The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-31
NEWS Of SOUTH oAkoTl
estsf oits Weeks tslsasry = 80
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Sioux Falis-Ater several attempts
and much agitation Sioux Fails nnsl-
" has . curfew ordnance
Neutrality-suspicious. PersshD os
this city In preparing = g~oxrA heal
sketek az the state of Soath Dakota
for publication In the near future.
Crcson-This city held . tag day
Saturday 4 raise funds for the CAii-
drsa's Home I'll SIOUX Pals. and b
c~ostrtnuttons sosxied 1sik. A commit
- u leading society sme distAsi
~ iowa tnsr districts and eAnvnAssl
sach district thoroughly.
vermiilton - Announcement -
MADE that early In the scsfnx e@oAs~s
viii be held between yankssn and
vermsiiion htxh choots and F1An-
6reaa And Sioux Falls high schools
the winners 10 settle the dispute the
latter part Of March- N 10 und~r*
stood that In majority OF schools
favor discussion over the ineems tax
Pr~sho-The dates for the ms<sinx
OF the FEDERATION OF Commercial Claba
Of South pakotA has he~n changed
fren Jan A-s 10 Jan. lila. 1919. il h
Understood that N. Beard Of Railway
Commissioner for this state viii meet
with this body and take Mp mani q.
the perpl~sing propositions now d.
1Dre them for adjustment
vermiliion-Twa debates viii 90.
eur In the spring b~tw~en Ames axrt.
cultural college OF iowa and the TINT
~rrity Of South Dakota The auss-
ton discussed In. should congress 60
tablish q Parcels ro~s- On the
evening that a team from Ames n
arguing I'm vsrmisison the u. r. u. Will
have its ether team ut Ames M team
from each institution wsii upheld the
Affirmative. aud the other the sga
tive.
Pi~rr~-rnder negotiations which
have been under way for some ttru~.
the business Of the bankers Reserve
Fund Mutual Life Insurance com
pany OF Cincinnati. Ohio. has been
rewritten by the First National Life
company OF this city. h adds aer-
erzl million cellars Of business To the
hooks Of the First National and makes
IL one Of the strongest companies OF
h northwest.
Yankton-Fred Dahl employed In
the Western Portland Cement Cos
plant had q narrow escape from
drowning in = mud vat while At work
1T the plant. Had II not been that
his companion workmen had seen his
fall and hurried TO the scene he would
probably have drowned In the slurry.
He sustained serious injuries by tina
fall which was about tw~aty feet.
and hts condition In not yet known
~ IL Is feared he may ave sustained
internal injuries
Pierr~-S. Kruger. one Of In men
brought out from Chicago TO do rail.
way work near Blunt. was brought
20 the hospital here last Night With
beth legs cut off by falling under
the cas-, bound train nj Blunt yesssr-
day. He lived to reach the hospital
hut died soon Afterwards from che
injuries received On hia p~rscn WAS
found 4 ticket to Chicago. but he was
attempting to ride the blind baggage
with friends not y lucky and fen
unlsr the bsgxage car.
LAad-Aitho rumors Of the Home
stake company starting up ID first
OF the yeAr. are rife there II NO
means Of sertnesticn N no one out
side Of the once force knows how
a NlAuy VI Inv III ~ - 0R Nv
company agreement to work ~ ncn-
union employees There h nc material
change In the situation. q few NOR.
men being Idle through the action of
the teamsters union which called out
the drivers OF the Hearst mercantile
company. h company store.
peadwood-rhe Black Hills h COW
cred with from one TO Ave feet NJ
amn~ The hnaNfnwf unn~ fail Ira eAs
years The Raid Mountain district re-
eetvcd from two to three feet In most
places which has seriously hAmp~rei
ore trains in that section. while along
the Burlington near the divide as
Dumont the snow has fallen TO =
somewhat impeded there. The val
l.ys did not get such u heavy fall Of
snow m the mountains and no cases
OF the suffering or stock q % far
been reported.
Madison-SS,eps have bern taken 81
increase the endowment OF tho three
chief UNCONVENTIONAL coIleses OF Sssuth
Dakota. With the Increasing popvia-
tion Of the state and imrrovvd facilt-
ties for instruction within the i~rstitn-
tons themselves. there should 10 rap
III growth ahead OF these col egea
Their standards OF scholarship AMI re-
Qairements for graduation already
compare fsvorahly with tfoe OF oil err
eastern colleges. The University Of
South Dakota has also assumed a new
agEresxiveness. Manisessiy Ne are ap-
preaching a stage OF rapid develop
ment In higher education for 3 uth
Dakota Let the friends OF South IA
kota colleges rally TO their support
Neutrality-suspicious. have been
mad for the dedication OF the new
high school building OF this city.
which 10 now nearing completion
b dedication date has been set lar
January Z, and exercises viii
last Through out the day. commencing
In the morning. pr. Guliek. Of New
York.. har been engaged TO deliver tho
main address OF the day. while Prof.
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