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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
SOLDIER BOYS f!hKE
A PRACTICE E.AEGd
South Dakota Guardsmen Make
Dctour Of Lake Kampeska,
About % Miles.
8 COMPANIES IN CAMP
Annual Eneampnert Of tho Guard Be-
ira Held al Camp Roosevelt" en-
State Camp Grounds Near
Watertown.

Water:ov.n. :. D.. Aug. i5.-Thc
Fourth regiment. South Dakota Ma
tIonal Guards. engaged In "A practice
march Saturday and sunday. the
length of march being about twenty
fac miles. the route being around Lake
Rnmpcska. OF the shores VI which body
oi water the state camp grounds are
located. The militia mcn started ON
the march at l o'clock Saturday after
noda and returned To camp about tho
sane time Of day OH Sunday. camping
on The west shore of the lake. Colonel
Stewart vas In charge OF the practice
march.
The Britton and clark companies
We're excused from attendance nj this
cncnmpment. The companies from the
following towns are In camp: Sioux
Fails. Mitchell. Canton. Salem. Red.
Held. Sisseton, Aberdeen and Yankion.
The Black Hil!s companies VIII next
yer he able To attend the cncampment
as by that time there will be one or
more railroads across the western part
Of the tate. The Black Hills com
panies Will engage IN practice marches
In September.
Chaplain Montgomery. at Aberdeen.
IL In attendance at camp, having come
all the way from New York city To 10
into camp with The boys. with whom
he II "a great favoritc. Captain Guycr.
Of the Sixteenth United states infantry.
is en- attendance at the camp, which
is called Camp Roosevelt. as q detail
from the United States regular army.
Captain Colcr Campbell. OF Huron. AND
Captain Mark W. shcafe. son OF Brig
adler General Mark W. Shcafc. have
been detailed to conduct the daily rifle
urlstfge
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
DENIED A NEW TRIAL.
Clay County Man Must 60 &c the FSa.
itensiary for M~snslauahter.

Ncrmillion. :. H.. Aug. is.-Thc SUI
prcme court has denied III. &. Edmunds
of this city IA new trial ON his appeal
from the circuit court OH the ground
that the indictment was improperly
Drawn. This was the ast straw that
Mr.. Edmunds and his attorneys were
clinging 10. and now they are hope
lessly lost. The case has been hanging
on for over tive years. but will come
TO an end next October when Judge
Smith p%ronounccs sentence on Mr.. Ed
munds. who stands convicted OF man
slaughter In the first degree the penalty
for which IN from four To twenty years
In the pc%nitentiary.
The crime which will send Mr.. Ed.
munds 10 the pcnitentiary was conn
United NJ Meckling on July !. 1904. AIR.
Edmunds had gone there on business
and while ut the depot looking after
freight shipments. vas approached by
w. j. Williams. who had worked for
him or the ranch three miles east OF
Meckllng. The young man claimed Ed.
munds owed him 50 wage money. The
latter denied IL. The laborer made some
pretty severe threats. but finally the
Two men separated. Edmunds went into
the depot and there secured a ball bat
which he carried with him to his
buggy. About this time young VII
iams started across the street towards
Edmunds. who. fearing that no meant
TO carry out his threats. picked UP the
bat again. When within q few feet OF
Edmunds. the young man was advised
TO Keep his distance. but paid no atten-
ton to the warning. The next minute
the bat descended on his head with ter
rifle force. Williams never regained
consciousness. dying the next morning.
Edmunds was arrested. held at the pre-
urinary hearing. convicted I'm circuit
court on a charge OF manslaughter In
The FIRST degree and has been unsuc-
cessful In his appeal to the supreme
court.
When sesn last evening Edmunds
was bearing up bravely under the bad
news. He did not seem to lack courage
on his own behalf. but the hard part
OF u all was TO be compelled TO inform
his faithful wife. who has had her
share OF sorrow for two years. lie In
tends To make the most OF hIs conylc-
tIon. but viii go to the penitcntiary
with the firm belief that ne was justi-
Ned In striking the fatal blow. Before
and since the fatal day Edmunds has
been considered a good citizen and
there are but few here who but wish
he could have escaped the ~peni,cniiary.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
AFTER CORN" JONES' CASH.
Prolonged Litigation in South Dakota
Courts Over Large Sum.


