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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-15

Goleta americana Bayard Barnes
Debe haber salido de New York pa
ra csta, 81 IL del corriente.
Consignatarios, S. de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-15
SeccI6n ReIigiIoSa

Santos para mahana:
San Julian y san Agapito mrs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
RIDERS Il GUILTY..
Sary Hrinx In q ycrilca ~ lfusdU
Thursday night.

1QFy Bring In q Verdict ~ Mussae
Thursday night.
With 4 verdict OF guilty the jury Ii
the night riders trial at Union city
Tenn. reported at s.45 p. m. Thursday
night The twelve men found Garrett
Johnson. It'd Burton. Boy Ransom,
Fred Ptnion. Arthur cioar and Sam
Applewhits guilty Of murder In the
frst degree. and fixed their punishment
II twenty years In the ~penitentinry.
The punishment Of the six first nam
ed defendants was left To the court,
and maybe death or life mprison-
mcnt The court has Indicated an In
tertlon Ia pronounce the death PEN
atty.
The defense made . motion for Z
new trial. which Was set for hearing
Saturday. and which will be over.
ruled. Sentences viii then be I'm
p&sssd.
Tbs jury Was out since = p. m. but
because of the illness az Juror Rosson
had NOT been able 10 eonsai until (
y. m. There was a difference Of opin.
BON among the Jurors as Il the DEGREES
IT guGls Of the defendants. but mr.
agreement Ne reached quickly.
The court aas convened al s D. IN
aud the jury sent word that IL woulc
be able 10 report shortly. At s.ss y
NJ. the haiily called for the couu.,
physician. Juror Rosson was In 1
safe az collapse and needed attention
IL @as half an hour before Rassor
~aw revived, the jury fles I'm and six
deputies were summoned 10 carry In
the bed upon which the sick juror re-
elsnaa.
Tbs foreman announced the verdict
h defense called for a poll. which
was made. and the Judge dismissed
the jury.
Rnss1n.s condition In such thai II
was deemed not advisable To move
him The defense demanded until
Monday to owe for a new trial. but
the state opposed i, and the court
fixed saturday as tn. day. intimasing
that the motion was a mere form any
way. which would be oyerruied.
The defendants received the verdict
calmly. as they had been expecting
IL since the closing Of the arguments
Attorney Pierce turned to them
when IL was announced and said:
We will tear this a = to pieces In the
supreme court"
n state expected a verdict Of first
degree murder i'm all eight cases and
was dtsa ppoinsed.
Bob" Huffman. one OF the men to
sscap with twenty years. liz he one
VINO, according to the confession of
Frank Fshringer. fired the shot which
killed Capt Ranken as he was being
drawn UP Try the rope.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
ARE UNITED In DEATH.
Man and Woman Die Within As Hour
Of Each Other.

To die within forty-eight our OF
each other was the fate of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. Henry. who took up theiy resi-
dence in Sioux Falls about two years
ago Both We're victims of consump-
tion. They came from Toledo, O., in
the hope that the light and pure air
If South Dakota would restore to them
their health. For a time they appear
ed to be benefited, but the dread white
plague had too firm a hold OF them
and refused TO yield. MI. Henry final
y was forced to give up outdoor en-
pioyment which he had secured In the
city. and to his bed. He was
shortly followed by his wife. and they
gradually grew worse until death came
to relieve their sufferings. Mr.. Henry
died first, being followed within forty
eight hours by his wife. A sad feature
i'm connection with the death Of the
two Is the fact that they are survived
~ two small children. one , yea RS and
the other 6 months cid. who are de
pendent upon the public, and who will
he looked after by the children's home
society until new homes are found for
them.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

Officers Seek Ck-Ns In Michigan MUIR.
der Case.

