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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Ginbaltsbefrbl gsgen 6eurrberiifjr.
runss @eieIlidaiieH,
,Neleplle. sSl.. I8. 3

Der bipiige 9reisridter Moore err.
iieB bente einen perni1neuien Sin.
balisbciebl. ser e5 oeu 10 in Oieient
5taate @eihdite treibenoeu Seuer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oerbietet,
ibre gioten nod einem aeuleinidlaitIi.
den le5ereintonrmen felt1nieegu mo
enlen Jog. Soint gl5ent 81 unter-
balten.
Die oiesbe5iigIihe alose piroe i'm
Suni 1902 BON oem oamaliqen @e-
nerdlanmalt Samlin eingereimt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
@rOEartiae qeiltuuo.
Gan Hraneiseo. Cad. 11. s

-NN DtNNtt3VUf WuI'f H. III.
Cine sroBortige 2eiiiuna IN ora6t.
loier Ielegrnpbie un0 5ugleih einen
neuen Retoro berihtet oie uniieo
@ireleB 9elegrnpb Gompanp, Die
BON tbrer Station aui Ruiiian S,n
in 6ieier Stoot Ietie 1adt nit 0et
citation aui Der Jnfel Oahu BON Der
Sauaiiihen Gritpbe in Ber5iuouns
trut un0 LANCER nls 5iDeiStuuoenIang
NIT ibr DepeibeH ipehieIte. Die
gntfernung Don bier 5is SonOIulu
5ets6at 22co UleiIen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
amtlidl Ssmsntirt.
g9aihin1 lion. t4. Qftober

ggalbl1 zion, IA. Dftober.
Ser Getretar oes @rdiioenten
Rooiepelt 0ementirte beiite I'M glui.
trage oes 2anoesoaters anis gutifie.
0enite. Die BON Gam @ompers. Dem
Braiioenten Der nAmerieoH 6eoera.
tion Of 2abor" un0 bonn Semofrati,
iden 9ationalfomiie perbreitete 9ah.
riht, oaB Dem BrGiiOenten Der
.Snternntion1l 9lFociation Of Gong.
i6oremen", Goniel s. 0eeie, BON
9looieOelt Der Boiten 6es General.
Girnpauoernngs aouuniiidrs augebo-
ten woroen mare, menn er iid fir
Eat erfl1ren tDiir0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
gIrftrnEntipnirt.
NlidlmonN. Nn.. t3. NJ

9iihmonO. ga. 10. Oft.
Seute iano bier Oie erlte Sinrih.
tung mittelS @leftrbitGt itatt m0
slpor puroe Der gieaer @eoraeSmitb.
meIher meaeu oerbreheriihen Pin.
qriiis anf cine alte Game in 9ortS.
mouth 5um Sooe ueriyibeilt moroen
mar. aui Oieic @eiie oonI 2cben gum
So0e bci0rAert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Vdt bem sdreden saD0naeIOmmen.

SberbalO Der 5oiepb Gompau
9lDenue Itieben beute irub Ser 6errD.
Gampfer . lriel" nit oem tleiusn
SerrD. i5rahiboot .gHersp" guam.
men. Auf Dem eriteren befan0en iih
sur 9eit 100 UlaSden, bic iih CUR
ar6eit begu5en. mo 0erielben Sc.
mdhtiaie iih ioiori cine ihredIihe
qanif. Ter gemaununa gelaHg es
idlieBlih, Bic Wd0teH 81 6erubi9su
g2e5rere oerfelbeH 5atten ihIimme
gerIesunsen oaoonsetragen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
etreiE 81 ense.
9pnn, @laii., IA. Oft.

~ylttts -tLilv II. Iii.
Ter Streif Der 2eiitenmaher in
Sen bieligen 5dubfabrifen. ser ihoH
md6renO Der lssteu sDei s8ofeu
fnum mebr bemertbar mar. tDurOe
beute offisieu ais beenbigt erfldrt
uuo Die 9eute iUer6en OeHnddit bic
ar6eit nieber auiHebmeR. Die So.
iepb Gaunt Company. in 0ereH ia.
BRIT Der Streh urlpriinsli9 begaun,
BAT Sic bauptidhlihiten SorOGuHseH
ser ausiidnoiihen baUiuigt uno iid
bereii ertlari, bic anoern eingm
Stieosgeritt 81 unier5reiteH. 5n
Ben anSern 6abrifen, no Ser Streit
ipnputbiider 9atl1r mar, DerOeu bic
9eute rDieoer IN lire iriibereH Rlase
eiHseiesi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
@VlwaMtee, sOmntaS, OeN e. ofober 1908.

