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Gle Sdnlobaft in Gnglano.

III Dem letten Seit Der v6prt.
nigbilp Hcpielu" mdd)t Der engliide
Griminaliit W. EiferSgiu oarauf
onimerfiam. oaB Die 3abI Der III
england i'll Shuloboit beiinolid)cn
Verioien BON Sabr 81 Sobr grober
ipcroc. @dbreno I'M Sabre 1899
eiwa 1900 Gnsldnber in Sduiobait
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Iubm Scrmie & Spbn.

CIR. 20O3. Orleans. strahe.
Smeiagriddtt: Wr. 1921, Gaffern.9tpenue,
Sioblanoiolpii, Baltimore ountp.
Wir bnben in nriercr l1uGcn 8eiddftspraris
slrm uno Reid, beeroigt. Siro nit a~erinaeni
Vrpfit sufrieben, Eie fcinftet 1niihen aelies
fert iiir &pfSeiier. llnteebnIimrgen uilh Gnbere
@cIcaenbeiisIl. Neihe 1eIepbone. (Wlai2s, IS)
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Meprac Ycroplt.

IS iinrb AM -. Sc6rudr 1910 rnd fur5cr
McnnIbcit @eurac 8eroolt, u~clicbier Sobn non
Sobn mn lia9naIclte Serooli. i'm @ier bon %
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lebtell @cbnnna. Nj, 1924, Sit.Snnette. atrahe,
ans iidit, uno pam rddl Der St. MttrnolssGlr.
dc. 100 INT o llbr cine 6o6mefe fir ode sell
iciner Seeie %ccic6rirt ipiro. Vciicbun9 AM
Dem bi. Grl1fers Srieoboie. Rcrunuotc uro
Srcliroe Der 5unliiic iiiio dntunesuol einScz
1lSeno'lrf" H"n NJ urflrt~ :. -9tT3GuI91
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Ser Nl[ocut d Yerbun>,
Ger bcfanntermoBen iiir cine sS0roc.
RING Der bcrtid,H natipnulen Gntnid.
hing luirft, id,eilt nit Der SGGtigfcit
oeS bciltid)en IusiuGrtigen anltes
nid)t 5ltfrieOen Su lcin. SSn Giiiielborf
boben Die Sertretcr bon 80 Srtsgrrp.
pen 0es Terbnn0ea es oifen nllSges
irrodJen, buB In ibren &reiien ooa
Musuortigc Nlnt ulca Scrirnilcll Der.
loren. hat. u,lb lie bo6cn bierpon Dem
Hcidjsfan5lcr id)riitlid &enntnib &c.
gcbcn. Ger Heifsfnn5ler bat bieiea
Sdreiben an ,pic Suuptleitun9 bes
aaoeutid)en G%crbonbes lueiter &c.
lonot, nno oicle bat Damn III cillem
S6reiben an Sen Heihsfan5ler Die
aunDaebulg DER rbeiniid)-lueltpbGli-
iden observation-disclosures 5lpnr in Der
Sorl1. ubcr nidt in Der Sade gcrliB-
biui1t. Ger gclonnmtc 9rieilpcdJiel
lit IN Der ncleiten Summer oeS oeilt-
ldcn Grportiadlblattcs .Gas edo,
Serlag bon 5. $. Sdorer. q. III, b.
81, Berlin S,*@.. If. 5lIm 9lbbrilt
9ebrnht. Ans Dem iibrigell Snbult
Der ltcllelten Summer oicier %ilterei-
innten @odenidrift mlod)ten mir nod
Die fol9clbcn artifel beruorbeben:
Stunt u1o Diplomatic Sabncncio
mo GertuIiung - Der Moloninl.Gtut
Dor Dem Ncidatnge Ger &un1pf
I'M Die 2iiocritfllficr Sd)6te - Gic
glide im @cibblld) - I'm Die Gr;nli-
men IN Mnrotfo - Tic Grbidoit scr
Erir5eb Suiie - Gus ncllc tiirfiidc
aobilict - Sic Siirfci unc 8ricd)cll.
lunb - Sdmitel mn SpGl,c -
Spred)lnul Scicirild)tc - Scr&nr'
pil,Id)er - S%cutidltbum i'll guslor-
&c @nH foin mo ioltc Gin bout
id)cr &crein inl. Nuisance lciitcn? -
8crid)tainnl, Gcrbrcd)er, llngliids.
i1Ilc - Soa ialide GebiB ais Sale
Sbcoter. aunit, 2itcrotir - Sir
d)e, Sdrulc, llniperiitdt - 800 lcllc
Scili9e Suitifiiiobrt - @Gnber-
unb &olfcrfimoc - Cine Spiir Dol,
OILERS mo Yiring g%eiunocn =
Sfnd) SumoriitiidcS. - Tns
nSnOnltrlcllc Gd)o" entb1lt: Surge
Sonoclsnudrid)ten - Gbromleocr -
Gas Clement Dor = NeueS SAFER,
material iiir oic Sertilinhuitrie
Sic @einbr ocs Coins = 9ie bisbcr
iiberIcbenc SelbItent5iinolid,fcit Der
Sooo = 9crlliung zines Gclitid)en
ais Sofbolnleiiter III Siam - Scr.
gleid)e iriid)en ben 9ebrdldlid,en
@alpanilirungsperfobren = Sercrielt
mo fcltcrlid)er = BIC 2onDpner NnS
oinm.9onf = Der Terrin fir Sollo-
lungs;Gpnlmis Don 1858 III Sam.
burg Sntcrnationales S~er5eid)rib
r Observation-Disclosures
Musitcalingcn 9riefluehiel Der
Ieonftion = Stelleil.M necbote mo
-Weiud)e 0itcrofiir Nus San-
hef Generic. Si,Siiitric, Serfebr
Morft-Htoti,cn. '"
Sentidl lanb bhttc do..
Ieit LANCER 3eit in ieinem 9ereid) bue
tleflte Sobrlod) Der Wclt. Gs mar
oas bon Taruihoipit bel &pbnif in
Sberidlleiicn nit elmer Siefe bon
riro 5000 SUB, bas Die gauge MGdl-
tigfeit Ser oberid)leiiid)en Steinfols
lett formation burdteuit hat nnO Oa-
BET iiber SO saoblenilDse ourdieste.
Sn anterifu lit man nidlt tiefer OILS
etipa $500 Sitb eeldftgt. Sest bat
Iet,tIdlanb in Sent gleidlen @ebiet
Sptnpn ei,onsr Observation-Disclosures NIT
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8efanntmadungen
gHrean oes staOt.assiaratUss, aaiheans