$500 - ~ A1A&0II
der Case.
With rurnors OF every description
and stories Of all sorts floating abou,
countryside. near Columbus. Mich
where . d~issnernbered body was found
stuffed into the Methodist church
stowe. there is not positive devel-
oprnent toward solving the mystery
which shrouds the crime. A suspicion
of the accuracy Of the identification Of
the body as that OF Rev. John M. Car
michael developed Thursday. MANY
people living about the nelghborhos =
Expressed doubt that IL Ia the minister
The authorities on their arrival a.,
he church found parts Of the dis
merubered body between two stoves.
In one stove was the head OF what was
apparently a Ratchet. the handle Of
which had been burned OF. A dirk
also was found. This. Il is believed.
WAS used I'm the murder. while the
Ratchet WAS used 10 cut the body TO
pieces.
But two men are missing form the
neighborhccd. They are Rev. Car
michael and Gideon Browning. a car
.penter. h lived near the minister
and for whom the officers have been
searching since the crime was dis.
covered
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

HNf1me G1se1 CT HI HepT -
Un c.

&99E4GN9 H. e3D10 =
U1nmon ca
President Roosevelt Friday night
mAds public the details Of m lnvesti-
gatton ~ postoffce inspectors and se-
crs< ssrvtte agents OF Senator TIL
man's connection with an alleged
s1and grab" Ia Oregon
- ~ presents this evidence to Sen
stor Hale In respunse to the iatters
request 10 the heads Ut the various
exerutfvs departments for = statement
Ut the operation. vi the secret services
The president undertakes to show
That MI. 1riluan used his innu-
|enre ~ = senator In AN effort 10 f0rce
TIE government 10 conspei = railroad
corporation 10 ~rsisnqusssa iss consrol Of
lasd grants frosn the United states In
osa~r thar se and nas family ard his
secretary. J. H. Knight. might prssnt
through shv purchase sg sorrss o. the
tsad.
-~rkat tfsw x~saafcr wssAa his govern
ra*ss frAnkinw privilege Ia
Instances fer the use II private hssa-
nxwx
xsxsrnp n rasivsty few senators were
fasur~d with the opportunity VI Rad
lssx shs presidents report 10 Senator
Hale. but shts~~ ~ha did read the re-
port tcok = seTaoss vsew 81 IA. although
sasxs4 ~ the senator's refused 60 be-
tsev~ thxs senator TsEinsan had ever
apr~ aryshEnx I'm ~rgssasfen uf his cath
~ senator.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
THE NEXT SENATE.
Terms Of 81 Toga Wearers VIII EN-
pire March 4.

While The terms Of 81 Senators. more
than one-third Of the entire body. ex-
pire on March 4 next. IL of his num-
Der already have been re-elecsed o. as
sured of reelection. either tnr.Isli sue
cesses In primary contests q pledges
of a majority OF the nveml1reaip OF the
several Stale Legislatures cItt2ei Hith
the duty of electing Senator's before The
beginning of the next Congress. In adj
dition to the vacancies occurring by
reason Of a provision OF the .o.istitu-
ton, there will he a vacancy in Penn
sylvania on accoun Of the resignation
Of Senator knox 10 accept the port
folio OF Secretary Of State ia the Tart
cabinet. There u.ll be II scramble he
tween Pennsylvania Republicans for
Mr.. Knox's seal which will occasion
public interest equal 10 the contest in
Ohio for the seat of Senator FORAKER
and In Connecticut for the seat of n
ator B~randegee. That Secretary Root
Will receive the New York s~enatorslip
now held as Senator Platt is conceded.
and Il contest Is not expected.
Republican Senator's whose terms ex-
pire AT the end os the present Con-
giess. but who are sure of being re-
turned. are: Cummins of Iowa. now
serving out the ~unexpired tel ID Of h
late Senator Allison: Dillingham; Of
Vermont. Gallingcr of New hampshire.
Hepburn Of Idaho. Perkins OF Califor-
mia. Smoot OF Utah and Stephenson OF
Wisconsin.
Democrats Who will be returned are:
Clarke of Arkansas. Clay Of Georgia,
Gore of Oklahoma. Johnston of Ala
nama. McF.nery OF Louisia0a, New
lands of Nevada. Oyerman Of North
Carolina. Smith OF Maryland and Stone
of Missouri.
BY reason of defeat in primary con-
tests Senator Ankeny Of Washington
will be succeeded by Representative
Wesley l.. Jones: Senator Hansbrough
of North Dakota. by NJ. n. Johnson OF
Petersburg. y. D.: kittredge OF South
Dakota. by Gov. Coe I. Crawford. and
Long Of Kansas. by Joseph l.. Bristow
of Salina. former Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General. All Of these are
Republicans.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
~sSMNMA4eAT1


