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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF TIRE WEEK IN a CON
DEs.sss.D FORM
Many Are Held for Mnrier-Nhoie-
sale Arrests Are Made at si"'iA
EaIs-scorc OF Me and -Four
Nunaen Arc Suspected.

sensation was created ut Sioux
Falls Monday when Il became KNOWN
tina the police had arrested twenty
rnen and four women on SUSPICION "
being implicated In or knowing some
thing concerning the supposed murEeF
Of Christopher Sven. a farmer whose
home was near humboldt. and VINO
disappeared in Sioux Fails several
weeks ago.
Il developed Monday thai Tor the
past two weeks Edward j. hafSfoNe.
q detective connected with u wen
known Chicago private detective
agency, has been working on the case
He mixed freely with the Two dozen
persons who We're arrested ana II Is
alleged secured evidence which may
fasten upon som of those under az
rest the crime OF making away WITH
Sven
Since the disappearance Of the farm
er not the slightest trace VI INN or ms
has been found
Monday the1 police were nusS
.'sweating" thu4e under arrest. but III
formation concerning the result Is
withheld for the present
Among those now under arrest are
M. n. Connolly. q III
whose place Sven was last seen awe
Alien McMannis, Karl kIuTnaS, FeteF
Anderson. Charles Gilmore, Herman
Padul, William. Clark. butts KIM
dred, George Sprasue, William baoD'
Davey Jones and Fred De Armonde'
freguenters of the Connolly saloon,
E ~Tzirruiiu. Il woman VINO Keeps &
resort in Main Avenue: CIeo Gage
wife Of "nyaaa.:te" Gage : @ecS-
driver; Grace Wilson, and another
woma who's name has not been dis
closed by the police.
Not the slightest trace Of Sven mas
even been found.
The saloon in which Sven was last
seen has borne an uneneiabIe reputa-
ton among the police. a crowd on
loafers, who do not scruple at roll
ing drunken men, make the place
their headquarters.
The Faircniid woman a
rooming house and resort oNer Con-
neiiy.s saloon. David Jones, one OF
the men under arrest, was & witness
In the Darlington murder trial several
rs age. He was the MAJ responsl-
Bile for the discovery by h police OF
the body OF Erickson, the boy wautn
Darlington murdered.
4 Fred De ArInonde. another al the
prisoners, is q waiter, We'll known IN
Sioux City.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
6H0WS
@IlEdS

A new law in Wisconsin provides for
annual conventions of district school
boards
In Ohio there are SIX school men in the
Legislature, three Senators and three
Representatives
A subcommittee of the board of edu-
cation at Waterbury, Conn, hss formu-
lated a bill which is to be submitted 10
the next session of the Legislature in that
State, and which is designed to establish
a tenure of Office for teachers. The meas
ure provides that superintendents- prin-
cipals, and teachers within the jurisdie-
ton of the hoard of education who have
been in the service for a minimum of
three years, shall no be dismissed except
for cause. Dismissal can then be effect
ed only by a two-thirds vote of the board.
The three years are designed to be a pro-
stationary period. Under the proposed act
the board fixes the salaries, which may
be incres sed from time to time. but NOT
reduced. The measure also provides -
a teachers retirement fund.
Sergius Witte. the Russian premier.
has presented the Columbian university
with copies of all the Russian state pa
pers now in print, dating back as far rs
1907.
In Switzerland. which shares with
Scotland the distinction of being the best
educated country in the world, the ear'l-
eat school age is seven.
DIR. Il. w. Scripture. who has been
making researches in phonetics under a
Smithsonian Institution grant, has secur-
cd a g~ramophone record of the voice of
Emperor William Of Germany.
In Southhroagh, England, in order
10 promote better attendance Of children
Ht tho schools, The authorities have taken
to giving prizes to the parents OF the
mest punctual pupils. The plan Is said
10 wotk very successfully.
Sixty thousand children have registered
fes sehoel In Porto Rico. a gain of S5,-
/ 100 since The American occupation. There
are ftNb,taA) children yet unprovidcd for.
| ihe Islands fevehues being insufficient
tUs tin establishment Of murc schools.
Aiuesa 4 number Ut Gifts announced at
| ms annual meeting OF Columbia univer-
| slty ifnstsps III. largest was that Of
xffaIUEsi tsuai Mfs. Maria II. Williamson
| IA Nav york 10 establish a psotessors,ip
81 fie efialh and Hrew,l Of civilization
III iaetiefs OF Edward Il, Carpenter.
aesfEe h%iumsAthat, 4 banker. rave $lO1.-
faHi ti. .t- Increment 1. a ys.air Vi pcli-
fies WITH The ebjeei u pfviae inss.uc.ion
N e6yetHNttlt aud e~itlscashtn
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
MYSTERY IN
IAansas Norman Travelling in South
EotIud Dead in Cemetery.