gircau bes Stabts9 iegiitratprs, Watbbans.
Baltimore, NO, 4. Scbriiar 1910.
ga Die StraBenourb brrds 8 Goinmiidre Der
Giant Baltimore in ecfeblih porgefhrteberer
Neiie ibreu elogiiltigen rllh cnrriqtrtert 8eriht
iibcr oic 5u%eeipro6enen GntfHdbienneen. lllr
foficu uuo @ertbcrb6bunaen fir bic 9oroeuii
rirlnG uno 0roiinuna Der 9nnting tpn.Mpennc
bon Der Siioieitc Der 5ilniuho6tpan5ielisil
Strubc big 5ur Norbfciie her Sreibiaiter
Giraffe, ncbit ben Sarari be8ileli1erl e,oeilIii.
lcl mlb corriairtell, erlaiicrnoet Yldnen IN
Wet,aBbcit Der 8ori6riften oes Siabtsebarters
mo bcr am 10. Mara 1909 rlter6citneten Yer
rronui,e Dir. 271 oes. Diabors iiito Staoirdtbs
bon baltimore pei mir binterlegt babet,
miro hermit befannt 9e9eben, SaB beia9ter
geritt mn Yldite AMI btefe s8etie In oieieit
aiircMi binicrIe9t tucrben iiaS ilno bob her
Miappr iuo S!aotrutb ben Baltimore ooer IT.
geno eirc Ferfou obrr Yerionen, ODER cine ooer
mebr Gorporntioneh, bic nit Der Bertbeiluna
Der pprbcnnnuicil Gniihdhieun9cn ooer y9ertbs
crb6bungen un3ufrtcoen iino, inncrbaIb oreibig
t3O) 1aaen pom .. 5ebriiar 1910 an als Serl
critcr Gage Der bon mir ulisge9d19eneH Yer
tftentIi2ule pieier gioiid. ibrittlt6 baeeaen
al oas Baltimore Siaoiecrtdt appeiltreil NIB
bas beiaete @cri&t crfu1el! mosen, oteielben
81 reoioiren.
(6ebr5, 1920 Observation-Disclosures.
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@criammlnaas. Mnaeiaen.
ySntcrnaittonal 3rnit GUmpnnB
put W%argianb."
spc5ial 0criammluna Der Mftip

