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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

Walton, died t. her On e. near
5fseecl,Mut, lfite vest fda5i tternoon:
aged seventy neay etl rss' sliey 9was an old
Resident Of this county, was well con-
mected and .fwas & highly s teamed by ! q
large circle or friends and ncquain tnnces
rive daughters ana two y sons survive y,
Mary 6. Wright, Mrs. NV: ] I. fress. md
Mrs. Warner w Ills, ! q this county: n RS.
Bettie Osborne, OF 8Lawrencevlllc I! Me ssrs.
N, j, and Carter Woo ton, OF this coun;I
ty. There are many grnndch lldre en- a NJ
relatives. L,
she was ia consistent member Of the
Methodist Church. Tho interment WI |
be at the old family burylng gr JUNG, pea \
nep ~ the1 residelC TO-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Mrs. 5Cush1nan Quarrier::

Especial q to 4, The lines D spatcll.) ss5
WARM SYRINGE IS, A.. June 26;-Mr RS
stead Hotel Saturday night She tlnd
been regular visitor here for several y 9
Years, ana had mad ia number Of friends
among the thousands Of visit ors llerN.,s
.ngo 3 and died ,sGfns nbove s stated, franz
cancer Of the stomach. Her husband
was ut her bedside. Her remains were ~,
sent, Sunday night to her home III LOUIS
1Jil a. ISvH4 for iNternent. slj ie KY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
!. Mrss MYRTLE Lazenby.

Especial to The Times-D lspatcll)
f. ROANOKE All June 20,--AI rs. az yrtlo.
3Lazenby died to-day. the last Of u family
/ Of three that hnve{s passed away during
tho past six weeks. Ter husband deg g On
the 6thoE fron g, Eonlaa ~ 3helr
day from consumptioni aged Ss't wenty7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
\ Heard Them All.

i Nearly an hour was Ia ken up In a. par
discussion Of the sta t,,s OF the
isubcommittee:st report, and then \ 1. was.
decided to hear all A the competing en-.
5gineers who offered bids to the sub
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
PLACE NOT CHOSEN.
Watsrtown and Sioux Falls Want Next
Implement Mems Meeting.

Sioux Falls, 4. D.. Dec. ls.-The
eighth annual convention OF the Retail
Implement Dealers association, OF
South Dakota, southwestern Minnesota
and Northwestern Iowa, which has
just come To an end In this city. was
highly successful.
watertown and Sioux Falls sought
the next annual meeting. but II was
decided TO leave the matter TO the ex
ecutive committee. The dates were
fixed. December 10. IL and y.
The officers elected were: President.
o. f. Mesick. Gettysburg; vice presi-
dent, J. Il. McDougall. Britton; secre-
tary-treasurer. w. =. Hill. Alexandria:
new directors. r. v. Campbell OF Red
field, and George waskey. OF Madison:
legislative committee. r. r. Gross. Get
tysburg: ]. II. Roper. Parker: &.
Rempfer. Parkston: g. J. Johnson.
Centervilie: II. r.. Lee. WATERFOWL:
Robert Smith. worthington. Mimi: W.
II. Thomson. Round Lake. Mimi: r.
A. Folsom. Spirit Lake. Ia: w. III.
Beacon. Sheldon. Ia: grievance COM
mittee. 4. Hill. Alexandria: T.. II. Van
Alstine. Mitchell: T.. &. Barton, Vermil-
lion.
The resolutions declare against the
parcels post bill. oppose the sending by
the manufacturers OF canvnssers into
the territory OF the implement and
vehicle dealers. and demand that the
practice be discontinued and that the
manufacturers give the dealers the
benefit by lowering their prices.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
BURGLARS WORK HARD
FOR PAlTRY 5-SPOT'
George DudIey's Store at CAM
istota, s. D., Robbed Un-
der His Nose.
TWO LOCKS SAWED OUT
He Slept Night Over the Robbers-'
Principal Less 10 Strong Box With
Valuable Pspsrs, No Coed TO
Anybody Else.

canistota. 8. D.. Dec. i5.-Burglars.
at least two In number. entered Our
Home Store" last night and secured 81
In money and a metal box In which
George Dudley. proprietor. had locked
some valuable papers. The safe was
unlocked.
II In believed the rvhbers thought the
cash taken In during The brisk holiday
trade OF the past week was In the
strong box" but IL xas In fact up
stairs over the store where Mr.. Dud-
ley makes his home. The fact that the
burglars effected the entrance by saw
ng out the locks OF two doors and get
ting away with the booty. without
arousing the sieepers above the store.
lis accepted as evidence that they were
experts. Officers are after the culprits
but claim to have but n slight clew.
Mr.. Dudley says II the deed was the
work or anybody I'm this section. he
knows who u was.
Although Aberdeen In 40 miles away
from here. IL In possible that the bur-
glars who operated there Tuesday night
came here for this job.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
POSTING LEGISLATORS.
spearfish Normal School Overerowded
And Shy on Funds.

