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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07
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@fterretningerne fra Cuba gaar uo
paa, at Sniurgenterne SIR itao1ge
6remifri0t, og at De li0t efter liot
pin6er 6o0fGite / 6e forifiellige Gro-
binier, men at ser e1onu life er Sale
ON, at Sc far Stprfe nof til at for=
poIoe aIoorlige 6orItprreller. Eaa
Sen nn6en @ioe ruiter &egjeringe11
Zig iaa goot Sen formaar, og Ser bper=
Des al ollie &refter til 2anOeoprnet.
@i6til bar set 0og fun peret zen
1til1e &rig" Ser bar paret fgrt> og
Sen almin6elige Spfattelle / &apana
er, at man paa il1gen al 9loerne er
1t9rf NOT enonu til at fpre ct afgi6=
ren0e 9lag imo6 Mo0parten.
8egge Cider ipnes at bore poa set
nermelte lfge lterfe, % Ser nGres
set @uab> at Sc Sorene0e Stater bill
benptte Sen &ettigbeo, Der ct oiuet
SEM be6 Hlatt Mmen6mentet, til at
gribe in6 og forbinore alporlige 1tro=
ltgbe0er. Siotu er Ser fra Sc 6or.
Stoters Stoe intet lom belit %foreta=
get for at ifaffe SO tilpeje. Silltan=
BEN bliper imi1lertio eiterbaonoen
mere ptnlig, og set er ianOipnligt, at
ser fra cubanif SIDE pil bltpe rettet
en- @enpenoelie til @aigington ON
Megling. Gorelpbig importerer Sen
cubani fe Negjering Saaben og Mm=
munition fra SEEM Dorf for ale Sc
Yea1ge, Sen fan fao fot i. Mlle Stats=
inotugter bliper brl1gt til Gultnin=
ger. S 5tatSfasle11 ct ser III Be=
bol0ning al 10 Millioner Gollar5,o1
Sen maone0lige Sn0tngt er ca. 9
Mill. 9ollors. Men oglau Snl,1r=
genter1e Dur %betDOelige Summer til
&uQ0igbe0> pg 0eSlloen meneS ltprlte
Harten al 2o10beiolfningen at ltoo
poa OereS SIDE Set pel1tes, at Nez
gieril1gell | @uoal1u Dil lie SiDen an
i10til Oen 10. Septenlber, pg bni5
SEN life til Sen Sis CT blepet jou
biOt @erre oper Sit11otiqner, at Del1
bar @oab ON felt at fpule Splton=
SEN, bill sen ol1u1o0e @ajbington on
@ialp.
Spitan0en far Sc lprgeliglte Tpl=
ger for @pltorbej0et. Glontageejcrne
fan life fao Mrbej0ere til Bjergnillg
al Sobaf= og 5uffer<s(fgrpOerne, lonl
MI er tjel1lige til Spitlling. st al Sc
pooliOeliglte Blo0e / @upalla far De-
regnet> at Dpis Nepolten life bliucr
btlagt in0en 2 MoareOer, bill Den
6ri19e ct Sab for 6orlnerne poa Is
Mtl(. Collars, mellem 20 % 80
Mill. Collars for &pGgoporntterne,
4 Mill. Collars for Grugtaplere %
benbeO 100000 Sons Suffer. Mlt
0et> mener @la0et, ful1oe un0gaoes
pe0 at Sc Sor. Stater piloe gribe illo
og mGgle mellem Snlurgel1ter og
&egjering, og 0el1ae iioite piloe
neppe mo0latte Jig at gipe Sc for
langte S110rpn1melier, bpis ser bleo
u0pbet Eres fra @%ai9ington.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

feerre De6 be imaa 8orbe iab Be gla-
soe @igbenbabnere % neo beres 6or-
friifninger. S%ortooene bar opfDl6te al
.Spabierenoe, 9rofter % Spprbog-
ne foer forbi og operalt ifinneoe De
imaa 8tcpcle Camper, ia Bicpcler er
Der ! S%uiinopisy &igbenbabn er miot
in6e / Ell flor 8tepcle-Mani, ligeiom
hi @%bieagofolf bore for en- 10 til Is
Mar it6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