b Shreveport, La: The dead body Of
Mrs- John Saglio. aged S5 years. Of
Kansas Cay. Kan. who arrived mere
TUESDAY night sn route to Lecomple-
La. to ioiR her husband. was found
near Potter,s field In Greenwood GEN.
etery Thursday morning. hsr face bad
ly bruised VA a reps around her meek.
Investigation by the coroner showed
that Mrs SaSiio had been murdered,
death having resulted from strangula-
ton.
Charles serEich, au Austrian. is be
ing held as a suspect, and others are
supposed to have been connected with
the murder. The woman was neither
robbed nor Elistreatsd. and no motive
be assigned which might have
sprs,mpteti the crIsns
Money and a trunk check over the
Kansas City Southern Railway from
Kansas City to Lecompte We're found
in her pocket
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
DEATH TO HUNDREDS
LAS MES PERISH IN FRENCH
MINE DISASTER.
elatson rs Profoundly shocked by
GaGnltud1 Of Disaster, Which Is
&said 10 BE she Morst Ira the History
~ sGoaffneDtsl aiL,ing.

pa rig mining casasfrophe OF II.-
e.Ic,,lahla ha.rar and ,,asaitud. has
.fricksn the great coal center Of
rorthern Frsn.se An explosion OF
~ o.clock SATURDAY. morn
5nx cartel death and destruction
shrou1hnut the n.tyvork Of coal mines
1sentsrad al raurrtare and IRE follow
ri the axnIosiop rescue diff
cu,t and almost Inaccessible.
The intense excitement and confG-
don In tn. vicinity prevented early as-
timafas ~ tie .exae, loss OF Ike. but
= dispatch received here nj 4.35 u. nj.
xsre miners ana prob
81 lost. AL s:45 o'clock Saturday
evening a brief dispatch from Lille
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
NINE ESCAPE DEATH AT SEA.
Crew of Schooner is Rescued After
cilngilig 80 Rigging -Four Days

EEi1abeth. n y. Capt. Henry
Dodge. or Portland. Me. and eight
me of the cfes Of the schooner Eliza
J. Pendieton, wrecked o miles south
east OF Fire island, were landed at
Eitzabethpcrt by the schooner Anna
K Bishop. The ship-wrscked crew
was rescued on the evening OF March
9 after being nearly our days without
food or water.
Ths PeEclsson was struck by q .nle
Feb. q ard disabled. The cabin filled
and the food was ash away. With
It's rigging gone, the Fendieton began
20 drift far out VI the path OF steam
srs or sailing vessels Late on March
z Capt Bowen who himself had been
driven out OF his course, found the
Sendieson. almost completely Sub
merged.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
FOUND DEAD ON TRACK.
Farm Hand Believed TO Have Been
Killed by Train.

j w. kristo, a mason by trade, VINO
has been making his home with d
farmer east OF Bridgewater, left that
town at a late hour Thursday night
on foot. following the railroad track
and was found dead alongside thu
track at an early hour Friday morn
ing with a badly bruised and broken
leg and one arm severely wrenched-
As to the manner Of death no u
knows, but owing TO the intoxicated
condition of the man at the time OF
leaving town il is supposed that ne
WAS either hit by d passing train OF
fell off rhe enbankment.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
HsDIsoN-s BIG FIRE LOSS.
Masonic Temple and stoels i1
Practically DESTROYED. r ]


The Masonic Temple block IRE AT
Madison WAS one of tine most disasT
trous in dollars and cents that eVeroS
Cured there. The building was q
thr..e-stOry one. 52-foot front. owned
Jointly by j. j. Fitzgerald, with d
large stock OF general m~erchAiiuiSt'
and Schultz & Ketcham. with 4 stock
of drugs, Fitzgerald mad 4 S9'ooo o'
$40 0 stock, which is Il Ola loss
insurance on stock, 5000, and or
building. $1,000. Schutz & ket1haTii
mad q $4,000 stock, with INSURANCE.
of $4,000. Drs. Clough & FrudenfleIu
had a loss Of 5000, with insurance VI
sI.504. IIoidFidge & son value their
law office library and fixtures al S5'-
GOO. a large portion Of the library
was saved.
The Masonic lodge room on the
third floor was entirely burned TO
gether with the lodge parapherilaIia.
Insurance on the building Of SS,VoV
was carried by the Masons.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
NAAM@LaN@
EHls9n;@i;isI
Enxors Trade Schools.