Spc5fats Ger Tfttpfnre.
Cine Spe6ials tpocr nuberoroentlidel Der.
iuutnlun9 Der gItipHdrc Der international
1ruit COMPANY ppn Wtarplnno" 1T einpernien
mic, 23-27 Sitsga ttnloreltr., gaItimore, Do.
am ndItunc5 ,uan5iaitcn 3age occ Scbrunr rieurs
Scbnbnnbert mo 8ebn. I'M Gin llbr 9ad,nlittugs,
~gebnlien. i'm iiber has p~orgeibldgeHe, bon oeni
Sireiiorium biefer 9ompagnie llo DEM 0ireis
ioIium Der baltimore 1rliit ino Guarantee
Company" empIoblcne uebereifIuntmcit tilt Die
Goniolioirnng oct Baltimore 3ruit uno @lias
GompuuO BON MarD ana" ab6uitimmeir.
SIN s~tuftragc hcs Sfrcftoriums
Ioualae q. 6jorbuu. SrditoeHt.
Charles :. Scnbagrn, Scircidr.
Ig5l70 %
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8crmiIdlte Mn3eiscn.
1tmsugs.@crfamf

N%unnmentem, 8rabfteiuen unb Staturn.
Do ipir oas 0aaerbai5 Nr. 223, Toro'
Gbarles'Strabe. be5o9et baben, fperoen mir
fdS gurie Eager an 9nno al, alien RllBe,
9r. 716, Seit.9altimor strasc, 6u ulsncbrt.
lid ricorigen Breifen oerfauien.
&. S%iIgartner & Sons.
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Sur 2Ndnner.

~9ielieiteS DsitieI, ipe.1eS Grcreie uno 0e6cnSs
~ihbiafcit prompt urb permanent nieoer 6ertiellt.
Sit niht eeiulbbciislbaoli6.
Grfluiioe stgcntur 52t Siio.Neulies StraHc.
Z. Ypre, 0bemifer.
Dian fpredhc ant Nbenb bon & his 0 llbr iino
0titipodb uno Snrnitag bon 8 bis q llbr. Sonrs
tags Den gaii5en 1ao Dor. (San4,l0
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Dem Sicfbo6rloh BON Gjlld)oip, oas
uripriinglid) 1900 SUB in Die Groe
binltntcr Ncbcn innte, Damn ubcr lei
Der I'M Mdr5 1909 bel runb 672O Sub
beenoet iultrbe. Iieic tcd)niiden GET
itungen. Die IN criter Clinic 5u @ulle
item scr ~bergbouliden Grfbridlun1
9eibeGen, Go6en nod cine b%eionoere
wiiienidoitlihe@ eoeututa, neil bllrd)
t6crmornctriife Meiillngen IN 0cll
5iefbp1rlodern Seltimmlngell ilbcr
Die 3mahnre Ger Scmlperotlr bon
Der GrooberilGde nod Dem Groills
nern hin criiclt merbcn f0lren. Sol.
dc @eoboftlIngen bicten bic cil5igc
@run0loge fir bic @curtbcilung Der
@Grmepcrb1ltniiie im &mlcrn Der
Groe. Nil6 boS llcllc Gobrlod) Don
9judolp lit 81 bicicm 3lued berllbt
uorben. Sic ticfite Citation, bis sl
Der NOR nit Gem thermometer Dor.
bringcn fonntc, lag bci 66G3 SUB
Siefc, bn iid) 0us 9obrlod IN Den
nod icGlenocn GO SUB nit elmer
Sdlnnmididt gciiiut botic. 0ic
Scmperotur IN Der 9%cnonntcu Sicic
betru9 $50 @rob. Sn 1900 Sub b..
Lief lie iidJ allf ctluo 90, IN 5000 SUB
mli i20 uto in 1900 Sub uli 1S5
Wrnb.
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Gurrainc.