Gammcnlign bette 8lab5 Otter
retni1tger ira set gamle CAMP meo.
andre Ma6es % prgp, on Sc noget
#a,,Det 5teosfiroer BEN fDloigere eI.3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

xSkvAxSGG #A9OV. H#8
cago % II. a. talte ollie / Uapgr al
.tSagen.
6. $. M. Sasielriis uotolte, at
oct bap0e giort ct e%ienoommeligt
Snotrpf paa bam, at De ferlte, Der
talte, bare 8rRiter;; life at ban bup-
Sc noget imo6 HrRiterne, men pa1l
gnifeoe, at Be hinge ifuloe tage mere
Sci / Mrbei0et. &aslelriis omrultc
oerefter, at hi life iaa meset ifuloe
i9ge 9nnif eller ct 9anmarf / Slime
rifa, mel1 81 M e t / t a bnrtiglt
mulig amerifaniiereS, % bergrte for
lfjelltge al bans SDnspumfter / ben
&etnil1g, lom trobs Set faftilf prafti=
fife / ST.. @asielriis' Soccer BOG fife
blep forltaaet ret al 6oriamingen,
Iom ofte opponere6e UNDER ST.
&aslelriis Gale, bbilfet foranleoige-
Be NrRiioenten til at paapege, al en-
.bber bltr6e bape 2op til at tale nfor=
itDrret.
Nrof. 9eoroentoft talte paanp / So
bpr al Selfabet for @amle og unge,
for Yr9lter og, uHrRiteG0ere", b9p>
0eoe, at set at @ngelff ipgtes freln-
met bebGper fife at meofgre, at set
6anife l1oluffes, og paopilte Sen
@ielp / 5foler etc., lom &irfen bob
Sc D6et.
5enator Miels SeSlul fom poa bette
Gt6spnnft lom EN- 5ituationens Ser
re og u6talte, at set nern1e] laa n0
lom Me0et par Ell Ealefelt; bbo6 Set
gialot ON Dor at fomme til &lorbeb
ON Sc fore laaeoe Nunfter, at fon1me
til Ell Mfltemning ON 5a9en. @bis
nogen me1er, at ban life bar Subj
magt fra i'm Gorening, laa faor ban
GulOmagt fer al 6orlamlingen til at
gaa til Mrbej6e for boa6 6orlomlin-
gen beltemmer. Otter at forifjellige
bab6e Sr0et, uotalte Boltor @jgrl,p,
lat fan erfien0te at hinge og @amle
b9r in0flettes / Spgauen, og ef=
ter at bape bart Sc forlfiellige
l10taleller, Joni ipnes at iifre,
at Mpfom1ner=5 elfabet pil6e blipe
1tiftet, tog fan Set f%ren1iotte 2obfor-
flag tilbage, loale0es at Sen &on1it6
ser pelge5 Dar frie @Gnoer til pi0ere
Mrbej6e.
6plgen0e Jori lag oe0toges enltem=
mingt al Jorlamlingen:
81 beitemmer at Same ct
bnni f=amerifanif NDfommer=Sel=
ifab, bpts Tormaal ifal perc at
mubta9c banifc Mrnb ug &ptnocr
be6 oercs Mnfomlt til Mmerifa %
iaapiot mulig bjrlpc sem t~ilrcttc
un0er me Tprbolo,
Set peotoges 0erefter at beige Ell
&onite pua 5 Man0 til at ~u0arbei0c
2obe og e1 Wan0 fra bper Gtat til
at arbejoe for Sagen5 pi0ere Tre1l=
gang.
5 WanoS &omiteen fom til at be-
itaa al Baltor &11lo @igrup, 8iceson=
jul q. Sloenburg, @enrp 8. @ert5>
s. Maoie og 6. @mais.
5plgenoe oalgteS Iom &eprGfen=
tanter for oeres %re1pettipe @tater:
1. @altor 8licbfel6t, &acine, @is.
2. Giguro @eterien, Spler, Minn.
8. 8. 6. Sllen, 0maba, Nebr.
4. Yrofesior Norbentoft, 9eS
Moiues, ga.
5. Martin @unter, Seem Dorf,
g. 9.
6. @alf0an Selpeg, Sartioro,
Conn.
Z. Haltor Nellemann, Moniltee,
Micb.
8. Sames Sbien, @iborg, 9. 9.
8. MilS Mnna @anien, Glepeluno,
Sbio.
10. gmil 2asien> &amn1ono,
Sno.
II. 9enrp @nnerifop, 8ittsburg,
$50.
Sc palgte bar @et til lenere at
lupp1ere Jig, iaaleoes at andre @toter
fan blioe repreIenteret og paa anoer1
Maa6e, iom set ipnes praftilf.
Npbet, lorn imo6 Sll,tningen talte
ca. 1000 Menneifer, fulgtes meo flor
Snteresie, og bporleoes 5agen ems ie=
mere bill uobifle Jig, bill Sc 3 Cages
ISammenfomlt BOG iitfert gipre goot
noo forSfioIIfn mnnHp
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06