Sioux Falls. :. D.. Aug. l4.-LltlRa.
ton In the state courts extending over
several years and involving the estate
OF Wilson &. C"Corn") Jones. a pioneer
resident Of this portion OF South Da-
kota. who was "A man Of great wealth.
has been followed by the commence
ment Of an action In the United States
court I'm this city by Isaac =. Jones. -
brother Of deceased. The defendants In
the action are Harry W Subcrn. Nellie
y. Jones. Edgar J.. Smith. Charles II
Vincent and Theodore J.. Lcavitt.
Tho complainant seeks To- recover
property. cash and valuable papers al
legged 10 belong To him. and which tho
defendants are charged with having
wrongfully secured possession 81. The
plaintiff asks that the United States
court require the defendants Ia nc.
count for and turn over 80 him the
property. papers and cash which he
alleges are his personal property. and
that the defendants be- enjnincd from.
conveying. disposing OF or encumberlns
the sainc
The subpoenas In the case are re-
turnnble on the regular rule day ir
September. which viii be September J,
nj which time the preliminary hearing
In the case will be held. Since nllnl
the htllhH ANt lthliANtaAs wv u 80 afAst
OF age, has suffered IA physical collapse,
and IL IL feared he may not recover.
The surviving brother. In his COM
plant. alleges that h defendants IT,
the action ave wrongfully secured
possession of property belonging e.
him. and which was held In TRUST for
him by Wilson =. Jones ut the time
OF the latter's death. Among the 9th.
or property involved I'm the suit " VAL
uablo farm land situated In Minnchahg
county.
Among other charges made In his
complaint. Isaac Jones alleges that al
the time OF the death 81 his brother
thoy had In Common "A box m a safct?
deposit vault. and n the defendants
having secured a key 10 the box. I'm
mediately following h death Of VIII
son =. Jones. went to the box ms re.
moved cash and valuable papers be-
longing to Isaac Jones. which wcr,
mixed with hose Of his dead brother
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
OPEN
STATE CAMPAIGi;
Executive COMMITTEES and State
and Congressional Nominees
Meet in Sioux Falls.
TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS
State Chairman Cook VIII Open Head.
quarters In Sioux Falls Next Wee.
Party Affairs in satissae.
tory Condition.