ReiuItnt elmer 3abnd5iliten Opera.
tion. Die 6rau bate iih am lebten
Samitag IA Sabine 3ieben laien glul
n1hiten Gage puroe tie frouf unO es
enhuidelteu iid SpnIpiome Ser
@lnuOiperre. Oie id5IieBlih oen EoO
herbeifiihrte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Gine srnaSbie.
ShenanOoab. SSolpa. 14. 0ft

SbenauOoab. Soma. IA. Oft.
Sarlep Bright. "a Sabre alt, itno
ieine @eliebte, Sie 15iabrige eitber
@oof, iinO toOt reip. tootIi6 periuun.
oct. oas ReiuItat elmer Siebestra.
sooie.
Ger 8orfan ereignete iih in Ssnl
9rrgbt'iden Saltie. no sic geioen
iih aleiu befanoen. 9Ius Sen ltinitan.
Den 81 idlieBen, id)oB 9rigbt Sos
91dodeu uro iagte iib oann cine
RugeI ourh oen aopi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Sine graaSbir.
@lacon. Mo, 18- 0ftober.

9aut elmer Depcihe aus @olos.
BERN begoIb iih bort Der Sarmer ,.
6. seaman nah Der 8iitrittsidule,
riei ieine beiOen, 10 unO y Sabre
olten So6ne berans. ihoB eiueu
to0t un0 benuunOete oen ouoeren
t6Otlid, porouf er lih cine 9u1el in
Sen aopf ihoB. @ns oeu @ann 81
Ser T6at pernnlaBte, lit nIdt Jc.
fnnnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
gamF asIdIORen.

ga Grange. Oregon, ~. Oft.
Die 5armers ano Eraoers 0otio.
nal gnnt oiinete belite ibre I5iiren
niht, un0 Elm Blafat fiinoiqte an,
ooB Die garf geihloiien bleibe. bis
Der 8antpriiier eintreiie. Ias s5n.
ititut lit nit 100000 fnpitaIiiirt.
8or 5mei @ohen betrugen Die 3epo.
liten $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Wodl ant a6aelanfen.
Glepelnn0. q. 13. NJ

6leDelarO. g., 13. OH.
Sier lit Die Ratrift einsetroffen.
6aB ,uei Bageu oes 1aftihen Spe.
aial,uaes beute frib rabe Sterling,
g., entgleiiteu. gs puroe Jtiemano
perlett unO mad elmer baIben Stuuoe
tonute Ridter Gait ieine Reiie tueiteS
fnrfieter
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
8nIammrnbrnd sincr sribHue.
yleIp glprf. ~. NJ.

Gin SbeiI Der Gribiine i'm 9aie.
bau.9sarf Oes Brighton gltblctic
CLUBS, in 9it gfeip gorf. Itiir3ie ac.
iteru gtahmitiog w1brenO eines
SpielS Elm unO truecn 5niiheu 2G
unO 80 geriouen idIiume gerletua.
gen oanon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
9n sidt.
nnnoInIn $500. "a Cftoher.

SonoIuIu. SarDaii, 13. Cfio5er.
Gas pon Samoa 5uriifte5reHSe
cmaHanrd3e 95a5ifItgeitsDaoer M.
ier BEN 9eebl 6es 4omrraIs SDia'
5arEe mar i'm $40 ubr 5eute 92or'
Jsn rod 20 g1eiIen Don bier enriernt.
Bon Fier f1hrt oas Gei5pDaoer na4
Ssn Grane.sce.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

Sstpeao. q. o.. 13. Sftober.

l9lOe9o. y. u is. ITToDef.
sSn ibrem eirliam eele9enen Sauie
purOen beute Oie oeutflen 6nrmer
ssobn unO Better 9obli 5ipei Sung.
aeieIlen, ais 9eiheu seiunOeu Sanoe
un6 SiiBe ser Mdnner maren geiei.
ieIt uno sic SdGoeI ourh gIrtbiebe
5ertriinrmert.
slniheineuO Iiegt gfaubmoro Dor
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
aonnte ben @erluit oes @eI6es nidjt
beridImersen.
Welu Yorf, u. Gftober.