Spcarfsh. 4. H.. Dec. i9.-Mcmbers-cIcci
% the state legislature visited the normal
school OF this city M the invitation OF
President Cook. who wished to impress
upon them the necessity for INCREASED APP
propriations for this institution. Those
who were present were Senator May and
Cooper OF Lawrence county. Representa-
tlves Shaw and Pennington OF Lawrence.
Jones OF Custer. Stokes OF Butte and
Hare OF Pennington.
Attention was called TO the fact thar
the enrollmcnt Is larger than that of any
other similar state institution and the
facilities for handling nearly 900 students
are entirely inadequate. The appropriation
for the teaching force and other employees
In only $4,000 n year and IL has been neces-
Eary to increase this 20 $500 by using thu
local fund. Several OF the buildings are
also uncomplctcd and IL would take at
least sl5.Oco to finish them. IL was also
shown that numbers OF students desirin.
10 enter had been unable To gain admit
lance because OF lack OF room. The IL
brary II quite inadequate and u becoming
more congeHted each month by the large
additions OF books. The legislators are
much impressed with the conditions and
will use all their efforts TO secure in
creased appropriations for the school at
the coming session of the legislature this
winter,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
TRIAL MARRIAGES HELD
INCENTIVE TO DIVORCE

Spokane. Wash. Dec. 1s.-Following
the arrest and conviction I'm Spokane
OF n young couple from Ohio I'm carry
Ing out the much discussed Parsons
idea OF the trial marriage. Rev. III. Ed
ward Hills, Plymouth Congregational
church. preached on Trial Marriage as
a Proper Remedy for Domestic Ills"
He said he recognized that n great
problem confronts the world I'm the In
creasing domestic discord. but he de-
MED that the most OF IL In due TO In
compatibility.
Divorce must sometimes be resorted
to-" he added. but every other resource
should be exhausted. IL engaged per-
sons md they are not adapted To each
other they can easily separate. Trial
marriage makes II possible for a ter
rible wrong Co be done TO the innocent
offspring. and would only increase the
restlesaness OF the restless and con-
Arm people In the mating and remating
habit"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
CHURCH LOOKS INTO
DIVORCE INDUSTRY
South Dakota Organization IN.
vestigates State Evil and
Will Lobby Against u.

Huron, ID. Dec. lS.-The FEEDER
alton of the Churches OF Christ Will he
an active campaigner for reform In
the South Dakota divorce laws this
winter. AZ the meeting just held here
the report OF the committee appointed
I'm September TO investigate the states
greatest evil was given. IL was de-
cided To- urge the legislature To enact
n law on divorce providing for longer
residence and against remarriage un-
der certain conditions.
The federation will meet next In
Sioux Falls. December IL. 1907. on
GERS chosen are: President. Rev. w.
II. Thraii. Huron: vice president. Rev.
q. Il. Morphy, Brookings: vice prcsi-
dent. &. r. Hager. MITCHELL: vice pres
ident. II. w. Hardman. Brookings: sec
rotary. Rev. r. III. Grant. Huron; treas
urer. Rev. J. T.. Booth. Miller: ex-
ecutive committee, the officers. with
Rcvs. Rifenbark. Huron: II. y. Car
son. Scotland: II. W. Teikman. Aber-
deem. and Hon. Coe !. Crawford. HUI
ron.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
DIRECTORS ARE oUsrep.
President OF Gold Mining Company
Wins His Action.

Hot Springs. i. d.. Dec. BIN the case
Of l.. L. Woodbury.. president OF the sag
lnaw Gold Mining company. OF Custer. Va
The newly elected board of directors ina
board was declared illegally elected. was
restrained from dong any business and
SIR. Woodbury. ordered TO keep control
until new directors were elected
william J. MACEDONIAN. of Hot Springs.
won his case against the Mutual Cash
Guaranty Ere Insurance company In
which plaintiff asked payment OF policy
on his business building which was des-
troyed by IRE "A year ago. The jury award
ell him $3.50 and interest for one year.
willard Leach was acquitted OF stealing
horses two years SEo. Leach had been
living In Chicago and elsewhere. and was
arrested IN Minnesota and brought back to
Fall River for trial Leach had been a
resident OF this county for twenty years
sad a popular man among the cattle men
is vel! as a good Guinness man.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
$500 FOR "PuNko.'
Former Superintendent Of School.
Wants II for Being 80 Designated.