Sioux Fails. =. D.. Aug. ii.--At q
meeting tn this city OF the cxecutlN,
committee Of the republican state cen.
trail committee nominees upon the re-
publican state and congressional ticket
and leading republicans from various
portions nf the state. the Ina arrang,.
mcnts were made for opening this
years republican campaign In Souih
Dakota.
IL was decided at the meeting a.
open statc Headquarters In Sioux falle
On Wednesday of next week The mat.
ter of the selection of u secretary VI
the state committee has not yet been
determined. In view OF the fact that
state headquarters are To- be opened al
the time stated IL ~ likely that Chair.
man Cook. OF the state committee. viii
within the next few days tbt
appointment Of "A secretary.
The meeting In this city was n VcTy
representative one. Among those pres.
"a were: United States senator Gam
BILE. United States Attorney j. II. r.
liott. W. e. Cook. OF P~lnnkinton. chair
man uf the state committee; X. r.
G~rimshaw. Of DcadwoOd, vice chair.
man .or the Black Hills: Coc l. CraN.
ford. OF Huron. nOtrincc for governor.
Howard G. h!brr. 81 Highmurc. nom.
NEE Tor lieutenant governor. 6. II
Cassill. 81 Canton. nominee for stat.
AltsNAEtNs IHlAb itAilt w iflNhNlllHa r.
nominee for congress-. John Hirning.
OF Herrcid. nominee for state auditor
=. w. Clark. Of Rcdncld. nominee O..
attorney general: George Rice. of FleL.
drcau. nominee for railroad comtul..
sioncr. Hans \. CSirud. of Sioux Fails
nominee for state superintendent 90
public instruction. %. &. Dokiscn. II.
Clear Lake. nominee for commission.
Of school and public landH.
Among others who attended Tie
meeting were the following mcmbcfs
~ the state committee and inSurgcuf
republican leaders: Boguc. OF Turn,-
county: Dillon, of Yankton. GJulIur.
Of Charles Mix. Thorson. OF Lincoln,
Byrnc. OF Faulk: Richards. OF Bead,
Burgess. OF Brookings. Basford. 90
sphinx. Phillips. of Minnehahn: Lang.
ley. OF kingsbury; Stccre. of JerUuid
J. D.. Mclaughlin. Of Codington.
During the meeting the political sit.
uation I'm every portion of the state
was thoroughly discussed and r"nyid-
cred. and the reports from h various
sections showcd the affairs of the party
To- be I'm n highly satisfactory condi.
ton. Work for the campaign was as
signed various persons residing In dif-
fcrent parts OF the state. and prepare
tions were completed for carrying on a
vigorous campaign until the polls Gloss
In November.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
GOSPEL OF GOOD SEED CORN.

Parker, =. D.. Aug. li.-At Parker. Oc.
tober IL. there will be n corn meeting.
conducted by Professor i. g.. Holden,
OF the Iowa Agricultural college.
Professor Holden was the originate!
OF the gospel see corn train whioA
toured Iowa last winter and the win.
ter before. spreading lnformatica
among the farmers as TO the selectioH
and care Of their seed corn. Last yea.
about 5000. 900 acres OF corn were grow
Ia Iowa, and the average yield was
thlrty-six bushels. The year before q
was thirty-two bushels. This average
Yield means " bearing stalks to TIE
hi!l.
Professor Holden believes that by
the proper selection Of seed corn "A stand
OF corn can bc secured that Will grow
three stalks to the hill. This. OF couu
would add onc-third To the yield of tn,
state. since the lectures OF Profess
Holden and his trips owe the state l
his special seed corn gospel trains. iar
yield OF corn has been steadily !H-
creased.
BEGINNING this month. Profess.
Holden leaves the agronomy depart
ment OF the Iowa Agricultural collcgr
He will devote his time To the collcs-
extension work. which means that b. g.
To change from teaching farmer boy
I'm the college To teaching the farm'.
and his boy direct on the farm. He
believes that a great deal can be add
ed to the increase az the yield OF corr
next year by the dissemination ot b..
formation this year as how to sclc.
seed corn. lie believes that II 81 orly
n question az time until u perfect stand
OF corn. that ~. three perfect beariHs
stalks TO the hill. with three full-siy"'
EARS OF corr viii Toe secured.
ON the 18th OF October Profrssr-
Holden speaks nj Huron aud on the isil
at Flandreau.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
PROMINENT PRINTER DIES.
ed Holienbeek Passes Away Suddenly
at Sioux Falls.

SicuA Fails. =. d.. Aug. i5.-Heart
disease II supposed To have caused the
death OF Ed Hollcnbcck. a well known
member OF the local prcssmen's union,
who was found dead I'm bed this morn
ing. To remove all doubt as To the
cause Of his death. however. Coroner
Miller will hold an inquest. The dead
man for some time had been a press
man I'm the office OF the Forum. n local
newspaper.
The wife OF MIR. Hollcpbcck wen 10
Minneapolis a day or two ago 10 spend
q brief vacation. She ~ now there. but
all efforts TO communicate with her and
inform her Of the death OF her hus-
band have proved futile. as her street
number is unknown here.
The dead man. In addition to "A w!d-
ow. leaves a little son
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
NASH FOR PRECEDENT.