SeSn einem BON ibm binterIaIienen
griefe fiinOigte GaoiO 6. Maarcus
an, oaB er iih Oas 2eben nebnen
perOe, noboem iehs mastirtq gdu.
Der i'm nm 1850 beralIbten, fuelhe
Summe er iih geborgt bate, Inn iein
@eihdft 81 OergroBern. 0arcus
9eihe fDuroe in ieinem 3inlmer in
Der 5irit aoenue gefunOen, no er
iih Ourh eiudtbmeu bon 2eudtgas
aef50tet hate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

goiton. t2. aa tiin

T'"FW - tut [
Der aapitdn G9onroe uno ieruula.
troien BON Ser gemannung porbris
tiiden Shooners oSiroco.s0p 3 I
Oenen man annabm. Oab iie bein 1.s
tergang hires Sd)ifies an Ger Qiiltc
bon 5lori0a tam /. Sftober) um's
9ebrH aetommen warcn. mur0en
beute pom 0anupier .Soratils" bier.
Der dcbrQdlt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
SaIfsarmsr filr ssrbien.
gSau g)orf. 13. OFT

@hhaeI Soanoipitih riiitet ieit Der.
eangenem NNntag bier clne Sreimil.
ligensglrmee iiir Serbieu ans DIS
ieet iiuo Oerielben bereits u 6reipil.
Iiae beiaetreten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Sfanssra. 81. Il Of

lSforFor1. 81, "A Etf
Carl unS GLmsaee ssames. s reIo.
= Sabre at it1rbea heate ploslih
rnA Ssn gsrniie Barihign-neliea
1asrfheirIib Iieat Elm
Faa sen 8ssziaEnDersfsgn3 Sog.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

treuer 0entofrat. Gr 1nOert ieins
gniihten unO 9rin5ipien in ie0et
8abl8ampague nnO lit aus 0ieien
@runoe Elm uuSuperI0iit9er 3aHOi-
0at. Siaaismann spnr er ME uHE
miro es audi ME iein."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Femer.
9isbee. qlri5ona. Il. Oft.

9JT-7lNNI O. FJIIItII = Ut
Cine 5euerbruuit 5eritorte nab.
reno oes glbenos einen Ibeil Der
Staot. einen Sha0en bon elmer bal.
ben Miaion Dollars anrihten0. Der
aroBte EbeiI ser 5eritorten @e6duoe
befanoen iib an Der Waoin Street
uno an ga6tle urto @lanlion Sia.
gs murOe ihIieblih notbpenoig, %.
Hanlit an5upenoen I'm benz Sort.
ihreiten bes 9ran6es einboIt 81 ge.
bieten.
2onoon, Qp., Ia. Oft.
synl @eihditstbeil Der Staot rid.
tete 5euer beute friib einen Sdaoen
oon uber $4,000 an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
9eHss serum ssseu Sn6srtuIOie.
Boris 13 OF

Ger BroieHor 9anueIongue bon
Der @ariier llniDeriitdt min Elm neues
Serum gegen bic Iu6erfuIoie ent.
oedt baben. Sci II geriuhen, rDeI4e
er nit Oemielben rornabm, erea5en
10 eia eilHit. .sts EeiaItat-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Efntr.
oerinaton. III. 18. DIl0ber.

2eTingion. a9., f3. Sttober.
Gie Crti6,aft GIi0e &aa, an Der
gbeiapeofe & C6io Bnbn, itebt in
5lammeH. gie 6dIfte Der Cr1hait,
Die etDa 1000 eiu,po6ner s1bIt, 1T
bsreits Elm maub ser 6Inmmen se.
poroen.
aarias gito. Wio., 13. Cfs.
Cine f5eurs5runit seritorte ben
geihTisiheil Don Bonner SptiHss.
aas. Der gerlult betr1gt etiua
10000. Bonner Springs Iiegt
unaefa5E % Wssisn iDsjtlib Don bie-.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
g6iCGgO Sieger.