January is the harvest month of tho
tshileans, of the Australians, the Argen-
tine folks and the New E~ealanders.
February is the harvest of India-Feb-
ruary n a part OF March. Tho
Egyptians the Persians n the Syrians
harvest in April, while the Chinese, tho
Japanese, the Moroccans and the AL
gerians harvest In May. The Spanish
Greek and Italian harvest time is June:
the Russian and Austrian is July; the
English, German, Dutch and Canadian
is August; the Scandinavian, Scottish
and Welsh is Sep nber; while the
nortlaernrost parts Russia, Norway
and Sweden do not gather their harvest
till October.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
half completed, grading being nearly
all done.
Work on Tactic Extension.

half completed, grading being nearly
all done.
Work on Tactic Extension.
The Milwaukee and st. Pau has also
graded its Pacific coast extension from
Glenham, Walworth county, across the
Standing Rock Indian reservation into
North Dakota, a distance of about
eighty miles in this state. The rails on
this extension are laid to the Missouri
river, where "a substantial steel Bridge
is under construction at about the
niouth Of the Grand river. This Sys-
TEN, too, has completed its line from
Sioux FANS to Madison, about fifty
miles. The Northwestern has also uil-
der construction IN extension Of its
Bonesteel line, northward a distance of
thirty miles, and also q steel bridge
over the Missouri river at this point.
The minneapolis and st. Louis has
graded a line from WatertoWn to
Leola, in Mcpherson county, and q
branch from this line from Condee, in
Sphinx county, to the Missouri river at
LIE Beau, and will have the entire ex-
tension in operation by January /. The
line from Rapid City to Mystic. uniting
the Northwestern and Burlington sys-
TENS in the Black Hills, was completed
last spring and is in operation as THE
Crouch Line
Favorable Legislation.
SOnSTSSSlOlal leSlSllllOIl dIIecIlnS
railroad matters passed at the last ses-
sion, was as follows:
Extending the time in which the
Yankton, Norfolk and Southern may
build a bridge across the Missouri river
at Yankton until March 8, 1909. EX-
tending the time in which the Winni-
peg, Tankton and Gulf railway may
build q bridge across the Missouri at
yankton until February 5, 1909. These
charters have taken on special interest
since the incorporation a few weeks age
of the YanktoII and Southern railroad
with United States Senate Gamble. OF
this state, Is one of the incorporates
and q statement by him hat one oi
these two charters would be utilized by
the projected roadsTto the gulf fol
crossing the river at Yankton. This
Chicago. milwaukee, and st. Pau rail
way was granted Il charter for q
bridge over the Missouri at Mobridge
The Wisconsin, Minnesota and Pacific
railway (the Minneapolis and st
Louis} was grained the right to cross
the Missouri at LeBeau.
Railroads Are Wise.
Reason for this activity in r~ailroat
building is seen In an average repor
for several years of the ~conllnoGitie:
carried by the railroads from Soutl
/ iifsssssaHi 2aecs...sesuatf figares the 1890
output of agricultural ana minera
products viii be $145.S12sSs1. As all o
this except what the $4,000 people o
the state need for home consumption
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
SOUTH DAKOTA HAS
4 WONDERFUL Year
Railroad Building, Irrigation
Work, Enormous Crops
and Prosperity.
MR.. ROBlNSON's REPORT
Secretary OF the Historical Society Is
sues Another Valuable con2i-
iation of States Achieve
MR.. ~ROBlNSON's REPORT