Brltton. :. H.. Az. iL.-Irasmuch
Dean Jones. oi Minneapolis. has q
clined to accept the appointment
president of the state university ~ "
million. the Brition Sentinel suggests
the state board Of regents inat IL
George W. Nash. former state SUPER
tendent Of public instruction and 90
president OF the state normal school
Aberdeen. be elevated to the position
president OF the state university. ~.
lessor Nash mas many friends ;hrous.
out the state who would be pleased
have him appointed 20 the position.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
cLoupeuRsT IN o

"Brldgcwater. :. d., Aug. ll.-liclv'
reaches here of "A ~cloudburst which u.
Cured seven miles southwest Of her
along Wolf Greek. late yesterday att.
noon. Rain fell In torrents for Wbo-
the space Of twenty minutes. noodiH'
the surrounding country n ra.slh'
the water In the creek four feet WIN.
thirty minutes time. several brldk'
were swept away by the force Of 'h'
current. and numerous grades wIshr
out. leaving the roads impossible. p.'
farmer reports the logs OF his hog -
ture together with several hcgs VII
were swept bodily down the creek.
Small grain had bee largely cut y
the vicinity OF the storm.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

our fruit. vegetable and nut crop OF
1906. required the service OF over a hun
drcd million crates. Laid end To end.
each touching It's ~ueighbor. these crates
would encirclc the earth az the equator
three and onc-half iimcs. they would
easily hold our national annual yield OF
wheat: they would make a pile with n
base the size OF n big Office building.
higher than rhc WORLDS most lofty
mountain. Texas alone uses enough
crates To- reach across the United States
Ave times. and Georgia Is not Tar be-
hind.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
SUDDEN DEATH OF PIONEER.

Parker. =. D.. Aug. ii-Hiram Tnis
aged " years. u pioneer - tNls county
and owner of 36o acres 90 IIo ftYf..
lpnd died yesterday, H. btI GliN,u
the binder the day bcfuf, ;ud uHI r..
tired iu apparently Eout Ia l'h. Tic
was allowed 10 sleep t1e next uu'~I.a-
untIl near noon when u ~Hy W.. ug-
cred that ne had ll"l
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

There are more thar 10000 estab-
iishmcnts In the country for raising
early vegetable plants under glass.
Within a radius % fifteen miles OF
Boston there are nearly 1000. 900 square
feet Of glass used In forcing vegetables.
Near. Providence. II. J.. are fully ten
acres Of glass FOR the same purpose.
The suburbs OF New York. Chicago and
other big cities use nearly 5000. 900
square feet Of glass for strictly vcget-
able and early fruit culture. n the
glass alone used In nus forcing nature
Is worth millions.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
POSSE AFTER HORSE THIEVES.

Sturgi-. 8. D.. Aus. is-iivrF- iA!',r
Saturday nlrht broke into ;h" pasture az
l.. Crowdcn. north 81 sturE,s. a.I siJ"
seven head of horses. \ pDFsr ~ I..,,a
mcr, with sheriff Brown 80 "a. isrsG. In.
mcdiatciy started ln purv,ii INd t,tarl'!
yesterday with nyr head u ~ 500.
vicinity % Bear Bu'tw. III oiHt' SO
horses. saddle ponies. urc sin! m.ssiua. so
trace OF the thieves itaS lvrr g.a...
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
FEDERAL PRISONER ESCAPES

