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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
EXCELLENT SMALL GRAIN.
Crops in Dawson County Are Yielding
Well,

Mitchell. s.. d, Aug. I9.-Threshing
has advanced far enough I'm the terri
tory surrounding Mitchell TO satisfy
the most incredulous we have "A first
class small grain crop. Henry Sohrts.
nine miles southeast OF Mitchell,
threshed thirty-five acres OF 1fe wheat
hat yielded seventeen bushels per
acre. Louis Ellsworth, nea Riverside.
six miles northeast from Mitchell.
threshed thirty-two acres OF blue stem
wheat that yielded twenty-five bushels
per acre. ]. G.. Helmet. three miles
south OF Mitchell. threshed thirty-three
bushels OF barley per acre and thirty
Eve bushels of early white oats per
acre. Lou CarlEton, three miles north
eaa: OF Riverside In Hanson county.
threshed twenty-five acres of wheat and
got sixteen bushels an acre. and thirty
acres OF oats that yielded fo:ty-ive
bushels an acre. Reese Jones. ~ nile
south OF Mitchell, had n yield Of TWEEN
~ bushels OF macaroni wheat per
acre on twenty acres. John Harris. six
miles East OF Mitchell I'm Hanson coun-
~. threshed a large field OF wheat that
yielded twenty bushels per acre. W.
A. Davis. fifteen miles southwest OF
Mitchell. stated hat wheat VAS yield
Ing sixteen and twenty bushels per acre
and oats from ~forty-ive to sixty =
els. IL Is the belief of farmers and
elevator men here that the wheat yield
Will average about sixteen bushels per
acre.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
PROMINENT FOREIGNERS.
italian Consul Visits Italian Settle
ments in West.

Lead. s. D.. Aug. 2I.-The Italian
consul. Signor Pasauale Corte. OF Den
yer. and vice consul. accompanied by
some Italian gentlemen OF note. have
been In this city making the acquaint-
nee OF the members of the Italian coll
ony here. They arrived in time for
the celebration OF the Christoforo CO.
lombo picnic. They were entertained
last evening ut n banquet Mt the Smead
hotel given In their honor. Among the
other distinguished guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. GTler. Signor Corte
makes his headquarters In Denver aud
has Jurisdiction Owe fourteen states.
the number having been increased
within the last few months. The Ital-
ian consulate at hat point is especially
interested at present In the organizing
OF "a labor bureau which Will have
charge IN nm action OF the United
States authorities on the question OF
Italian emigration. The party will 20
from here TO Montana. then To wyo-
ming and Utah, returning To Denver I'm
"A few weeks. after having visited many
OF the principal cities within their jur-
isdiction.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
FINDS HER HUSBAND
WITH HIS PARAMoUR
Deserted Wife Visits Canton 10
Attempt a Reconciliation.
But in Vain.
TWO SOON DISAPPEARED
u 10 Rumored That the Man Who Pur.
ported TO BE an optieian Came
from Storm Lake, H., Where
He Left iis Wife.

Canton. & u. Aug. 22.-canton Is In
the throes OF n real sensation. although
the parties creating the furry have
faded way and gone no ono knows
whittier. Some three or four weeks
ago a young man or some 81 years
arrived In town and announced HIM
sex to be an optician.
He was accompanied by n very at
tractive young lady who was supposed
20 be his wife. and rs such he intro
duced her TO the family where. he took
rooms. The couple boarded ut b res
taurants about town. n the DR."
paid his bills each meal.
The ncighbors remarked upon the
fact that the doctor and wife must be
n newly married couple as they were
very attentive 20 one another ana the
billing and cooling under the trees n
in the moonlight was very noticeable
TO all within hearing and seeing dis
lance.
The doctor had no office but made
his way about town n treated those
who were afflicted with poor syesight.
and took I'm the cash whenever possible.
Thursday night OF this week came n
sudden ending To the paradise. A lady
and n handsome one. too. arrived n
Avhta ~ ~ ttl SeRB0st1 ~
be In the city. The lady learned that
q gentleman OF his description. accom-
panied by "A lady. was In the habit OF
dining there. and Night Police Wal
rath was appealed 90 TO show the lady
10 the home where the doctor n his
wife" were rooming.
Then there was a scene TO which
Charley was an unwilling witness. The
lady upbraided the doctor. while he
endeavored TO prevent her from dis
turbing the neighborhood with her loud
talk and weeping accusations. The
lady wanted the doctor To return TO
her loving arms and the mar AS deter
minedly resisted her Establishments.
The wife" I'm the case did not make
her appearance at the door during the
interview between the visitor and the
doctor IA at last the controversy end
ed and the lady left on the early morn
Ing train for the east.
chs tells the story that the doctor r.
her husband. that they live Mt Storm
Lake. Ia: that until "A few days *
h had nc idea that the villain In
the play" was untrue to her. and when
she learned II II came from the lips
OF the girls mother. who told her of
her daughters downfall and betrayal
by the handsome eye specialist. Then
h learned that he was at Canton and
she came hither TO beg him TO return.
He refused TO do 80 and She. for the
sake OF the mother OF the girl In the
case. refuses Co prosecute the mar who
has betrayed her and her love.
Wednesday the doctor and his wife
left for parts unknown.
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Inquiry 10 made now and them
said James Atkinson, OF Philadelphia.
rs 70 where Patrick Henry. the tongue
of the revolution. is buried. The great
state In Charlotte county, Virginia,
where he formerly lived. Red Hill. 10
the name Of the estate. which 10 on
the Gtaunton river. thirty eight miles
from Lynchburg. when Patrick Henry
bought the place ~ comprised about
oyS00 acres. One OF the nearest neigh
bors was the celebrated John Randolph,
oS Roanoke. fifteen miles away. Red
hi 10 now owned by Henry's grand
son. william Writ Henry.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
DEATH OF c~ENTgNARIAN.
Mrs. Hannah D. Sage Dead at Parker
Aged 101 Years.