There are $1,000 quarrymen in Bel
GUM.
Italy claims a trade union membership
of lJu.OO0.
A State federation Of labor wiz be
formed in North Dakota by spring.
Alberta. Canada. will pass a child la
Dor act similar to the Ontario sct.
About one-half of the population of
titeece are agriculturists and shepherds.
Headquarters of the Minnesota State
Federation of Labor will be moved from
Duluth TO st. Paul.
Owing TO d wages dispute 1000 men
have struck at Iarmorgate eollicries-
Rhouddah valley. Wales.
An attempt to establish a municipal
brewery in Berlin resulted in a dismal
failure. 1t did plenty of business. but
lost money.
OF sos deaths of sailors occurring in
the experience of an industrial insurance
company, 11.6 per cent were due TO acei-
dents. .
The formation Of women's auxiliary
unions in the labor movement is rapidly
becoming popular for its effect on the
label propaganda.
A campaign is TO be started in san
Francisco. Cal. in behalf of the women
employed as clerks in stores. with a view
10 obtaining better wages and conditions
for them.
Wages are 10 be reduced in tho north
Of England manufactured iron AID steel
trade by u cents a ton on pudding and
21& per cent on other forge and mill
workers wages.
AT the State building trade convention,
to be held in Santa Rosa, Cal.
ing Jan. II. each district council in the
State and each union will be represented
by one delegate.
According TO the industrial Insurance
experience. the fatal accident rate OF cleo
fricians and of electric iinemen is ex-
cessire. OF SO deaths OF electricians,
AT per cent. and Of 30 deaths Of line
men, 46.7 per cent were due to accidents.
A conference of forty-seven delegates
from traders associations in and around
London has just formed the London and
Suburban Traders Federation, which
many local associations. representing
100 tradesmen, have already joined.
Some trouble is feared in the mining
districts OF New South Wales, Australia.
where the agreements as to wages ter
inmate At the end of the year. II is ex-
pected that the employers will seek a
reduction in wages. and the men in the
Broken Hill district are ON the alert to
resist It..
II has been recommended that a ma
tional department OF labor be established
in England, presided over by a minister.
with a seat in the cabinet, charged with
the direction OF that labor which has not
been absorbed in the ordinary course. and
that a permanent unemployed board be
set up.
A comparison shows that as regards
wages. the rates paid in the United States
are startlingly higher thar in Great
Britain, the difference varying from so
to 200 per cent.
In the recent referendum vote taken
by the bakers, a proposition to increase
the salaries of the international officers
and make the payment Of a sick and
death benefit compulsory. was defeated
The management committee of the Gem
eral Federation of Trade Unions in Great
Britain has issued a manifesto in which
al trade urions are advised TO instruct
their members TO refuse to work overtime
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
HORSE RusTLERs ARRESTED.
Stanley County Officers Believe They
Have Broken Up a Gang.

