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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
DOWNFALL.
spent His Fortune in Gambling arc
is Now in Jail.

Sioux Fails. S. D.. Nov. 2S.-From tho
ownership OF a valuable farm 10 the occu-
pancy of a cell In the Sioux Falls pcnitcn-
tlary Is the bitter fate which has bcfallcn
Andrew Thone. 4 man OF middle aRc, who
had he remained on tho farm, would today
have been n wealthy and respected citizen
Instead OF a convicted fclon.
Thone and his brothcr-in-lnw. -. II. Van
Horn. were arrested n few days ago on the
charge OF having been implicated In whole
gale thcfts OF chickens from hen roosts In
tho outskirts OF the city. In their ease
Justice moved exceedingly swift, for with
In three days OF the ime OF their arrest
they had been taken before a Justice for
their preliminary hearing. had appeared
before Judge Jones. OF ,nc state circuit
court. and pleaded guilty TO the charge OF
burglary In the third degree. were sen
fenced to terms OF ono year each In the
Sioux Falls pcnitcntiary and had been
behind the bars OF that famous prison.
when they pleaded guilty they doubtless
believed that owing TO the apparently petty
character OF their crime they would escape
with terms 81 thirty or sixty days each In
the county JaIl. Now. however, that chick
en- stealing has been held To be burglary
and. a penitcntiary oncnsc. hen roosts In
future will be- considered sacred by light
fingered persons who have "A mania for
possessing themselves OF oihcr peoples
property.
Last spring Thonc wal a well TO do
farmer In Nebraska. He married. aud hts
wife. dissatisfied with llfn on the farm. In
duced him 10 sen out and remove to Sioux
Falls, where her people lived. The farm
was sold for $500 In cash. To his wife
Thone gave S3.OO OF this. and with "A por-
iion OF the remaining $500 he purchased a
saloon IN this city.
lie knew nothing OF the business. as II
illustrated by the fact that he sold bottles
OF champagne for % cents each. thinking
they contained beer. lie also lost heavily
by gambling. attempting In his Ignorance
TO buck "a combine among local gam
glcrs. the combine having been formed for
the express purpose OF iicccing him. IL h
said that durin. "A single evenings play
with members OF the combine he lost the
sum OF $500.
About two months ago. having lost all
his money, he was compelled TO abandon
the saloon business. since which time and
up TO the time Of getting into trouble with
the authorities he worked ut any kind OF
manua labor open to him. Not being able
to earn enough In this way TO support him
self and family he r~csorted to chicken
stealing, with the result that the next
year OF hts life will be spent behind prison
barE.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
UNION COMPANIES" busy.
Inquiries Being Made lnse Their Work,
inus in South DakoEa.


Pierre. .. ID. Nov. I-T"c INVESTIGATION
before Insurance Commissioner ~, gcrgins
on the charge OF violation OF the aut.-com-
pact insurance law Of the stat" wa. lIin-
clpaIly confined TO local agents.
Their testimony Was ns to "a" usc OF n
common rate book Tor what are known Ms
union companies the book being FUR
ulshcd to them by u Minneapolis publish
ing house. They said that their commis-
sloEs were less from the union companies.
when they ''mla'd' with other, thnn whom
they devoted thgnsclvcs 10 union com
Iaulcs alone.
The prIucipll Witnesses for Ia" COM
paHlcs was j -. Ingram. OF chicago, as
sistant western manager for the German
American company, OF New York. h
admitted that his company was ono known
as union. and that III" rates % SUCH com
paHlcs were alike IN different sections. bu:
ne could not remember whether '1tIv had
been any agreements ~ 70 rates D., south
Dakota since the a~uti-,pmpac' law went
into effect. Neither could e." t"Ii whr.h"T
there had been any nNlug " rates Within
the past i've years.
The investigation a. yDt under way. In
case Il Is proven that the a~nIi-DgmHrrt law
has been violated the law SHUTS tho offend
ing company out Of the state tgr a .s'riod
81 one year.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
ARTEslAN WELL ON RAMPAGE.
Water Pouring from Hole Is Destroy
ina Farm Property.