The Labor Champion OF Topeka. Kan.
In Il recent issue prints a first page art
Gle entitled Labor Men Favor IrAas
Schools" In part IT reads
Tbs question in which the Phi!ndel-
phia Board Of Education Is most interest
ed Just now is whether or not m%echauical
trade schools shall be established and kept
under the management Of the board. The
matter was brought up by Murrel Date
bins at the last meeting OF the bnsrd.
and was referred to the committee ~
special schools. Dr. Mackintyre, the
chairman. expects to call q special meet
ing TO consider the question. Meanwhile,
Mr.. Dobbins has been busy ascertaluine
The opinions MOI only Of the members Of
che board, but of the labor unions, and
Of prominent manufacturers in Philade+-
ptia and New York. Mr.. Dohbins snld:
"A fabor man came TO me the other
day and told me that he hoped we could
work that trade school plan. h sand
that what the trade unions wanted more
tha anything else was capable Americas
mechanics. And since then I've had CON-
plunications from the carpenters, ihe
plumbers, the bricklayers and the build
ers' unions, giving me their hearty SUP
port
Ninety per cent of our capable me
chanics are foreigners. Do you know
why that is? 1t is because they nave put
lie trade schools in Italy, France. Ger
many and England, and they teach the
boys a trade. When ] was in Boston
the other day l went out to the Charles
town p~enitentiary and asked them if they
had many mechanics there. The warden
s,id they hadn't N that men wiki q
trade didn't get TO prison. It's the same
way with our peniteutiary he-e."
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
physician pics IN s,1sisc.

Hartford City. Ind pr. r. H-t-
son, so years old, q well Known ard
rich physician here, WAS found dead
in his office Thursday evening BY DR.
George Gasssl and wife He MO been
dead twenty-four hours The body
was partly disrobed and Was lsaEsg ta
the door In the rear Of the office.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Girl Blinded b, BIatpin.

Chicago. While dressing I'm SsIe
cloak room OF the Haywood sesssoi Ell
va Clyde. , years old, daughter of M
~. clyde. was blinde IN eNse eys Ssae
ran against another girl as the latter
was adjusting u pin In her hat. fsle
pin penetrated the pupil VI Essas
left eye.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Killed by Kerosene Fumes.

AS d result of inhaling fumes from
q erosene lamp, which had exploded,
Mike CroninL one of the oldest and
best known prospectors in the south
ern Hills. died at his home in Key
stone. He was about Sc years of age
and had spent h early years of his
life n western Canada Afterwards
he lived in Michigan. He came &c
the Black Hills in 1876.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
M0Yed q Church.

Reliance, which is one of the new
towns on the Chamberlain-Black Hills
extension of the Milwaukee Railroad,
now has one of the finest Catholic
church buildings in western South
Dakota. Tho structure has just been
moved there from the old town Of
DirkStown.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Grant County Bonds.

At q special meeting of the board
of county commissioners held in Mil
bank Tuesday. sS0.400 of Grant Coun-
ty refunding bonds We're sold at pan
and 4 per cent interest, the old bonds
drew 5R per cent. This reduction
in interest Will effect a reduction in
county expenses.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Hospital Patient Commits Suicide

Joseph Hubbard, best known as Joe
Bush. committed suicide at ST Jo-
seph's hospital In Deadwood by drink
ing cyanide of potassium II rs be
reyed that an Illness from which he
1slt he would mot recover pfeyed up
on his mind and caused him 10 take
his life. He was an expert
end a member OF h Hills pioneers,
having come TO the Hills IN August
1876.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16

John Morris lost his right foot at
Reliance "Wednesday night. He mac
borrowed a ride on q freight train,
got out on the wrong side of the car
and YVES crawling under the train to
go up into town unobserved by the
train crew. OF course t1e train start
ed-and john As a cripple for life. The
fare would have been less than 81. He
has a claim five piiIes north OF Reft-
ance: his family are in Frankfort
Sptuk County.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Electric Light Plant at Wagner.

John Absher, OF Wagner, s. ID, is
contemplating the erection of an cleo
tric light plant at that place. He is
practically certain Of securing enough
Guaranteed subscribers to make the
plant a paying investment and II is sx-
pected that work Will be started on
the new system oon
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16

The farmers of the eastern part OF
Douglas County are engaged in haul
ing telephone poles south n east OF
belmont for the construction Of g tele-
phone line from that point over the
line into Charles dix County, with its
ultimate destination Wagner. in thai
county.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
FIRE Al LAKE PRESTON.
Elevator. Grain and Coal Sheds Are
DestruyeI-Loss $4,000.