Die 06nbs~ seDiunsn audi Sas &C.
itrise Spiel in Detroit unO iiuS TO-
nit Die Champions Scs eanSes
unO Seiieer Oes gsuanut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
RunSipsrrs mad sabHar5tIi6er Cps.
ration.
WeIoihPre. q. a. IA rfinher

Die % Sabre alte 5rcu aribar
BaIters itar5 beute bier an ben gol.
gen 6eE @unSipeEEe ani9einent bos
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-09
CONSERVATION LEAGUE
OF AMERICA FORMED

Chicago, Oct. 3.--The final organiza-
ton OF the Conservation League Of
America, of which President Roosevelt
is honorary president, and William j.
Bryan and William II. Taft, honorary
vice presidents, was completed by the
appointment of John Mitchell, late head
of the United Mine Workers of Ameri-
ca, and Gustav III. Schwab, of New
York, president of the National Council
OF Commerce, as vice presidents Of the
league. Walter L.. Fisher, of this city,
is active president.
The membership CT the league now
definitely includes the following organi-
cations:
The American Civic association.
The American Federation of Labor.
The American Forestry association.
The American Railway association.
Farmers National congress.
Interstate Inland waterway.
Interstate Mississippi River Improve
ment n Levee association.
Lakes-to-tbe-Gulf Deep Waterways
association.
Mining Congress of America.
Missouri Valley Improvement asso-
citation.
National Association of Real Estate
Exchanges.
National Civic Federation.
National Geographic society.
National Fire Protection association.
National Rivers and Harbors Cons
gress.
Ohio Valley improvement association.
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
association.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-09
SPURIOUS MAPS OUT
SHOWING TOWN SITES
NOT YET LOCATED

Dallas, :. D.. Sept. 30.-Because of
the fact that a great many maps pur-
ported to be correct plans Of Trip
county. showing the allotments to In
dams some OF which have not yet been
approved by the government n pur-
porting to show the locations of the
several government townsites, Judge ].
w. Witten, superintendent of the OPEN
ing, has stated that as a matter of
tact the secretary of The interior has
not, as yet. made any reservation for
townstte purposes and the commissions
er Of the general land office has notified
Judge Wilton hat his Office has In no
wav recognized any OF the proposed
townsites and has directed Judge Wit
ten TO make and report such investiga-
ton and inspection as viii be helpful
TO the secretary in making reservations
for townsite purposes. The secretary
will. as directed by the act of congress.
hereafter reserve from these lands such
tracts for townsite purposes as in his
opinion may be required for future
public interests. These tracts will be
surveyed by the general land Office into
lots and sold at public auction after
they are appraised, but until the secre-
tary has made the reservations and the
location of the governments Tripp
county town they cannot be known.
Before the time for filing, the governs
ment will issue an official map OF Tripp
county showing the land correctly sub
ject 10 occupation by those lucky
enough TO win a good number ;n the
drawings: and also showing sucl, lands
In Trip county as have been allotted
TO the Indians. This map Will also
show the site Of h government town
sites.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-09
ATTACK ON PINCHOT
BY COAL LAWYER

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Oct. 3.-The an
,icipated attack in the national irriga-
ton congress on the administrations
forest policy and on Forest Commits
sioner Clifford Pinchot came in a
speech by ID. G. Beamon, of Denver. AT
the end of the address many questions
were asked him, one of them by John
]. F~airweather, of California, who
asked. lis IL true that Mr.. Beaman is
the paid attorney of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company"
President Goudy ruled the question
out of order, but Mr.. Beaman replied.
saying he had been the company's at
torney since it's organization, but the
company had no interest at stake in
the forest problem, and the policy OF
the bureau in licking up the ccal
lands was of vast benefit TO the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company In that II
prevented competition from new coal
fields.
President Cloudy stated that he had
Invited Mr.. Pinchot to attend h con-
gress. hoping that a debate could be
arranged between MIR. Beaman and the
forester. but that Mr.. Pinchot had
found ii impossible TO attend. he
said. however, that ample time would
be given for reply and discussion.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-09
BARRYMORE
IS IN A WRECK
Porter Yanks Actress Through
Window-Engine Men Are
Seriously Hurt.

Springfield. H., Oct. 1.-THE Illinois
Central asst diamond special, south
bound, ran In an open switch at Diver
non. 20 miles south OF Springfield, yes
terday afternoon. The engine plunged
into the ditch and was completely de-
ssroyed. Engineer A. j. Shell and Fire
man Edward Taylor, both OF Clinton,
H., jumped, both being injured.
Elizabeth Mcclure, 7-year-old daugh-
ter OF Chas. Mcclure. was playing in
a yard near the tracks. when h frag-
ments OF the demolished engine struck
and instantly killed her. The baggage
and parlor cars and all the passenger
cars left the track. No passengers were
injured.
Ethel Barrymore. the actress, was on
the train. She could not get out of the
coach doors and the porter pulled her
through a window. She endeavored to
get q special train tosSt. Louis to fiji an
engagement there last night, but failed.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-09
INDIANS GET WORST
OF FISTIC ENCOUNTER