Aberdeen, 5. d.. Dec. lS.-The cele-
brated libel suit OF r. 3. Randolph VS..
]. II. Groal. editor and publisher OF the
Sisseton Courant. In being tried here
ON n change OF venue from Roberts
county.
Randolph. who was for four years
superintendent OF schools for Roberts
county. but who now resides I'm Ward
county. ~. d.. wants So. 900 for the pub
lication OF an article which charges
him with being devoid OF manly or
fraternal spirit" and various and sun
dry other Objectionable things. ending
Exit Punko! May God have mercy on
his soul"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
KNIFE OUT FOR RATES.
South Dakota Railroad Commissions
TO Effect Reductions.

Sioux Falls. =. u. Dec. i5,-Every rail
road In South Dakota was represented at
a meeting of the state board OF railroad
commissioners In this city preliminary 10
the commissioners preparing and putting
into effect n new schedule OF freight rates.
considerably reduced from those now Ia
effect
The commissioners have fixcd December
- for the next hearing. While the rail
roads Wal not have their side OF the ease
ready for presentation to the board al
that time. the board will receive com
plants and suggestions from any ship
pcrs, jobbers and others desiring 10 make
them In reference TO the proposed nov
schedule
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
NEWS OF NEW NEWSPAPERS.
Publications Robbins Up in the Newly
Opened Country.

Murdo. =. d.. Dec. he. II. Sem
has purchased the half interest ~ his
partner. L. A. Butterneld In the Pioneer
OF this place.
Editor oJhnson of the Messenger
took printing material out TO Stam-
ford and got out the first issue there or
the new paper he In establishing. the
stamford Standard
A new paper was launched I'm this
county last week at Mcclure. midway
between Prcsho and TT. Pierre. r.. l..
Sem In publisher and Fac Moberly
manager.
D. =. Leedam. editor of the Osmond
Republican, of osmond. Neb.. was "a
caller In town today. He had been out
TO Klatt. I'm Stanley county weber his
son j. W. Leedam is starting "A paper
which viii be known az the Stanley
County Register.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
KISSES WHOLE CROWD,
STARTS FOR OLD ERIN

Cleveland. o.. Dec. 1I.--lf there was
a man. woman. or child In the crowd
assembled on the platform OF the Erie
station who missed being kissed IL
surely was not the fault OF Pat McGin-
nifty. who was starting back To Ireland.
Pat. with "A delegation OF more than
100 and his face fairly smothered in
miles. swoopcd down upon the plat
FORM.
sing every one he could reach. From
the open window ns the train pulled
out he threw moro kisses with both big
hands.
1T was the greatest osculatory ex-
hibition have ever seen. and I've been
on duty here awhile" sail the depot
patrolmnn as the crowd filed out"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
REpskiN ENDS HIS LIFE.
Refused 10 BE Arrested Preferring
Death Instead.

wakpaln. s. D.. Dec. ls.-Resenting
the sending OF officers to arrest him.
Albert Harris, fullblooded Indian.
committed suicide by shooting himself
with rifle. Only one other case Is on
record OF "a fullblooded Indian commit
ting suicide on this reservation I'm re-
cent times
Harris had been reprimanded by an
official and had threatened him. A po-
liceman was sent To- arrest him. but
was unable 10 do No. While reinforce
ments were coming Harris remarked to
his aunt that he was going away. and
that she would probably cry. but not
TO take Il TO heart too much. He
shouldered his rifle and was found
shortly nfterward dead
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
LID GOES DOWN ON
EVEN THE DICE BOX
Poker Games, Said 20 Flourish
at Alexandra. viii Be
Raided.
STRICT ORDERS ARE GIVEN
Said the Prominent Men Who Were
Setting in a Game Were stsrn'
psdsd by Report that Or
Gers Were Coming.