Homestead, *. D., Nov. 25.-TEe hts ar
tcsian well OF Andrew Qualus. located
on the MILESTONE creek, tea miles
northwest OF Boncgtcel. IL on'n am
page. The inside caslrg OF the well
has broken out about fifty feet below
the surface OF the ground and the wa
ter from the well Is running ndcr-
meath the earth instead OF the full low
coming out the mouth Of the well. The
well Is situated on a hill about 100
yards from Qunlm's inc S2.ooe resi-
dencc aud the surrounding land ~ be-
coming so soft that the entire Hill IL
gradually HCttliaE and sliding down,
toward the valley. The cellar under.
meath the house has been flied with
water for the past week ana Mr.
Oualm fears hat unless something can
be done soon that the building VIII be
destroyed. Everything which can be
suggested I'm order 20 control the wen
has been tried bu; with no apparent
effect and Il seems that h hnc resi-.
dcnce and other buildings arc doomed
20 destruction.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
BAD, BAD INDIAN.
Drank FirewSter. Became lntosieate
and Set House en- Fire.

anu oNk Fi0ds0 WI wv
Homestead, =. D.. Nov. s1.-Gcorgc
Owl. a son OF Chief owl Walks in the
Lodge. aged iG years. who has been at
tending the government boarding
school nj Rosebud agency the past
summer. ran away last week from the
school. stealing the superintendents
private horse. Young Owl came home
by way OF Dixon. n small town In the
northwest part OF this county, where
he sold the horse for 81 and with which
he bought n supply OF the white mans
IRE water" and proceeded TO load up.
Upon his arrival at the Ponca Creek,
near his fathers place. he broke into
the house OF Cheyenne Butcher. an
other Indian who was ut the time abb
sent at the agency. and after demol-
ishinE the windows and everything
fbreaknble In the house, proceeded TO
~Eaturatc the beds and clothing with
Kerosene. which ne found In the house,
with the evident intention OF setting
fire To Il. but Il appears that just In
the nick OF time "A party was passing
that way and young owl. becoming
faint hearted. took n sneak and was
aftcrward captured Rt the home OF
Shorty Thigh by an Indian policeman.
lie was brought in 10 Bonesteel and
turned over To- Sheriff Sproul. who con-
fined him TO the county jail to avail
orders from the Indian agent at Rose
bud
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
SOLD AT sAERlFF's SALE.
ORC HenGe Mine Has Run lss RAGS enc
Lest.

ORC HonGo m1Nc FaS run To nS~- s"e
Lest.
Lead. g. d, Nov. 9i.-Thc orc Hondo
mine and improvements have been sold
by the sheriff TO J. W Sparks and associ-
atca OF Philadelphia. for S21,iSlSe The
sale was made for Representatives % The
philadelphia owncrs. THIS property was
purchased BY che orc Hondo Mining com
pauy organized by ~. J. Mayham. George
Nix and associates OF pcnvcr. Tho prop
cry embraces l.io0 acres % choice ground
situated south and adjoining the Home
stake min A shaft was SUM abon; l,ec
feet for the purpose OF striking ~" cX-
tcnglon OF tho Homcstake vein and several
hundred feet of drifting and cross cutting
was lone. a few stringcrS OF hig!i grad"
believe that not sufficient depth was
cached 20 nrd the main ore body, Charles
". Schwah. the well known steel magnatc.
holds. q is said. about $1,000 shares ~ III"
stock aud there was a rumor som" timc
ago in the Hills 20 the effect that hc In
tended 20 complete the development; work
on this property. I'll property was over
capitalized for 10000 shares and tncr"
has bccn considerable m~ismanHr"m"GI
shown. IL IL believed hat the original In
curporatnra % the company VIII raise sur
nclcnt money TO redeem the properly ami
that eventually money VII b" furnished to
PVT the hart down eco f,vt deeper. The
property " considered one Q! iir best Ia
the Black inns aad has great possibilities
Of containing The biz iiOU,F'r.r y"iu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Water Works Company at Sioux Falls
Held Up for 6onds.

