge en- 6unl
Sa, men ben ItuIbe 10 fun benpttes
Ii 8 Tiger. Sa, faa neb meb ben
iqen, Ielb ON bet tager ca. 10000
ar. alt | alt.
Sau teg De fat. Yaa 9rirtOntors
bet rejites en- megtig 8psning meb
$1,000 Sibbeplabier = 5000 STOLE
i breoe @onge meb Maotter, elets
triIt Chs, a%mfiteatrdlit 8dggruno
meb 1000 Siobeplabier til Songfos
ret.
Sa, for be bar Sangton. $500
Sangere fra De foriteaige Menigbes
Der / Spbs2onbon bapbe melot fig til
Mr. @leranbers 0ispoIition / be 2
W1aaneber. Gnglanberne elIfer Gang,
% be ian fpnge.
Seq tror npppe, at De rent tunits
merritt let fan itud Maal meO faa
mango andre, men be er 10 MI engan9
en- p~rattiif Notion. 8eres Gang CT
ogiaa prattift.
Oct mad man labe Mr. 4lerdnber:
6dn tunbe tumle meb be 3uIinoer Of
Stemmer.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

Rare Distinction Enjoyed by a Scot.
land Woman,

Scotland. 8. H., Nov. 2T.-Four gem
crations IN "A family are rare enough.
and ID falls to very few people In this
world To be called u greal-grCat-grand-
mother by n Observation-Disclosures
ter. Mrs. Brown. OF Scotland. :. D.,
has known this distinction. or will.
when her u'tlc MISREPRESENTATION
ter Is able To speak.
Dorothy May Moline. the baby daugh-
ter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Emil Il. Moline,
living at Sioux city. II the nth Eener-
alton In the Brown family. most OF the
members OF which live In Scotland. The
other persons are Mrs. A.. Brown. 90
years old. Nthe head OF the family: her
son, Alfred Brown. 20 years old: Mr..
Browns daughter. Mrs. ]. l.. Hutchin-
son. q years old, all or this city: Mrs.
Hutchinson's daughter. Mrs. Emil T..
Moline. OF Sioux City. and Dorothy May
Moline. . weeks old. OF Sioux city.
Mrs. Brown Is blind and an invalid.
but her son. Alfred Brown. IL hale and
hearty. despite his 20 years. Brown
county. South Dakota was named aft
" him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
MISSIONARIES IN AFRICA.
8. D. Pioneers OF a New Religious Be-
lief Arrive IN That Country.

Sioux Falls, y. D., Nov. May God
help us 30 that we may be a light aud bring
the light TO them. and may God use us as
fishers 81 mem This T. the ending OF a
letter received from a member OF the party
OF South Dakotans who left the state last
spring In obedience TO n vision alleged 10
have been experienced by "A ao-cailcd
prophet who said that II a party OF those
who had been converted by the prophet to
n strange religious belief would 20 to
South Africa the Lord would provide for
them In that far-oT-land.
Those referred TO In the extract from the
letter quoted are thc Kafhrs. the South
Dakota crusaders having taken on them
selves the task OF converting TO the Christ
ian religion the kaffrs OF South Africa.
IL ~ stated In the letter hat the party OF
religious enthusiasts IL now In n region
whore IL can see nothing but Knfnrs and
kraals. or the people the party intends
to christianizc he writes In part as follows.
They live In small huts. one for zach
wife. as a heather here IL allowed TO have
as many wives as he can AFFORD TO buy.
They buy a Girl for ten 10 fifteen oxen. and
an OK Is worth So In American money. II
We go 10 a kraal where there are ten huis
We will find the man has ten wives. They
have no iioors In their huts. nor stoves.
tables. chairs or beds. They sleep on the
floor and make a fireplace In the center OF
the hu,.
The missionary out here has plenty to
do all the time. az we nave TO be every
thing. doctor. Judge and teacher. and try
TO lend them a helping hand everywhere.
They are fond OF music. and when we
begin 10 pray they will all get down on
their knees. 10 In thar sense they are
better than white people"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
NEBRASKA
Carnegie Institute Has Received Speei
mems Cuarriod from Sioux County.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Nov. "a car lead OF the
Nebraska fossils hat have been cxhumcd
In sioux ounty during the last six months
by Professor Peterson and his assistants
or the Carnegie institute arrived In Pitts
burg yesterday and viii be mounted NJ
once for the museum OF tho institute. Tho
specimens consist OF the huge skeletons
OF the early rhlncccros. early horse and
hog which roamCd over Nebraska and adj
Joining states In prehistoric times. Sew
cral OF the skeletons Of tho hog SHOW that
the animal was a larger animal than Chal-
longer. Nebraska famous OK. The work
OF the party under the supervision OF Pro-
fczsor Peterson. has developed ans new
things In science. When mounted In the
museum At Pittsburg. the mammals from
Sioux county will present a wonderful APP
pcarlncc. Some OF the bones were so
large that they had TO be quarricd out 81
tire rocks.
Professor Harbour and hla party were
campcd for awhile last hummer near tho
scene OF operations OF Professor Peterson
ard Ia" two parties became well ac.
qunlntcd.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
ASSASSIN GETS AWAY.
Mysterious Attempt 10 Take a Life Q
Sioux Falls ss Vet Not
Explained.