Parker. =. D.. Aug. is.-Mrs. Hannah
Bisby Sage died at the hon OF her SON.
in-law. John Erwin. aged l0i years. s
months and % days. OF general debil.
lty.
She was born May -. 1904. at Orwell,
VI. and lived there n ut Wyoming. IN
the same state. and at Conneautville,
Pa. where her father Joseph Bisby,
died. aged So years.
After her marriage. In 1880. she lived
In Niacomb and Woodstock counties.
ILL.,. winneshiek county. Ia: and Aich.
lson county. No. h came with her
sons. Almon and Albert. To what is now
Parker I'm 1873. Parker and vicinity
have been her home since. She enjoyed
good general health until recently.
when Il was seen her demise was near.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
WAS A JAIL ENTRY.
o. o. Bueheessr Likes the Brow.
County ssstile.

Aberdeen, y. D., Aug. 10. ID.
Buchecker. the eccentric Walworth
county man. In again an inmate Of the
Brown county jail. He came I'm from
the west on n Milwaukee train Tues
day evening. attired In expensive
clothes and wearing the high silk hat
which is becoming noted In South pa-
kota. HaiiIng "A cab he tossed a dollar
TO TIE driver and told him he wanted 10
go TO the jan 10 see rome OF his
friends" Upon his arrival at the jail
he requested leave TO ak with the In
mates. Leave was granted. and he
shook hands with them all and pre-
scented them with "A huge s~hortcake.
which he carried when he stepped on
the train. He also gave each prisoner
n silver dollar. Buchecker then urged
the officers TO permit him to remain I'm
Jail with his friends. but the officers re-
fused his request.
This morning Buchccker was arrested
on the charge OF being drunk. and re-
Joined his friends In Jail until his trial.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
Iewa's Great Shot Loses.

Chicago. Aug. l9.-This years win
ner OF the Grand American. the blue
ribbon event for trap shooters. was de-
featcd at Burnside yesterday In the
first days events OF the Chicago assoc
Citations shoot. George Roll. the Blue
Island amateur, complied a score Of
lsl out OF zoo targets. beating the Iowa
mar BY one bird. Barber II a wonder
fully zoo mar at the traps. covering
each target well before firing. He
shoots from the left shoulder. He 4,
a barber by profession and well liked
Rmc2g the profession OF trap experts
although he In ttiil an amateur.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

Iowa City, Ia, Aug. lg.-Joy reigned
In Iowa football circles today when
Manager Nyle Jones received n mes
cage from Fred Buckley. n star half
back and fullback OF other days. that
he would probably join the Hawkeye
candidates when they &c into prelim-
inary practice on lows field on Sep
TENDER 4.
Buckley is a teacher I'm the Shelby
nigh school-his alma mater-and he
has been out Of the university for n
year. His return would make certain
a strong man at left or right half.
Captain MagowGn's position at full IN
assured. and Buckley will not try for
that post. He is "A great ground gaIncr
and fearless In his plunges. M some
OF the veterans OF Illinois. Chicago and
Minnesota Will well remember.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
THREATENED HIS OWN SON.
Such 10 the Charge Filed Against
Bueheeker at Aberdeen.