Sioux Falls. :. D.. Nov. 2S.-On APP
plication of the American Water Works
and Guarantee company. n corporation,
doing business under the laws OF NcY
Jersey. Judge Garland. 90 the United
States court In this city. has appointed
ter company. a private corporation
which for twenty years or more has
furnished the people or Sioux Falls with
their water supply.
The American Water Works n
Guarantee company h. security FOR the.
bonds issued by the South Dakota.
Water company. In It's complaint fled
that the company IL now In an insol-
vent condition. II h. stated that the
South Dakota Water company was
forcef 20 issue bonds I'm h sum OF
s30e. 600. which were sold To the Farm
ers Trust company. OF New York. The
complaint sets forth that the company
for which the American Water Works
and Guarantee company is security is
unable TO meet the next installmcnt OF.
interest on the bonds. amounting TO So
300. and Is unable To keep up the run
ming expenses OF the plant.
Judge Garland appointed as receiver.
OF the water company. j. III. Purdy. OF
Pittsburg. president OF the company.
and empowered him To operate the.
plant. The only action that can now.
be taken by h company against the
city OF Sioux Fails In to bring suit for
the collection of the sum OF Sio,2l2.
which Is claimed TO be u for water.
The city Will also have n claim
against the water company for tho en-,
forced Inactivity OF h municipal wa
terworks system. the water company n
year or two ago having been compelled
by Judge Garland to furnish a bond To
these damages. '
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
HORSE DROPPED DEAD
KILLING BOY Rider
A Sully County Lad Meets
Death Alone on the
Prairie.
He WAS BADLY CRUSHED
The Theory Of Relatives, Who fioun1
Him, ls That the Horse Fell Dead,
Catching the Boy ard In.
stantly Killing Him.

Pierre. s. d., Nov. 27.--Rcsidcnts OF
Sully county who came. In
the death OF Charles. a l~c-ycnr-old son
OF Frank Hays. who lives on okoboJl
creek~ near the old Clifton townslic.
The boy was out on the prairie herd
ing. and not coming in. a search showed
him to be dead under his horse.
There was no evidence of "A stumble
on the part OF the horse. and II Is be-
liovcd the animal dropped dead, catch
ing the child under his body aH h. fell.
Tho boy was lyius full length under
the horse. and Il Is believed that M
vas crushed and smothcTtd.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
LrEsNER apJupeEp INSANE.
He 10 the Man Who Ran Away ant
Stabbed Marshal.

Pierce. Ncb.. Nov. Carl ~iicsncr, the
aged German farmer in Jail here for stab
hing and almost killing city Marshal Grip
pen OF Piainv.Cw two weeks ago. has been
adjEdgcd insane by the county .nEau!iy
board aud VIII he taken 10 Norfolk In all
likelihood this week, to bc placed In tho
state insane hospital there. Iicsncr was
proven TO rave been acting wcirdly for tht
proven 10 have been acting wcirdly for the
frequently made threats. u was not be-
llcv.d that ne would attempt To KIN any
one. lie aid. however. on the fatcful day
attempt % slay the German Lutheran
minister OF Piainyicw aud later he ran a
sabcr down into the anatomy OF the town
marshal 20 n depth OF nine Inches. Grip
pen. by ~miraculously escaping "A WON in
any vital organ. Is going to get well and
the people OF Pierce county feel relieved To
have crazy lsicSncr In an asylum.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
FARMERS PLAN BIG MEET.