In the capture of Tom Barnes, Of
Forest City. n Elmer Zigler. Of Fort
Pierre. n Stanley county officers Rave
evidently broken a link in a horse rus
Ting chain. Zigler has turned states
evidence and bringp Barnes into the
am as a principal when he claimed
to be al innocent purchaser. He as
serts that Barnes not only took the
horses off their hands. but wanted
them to get him a car OF heavy horses
In the same way The horses We're
found securely hidden In a pasture
near LeBeau. and not until a young
man in that vicinity who was suspect
ed OF knowing something of the mat
ter had been scared into taking the
officers TO the secret pasture. Henry
Cakes. another goung mar charged
With being a partner in the deal. Is
or the Cheyenne river Indian reserva-
ton n the Indian police arc looking
for him,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
SOUTH DAKOTA
STATE NEWS
Eight car-0M Nopusociset lad Saves
Ills fsCy C~ssr.rausru.


Fy riSking his own lie in the sue
eeSsful effort To save The lie OF "a COM
panien. Ray Patterson. ore VI the s.
yvar~oid twin sons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VILLAIN Patterson. we'll known resi-
dents 81 Noonsocket. proved himself
q hero. Young Patterson and Frank
kuttl, a coussade, aged 0 years. to-
gethar with u number Of other boys,
we're skating ON Lake Prior when the
kuaIl and skated too close 10 the edge
If the Ice AT an oren place. The tee
gave way under his weigh, n he was
rreripitated into tho ice cold water,
Fortunately for the lad fonnaerirg
In the water ard desperately striving
tp keep his head above the surface,
young Patterson CHANGED to be near
at hand. Apparently without = Thought
% his own danger ard without 1911 i'm
stants delay tsV Went ~ fht rescue of
hts companion. After strenuous eyer-
tiors he led in paliag the
drowning boy pon the solid ice.
Young Paterson has sisce been the
hero III th. town.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
A~CCTIoSEERs anJoyRS.
An Interesting Meeting L. Concluded
nj Mitchell.

The sixth annual convention of the
South Dakota A~uctioneer association
was concluded al Mitchell Wednesday.
and was attended ty about twsaiy-fv
Of the state Colonies ] w Ntyss.
OF Armour. As president presided. and
O NJ. Merritt. If Parker. IS the secFc-
tary. n membership has grown
slightly during the year, and the hnan-
clal condition was reported ae being
first class. ali bills against the assoc
ciacson having been paid. a number
% papers were read by the colourss
relating to their business. and some
action taken with reference 10 better
ing the business In this state. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, T r, White.
Mitchell; vice president. w G.. Lund,
Dell Rapids. corresponding secretary.
!. : Waters. Flandreau: secretary
treasurer. O. NJ. Merritt. Parker: ser
geant at arms, p. /. Hanson, bridge
water.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

ORGANIZE AT SIOUX FALLS.
Alumni of Towt and South Dakot
CniyrrSitiers Form Association.

At a meeting: which has just been
held I'm Sioux Falls by the students
and alumni IF the state universities
~ Iowa n South Dakota m ~associa-
tion was formed and the following Of
ticers were elected for the coming
al President. j. Fl. Gates. Sioux
Falls. vice president. j. i. Sharpe,
Beresford secretary. Alfred G.. Torger.
70 peresfofd.
- selection Of the place for hold
ing the next annua meeting OF the
new association was left in the hands
Of the executive committee. The
meeting probably will be held in Sioux
Falls.
A banquet was an interesting feat
ure OF the meeting aEd reunion at
which the new association was organ
lied. President MacLean. Of the UNI
yerslty Of iowa. was the guest OF hon
nT. being the chief speaker following
the banquet
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

Man Who Died Of Exposure Near
Sfurris Identified

The body of the man found dead
on Camp creek Saturday was taken 70
sturgis and Identified as hat OF John
A. ~ Chicago. where his
wffa n children reside. Swanson
came out To file on a homestead. His
body was found about SKY miles
north OF sturgsn The ~coroner's tury's
verdict Was that death was due
IN causes unkroVsn supposed To De
exposure, Swanson had been dead
three months when found.
Identification was made from a re-
ceipt found In his clothes from Rich
mond Smith. OF Chicago.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
WANTS WATEl. PLANT.
YAnkfon Citizens FEEL that Old Plant;
II I~naheuuate.