Aberdeen. y. D.. Aug. 2.-Major j. II.
Holmes. who was on the bond Of %. u.
Nuchccker. the wa.worth county man
NhCse sensational escapadss have made
.ningS Interesting for the peace authorities
u two counties. surrendered Buchscker
10 the authorities on Friday and he ~
again confined In the Brown county Jail 10
aW at the fall term OF circuit court. when
he will he tried for threatening his sons
life. Buchecker was released from Jail on
Thursday upon promise OF good behavior.
after having been arrested for drunken
ness
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
TREMENDOUS WIND IS
INJURIOUS TO CORN
fankton and Vicinity Reports .
Wind That Travels 90
Miles an Hour.
CORN IS ALONE MANAGED
Other Grains Are Not Harmed Per-
m~snentiy and u 10 Possible That
the Damage 10 Corn 10 Now
Ovsrestimatsd.

Yankton. S. D. Aug. 23.-Yankton
and vicinity were visited by n wind
storm last night that travelled nfty-sis
miles an hour. Extensive injury was
done TO corn. IL was laid FIAT In many
fields. Damage TO other crops In be-
lieved 60 be temporary. n In quite pos
Eible that the corn will recover from
the damage I'm manv places and that
the extent of the damage IN now oven
Estimated
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
LIGHTNING BOLT HITS HIM.
Farmer 10 Struck Down in the Presenes
Of His Sons.

Yankton. =. D.. Aug. 2.-The funeral
os James r. Nelson. OF Walsh township.
who was struck and killed by a bolt OF
lightning. took place Saturday. The par
ticulars OF the tragedy nov that AIR.
Nelson was ut work with q team and near
him were two OF his sons whcn the light
ming struck. Both OF the boys were
stunned by the shock. but Mr.. Nelson was
80 severely shocked that he did not re-
cover. dying some thirty minute later
lie leaves a wife and eight children.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
FIND PROMINENT MAN DEAD.
Leading Physician Was Lying in an
Alley When Discovered.

Dcadwood. 8. D.. Aug. 22.-Dr. Rogers,
Dne Of the best known old time physi-
slams. died AZ 81. Joseph's hospital yes
leriay. He was founu. In an unconscious
condition IN Broadway alley IN the morn
NIX by the chief OF police, and was iakcn
from there 20 the hospital. A physician
vas called. but all efforts at rcsuscitation
were Ia vain and he died about noon. Df.
Rogers came % the Black Halls In 1875
and was for many years a very prominent
Az well as successful physician. He was
5orn In Kentucky sixty-seven years ago
and lived in the south for a large part OF
his life.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
AT sELBY.

selby. s. D.. Aug. is-The new cream
cry at this place which was recently ac-
cepted by the local company which
erected II. has been placed In operation.
IL In believed IL will prove successful.
and hat II Will have much to do with
increasing the prosperity Of the farm
ers living ! n this vicinity. The farmers
for miles around have promised 90 give
the new creamery support. and II they
do there In not the slightest doubt that
70 will speedily take It's place ~ u OF
the leading creamcries OF the state. J..
n. ChillQuist. n creamery expert 81 llli-
nois. has been engaged as buttcrmakgE.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

+, Marie PeAry. daughter OF the ex-
piorSr. 70 tho plucky little girl who was
born n the Arctic regions some twelve
bears or 20 ago and about whom n
her adventures there her mother has
written q charming book. The Peary
home n one OF the wonders Of h now
world, " only because OF the marvellous
collection Of furs which may there DO
Deen. Many OF these furs belong TO
their little daughter and there 10 GER
kainly no more beautiful collection OF
white bear skins In America. while tho
famous eiderdown quilt presented 90
Tho explorers wife N child by the
natives Of South Greenland IN quite .
WORK o. art.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

xankton Saloon Man May BE Held
Accountable.

Iankton, s. D.. Aug. 2-Chris Hasge. q
sounty charge for years. died at the hos
pital OF the Sacred Heart. and owing to
the fact that he may possibly have sue
sumbed TO injuries which he received =
an alteration with one Of Yankton's ga
loon men, Thoma Pfeffcrie. u In expected
than m inquest will be held as soon as
Coroner II. =. Livingston returns TO Yank-
ton. Hagge was employed In a minor ca
paclty In Pfererle's saloon and a disagree-
ment arose owe wages due him A scufie
followed. In which Hagge, who was o.
years old, fell to the floor and broke his
thigh.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
STOCKING STATE STREAMS.
Special Car Of the Bureau Of Fisheries
sent 20 South Dakota.