Flandrcau. =. d., Nov. 25.-Elaboratc
preparations are being made for a
farmerE' institute for Moody county.
which Is Ia be held at this place on
December IL and II. AZ n mass meet
Ing OF the farmers OF the county o
farmers county institute board was or
gnnized. with authority to act with the
state board OF agriculture In making
preparations for h county institute
TO be held here. The following officers
were elected: President. VIM. Daley:
vice president. Chas. Chamberlain:
treasurer. Geo. A. Perley: secretary.
Edgar Mcdaniel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
UNIQUE CORN BANQUET r.
Secretary Wilson win BE the Guest o
Hnnor.

HOICF.
Lincoln. Nch., Nov. @a.--.,n elaborate
banquet Will bc held at tho Lincoln hotel
I'm this city on tho evening of December
Is and tho menu will consist entirely OF
d!Ehcs cooked from corn. Secretary OF Az
rlcultuIc Wilson win be the guest OF hon
or. and representative OF the boys and
girls clubs all over tho s,atc Will attend.
During the summer the clubEh rave been
organized by Deputy State Superintendent
Bishop. the members entering a corn
growlug contest under the supervision 90
the Nebraska educational department.
More than 100 contestants WI exhibit
specimens OF cora. Thc in,nu will be a.
follows:
Corn Soup.
Popcorn Float. Corn Relish.
Hullcd Corn with stat" Farm Cream.
State Farm Corn Fed Beef. a la Chal
lcngcr.
Granulatcd Hom'ny Grlts.
Crouucttcs IN Surprise.
Aunt Chloc's Corn ponc.
Reds yellow Dent Johnny Cake with
MIIk.
Baked Indian Corn Pudding.
Cream Corn Sauce.
Mold Corn lee Cream,
Corngncai Waters. Golden Corn cake.
Corn Coffee.
Nebraska Corn Husk ClERTcts.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
WOMAN SUPERINTENDENT.

Miller. =. D.. Nov. 2i-!!ard 'nuu'J "4"
has a woman school superintendent On th'
person O fMIss Margaret DuIhir afro D.
making drives alone In a uEE 90 ats
and sixty miles over ~" 'h.Eiy s"Gi,'i
pralrics 10 visit the srlioo'. This ~ a ''f'
OF the duties of a supchIt.ucrr. illa.
many men shrink from. bu, MT.s N.;ai"
enjoys the task. In addition 10 visit tax HHy
schools and attending to the iuaurH .slE
OF the office. sh. still irds ;inir So ..E.
OF a column Or :wo OF intcIcrtirE E.;'"s
for the papers. Che was r-'rr! "a "a
farm. acquiring an education ALL ,.rr ..''S
emf po.itlon by her own cn~iI
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
GIBSON is DYING.
Football Player, Hurt in Game, in L
Critical Condition.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Nov. 2-lIomcr Gibson.
right halfback OF the Kansas City manual
training school football team. who wa In
Jurcd Saturday ~ reported to be dying.
lie was hastily 10Y from the hotel
to 1T. El.zabcth's hispital. where the OPP
Grafton was performed OF ~ircpannlns OF
the skull TO relieve a blood Clot.
Ills brother and n professor OF tho KAN
sas City school ar. with him. and his
mother has been telcgraphcd for.
In "A Ecrlmmagc the ball was fumblcd
ard few out OF the mass Of players. Glib
son and n Lincoln nan OF considerable
weight co,lidcd and Gibson was hurled
backward. ~alighting on his head.
He was carried from the field uncon-
scIous and remained dclirious all night. lie
suffered a broken collar bone. his spine
was injured and paralysis has set In.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
REBUILDING INSANE HOSPITAL

Norfolk. NCh., Nov. 2-Wnfk has be-
gun In earnest on the reconstruction % he
old west wing at the Nebraska Insane hos
pital here into n cottage for the
dalton OF moro patients. The old west
wing. "A monstrous fOur-story brick build
Ing which had been added To the original
hospital before the IRE. was partially
saved from the blaze. Although the inside
was Quilted by the flames. the walls were
left standing intact. and the bricks were
perfectly good. on this account the last
state Legislature appropriated 5000 for
the reconstruction OF the building into a
big cottage. and this work has just start
ed. The contract price for the work IL
81 900 and n Scribncr nrm is doing 10. ~
In thought that the work will be completed
some time next summer. The new cot
tage viii ACCOMMODATE a half hundred In
matcS.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
QUAIL ARE NUMEROUS.
Good Hunting Reported in Charles
Mix County.