About = o'clock Sunday morning the
elevator belonging to the Atlas EIe-
vator Company was discovered to De
on fire. The origin of the fire started
in the office. How il could have caught
is one Of the mysteries that probably
will never be solved. There was q
hard coal stove in the Office. with a
fire In il. but no one thinks fire could
start from that
The property was g total loss as the
whole building was one fire when dis-
covered. There were about S,Oee
bushels OF grain-wheat, oats, barley
and fax-in the elevator. The coal
sheds that joined were also burned
with from IS to 100 tons of coal.
The loss on the elevator viii be
about $1,000, besides the loss Of the
grain.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
HuI,bafd Es4eased ON Bond.

III. l.. Hubbard. charged with the
killing OF c. W. Cakebread and sent
10 the penitentiary for fifteen years.
and who was recently granted a new
trisl by h supreme court, has been
released from the Aberdeen Jail on
bond OF $1,000. Hubbard's second
trial will occur during the term of cir
cult court tor Readle County. which
conyenes on the 18th.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16

Troop 3, of Pierre, is stirred up
over charges against First Lieutenant
Notmeyer, who is charged by some
OF the members with taking advantage
of a. small attendance at a meeting of
the troop to secure the authorization
OF the sale Of real estate owned by the
organization.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16

a Salem special says: John Ander-
son, a young man who has lived in
this neighborhood q number of years,
doing odd jobs and working on the
farm, went insane and was placed in
the county jail for safe keeping until
the board of insanity a meet and
pass upon his case. The cause OF the
insanity is said to have been q love af.
fair.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
WILD PLCNGE OF ENGINE.
TnsaDe Fireman Drives Machine
Through Brick Nail

East ST Louis. Hi. Seized With a
sudden frenzy. Charles Guepther. until
recently employed as q fireman At ths
plant " the American Steel Foundry
suddenly spFang aboard = locomotive
standing on q sidetrack near the es-
s~abiishmeart Friday. 5erksd pen tsae
throttle and sent the engine plungiug
ahead
II jumped thetFackassd tore through
a so~urteen-inch brick wall and came
to q stop by crashing into heavy ua-
eIrinery inside the worxs-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
BIG san FRANCISCO FIR.
An Estimated Loss of S.ao,o0O in the
Business District

San Francisco. Fire Friday ftIgnr
In q fve-story stone eutldirss AZ 81
Sansome Street caused q loss 81 sysr
$T56,eGo. This fire started on tlls
third foor of the store room Of Edla-
ninghan, Curtis & welsh. wholesale
s-sationsrs, and before the tiresissn ar
rived tte fire had spread 20 tins f3opE
above. In a short Sisne tkse tlteh floor
was abEaze and the rresrssn mad great
troubls owing 10 sile insanlnaabie
condition OF the contents There Sere
no serious accidents.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Not HeId for LIQUOR Selling.

John Schoenborn, the aged man
vho was brought TO Aberdeen from
Frank, In Day County, on h charge
OF selling Hauor at retail without a
government license, was discharged
BY United states Commissioner Will
fam Wallace, Other arrests may fol-
low over the affair, however.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Rv.y, Of I.andseekers.

One hundred cars of Immigrants
passed through Salem going into
ties to the north of there. This 10
only on one line OF road into the state
and one branch Of the lire at that.
This indicates the largest immigration
20 the Dakotas I'm years.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Editor Alien to Leave.

A. p Allen. for many years editor
and publisher Of the yoIga Tribune. is
preparing to leave South Dakota Mr..
Allen offers for sale his Newspaper
plant and real estate IN voiga. and as
signs as reason for 20 doing that his
wife's health Is seriously impaired.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
TO Ned Watdorf Aston,

RichInon5, Va. X WAS announced
here Thurxday by one Of her family
that Mrs Robert shaw. nee Lang
horne, sisser OF Mrs Charles Dana
Gibson, Is engaged 70 be married 10
waldorf AstSr, son OF William WAL
tori Asta-. Of london.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Patents for Final Land Purchases.

Tbs state land department at Pierre
has issued sixty-one patents to final
purchasers of state lands for the
mouth of February. These patents
We're we'll scattered over parts of the
state where such lands have been
sold, no great number going TO any
one county.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Leo mt pierre o 10 Go Out.

Rivermen at Pierre expect the Ice to
run out of the river almost any time
now unless colder weather comes to
prevent it. The ice is in such a
shaky condition that 10 crossing Is
attempted by tootmen. A few teams
ys-fatursd across Thursday. put such
action was locked upon as extremely
foolhardy and playing chances with
death.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Boy Crushed by Log.