Alexandria, =. ID, Dec. l9.-ACting
,nder special instructions from Mayor
fhIel. city Marshal Tunnielif has or
dered that all slot machines and dice
boxes be retired. u,
This means the lid has been placed
on tightly In Alexandria The authori-
ties also propose To put n stop To poker
games. which are alleged To DC main
tanned. A night or two ago consterna-
ton was created among n number OF
prominent men who were engaged IN
playing poker. Information that OFF,
cars were looking for The game
caused n stampede.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20

!, While the Chinese have been Great
Ing havoc among their forests for CEN
turtles. the Japanese have taken good
third OF the area Of Japan IL still un-
der forest. There are only twenty saw
mills In the whole country. The Jap
ancsc forests include four zones-the
tropical tbamboo and banana). the sub
tropical (camphor). the temperate toak.
maple. poplars. etc.). and the northern
tpinel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20

! An article recently published In the
: Strassburger Post mentions "A discovery
Said To have been made by chemist
and engineer of 81. Etienne. By which
the color may be taken out OF silk. and
| II may be recolored In any desired tint.
without In any way inJuring the text
ure. The article goes on tn state that
| IN cnse the inventor can do what he
promises II will almost revolutionize
the silk industry. and entirely do away
with the danger OF inJuring silks
Through coloring by means OF too
strong chemicals.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
SECOND DREAM OF
SlCILIAN COMES TRUE
Seeing Vision Of Burning Store. Frank
vstri tastsns Out to SEQ
Flames.

Deadwood. s. D.. Dec. i7.--Stnrtled
by n dream that his place OF business
had burned down. Frank Vetri. "A Sicil-
Ian music dealer at Engiewood, hast
cned out To md that the flames Were
place.
He says his loss will reach $4,000.
for one violin owned by the musician
was estimated at $1,000 and other In
struments up into The hundreds Of dol
lars.
A sort time ago n vivid dream told
vetri OF the death OF his mother. Her
decease occurred on the same night.
For this reason the dream OF the burn
Ing store stirred him To immediate In
Vestigatiou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20

Gas pipes OF paper are being made
I'm France. Manila paper IL cut into
strips equal To the length or the pipes
60 be made. They are then placed In
In receiver filled with melted asphalt
and wrapped around core OF iron
luntil the desired thickness In reached.
After being submitted To strong pres
sure. the paper In coated with sand.
cooled, the core withdrawn and the
outer pipe surface covered with wa
1 tcrproof preparation. IL is claimed
THAT these pipes are good as. and more
economical than. metal ones.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
MISS clOuGH DIES.

Dcadwood. g. D.. Dec. j.-Word was
received here of the death ~ Miss Jessie
Clough. daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. r.. T.
Clough. formerly Of this city and prcvi-
ously OF the eastern part OF this state
Mr.. Clough was presiding elder OF tho
Methodist church OF this district. Miss
Ciough was about Is years old and died Of
lung trouble. from which she had been
suffering for many years. Two years ago
her younger sister. n viol.nist OF unusual
promise. died suddenly at their home near
MINNEAPOLIS
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
BASEBALL MANS PAY
MORE THAN cONGRESMAN'S

Washington. ID. g.. Dec. iS.-Members
OF the house are still talking today OF
the striking comparison made by Rep.
resentative Littaucr yesterday In the
debate on salaries which. as told In
last nights Sioux City Tribune. result
ed I'm voting TO raise the pay OF the
speaker. vice president and cabinet
members. Mr.. Littauer held up n large
picture or President Ban Johnson. of
the American Baseball league. whose
salary has been increased from SO 900
TO $4,000 n year. and contrnsted II with
the salaries paid members OF the cab
met.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
UNDERGROUND LAKE
Is FOUND IN OHIO

Akron. o.. Dec. 1s.-An underground
lake was discovered In Hudson town
ship during the construction OF the new
Lake Erie and Pittsburg line from Lo-
rain TO Pittsburg.
A trestle was built over the SPOT.
which In marshy. and when the men
returned one morning the trestie re-
sembled roller coaster track. parts
having sunk into the earth.
Investigation showed that underneath
an eighteen foot crust OF earth was a
lake In some places seventy-three feet
,eep. An effort will be made TO al
- the lake with earth.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20

As an illustration OF the violence
that was once common during political
campaigns I'm England IN n quaint bill
from a lawyer. after an election at An
dover I'm i76s: ITO being thrown out
of the George inn. Andover. TO my legs
being thereby broken. To surgeons bill
and loss OF time and business. $500
no bOOl I"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
STATE OWES MERE PITTANcE.
Rich South Dakota 10 Debtor in the
Sum Of Only 100000.

iP~rTe, q. D., Dec. ls.-The states In
debtcdncss will not greatly exceed Sso.D'
the first OF the year when Treasurer COL
lins' term expires. This would readily dis
appear but for the demands OF n new
state which usually send the appropria-
tons above the revenues.
In the trcasurcr's annual report just
made covering the time TO July last.
ne shows the bonds and revenue warrants
were cut down from $4,000 To $4,000
During tho year tlooo0 OF warrants were
taken up and $1,000 issued. but there II
money TO meet them.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20

A hardy breed or men doing their
duty an they find IL. the sailors or the
great lakes are more and more In de-
mand TO man the new fleets that are
building every year. While the ship
yards OF the sea coasts were wailing
pver the dearth of business. the ship
yards OF the lakes booked orders for
thirty-one steel vessels for the season
OF 1906. I'm size from 5000 Co 1900 tons
rapacity. with total value OF Sif.-
600 COO
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
THResHINo IN SEEDING TIME.
That Will be the Situation in Several
South Dakota Counties.