Chamberlain. S. d.. Nov. a.-Parties
returning from the Missouri river,
where that stream lows along the west
shore OF Charles Mix county. report
that quail shooting along the river In
that locality n very lne at present,
the birds being unusually numerous.
Prairie chickens also have gathered I'm
the corn fields along the river by the
thousand. aud hunters who visit that
region ara having rare sport.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
TO MEET AT BoNEsTEEI.
Railroad Commissioners 20 Hear Evi.
deneo in Elevator Case.

Boncsteel. s. D.. Nov. 25.-The rail-
road commissioners OF South Dakota
will meet in Bonesteel next Tuesday
for the purpose OF takin~ evidence In
the hearing for n new ,.syator site.
complaint having beef entered by three
parties desiring To establish elevators
here. Two OF the applicants are for
clgn and the third ~ made by n local
firm. The hearing viii probably last a
couple OF days.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
LIBEL SUIT A
Editor croal Arrested as Result o.
Fierce Political Fiaht.

Aberdeen. s. H., Nov. 80. T.. Croal.
editor OF the Sisscton Courant. has
been arrested on a libel charge pre-
ferrcd by former County S~upcrintond-
ent Randolph. who asks for $500
damages. The suit Is the result OF
the fierce factIonal political fight
among the republicans OF Roberts
county. aud Is the second libel suit to
be commenced against n Sisseton ed
itor wit n n month. C.. g. Knappen.
editor ul the Standard. having recent
~ been arrested on "a criminal libel
charge preferred by States Attorney
McNulty.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
VERDICT AT YANKToN.
Carr Convicted Of Second Degree Man
rlauahter nj Nankton.

Yankton. =. d., Nov. s5.-Tho jury
IN the Sam Carr case returned n YER
diet OF manslaughter In the second de-
gree ut . o'clock last night, after being
out about four hours.
The killing was that Of Granville
Thornton, which occurred Sunday,
June II. Carr made no denial OF the
shooting OF Thornton, but put up tho
plea OF self defense.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
HAVE COLONY or FAMILY.
Nan and Five Children Eseh to Enssr
leo Acres.

Doland. s. D., Nov. sT.-Conducicr
Ryan OF this place. accompanied by
his son Edward. has been looking over
the country between the Missouri river
and the Black Hills with n view 20 SCI
curing a tract OF government land In
that region. Ryan has Y children,
each or whom Is entitled To- make en-
try OF lC0 acres OF government land
under the homestead law. u mn Cf-
fort will be made To ccurc the six
farms In u body. So the members of
the Ryan family may establish a col
any OF their Owl
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
HORSE THIEVES BUSY.
3euin Operations in Brown Count,
Ansin This Fall.

Aberdeen. 3. d., Nov s5.-hftcr y lull
of over "A year horse thieves have rs-
sumed their operations in Brown a
~. Anton volk. a farmer living six
miles from Aberdeen reports q pair OF
valuable horses missing. ~ frat he
believed they had simply wandered
away and would return. When he dis
covered they had been stolen 80 much
time had elapsed that the authorities
are not sargIine OF catching the
thicver. Two farm hands who have
not been seCn since The day the horses
we're first missed are suspected.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

President Dabncy, OF the University
OF Cincinnati. is advocating the form
Ing OF a,student body ut his institution
60 control college ethics, He believes
that q student body. which would have
general supervision over all student AZ
fairs. would be a good thing.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
e~loooHoUNps TRAINED.
VIII Be used in Black Hills TO Hunt
Criminals.