Maisriih. - Varfnrtia. - Sritbltdt.
Wtfilif hon Nnlbroof cine mo cine b1lhc
9peile. Mount Noups ira g1pn5 iiito pnrraiEe'
a8uaanrs bircft biz sun, &ingdra. 9eioe 1es
Icpbone. Gtnot .VilrenuI i'm briitert Slnr hes
euuiou 2ruft" Sebiloes. Gbarles. nno jeanette.
Styabe. (Oni4 S.9&S)
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Oaf Qamn Cemetery,
Gafttr.9irtnne.8 pob, ua1e glorth. Voint.9loah.
VetGnbtae Nuflht. Eraftnule Sage.
CSuuilQ. G9Gtp) o.
QuubpnsGarf

glrenu: @r. 81, gpeit. saratoaa .Strafe, uno
Saupt.Gtngana, Srecerid.9asao.
@cgrdbnibpI1be bon $25 AT, inter ~beitdnois
ger siufi6i; GnniiihIunct, @eipinoe. Vfidn5ct,
etc. iperoen i'm Sreib6uus am 6uuptsGineang
a~cfluocr. Infer s!gcnt Wiro, penn gelpilnfht,
poripred1en. t92-)
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
INDUSTRIOUS BOY is
DEPOSED FROM BUSINESS

Huron, S. D.. Feb. 2.-Last summer
Cyril Escherly, of Ida Grove, Ia, was
in this city a number of days, selling
Saturday Evening Posts. The lad was
endeavoring to secur a prize of 81 600,
offered by the publishers to boy secur-
ing the largest number of sales within
a specified time. The little fellow was
gentlemanly, attractive and business
like and did a good business here.
While in the city, a travelling woman
lecturer ~endeavored to cause the arrest
of the boy, on the ground that he was
selling papers for less than the regular
price. There being no statute under
which the arrest could be made. the
application was ignored. Later the
same woman reported the matter to the
publishers of the Post, with the result
that the little man was suspended from
further participation for the prizes.
This week, Mr.. Escherly, father of the
lad, has been in the city endeavoring
to ascertain If the charges against his
son are true. A careful canvass was
made and not a person was found, TO
whom the boy sold papers, that did not
pay the regular price per copy. 1t
looks like q clean case Of prosecuting
an innocent boy and his father feels
justified in bringing an action against
the woman for her conduct in the mat
ter
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
WATERFOWL CITIZENS ARE
ANGRY OVER DECEPTION

Watertown, S. D., Feb. Wv. H.
Stokes, of this city, when shown the
telegram from Houston, Tex, stated
that he did not know Bailey, and
knew nothing of him. He says Bailey's
name was given him and he refuses to
mention the name of the party giving
1t, and says he does not know whether
Bailey is a prominent citizen Of Hous-
ton, as stated in the leaflet circulated
at the eleyenth-hour contest here.
Stokes refuses to stand for Bailey or
his telegram in any way.
A number of leaders of the move
ment for the commission plan were
seen and shown the Houston telegram,
and they feel very indignant, and that
Stokes has practiced a political trick
on the community. The upshot OF the
matter probably will be that a redhot
fight will be Immediately ~inaugurated
for a city assessor who will not re-
quire a mustard foot bath to do his
duty.
Prominent attorneys OF the city claim
that certain lands-about 5000 acres
exempt from city taxation under the
old charter were made taxable by the
adoption of the state constitution. The
test will probably be made by electing
an assessor who will assess these lands
and let the owners tai the matter into
court If they desire.
Stokes is one of the largest holders
of these ands.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
FROZEN
WHILE ON HIS WAY
HOME FROM TOWN
Meets Death by Roadside Alone
Digs Hole in Hard Earth
With Bare Hand.