Lake Andes, S. D.. Oct. Three
Yankton Sioux Indians, who came to
Lake Andes for the purpose of beat
Ing up" a white man, Jared rather bad
ly and were compelled TO pay fines in a
local court.
The Indians we're Reuben Spotted
Eagle. VIM. Spotted Eagle n VIM.
Highrock. The white man whom they
attacked was Patrick Miles, with whom
they had had a dispute growing out OF
a horse trade. Miles claims he was
attacked by :he three Indians. He de-
Tended himself with a pitchfork handle,
and was getting the better OF his as
sailants when the town marshal APP
peared upon the scene. The white man
and the three Indians were arrested,
and ali had 20 pay fines.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-09
4 DRUNKEN MAN
SHOOTS A WOMAN
AND Then HIMSELF
jealousy Is Supposed to Have
Actuated Quarts in Killing
Mrs. Schumacher.

BRYANT. S. D., Sept. 3o-"Tve q good
mind to shoot you THESE words pre-
ceded the sensational murder and sui
eide which tool place in the southeast
ern portion of Clark county and
of which George Quarts and Mrs. Carl
Schumacher were the victims.
The tragedy resulted directly from a
complaint which Quarts made in refer
ence 10 food which had been placed
before him by the unfortunate woman.
1t also is reported that Quarts was in
love with Mrs. Schumacher n that
she rejected his attentions, and tnat
this had something to do with causing
the tragedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher arrived in
South Dakota from Germany only
about a year ago, Mr.. Schumacher be-
ing a cousin of Quarts. Quarts was OF
an overbearing, quarrelsome disposition,
and when under the influence Of liquor
was q dangerous man, as the tragedy
shows. He deserted his family a few
years ago. His wife at present resides
at some point in North Dakota.
The tragedy has greatly shocked the
people Of the region in which II oc-
Cured. being the first murder and sui
eide TO have taken place in that imme-
date locality.
Murder Deliberately Planned.
A short time before the murder and
suicide Quarts was at the town of
Bryant, situated a mile east of the farm
where he resided, and while there pur-
chased a revolver and a quantity OF
cartridges. He returned home about
II o'clock at night greatly under the
influence Of liquor. Mrs. Schumacher
got him some supper and while he was
eating he complained about the food,
stating among other things that ii was
not fit for a hog to eat. He ma1e a
number OF other insulting remarks,
whereupon a brotherinlaw Of Mrs.
Schumacher, who was present, re-
quested that he stop his abusive talk.
Instantly Quarts jumped TO his feet,
and, drawing his revolver, made the re-
mark quoted at the beginning of this
dispatch. The young man, toward
whom the remark was directed, greatly
alarmed upon seeing the revolver in the
intoxicated mans hand, rushed from
the room. Quarts instantly turned the
weapo upon Mrs. Schumacher, and.
before any Of those in the room could
prevent it. sent a bullet crashing into
her, killing her instantly.
AT the time the fatal shot was fired,
Mr.. Schumacher, husband OF the un-
loIluildle woman, was SllllnS IN Il
chair only a few feet from Quarts, and
was holding his infant child. Mrs.
Schumacher was sitting near him. en-
gagged in doing fancy work. When she
was shot and killed her body fell from
the chat to the floor.
Quarts Immediately after shooting
and killing Mrs. Schumacher, turned
the weapon pom himself, the first shot
fired with suicidal intent causing only
a flesh wound. He then went outside,
and shortly thereafter asked If Mrs.
Schumacher was dead.
Upon being informed that she was,
he, before he could be prevented, placed
the muzzle of the revolver to his head
and sent & bullet into his brain.
He was dead before his body touched
the ground.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-09
KERMIT REFUSED
TO SHOOT TRAMP
BUFFALO BULLS
Seth Bullock Tells of Young
Mans Care for Almost Elk
tinct Wild Game.