Many citizens Of Yankton have long
been dissatisfied with the present wa
ter system. and 1T capitalized in a
movement for n new plant, carrying
a water bond issue OF 500, 900. An
expert was engaged and "A detailed
plan submitted. This met strong OPP
position, and more trouble was met in
the council. This body has at last
reached an agreement and has author
lied the calling of a special election to
be held February I to vote on SEQ 600
bond issue 10 put In new mains and
carry out such other necessary repairs
az are thought necessary. II is believ-
ed this compromise plan will perhaps
CARR.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
PHILANTHROPlsT DisAppEARs.
Lnd Residents Await the Return or
an AttracfiNe Norman.

A score Of merchants and quite a
number Of residents OF Lead are vain
y waiting for the return OF an at
tractive and unknown woman with
practical ideas ON philanthropy. The
Gre day after the Italian earthquake
disasters details became known there
The woman made her appearance. she
had a plasible story and declared that
she was dsputiZed by a charitable or
Fantzation I'm the eastern part Of the
state TO make collections for the suf-
ferers. No n refused her and she
had u a good suEi before suspi-
cfon was aroused as t. her identify.
When an investigation was started the
woman disappeared ard has not since
been -~~n, N the donors are out
their money.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

oAmUDoCs ExrfCxsOx N PAN.
oE1zzclzzsR cOIlIt1sY.
- - VIE su<na la.1irr nay IN
UMsA - nesr~r. tlA~ Iass~r s>.rna&s,-
sO~nss - saaa~hA~- - Ia~s-~
$500 - nn1nr14

= 11an1x~as ~ s~xpaosaos. Ia ~hssa
eUsnSy-4vs a~n loss their sgses. s.eeur.
- ~ - sarky Aear Sunday HssTHssaz
- JssSDA Lszt&rss f.ssssas ssssaasry vi
&1xoaes. m a ssasrk ssussa d srsasvs
- - ~ sssctrax nsesar xassssIax In
ees1nes ssfA : poSA<s - sas " a~sswrs.
- = ~ <n~e< ~ ~ expssasssa
- 141s~x r<r~xmasty ssss&snessA tass
0rse ssf511 paxsy shzs sssexrde ssssa
- mna~ - sv<wv~r re dead Bodies
- srm4 Survives ~ TIE sxgssnssssss
vAD ~ tsAIaza yoxsa. ~h~ escapes @sa-
1msmeaL
An <xDsrG wha haa h~~a expert
1<n61Mx wtaA sh@ exsws In sa~ rxasss~~
- 1e4stax. ts1 "Wednesday esssnaa~ns
sAaa - - psac<s sh~ szassse IN SAFE
com1Gl1sn - ~ operated
- mmn ~nsaxabwd w~#~ engaged E.a
e1aas1ng ~ debris saas~~t ~ tbs re-
esat as~a n fIssx ssIss~. ard " u ~x-
peess1 sA~s s-r~xassessx wxsafa ~ w.
@me1 49, Sv~k afSer twe ssonsh.
@soeM~6om
TO he15<s tAken FROM the msrs~
- 1A11s bsrnsss and kdenxfneatssr l.
41o0em&1 1wsmfy-s4x m~n entered sa~
m1ns - o. afxAs SNIFF. ard sh~ nasas-~
~ - strusHs - sskea srvsa tA~ pay
so1l
- expaasssn was peculiar. no
mhack - n~tse wae hoard ov fess NJ
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

- I0uis IAdn Accused of killing .
EHx1I1cr.
Five boys. ranging I'm age from 9 to
~ years. we're arrested AZ the Shaw
school Friday, at 81 Louis. No.
charged with the murder Of william
Wachtsr. y pedier. who was found
with his skull crushed Thursday. The
arrssxs followed Information given 20
the police by Mrs. Mary Goebehardt,
mother 81 two u the prisoners
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