Dcadwood. s. n. Nov. :S.-Two blood
hounds have been purchased by Sheriff
Harry Traihcn OF this city. to be used "
the hunting of criminals. They were pur.
chased from William Stein OF Norfolk.
Nebraska. the consideration being t2Oo.
The dogs are called Caesar and Betsy and
are famous for previous service In hunting
down thieves. Recently they ollowcd
som. men out OF Norfolk go miles. keeping
on Tho no ffiy-two hours. finally catching
the men. They will be kept AT the ountv
.all IN this city for immediate use.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
APPOINTED TO MEXICO.

Aberdeen. s.. H., Nov. al. = 'i'usei.
NJ This city. who has tor some i.mr been
an Instructor In a Methodist COLI 60 81:
Pucbla. Mex. has been appointed press
agent for cducationa! ara religious ruhiI-
cations OF the Methodist church W. The 'lty
OF Mexico. and will move TO tina, ciir "iih
his bride. formerly Miss Gold G5gNia. al
Mitchell. upon his return TO Mexico On
Iuu,VaVy
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
SIZE WANTS A HUSBAND.

pierre. 4. D.. Nov. 2i.-Miss llarns foS,.
II 6o Sherman avenue, Dunm1rc, Pa. ~
another maid who - asking q" "'rsus
departmcnt To put her In communication
with some Dakota bachelor who is g-Iiri-
moniaily Inclined. Sh" gives no d's.r.r-
ton OF herself. only vans 10 Eca 10 starr.
and evidently expects % lD1A ,Ut .HE lvE-
1elg whom Ola Tho right rlaa.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

Great plans are being laid I'm England
10 make he young men OF that Island
good rifle shots. Many shooting clubs
are being organized. In this connec-
ton the mayor OF Westminster has
presented TO. the Westminster employees
ono OF the best equipped miniaturc-riie
ranges I'm London. The range II, In the
vaults under ST. Martins church.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

In 1900 the population OF chemnitz.
Germany. was zoe. gi3. ON September j.
1906, Il numbered :ii.ois. No city In
Europe has proportionately grown SO
Gas In recent years rs has Chemnltz.
and with respect to cities of this size.
its record or growth. with h possible
exception OF Minneapolis. Kansas City
and Indianapolis. has had no equal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

submitted TO the Hilo board OF trade
high proof alcohol extracted from Ha-
waiian bananas. Sixty pounds or
bananas made n gallon OF the. alcohol.
which Is perfectly clear n has n
faint color OF bananas. The waste
makes fine feed for pigs.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30
PRAIRIE FIRE IN REApLE.

Huron. =. d., Nov. 25.-DfsirurtiNt
nrairIc fires have occurred in thiS E.CiH-
ity during the past few day., hun-
dreds OF acres OF pasture ana grazing
land have been burned over anu much
hay and grain IN stack destroyed. to-
Eether with "A few stock shgdG and SON"
cattle barns. In each Cnsc the hrrS re-
suited from sparks from paaSI"s loco
motives.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

Professor Landouzy. In n comfnunica-
ton Just made TO the French Academy
Of Medicine. insinuaies n serious ground
OF distrust- between n man and,hts dog.
There In no doubt that tuberculosis ts
on the increase. and the professor has
Just as little doubt that dogs have
something TO do with Il.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

The British ship William Mitchell
took recently thirty-fye days 10 made
the trip from San Francisco TO Tacoma.
which II the record for siowness. In
I'VE days she made five miles. The cap
tain declares that some n Francisco
seagulis SWAN ahead OF or beside the
ship oil the way.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-11-30

Several busics are on exhibition here
and there in England as the one that
sounded the charge OF BaiakInen-"
Now Lord Trcdegar. who was
one OF the'SIx Hundred. and says h
charge was not sounded on that ccca-
sion. He says the troopers were
samong the guns before anybody
nj about bugieS.