Pierre, S. D., Dec. Assumption of
railroad building by three different
lines. good progress on of the big
gest irrigation projects in the world,
passage of laws by congress ~favoTabiy
affecting the commonwealth, beginning
OF a new capitol building, reduction OF
the floating indebtedness less cash in
the treasury-to $20o,0 00, and the pro-
duction Of the largest crop in the
states history are some OF the achieve
ments OF the state of South Dakota dur-
ing 1906.
These results are interestingly told in
the annual pamphlet issued by the de
paTtment of history. Doane Robinson,
secretary, on the progress of the state.
1t tells of the building of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad eX-
tension from Chamberlain to Rapid
City. grading being nearly done, al
though t5o miles of the rails from
MIurdo to Rapid City being still lack
ing. The Northwester1's extension
from Pierre to Rapid City, prompted 10y
the starting of the first trans-state line
by the Milwaukee and ST. Paul. is about
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
Drawing Billiards
TO HOLD FARMS
Homcsteaders Vending Their
Way TO Western South
Dakota.
RESIDENCE INSISTED ON
Government is Not Permitting Any
Sighting of the Reguiations-Many
Women Among the
Sojourners.
RESIDENCE INSISTED ON

Miller. S. d, Dec. 1.-Driving.
against Snow and wind to their home
steads west of the Missouri river, i'm
migrants, men and women alike, ara
daily vending their way through nero
towards the setting sun. Many OF
them have come from the eastern part
of the state or from adjoining states.
Tho government allows no leave OF
absence for any cause unless a homo
has been established on the land. In
many instances the local land office has
given leaves of absence. but only IN
certain emergencies are these held
good at the general land office. Ihose
who filed last summer will have TO go
upon the land in spite of the blzzafas
If they hope to hold claims. And many
who now are away on leaves OF ap-
sence. formerly having established a.
home there, may lose their land II IL Is
contested.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
STANDS OFF OFFICERS.
Adiudsed Insane, Nun Barricades Her.
8 self and Defies Arrest.

Yankton, S. D., Dec. ARMED with
gun, Sister Agnes, formerly an ace
credited nun of the Benedictine on
here, is standing off Sheriff
Wright and his deputies, who are en-.
5tfisssyoTins7to carry out the order of the
insanity commission to place the WON
an in the state asylum here.
She was adjudged insane yesterday.
but it being late she was allowed to
return to the brick cottage for the
night. She proceeded to barricade SER
self. 1t is not desired to face the gun
she is said to have and so stratagem
will be resorted to.
Sister Agnes has not a few friends in
the Catholic church Whosare befriend-
ing her, and includes Father Link
amongst her supporters, SO that there
Is II tssii..g As.s.llae,asth affair will end.
Agnes MAS turnedscut of the convent
years aga and brought suit against
Bisl.op Marty to recover $500 alleged
to be due for her services as
The case fell through. however.
EL-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
GOES INSANE In DIVA
South Dakota Man Suddenly Afflicted
at Cambridge.

Nevada, Ia, Dec. 1.-While Her
man Hartzell, of Redfield, S. d, who
had registered at a hotel at Cambridge,
was sitting by the stove, he became
suddenly insane. About supper time ha
suddenly jumped up n started to
running around the stove. Continuing
this for a time he would sit down and
weep bitterly. A search revealed a
purse containing s427 and a ticket to
Chicago. During his occasional sane
spells the man would talk. but would
give no information regarding himself,
other than his name and address and
that his father was confined in an in
sane asylum.
The family of the man was wired at
Redfeld and have sent word that they
will arrive in Cambridge today and
take charge of the man.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06

Carrier pigeons as aids to Il physician
ire reported from the north of Scotland,
The doctor has a scattered practice,
and when on long rounds he takes sew
eral pigeons with him. II one of his
patients needs medicine Immediately,
he writes out q prescription. and by
means OF the bird forwards it to his
surgery. Here an assistant gets the
message, prepares the prescription and
dispatches the medicine. If after Wis
iting a patient the doctor thinks he viii
loe required later in the day. he sim
ply leaves a pigeon. with which he car
be called. IL necessary.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
GOT OUT in THEIR NleHT,Es.