Sioux Falls, =. d., Aug. A aggre-
rate OF II. 600 ommon black bass. 1000
small-mouth bass. 1000 rock bass and
1000 catfish are to be placed In the
streams of the state by n special car OF
the bureau OF fisheries which In In this
city. Many OF the fish will be planted
In the headwaters OF the Sioux river ut
WATERFOWL. After the york OF distrib.
uting the fish through eastern South
Dakota from this point is completed the
a will be taken TO Huron. where n
stop OF about a week will be made No
the stream I'm the central part OF the
state can be stocked.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
A WINpsToRM.
Country Around Arlington Badly
Beaten by Hail.

Arlington, s. ID. Aug. ia heavy
wind and rain storm passed through
this section OF the country this NORM
ing. Hail devastated a portion OF the
country between DeSmet and Erwin.
running several thousand acres OF good
crops. Another downpour OF hail &C.
CURED south OF the town OF Hetland,
injuring the crops over a considerable
area. Lightning was very heavy. The
large new barn of Albert Cheney.
south OF Arlington. was struck u en-
tirely demolished by fire. The horses
were saved. but a quantity OF grain and
hay destroyed. Grain was beat down
by the heavy wind. and I'm many To-
calities lies fat upon the ground. Much
will thus be lost. the binders not being
able to catch IL.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
REMARKABLY FAST TIME
Races at Pouohkeepsie Yesterday Were
Prime Sport.

Poughkeepsie. y. V, Aug. H.
Horsemen who have followed the
Grand circuit are OF the opinion that
The races AZ the Hudson River driving
park yesterday afternoon were the
best of the season.
The three heats OF the 2:06 pace, n
"a 2:04 and the others In 2:04A, on
Gtituted the fastest heats on the Grand
circuit this season. They also lowered
he pacing record OF the track for the
third time this week. and the trotting
-ac record Of the track vas broken.
he new mark of 2:0IL being made by
Ttverton In the free for all. This race.
the most complete OF the meeting.
brought u the Grand circuit rivals.
rtyerton and Sweet Marie.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
YOUNG ROOSEVELT TO HUNT.
Will 6e . Guest Of Captain Bullock in
the Black Hills.

Hot Springs. s. d.. Aug. i9.-Rermitt
Roosevelt. the eco son OF the presi'
dent, II expected Co arrive mex sunday
for a ten days visit TO Captain Seth
Bullock OF Deadwood. Much OF the
time during his stay Will be spent In
riding and fishing and sightseeing
through the Hills. The 10y is just the
age 10 enjoy such pastimes and Cap
tain Bullock will take pleasure In en-.
tertaIning him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
TURNED CURVE TOO FAST
Sixty Persons on Street Car Are Thus
Overturned with Disastrous
Results,

Milwaukee. Aug. 23.-Henry AltpaSs
was killed. several other persons scri-
ouEly injured and many others slightly
hurt In AN accident TO "A street car near
White Fish bay late last night.
The accident was h result OF n car
~overturning from too rapid running
around "A curve. There were SIXTY per-
obs In the err at the time.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
WATERWoRks AT AVON.

Avon. 8. d., Aug. lS.-The new water.
works system at this place has been
completed and the people OF Avon can
now boast OF having one OF the best
systems OF the kind In the state. The
system complete cost about SIS. 200.
Pressure for the system In furnished by
an elevated tank. which surmounts tbs
top OF n i00-foot steel tower. The tank
In "a feet I'm diameter and 20 feet high.
and has a capacity OF 1000 barrels.
When filled the water In the tank wiz
weigh 80 tons.
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COME.

Huron. s. D.. Aug. 2I.-Trains from
the south and east last night brought
20 the city at least 500 excursionists and
homeseekers. Today was spent I'm sight.
seeing and visiting farms In this vicIn.
lily; many OF h number remained here
and others went north and west. II
was the largest crowd TO arrive ct any
one time this season.
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ARE CAUGHT RED HANDED.