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Oct. THAT
Kermit Roosevelt was a good enough
sportsman TO refuse 20 shoot one o. the
few remaining buffalo in the West,
during his recent hunt in south pa
kota. is told By Captain Seth Bullock,
who was the presidents sons escort.
Captain Bullock was in SiouX Falla
Yesterday. leaving to meet the Tart
special AT Aberdeen.
I'VE had a successful hunt and the
Young man is a splendid shot re-
marked Captain Bullock. But ne de-
clined to till any buffalo, notYlthstahd-
ing that is a rare experience III these
days wheu the buffalo are all bat eX-
tinct.
II found that there were two or three
stray buffalo from the old Dupree herd,
running wild on the Cheyenne river.
Now, II was certain that someone
would kill them before the winter Is
over. They weren't worth capturing as
two of them are old bulls. l arranged
with the owner 10 allow Kermit to kll
them If he could find them.
Declines to Shoot Buffalo.
when / told the young man that
he was about TO have some rare sport
that | had made arrangements to allow
him TO shoot buffalo, instead OF his
cdBeII Aht ppPDl Ni'NJ
any hunter out here would jump at,
he quietly but firmly refused. | told
him he might AS well shoot them as
TO have someone else DO it. But he sald
that nevertheless he did not want 10
be one Of those 10 further deplete game
that had been made almost extinct py
the excuses Of hunters. | thought 1t
quite remarkable, for most young men
will shoot anything from turtle doves
W..
1--WE went out on the Cheyenne river,
along the reservation. but when we GOT
there we bumped into an executive or
der against hunting on the indian res
ervation,
Now, If it had been a Jaw" laughed
the marshal. I'VE wouldn't have PAID
any attention TO it, for every one Vlo-
lates the law. But when Kermlts
father had issued the order, we thought
it a matter of filial duty TO observe II.
$50 we went down on Plum creek
and we really had some fine grouse
shooting. These grouse are very much
like prairie chickens, except that they
stay in the brush. The largest bag we
made on any one day was AS. Kermit
showed excellent craftsmanship, knock
ing down his bird two times out or
three.
You would be surprised by the i'm
proyements out there beyond the river.
Along Plum creek there was a good
on almost every quarter. why,
we ever found a barbed wire stretched
across the old Deadwood trail. That Is
as bad as raising potatoes on Thomas
Jefferson's grave.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-09
MONEY FROM
UNDER MANS PILLOW
Caught With the Goods and
Draws Sentence in the
State Penitentiary.

sioux Falls. S. D., Oct. 3.-Sherift
Hover. of Walworth county ha ar
rived here with James SALISBURY, q
former employe Of the Milwaukee rail-
road who has been placed in
the Sioux Falls penitenttary 10 serve
a term Of two years for the inert OF
a sum OF money and a number or
checks from j. H. Cauley. depot agent
of the company at Java.
Salisbury pleaded guilty 10 the
charge of stealing the money and
checks, realizing that, as he had been
caught with the goods" the authori-
ties had him dead to rights His
crime vas an unusually bold one. on
the night before the robbery Agent
Cauley had on hand cash TO the
amount Of $3.50 and checks amounting
in the aggregate to 500. 1t was too
late to bank il and he was compelled
To keep the money and checks on his
person.
He complained TO Salisbury that ha
disliked TO keep the money and checks
over night, and in this way salisbury
became aware that the depot agent
had the money and checks. h fol-
lowing morning, while Agent Cauley
was at breakfast, he having left the
package containing the money and
checks under the pillow in his bed
room, Salisbury sneaked up n Up
propriatcd the package to his W use.
He was seen leaving town, and, after
an exciting chase. he was captured at
Eureka, Mcpherson county. Just pre-
vious to his capture he had left with a
merchant Of Eureka a plain envelope,
containing 5000 OF The stolen money,
with instructions that the merchant
mail il to him at some point in North
Dakota.
A small sum in cash was found upon
his person and this n the 5000 in
the envelope was recovered The checks
had been thrown ava in his haste to
his escape. and were found the
following day on the prairie, where
tbay had haan thrown
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-09
STEENsoN'S DRUG STORE
BURNS AT HARRISBURG

Sioux Falls, S. D., oct. 3-Harris-
burg. a small town about midway be-
tween Sioux Falls and Canton, was
the scene Of quite u serious fire, OF
which DR.. Ralph Steenson, formerly OF
Sioux Falls, was the victim. DR..
S~teenson for some time has conducted
"a drug store at Harrisburg, and this
was destroyed by the fire, together
with the building in which the business
was carried on. DR.. S~teenson places
his loss at $500, upon which he had
insurance TO the amount OF 81, 600. The
building belonged to another party and
the amount Of the loss upon it is UNI
known.