Aberdeen. :. ID. Aug. ii-chas. r.
bias. who was arrested at Bradlr
July 10 on "A charge ~ robbing an
burning "A mail pouch stolen from 's
Milwaukee station at that place. mae
hts escape from the county Jail Tue
day evening. IL IL believed that FRIEND
passed n skeleton key to him ihr"bH
= window.
Tobias had a hearing before Unite
states Commissioner Wallace. OF iN.
city. and was bound ovcr In the sum d
$4,000 for appearance ~ the next ter.
ul the United States court at Dral
wood. Failing Co furnish The bonds, p
was committed 10 the couaty JAIL D
this city.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
HAND SHOT OFF.
Black Hills Farmer Loses Member r,
the ReauIt Of m Accident.

siurgis. S. ID. "a Ia Mead. COUNTY
farmer living near here named TRACY,
lost his right hand yesterday a. the 90.
cult Of b accidental ~dlscharg, 81 % shot.
gun. He was cleaning the gun wE,u d:
dropped 10 the naor. cHus!gg ~, 49,.
charge.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

President Hndlcy. addressing n bus
iness meeting ~ h Yale alumni the
other day. spoke Warmly az Professor
Lounsbury's scholarship and of his
humor. telling a little story To- Illustrate
the latter quality. While lccturing ON.
warm day. Professor Lounsbury was
greatly annoyed by the rrstivcncss of
some Of the students, FrOwnS and
chances were 81 no avail, and inatten-
ton spread. until finally. pansing In his
lecture. Professor LounSbury adminis-
tered n Enthusiastically whimsical re-
bukc: Bear with me "A little longer.
gentlemen" he said. II still have a few
more pearls 10 east"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

Tho German emperor. who recently
added a Spanish uniform TO MS STOCK
~ clothes. has the biggest wardrobe ui
any sovereign In the world. \ valet
gifted with special knowledge Is dep
uted 90 loot after the Hohcn2ollcrn coll
lection Of uniforms. which Is "A truly
enormous one. and this man has so well
studied his masters treasures that no
matter In what guisc the kaiser may
wish. To appear he can ut once produce
the uniform.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
ENDS LIFE FOR TRIVIAL CAUSE.
Tooshaehe Responsible fer Suicide Of
Prominent DakatAn.T

flcadwood. $. H.. Apg. ls.1Aiter shf-
fcfing two weeks from .sscENgqliOi;
pain caused bS aa liberated : Mouth
which. daned the best urdieIl Ssaiil,
John Blatchford. for nineteen years SUI
p~erInteadent. 0f T.. II. Rnrrman's Gold
en- Reward mine NJ Terry. ntAr Dead
wood. blew out. his brains with @ re-
volver at his home.
Mr.. B%latchford was 20 years old and
n thirty-second degree Mason. lie wat
one OF the best Known mining men In
the west. He leaves a widow ana siN
children.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
POPULAR TEACHER LEAVES.

Yankton. =. D.. Aug. i3.-Profcssor
Henry r. Smith. who has had charge
OF the department or Latin In Yankton
college for the past three years. left
Tuesday. with his wife, for Colorado
Springs where he "A accepted n posi-
tion IN Colorado college. Professor
Smiths work In his new field VIII be
the teaching OF bible. opening "a new
college department OF bible study In
that institution. Colorado college IN
very large nnd important institution
ana Professor Smiths appointment In
a marked advance In his career ms "A
teacher: II In moreover "A work for
which he IL amply qualified In scholar
ship and teaching power
Professor Smith and his wife have
been very popular In the college and
community and they leave "A wide cir
Gle OF friends. Professor Smiths sue
cesSor In the department OF Latin In
Ynnkton college VIII be Professor Mar
win v. Bennett. who has just completed
three years OF post graduate classical
study in Vanderbilt and Columbia uni
yersitIes. New York.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

The Bank Of France. the largest
hoarier OF gold ncx TO the United
States treasury has In It's vaults today
nearly 5000. Ooo. 600 of the precious metal:
two years ago II had 1885, .0cO. 900. and In
1900. when Paris began slowly TO forge
ahead OF London ~ the center OF larg-
est money supply. the institution held
only ygs5. 600. 600.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
MONTGOMERY GOES TO LEAD.
Aberdeen Rector viii Take Place c;
Ware, Of Land Fraud Fame.