At Rapid City the 10-year-old
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fredin was killed
Friday. He was playing with SOM
other children Dea some logs when
n OF h logs rolled ver knocking
the child down and crushing him.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16

Cleveland, o. Fire In the FOUR
s&ory brick building occupied BY the
Cleveland Homeopathic Medical Col
ale9e. adjacent % the Huron Streei
jlhoepfeAl, where sewers hundred pa
shtents WeFe confined N beds, almost
tnensed 3 panic,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
p-,.v,o.,. Fanatlc Is Arr.~ted.

The authorities of Walworth coun-
y, where a band Of religious fanatics
have caused endless trouble for some
have been prompt to act in the
case OF Jacob Merkel, the leader OF
the fanatics, who may be committed
70 an insane asylum
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
For WrtIpg Ohjessioaahse Noses-

Bloomington, ILL., Herman Euhi.
HAIRY Martin. and MaTshail Ksssler,
~ Atnonk. we're held 10 the federal
grand jury Wednasday charged with
writing Objectionable letters 10 Miss
Anna Busi and Anna Wheeler, 81
Ntnonk.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
TO Protect River Front.

The government engineers are hay-
ing s&-f5ot pffins drawn TO n river
at Elk Point for protection work to
complete the wig dams as soon as the
river IL free from ice.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16

The s-year-old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs.. Beppet- prominent residents OF
charles Nix County, met is death In q
REGULAR manner While playing with
some corn the child placed os4 * fhe
Aernels In its mouth. Tsfais tiesasa@
aodxad in the wnd pipe, 2szd tae @Assd
etraEgled to death.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Long service rs Carrier.

TIL recent resignation Of Warren w.
Pay. Of Arlington. as mail carrier on
rural free delivery route No. i, Kings
bury County, closes a career OF almost
FORTY q in Uncle Sans service.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Student Accidentally ilessrocnted.

schenectady. n. r.; Before the
eyes Of his classmates, WHO were
watching ar experiment In which he
had yofunteered, Paul Wait. o Junior
md q student of h esestrtcal enEf-
neering course Ia Union Colloge, was
killed by electricity
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Hesi fpr lsphslax Wae.en

MspomtEes. Mich a sensation IN
been eaEsed here ny the arFest Of Ed
ward Mcintyre. aiiae !, MeArfhHF, Or
Milwaukee McIntyre n alleged 70
have rpbked one Homansan attempt
ed tO rob another,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Cprxese Tor 1aiIicr Post0fNce.

The present i~ncufnber OF the pcsts
Office at Miller refuses 70 be = eandi-
dafe Tor & third term. In consequences
- which therc are already thrse cans
atdafes ont for b posiuon. ssith nttse-
s-.- pfsses.f fns
camssnt,s term expires Jan. ! hsaa
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
plans for SUNDAY SCHOOL Convensios

Rev. r. p. Leach, OF Sioux Falls.
secretary OF the State Sunday School
Association. that prepare
tiers already are under way for the
ne.t auEsai convention OF the ssocia.
ZION, which viii be held at WATERFOWL
IN asy 1870 next.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
Arci,iasllop O,Bri~n Dead.

Halifax, n. s.; Archbishop O,Brtefs,
OF the Roman Catholic dtoeess ~ So-
IA Scotia, Prines Edward island and
Bermuda, died suddenly here Friday
night. Death Bas due 70 apoPiexy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16

.Etds will bs opened sensthe 18th OF
March for the construction of a new
brick building at the Indian school at
pierre. This building when complet-
ed will greatly increase the capacity
OF the school. which has been com-
PEELED to turn away pupils for several
years on account Of lack OF room.
j. c. Coleman. q negro preacher ut
Oil City. Pa. who has bee In sarrc&
sponeence with people In Pierre.
writes that after Investigation OF the
homestead sections OF the country In
siGercnt states he and II colony Of his
neo,le who Will come With him have
.citst that STANLEY County WITH come
Eeater filling their WANTS thin any 9th.
er section thai has eeef, investigated,
ana that ne can bc expected Ia cume
out with his cnlony early this spring
They desire 10 get II location where
they eau I'LL homestead TEAR toEettteti
the temporary bridge which hhs
been ,asea ts the Nottt,w estatn read
to cross their suptsiies 10 the west side
OF the Mlssnial nj rletse Hits besii
taken out rte rails ana alt the Tin
hers dowti te tie eiiIhk IN t.einE sieaf4
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usaIn ttanftel ut the atFt4tisi. fiae
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