Mayor C~ufhokin* order Ia the no.
- department. - enforce ~very law
'anA ordinencs ~ the city d Roanoke.
- - rArri<d out Sunday. No
sel1nr1, cigss<ttss. tobacco. fruit. con.
essassas. toitst articles or other ncr-
eondise Werp soId. The police halted
~ NIX waeonas 5cs cream wagons ana
nne111 an1 took thA names o. drivers
&m0 oWnegD q tbs yshtcIaaL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

While h government was esecItfng
evidence n It's Investigation u the
packing industry before the federal
1uFy Friday III chseagos secret service
men swc~oEsd down upon ard routed a
hode of private Detectives who had
been ioaseranx IN the lobhiea. II was
asseste4 hat the private detectives
bad been ssTt IN ths interest OF the
&ock yngGak
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

Dispatches from MosuI, in ancient
AszyrsA~ report serious rioting At Con-
ssansinople. with considerable Loses Of
Hfe~ The trouble arose on Sunday over
the arrest of n soldier for insulting a
Turkish woman HIS comrades tried
to esru him and the turbulent eie-
merits of the popusace Joined I'm the
fray. Thirty persons we're killed and
.htrty-av~ wounded.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
lGy~scsy r.ssIy rs~arrd.

~ Claire, Mich. Friday afternoon pos
tttvesy indentsfaed two teeth found In
ths stove In the Battle Run Methodist
eAnsch~ ~ PORT Huron. Mich. IN part
~ = 80 manufactured for Gideon
Browning. the missing carpenter frosn
AdatT. Mich
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
FOUR BOYS ARE cREMATED.
~scri-ls in Fir Which Destroys Home
-Rcs9 al Family Have Clos. Gail.

~scri-ls in Fir Which Destroys Home
-Re-a of Family Have Close Call.
-Four boys. aged 8 to Is years, sons
OF Christ Lee. near Rice Lake. Wis.
were burned To death I'm a fire early
Thursday which destroyed their home
Mr. and Mrs. Lee and three small
chIltrea escaped from the burning
house In their night clothing. with
the thermometer registering .. de-
greez below zero. Lee and the mem
bers of his family who escaped start
ed for the nearcSt neighborss house,
a mile distance. Mrs. Lee and two
children collapsed when within a
quarter OF mile Of the neighbor's house
and the husband was compelled TO
carry the three. The third child had
both feet frozen.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

The civil court Of the Seine. In Paris
ordered Harold Il. Vanderbilt, to paw
siee to . peasant named Guigard. who
WAS struck recently by Mr.. Wander
bits automobile nea Nice. Mr.. Van
dsrbils had already give the man $500
voluntarily.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
ING FORGERY
California rsumsosrr and Broker h
Vndcr Arrest.

r. H. Sfxnor, real @ssas. promoter
ard mining broker Ut Oakland. Cal.
xwoFn to by James IL hurry. a mut-
sI~nasals,nalr~ banker and mining i
~ Mcnsana, Salt Lake and Seattle. but
more rssentiy Of Monterey. Cal. charg-
ing sagnor with forgerieS axgregassng
nearly tI.eea.eoa Slgnor In alleged
20 have forged Murray's name to four
notes OF sies.oss each as veil as to
ether negotiable documents.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

Tia sCwhoAt Valiant s~outhbound,
- G1sterviiiA. W. Wa. ran down two
msn In = skin Who tried % cross In
0r0nt ~ the tor. A. produce dealer
named S~cocnznsker and = relative II
senator Dick ~ Ohio. are believed To
- In vtesimaL ThA bodies have not
seGn found.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
New Elevator "a, Crotch.

At Groton, "A thriving town in Brown
oouny. has just been completed what
is claimed To be the largest grain eie-
vator on the entire Milwaukee rail-
road system outside ~ the big terminal
points. The new elevator has n ca
pacity OF so. 900 bushels ard II mod
ern In every respect.