Aberdeen. :. D.. Aug. k.-I;ev. Mar.
shall 4. Montgomery. rector @! 81.
MARKS Episcopal church. mas resigned
ana VIII leave for Lad and DfadwOoL
&. D.. O,tosrg !. Tire cali WAS extend.
ell from TIE Elac% Hi!.F church about
eight wcc&s ago, Int refused. Another
has leon made an. this time. acting
on tire earnest wish OF Bishop Hare.
49,. A~.onl~orcs" has Decided To- accept
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

The local option clauses OF the New
York LIQUOR tax law apply Il $50 "
The. law went into effect on March -,
1896. At that time there were 2S3 dry
towns IN the state. The number grad
ually declined until January ], 1898.
when n was &c. ON January ], 1909, IL
was ZIG. aud on May /, 1902. 2Ss: ON
May /. 1908. gSi. ana on May !. 1906.
~.S3-cxaC,ly the same number nS NJ
the time o1 the adoption OF tho present
LIQUOR law.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

Boston, M~ass--John Lovett. known
TO every Harvard man and throughout
the college world generally as John
the Orangcman." died at the Massa-
chuse,ts general hospital sunday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

The population of France Is about 90.
100000 people. the wealth OF France Is
nearly So. 600. 0O0. coo. Robert y. skin
ner. United States consul nj Marse!lleH.
In some recent statistics. hows how
evenly this wealth ~ distributed. The
number of estates administered In 1904
WAS 3ai. u.s.. and OF these onc-hnlf were
for values anging from less n $4,000
10 n little under 500. 600. Only three
were over SO. COO. 600.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

chieaao-Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter
Nas killed and several others injured
when an automobile was hit BY az
electric car Sunday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

london-Thc japanese government
seems disposed To- view with compoEure
the killing 81 the i've japanese pouch
crs on ~. Paul island by Americans.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

Though prohibited by law. cock
nghting IL still indaTpcd In secretly IN
the English Black country and I'm some
parts ~ Lancashire aud Yorkshire. But
in Cape Colony. pyhci, the law docs not
touch tho "pastimPyfi 'nourishcs with
something OF The prosperity that sur
rounded "a In England a century ago.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

People make a great mistake Rs &c
the prevalence of English on the ron
tinent. says the Rev. a. y. Cooper In
Chambers journal. In my walk 10
Rome. IA journey ~ some 300 mlles. I
only once met a man on the roaA who
could speak E:nyhxh. aES he was the
only man who legged Of me-"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

The Cape TO Cairo railway has just
reached q point In Africa 3F miles
north OF Victoria Falls and 2,ol6 miles
from Cape Town. Thc ISL miles from
Kolomo To Broken Hill were con-
structcd I'm $40 days. ON nine
days. however. no work was done. So
that the rails were actually laid nj the
rate ~ ovcr "a mile "A day. From 5000
10 1000 natives are constantly en-
ployed. and about $50 whites.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16
INJURED,

Fort Worth. TEX. AGs 1.-Two l6gf
Island, passenger trains cvli ~ rl "a;
yards today inJuring fifteen persgi,s.
two seriously. both being Texans.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

Denver. colo.-A movement IL sal,
60 he on foot Co have senator w.
Clark. of Montana. as the running mat
for AIR. Bryan.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

Washington. D. ~c.-January I Is now
the date liked at the war department
for Charles r. Magoon Ia 80 To the
Philippines as vice governor.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-16

I'm the only man In the world who
can sing n song standing OIL my head ir
a bucket OF water" said James Collier.
when charged with Nagrancy In the po-
lice court OF Grimsby. England. the { b
er day. lie was discharged on his prom.
Use TO leave town. but before leaving did
n rurglIrg solo for the benefit of and 10
the admiration ~ the police.