Sioux Falls. =. D.. Nov. :1.-city and
county authorities arc investigating the
case Of an attempted assassination. the
victim being Oscar Nelson. n young
man aged about 2s. who. as a result OF
being shot three times In y mysterious
manner. Is lowering between life and
death In the city hospital The shoot
ing OF Nelson Is surrounded with vnri-
Gus mysterious features.
He 81 supposed TO have been shot
while In Sioux Fails. and while wound.
cd and dazed walked u distance OF one
and one-half miles to the home OF his
brother. Louis Nelson. residing on n
farm northeast OF town. where he O
refuge I'm n barn and VAS found a
short time later by men employed on
the farm.
The wounded man is unconscious
most OF the time. During lucid inter
vnls he was asked by n brother who
bad shot him. and replied In the fol-
lowing vague words:
You know where"
This In all that can be learned from
the wounded man In explanation Of
three bullets which were located In his
body and leg. one OF the bullets fired
Mt the young man struck n fcshy part
on one OF his legs. Another pierced the
temporal bon and lodged In tissue pro-
tectinE his brain. The third fiattencd
itself against bones In the young mans
O.ehcad. making an ugly wound.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
HUSBAND SEARCHES FOR WIFE
Mrs. e. Fountain, Of Clark, Has Disap-
pesred from Her Home.

Clark. s. ID, Nov. 5.-Mrs. T.. Fountain.
who lived with her husband and six chill
drcn several miles south OF this city. has
disappeared. Her husband went TO wit a
neighbor and while he was away she took
the team and came 10 town.
She left a note In the pocket OF her hua-
bands coat saying that she intcnde 10
kill herself and that her body would be
found on the banks OF n slough. She took
a bottle Of laudanum with her.
The team was left ut Moorc's livery
barn In the absence OF the proprietor. The
woman ~as last seen talking 10 the sta
ton agent. Her husband has searched tho
county but can Ind no trace OF her.
The woman attended 10 all the business
anairs OF the family. and IL Is learned that
she was In financial difficulties. She was
at ono time a school teacher. The AFFAIR
has created great interest here. The hus-
band can give no reason for her strange
DISAPPEARANCE. She II the mother OF eleven
living children. two or three OF whom are
married and live In the southern part %
he state. She is about 20 years OF age.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE.
Much Comment Against Jury's Verde.
in Carr Trial.