Gregory, s.. D., Feb. 5.-Early yes
terday morning Frank Pulsha, a Bone
milan about so years old, was found
dead beside the road about a quarter
of a mile north Of the city limits. The
body was discovered by Frank Shaffer.
rural mai carrier, and Joe Hamm, a
teacher, who were going out about s
o'clock. He lay on his right side
wrapped in a fur coat. the left hand
was are and had dug a hole in he
ground about three inches deep, either
in an attempt to get up or in the death
struggle. He was in the city the aft
rnoon before with a team. which
reached home, a mile from where the
body lay, about l O'Clock, but the wife
could lot are for them. fhe body
brought to the city and the coroner
called. He found no cause for an in
quest as the body bore no evidence of
injury. There was $3.50 on the body
and he was no known to have n sum
of money. Death was attributed to
cerebral hemorrhage.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
CANDIDATES SEEKING
POSITIONS WITH COUNTY

C~enterviile, S. D., Feb. 3.-Candidates
for county office are beginning TO line
up for the June primaries. The money
drawer seems the most attractive, as
three candidates for county treasurer
have already made public their candi-
dacies. They are: T.. M. Waterbury, OF
this city; jackson A. Davis, of Davis,
and f.. G.. Nelson, the present deputy.
Andrew Bogue, of the law firm OF
Bogue & Bogue. OF this place, wants
10 be states attorney. The present in
cumbent, l.. L. Fleeger, retires from
his second term, and as no other cam
didate has shown up. Mr.. Bogue's
chances are favorable.
John Shanks, sheriff, Ia not a can
didate for reelection and whoever is
cunning for the office Is laying low at
present. j. e. Kendell. OF Parker. is
an aspirant for register of deeds. Some
other incumbents are first termers"
and will undoubtedly succeed them
selves.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
PLAY GAME FOR CIGARS
TRAVELLING MEN FINED

Clark, g. D.. Feb. 3.-The lid" has
been clamped tightly down Upon gamb-
ling in any form within the boundaries
of Clark Several travelling men and
the proprietor of a local hotel found
out, to their sorrow, that the authori-
ties will not even permit the playing
of cards when cigars only are the
stakes. While the travelling men and
the hotel mar We're playing a quiet
game of cards for the cigars Chief Of
Police Lewis swooped down upon them
and placed the party under arrest.
Upon payment of the costs the travel
ing men were released, but it cost the
hotel man $40 and costs, the authori-
ties doubtless figuring that he should
have known better than to expect the
authorities to tolerate gambling in any
form.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
FORMED AT CANTON

Canton, S. D., Feb. 5.-Lincoln canton
of Patriarchs Militant OF the /. o. o. F.,
the highest degree In Odd Fellowship,
was organized in this city Monday eve
ming with a Charter membership or "a.
The local members of the 1. o. o. f.
were anxious to be able to put in the
work could be given here. This is the
sixth canton OF Patriarchs Militant in
the state, the others being located at
Gary, Hot Springs, Mitchell. Sioux
Falls and Madison. Colonel VIM. Crow
hurst, special officer, of Oakland. CAL,
organized and instituted the lodge. At
the election OF officers Edgar Dean was
chosen captain n commander; +. r.
Eneboe. lieutenant; ID. A Hale. ensign:
f. F.. Nash. clerk; c. ID. futile, ac-
~countant.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11