Elkton, S. D., Dec. 1.-The first prac-
teal fire test of Elkton's new water works
was afforded by an early morning fire,
that Quilted the second story of Browns
drug store building. The alarm was turn
ed in at 200 a. M, and before the first
stream OF water could be played on tho
fire the apartments on the second floor
were a mass of flames, the occupants
having escaped in their night clothes.
Aside from the personal effects of the
eoomers the loss is fully covered by in
surance. The origin of the fire is UNI
known,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
YOUNG GIRL is KILLED
BEFORE EYES Ct Ct MANY
Miss GoIdie Stafford. a Student
at Dakota Wesleyan Univer-
sity, Run Over by Train.

Mitchell, S. D., Dec. 3.-Before tx
Fortified gaze of fully 100 persons, Miss
Eoldie Stafford, a. student at Dakota
Wesleyan university here, was at noon
..oday run over by a Milwaukee and st.
Paul switch engine and killed in
ttantly.
The depot platform was filled with
people, the accident occurring while the
Sioux City passenger train was still at
,le station. Miss Stafford was about IS
gears old and her parents live at Mil<
NanE. S. u.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06

There exists a stone which is said I'M
i!ailingly ~fortells changes in the weath4
ar. This stone was found in Finland
many years ago by an explorer, and has
since been watched by scientists with
great interest. 1t presents a whitei
notified appearance, In sunshine, grad
ually turning from gray to black as Il
rainstorm approaches. The stone is
composed of clay, inter and rock salt
I'm dry weather the salt in the stone i4
prominent, but when the air is filed
with moisture the salt absorbs ths
moisture md turns black, thus forming
the barometer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
TOWN WAS THREATENED.
Catholic School! Burns and Sioux City
is asked for Assistance.

. IS !NSNSU TOT FSS!SIaIIVVs
Jefferson, S. D., Dec. 3.-The Cath
lolic parochial school here was practi-
fally destroyed by fire this morning
and the whole town threatened. Sioux
City was appealed to for aid and a fire
company with an engine was on board
q train ready to start when the flames
were subdued.
Although the 200 students were busy
at their studies when the fire was dis
covered, there was no panic and no n
was hurt.
The building was. a shree-story brick
veneer and the framework is destroyed,
the brick still standing. The loss will
be about $4,000, fully covered by in
surance. Rebuilding will be started at
once.
Jefferson has a population of about
$50.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
A ISSUE BONDS.
Expert Accountant Says Yankton Can
Borrow $4,000

Yankton, S. D., Dec. An expert
report on the city's indebtedness, just
submitted to the Business Mems club,
places the. outstanding bonds at Sl19,OoO.
1t was the opinion OF the expert that
the city, with only SIS, 900 of this sum
in water bonds, could legally issue
al for the revision ana completion of
the present water service.
Charles w. Nolen n Anna Scher-
schlight, both of this city, and both
members of very prominent families,
W ere married here Tuesday by Rev.
Lawrence Link.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
MATRIMONIAL TAMeLE.
Father Gets License to Wed for Sci
Then GiNes IL to Son.

Then Gives 1t to Son.
Yankton, S. d., Dec. Am amusing
matrimonial tangle, which may prove
serious, has arisen here in which II
father, attempting to geta license for
his son, got it for himself.
The license e for Frank McDon-
aid. aged 81, and Vena Hawn, aged 16.
The son got married on the license, he
being only is years old. The law re-
auires a man to get his own license,
and when the parties are under age,
as in the present instance both were,
the parents consent must be obtained.
The Methodist Episcopal minister,
Rev. Rosenberg married the couple,
and says he is all right because he
had the licensse. Yet the couple is not
legally married and it will require q
lot of fixing to get them married ac-
cordjng to law.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
U TO MOVE BACK.