Yankton. :. D., Nov. 2S.-Thc present
term OF circuit court Will long be- re-
membcrei locally as the most interest
ing FOR many years for many reasons.
To be sure Yankton had "A murder trial.
but other matters came up In u way
or another that almost put that affair
into thesshade.
First n too Ienlent jury construed "A
case OF cold blooicd murder into u
of m~anslaught"r in the second degree,
with "A recommendation for leniency.
This last Judge Smith saw tit to- COM
plctcly ignore. thereby giving an indi-
cation OF the way the M felt about
II. Sam Carr. who shot Granville
Thornton last summer I'm n trivial quar-
rel wus sentenced To q years In the
state penitentiary at hard labor. all
the judge could give him under the YER
dict.
one local paper came out strong cdi-
torIally against the verdict and the aC-
ton OF the jury is receiving general
condemnation from all sides I'm law
abiding circles.
The states attorney. Lee wymnn. In
his next opportunity before another
jury Ia "a separate case. took occasion
To refer To the miscarriage OF Justice
by asking why IL was Il had gone forth
that Sankton and Yankton county were
headquarters for robbers and crimi-
uiis Oh All hliluf, anu slltcu mat ne
would say why. that II was because
"Yankton county juries do not convict.
no matter how convincing the testi-
mony. not even n murderer
The term has also developed hat the
immense expense the state VIII be put
TO In several trials this November has
been caused directly by open sun
days" In the Frank BRAKEMAN
burglary trial II developed that he got
NV.tnL tha pfghf nf tho aVinN.
james Collins was sentenced TO one
year iH the state penitentiary FOR lssu.
ing a false check ut Mission Hill. Chas.
Jones pleaded guilty To conducting u
gambling house. Carey and Walsh To
Keeping their saloon open Sunday and
Brauchman VAS found guilty of bur.
rllry. All will be sentenced today.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
DREAD THE
COMING OF HUNTERS
Fear II Will Mean Destruction
OF Birds Depended on TO
Eat Insects.
HAVE BEEN PROTECTED
seently Game Warden Of Nsbrasks
Returned from Northwest Part
OF State and Reported Game
Very Plentiful.

Mccook. NeE.. Nov. 2.-FernIers COM
plain that Chief Game Warden Cartcr's
published statement that. game -
plentiful In western Nebraska" VIII d.
rect n swarm OF huntsmcn TO this locality
that win result IN tho destruction OF the
game birds which they have fohtcrcd Tor
the protection 90 their crops against grass
hoppcrs and other insect pests.
Farmers IN this part Of the state hogan a
campaign against pot hunters and game
violators n commenced to protect the
quail and prairie chickens "a well rs all
other birds with "A view of Increasing their
numbers. The birds were found to DO The
best destroyer OF insects.
This o By the farmers was !ns;igatcd
by a recent rcpoT; OF government COM
missioncrs In regard To tho usefulness or
dcstructlbility OF birds. The government
report even stated that crows aud black
birds usually believed destructive were
greater OF .nEcctivora than
grains.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
INDIAN ALLOTTED LANDS.
Land Not Taken viii Make Homes fer
Thousands.

Pierre. =. D.. Nov. e1.--Alioting
Agent Carl Gundcrson has been In the
city several days, and says he has COM
pletcd the field work OF aliotting on the
Cheyenne River reservation. While all
the Indians on Cheyenne river have
been located. there are occasional
changes, which will take some time TO
clear up. Mr.. GundCrson says that the
allotmcnts take up about 80 per cent.
OF the reservation, the rest being Ian
which VIII at some time In the future
nc opened 20 settlement. The land TAX
en- by the Indians was largely In the
vicinity OF their DID home camps, and
In not by any means all OF the best OF
the reservation. When this section Is
opeacd TO settlement there will be
homes for thousands OF settlers, and
many OF them will be given the oppor-
tunity To secure as good land as Is TO
be found in any part OF the state.
Mr.. Gundcrson was accompanied to
this city by Frank III. Conser, the gov
eminent agent. who Is looking after
the Investigations OF affairs which arc
going on In the Cheyenne River rcscr-
walton. These Investigations n
been In progress for several months
with hearings held ut the main agency
and ut the different s~ubagenceis. and
the work Is yet In progress. All kinds
of charges and complaints are being
heard. and the trip TO this city by Mr..
Conscr was In relation Co the investi-
cation work. When all the testimony
is secured IL will be reviewed by tho
Indian department. and whatever ac-
ton considered necessary will be taxi
IN by hat department.