Mitchell. 8. D.. Aug. 2.-The three
,ramps. John Lowcry, c. G. Baker and
George Niccheld. who. Il IN alleged, stole
about 800 worth OF guns. knives and
watches al Travis Bros second hand store
Sunday night. were caught at wolscy yes
terday and brought here this morning.
They had about iwo-thirds OF the stun
with them ana the rest has been located
at woonsocket. one OF the thieves II a
lg-year-old bJy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

A bird which car talk In W Ian
guages and whose repertory consists
OF seventeen phrases Is the latest ad-
dition 60 the London geological gar
dens. The bird belongs 10 n species
which fiourishes In northern In6a.
Three Of It's phrases are I'm an Indian
dialect and the rest In English. The
birds name Is Tommy n it asks all
visitors 'who are you7"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

An interesting decision by the West
Virginia supreme court OF appeals
holds that where a street car company
stops its ears for the purpose or re-
ceiving passengers IL In charged with
the highest degree OF care 20 see that
ali passengers lawfully entering It's
cars get TO n place OF safety before
etartinQ its cars,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
KILLED ~ LIGHTNING.
Farmer Near Yankton Struck While
in a Corn Crib.

Yankton. &. D.. Aug. 2i.-At 1880 yes
terday afternoon. during n moderate
thunderstorm, J. c. Nelson, "A farmer
OF the walshtown district north OF this
city. was struck by lightning. and killed.
Nelson was In "a corncrib nenr the house
at the time he was struck n lived
thiriy-nve minute afterwards. The
dead man leaves n wife M eight chill
dren. Nelson was a newcomer. COM
ing from near Minneapolis Ave years
ago. where his parents and other rela-
tives still reside.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

Germany has forty-three large
steamships In her South American SER
vice, and six more are nearly ready for
launching. The forty-nine vessels q
gregate 21T.1eB gross tons. Most OF
hem are Of recruit construction. nine
Teen having been built In he years
1900 TO 1905. They ply on four routes.
nj starting from Hamburg. connecting
the latter port wi,n h La Plata states
and Hrarfl
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

Fossil OF blue ivory IL sometimes
found In commerce. and In used occa-
pionaiiy In the manufacture OF tewelry.
~ In evidently from the tusks OF ante
diiuvian mammoths buried In the earth
Tor thousands OF years, during which
time they have become slowly pene-
trated with metallic salts. which have
Given them a peculiar blue color. allow
tng them TO be used as turquoise.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

In 1891 Castienne Gercaion died In
establishment there OF q hospital for
i~ncurabies. The laws delay interviewed
and the trustees have only just re-
ceived permission 20 proceed with the
execution OF the trust. The buildings
sre 20 cost $3.50. 900, and 100000 In, c
cording TO the viii. 10 be kept az a fund
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
LIGHTNING KILLS ONE.
Every Stitch Of Clothing Torn from
Body Of a Farm Hand.

Flandreau. $. D., Aug. ia farm
hand by the name OF William smykler
was killed by lightning yesterday on
the farm OF Charles Jacobson. I'm Clare
township. west OF Flandreau. From pa
pers on his person he also went by the
name OF William Wagner. lie was
shocking grain and was walking a few
feet behind the binder when tie bolt
Of lightning struck him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

The advantages OF motor traction
are beginning to be appreciated In
South Africa. In the upper part or
Tranrkei (Kaffirland) n service OF mo-
tor cycles has recently been estao-
iished, ridden by natives. To carry the
mails from Mt. Frere 90 the outlying
stations. and so on TO Kokstadt. a dis
lance OF seventy miles.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

PRICES given for long service among
agricultural employees at the Lincoln
shire agricultural show. In England. re-
vtaled some interesting records. There
were cases where men had been In the
employment OF their masters for o.. %.
a.. a. and 80 years.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

Recently n third survey OF the his
toric Mason and Dixon's line between
Pennsylvania and Maryland has been
completed. The new survey was not
on account OF any dispute as TO the
boundary. but for the purpose OF re-
storing to their places nan OF the his
toric monuments along the line, FIRST
surveyed In 1851. which had been re-
moved.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24

The Imperial Tobacco company OF
Great Britain reports profits for the
half year ended April 30 substantially
Increased over the same period last
year. An interim dividend Of 8 per cent.
binary shares.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-24
AUXILIARY TO DRUGGISTS.
10 Formed by Travelling Men Who
handle DRUG Supplies.

Aberdeen. =. D.. Aug. l~s.-TravellnR
statesmen who visit drug trade formed
an auxiliary society to the South Da-
kota Pharmaceutical association dur
Ing the recent meeting OF the associa.
ton IN Aberdeen. Forty members
signed the charter, and the officers
elected were: A.. II. Rogers. president;
II. r. wincott. vice president, and G. l.
Fagiman. secretary.