Eureak, S. D., Dec. 3.-Court will
move back to Leola next spring. Leola
is the county seat Of this (McPherson)
county but for years was off a rail
road. Under a state statute Eureka
was selected as the place for holding
the terms. The new extension Of the
Minneapolis and st. Louis railroad
recently was completed to Leola, and
under the law it will be necessary to
hold court there.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
SOUTH DAKOTA
In a s., 900 or $4,000 house, it is a very

In a S., 900 or $4,000 house, it is a very
common matter to wire for electric
lights, but by giving the subject Il little
further attention with your electrical
contractor and the architect, it is pos
stble to arrange outlets for lighting
socket heating devices at very little ex.
ira expense. Such receptacles would
be taken off from the lighting wiret
In il very simple manner. The cost OF
operating later, at lighting rates, would
not be large. for the eason that the
electric devices which will be used ON
such a circuit consume only a small
amount of electricity and are generally
used for only short intervals. They
would comprise for example. the chat
ing dish, the coffee percolator, heating
pad, cigar lighter, shaving mug, curl
ing iron. baby milk warmer, email fry
Ing pan and many others.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
SO PRETTY
she LOSES HER JOB

Hammond, Ind, Dec. "a petition
to be signed by every pupil in the
Hammond public schools, all leading
business men, ministers, bankers, ply
%siuians, society women and public Of
Miss Genevieve McGraw, the Ham
mond school teacher, who was asked
to resign because she is SO pretty ey-
ervone falls in love with her.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
THREsHER KILLS HIMSELF.

Salem, S. D., Dec. 1.-Chris Ha-
beger, a thresher, shot and instantly
killed himself Wednesday at the Moot
farm, three and a half miles from town,
where his threshing crew was at work.
He was supposed to be in fairly good
financial condition and no reason can
be assigned for the act. Mr.. Habeger
leaves a family of a wife and several
children, three boys being grown up.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06

AMERICAN TURBINE
STEAMSHIP LAUNCHED

Chester. Pa, Dec. -Yale, the sec
ond ocean going turbine steamship to
be built in this country, was launched
here today at Roach's shipyard. The
ssrsrirIsT will ply between New York
and Eosto,a. She will be the fastest
as we'll as one of the finest vessels en-
gagged in the American Atlantic coast
Sersrila.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
CALLS 1T MURDER,
coroner's Jury Doesn't Minoe Matters.
i'm Girls Case.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Dec. In he
case against Emma Lage and her SIS
ter Nellie, of Spirit Lake, Ia, the glfls
who admitted they were the ones VINO
placed the body of an infant chla IN
ago, the c~oroner's jury consisting OF
]. NJ. Dickson, L. S. Tyler and Martin
I'VE, the jury, find that the death
of said female infant was caused by d
blow on the head, and said blow was
caused by O. hard substance or lnstru-
menin
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
MRS. EnnY,s SON sTuNG.
George Glover, Bondsman for Mail Car,
rier Who Elunks.

Deadwood, S. D., Dec. 3.-Daniel l..
IIartself. who has had the contract to
carry mail between Deadwood and Rou-
toaix six times weekly, has defaulted on
his contract, and the responsibility of
carrying IT, now rests upon his bonds
snen, George Glover, son of Mrs. Mary
Baker Eddy, and William A. Clark.
Neither of these men is in the mail car
rying business nor has any desire to be.
.Hartself had sublet the contract and,
the s~ub-contractor threw it up.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
is WELCOMED FROM IOWA.

washington Springs, S. D., Dec. IA.
public reception was given at the opera
house to Rev. NJ. Tibbetts and family
who have recently moved here from In
wood, la. Addresses of 1elcone were
made by members of the NJ. e. church
Of which Rev. NJ. Tibbetts is pastor also
by Rev. j.. L. Hughes of the Congrega-
tional and Rev. Mr.. Houts Of the Free
Methodist churches.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
TIE LID GOES ON.
Gambling Element Gets a Jolt at BeiIe
Eourche.

Belle Fourche. S. D., Dec. s.-Judge
Rice, of the Eighth judicial district, has
syeld court in this city this week n is
continuing the fight which he began
,ome time g against the gambling
element. While iii Sturgis a short time
ago Judge Rice instructed the attor-
iley TO file complaints against certain
men who were running gambling
places, with the result that the town
y a closed up tight. At this term Of
court four men We're arrested in con-
~pection with gambling, a~rraigned,
pleaded guilty and will be sentenced.
on Saturday of this week.
The lid is once more on in Belle
Fourche and Judge Rice intends that it
shall sta there.