Br.dgcwatcr. 3. D., Dec. i5.-Farmers In
the vicinity OF this place. Canistota. Dal-
ton and other towns hcrcabouiE, hav-
given up hope Of getting Their threshing
dones this fall IL has been so wet that the
heavy machines could not b. moved very
well and the straw has been 10 damp for
handling.
The result will be that farmers Will b.
thrcshing their 1906 crop when they should
be putting In the seed for the 1907 crop.
less than one-third OF the threshing has
been done around here.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
VANDERBILT'S ICY BATH
AFTER AUTO MlSHAP

New York. Dec. is.-William X. Gan-
derbllt has had narrow escape from
serious accident while driving his biz
automobile.
The accident was unique In being the
first enforced bath I'm AN ice cold lake
that Vanderbilt ever took. the result
OF being thrown from his car.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
FooLIsHNEss FORGIVEN.
Man Who Ran Away With sister-in
Law Gets OF Easy.

Parker. 4. D.. Dec. is.-The wife Of Dick
Piucker has forgiven him for clipping with
her iI-year-old sister. Minnie Smith. The
lattcr's father has also accepted the olive
branch which Fucker pushed through tho
front door OF his home. after their runa-
way match into Iowa. IL appears tho
couple were at Anamosa. Ia. and the hig
states prison looming up there and tho
knowledge that officers were after them.
may have Influenced them 10 return and
sue for peace.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
CHEESE IN BLACK HILLS.

81. Onge. =. D., Dec. lS.-The latest
industry I'm this district IN "A cheese fac
tory by G.. Cardinell. well known
farmer. and his son. Felix Cardinell.
who has just returned from the Mime
sofa State Agricultural college. There
Is a ready home market for all OF the
output OF the factory AN II il the first
one and the only one OF the kind I'm
this section
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
SOUTH DAKOTA

The inhabitants OF an Industrial
town seeking to abandon II In a body
IN strange incident o; modern times
LIS now to- be Witnessed In Spain. The
town IL that OF Bejar. near Salamanca,
Whose people are using their utmost
lendeayors TO have themselves dlstrib-
luted--men, women and children--among
the south American republics. BeJar
was once fourishing town with
Reputation for Its cloth fabrics. Fifty
years ago the population numbered
.. 600. but the place has gradually de-
lclined. and today has only 5000
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
WOULD Leave HUBBYS
FOR GOVERNMENT JOBS
Wives Write Civil Service Com
mission Uncle Sans Jobs
Are Better Than Spouses.

Washington. ID. g., Dec. iS.-Soms
unknown joker's story about the civil
service commission being I'm favor OF
women separated from their husbands
has brought a bunch OF funny letters
from women who would be glad To
leave their better-or worse-halves I'm
rag time II only they could get good
pay on Uncle Sans salary list.
one writes:
II would throw the old man over In
q minute for n good government posi-
ton"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
NEVER MISSED IT WITH BOOZE.

Yankton. :. D., Doc. l9.--'Whitey"
Mason. well known character about
town. with a shady reputation. at
tempted suicide with cnrbolic acid
here. but only managed Co burn him
self on the face and neck. being too
drunk to pour the acid inside. where
las wanted TO.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
BOMB HURLED At
MOSCOW EX-GOVERNOR

81. Petersburg. Dec. 1s.-Another at
tempt on the life OF Admiral Dubassoff.
ex-governor general OF Moscow. was
made today. but he escaped with slight
injuries. He was on his way TO the
Taurida palace when two men hurled
n bomb at his carriage. The would-be
assassins were arrested.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-20
TO RAKE OVER The RATES.

Aberdeen. =. H.. Dec. ls.-The COM
mittee sent by the Commercial club OF
this city To confer with the state board
OF railroad commissioners I'm connection
with the complaint OF discrimination
I'm freight rates. has arranged with the
commissioners To come here the first
week In January for the purpose OF
looking over the field.