The greatest distance provided in the
new schedule is $40 miles, which will
cover all points west of the Missouri
river.
Among those who appeared before
the board and argued for a reduction
in the old rate were Governor Vessey
and l.. l.. Schaaf, representing the
Pierre Commercial club; Messrs. Rob
ertson and Mellette, representing the
Commercial club. OF Fort Pierre; Gran
vile Jones, of Chamberlain, former sec
rotary of the State Federation Of Com
mercial Clubs, and G. Z. Mckinney, Of
Sioux Falls, representing the State
Federation of Commercial Clubs.
The railroad commission also took
important action in reference TO the
bridge charge for crossing freight at
Pierre. Heretofore a charge of 35 cents
per ton has been made for freight going
west Of the Missouri river, and so cents
per ton for freight going east across
the river. The railroad commission has
ordered that in the future a fixed rate
of rs cents per ton shall be made. going
both east and west.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
DRUNKEN HUSBAND
BEATS HIS FAMILY

Piankin:on, s. d.. Feb. "a wife
beaten, in the person OF c. G. Ross, a
tenan on a farm east of town, was
before q local court. and, upon plead
ing guilty, was assessed the costs of
the action against him and in addi-
ton was sentenced TO 10 days impris-
onment. When he appeared at the
time originally fixed for his trial, Ross
was so badly intoxicated that he did
not even know that he had a wife and
six children, and hardly knew what his
own name was, so the trial had to be
postponed to give him an opportunity
to. sober up. Mrs. Ross has decided to
leave her husband, and before his Jail
sentence expires she, with her children,
will have taken refuge with her faith
er, a wealthy resident of Illinois. The
evidence introduced at the trial OF
Ross showed that he had been extreme
ly cruel to his wife and also to his
small children, during his frequent pc
RODS of intoxication.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
FORMER HURON FlNANCIER
MEETS DEATH BY ROADSIDE

Huron, S. D., Feb. 3.-Word has been
received here of the death of r.. w.
Holmes, which occurred at Redfield, a
day or two since. Mr.. Holmes was
walking on the railroad track, when it
is thought he vas struck by a passing
train n instantly killed, his body be-
ing found the following morning. Mr..
Holmes was a former resident Of this
city. In the early sos he was one of
the principal officers OF the Dakota
Farm Mortgage company, which did a
large business in this section. Later
he was cashier of the First National
bank of Huron and also identified with
various public affairs. Mrs. Holmes
died here and after her death, because
of Improbable investments, Mr..
Holmes fortune gradually slipped away
and for several years he mas been really
dependent. His health was greatly i'm
paired and mind somewhat unsettled.
Lately he has made his home with rel
ntives in the western part of Beadle
county, out some time recently went to
I private sanitarium at Redfield, from
which he wandered a few nights since,
with the result above given.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11

MAKES PROFIT or $4,000
IN WEAR AND ONF-AAI =

C~enterville, S. D., Feb. 4-Wm. Nc
Cain, living south Of Beresford, in
Union county, sold his 400-acre farm
about is months ago for $40 per acre.
or SIS, 900. He bought 1850 acres five
miles from Miller, in Hand county. for
$35 per acre, or $46,2 $50. He sold 500
acres for $40 per acre and last week
sold the balance, $50 acres, for $50 per
acre, making a net profit of SIG, 900. His
profit in crops and stock sold was about
$4,000, making a total net profit of
$40, 900 on the deal. That a man can
increase his fortune of $2S, 900 to $4S, 900
in South Dakota land in IS months
seems almost preposterous to an east
ern man, but similar deals are fire.
quently being recorded in this state.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
CANTONWINE GIVEN
A PRISON SENTENCE
Draws Four Year Term for Per-
jury While Trying to Defraud
Creditors.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Feb. 4.-Judge
Garland, i'm federal court here, today
sentenced J. G. C~antonwine, formerly a
prominent merchant of Armour, to a
term of four years in the United States
~penitentiary at ~Leavenworth, Kan. At
the December term of federal court
here Cantonwine was convicted on sew
eral counts charging him with perjury
and other crimes in connection with
bankruptcy proceedings during an al
legged attempt on his part to defraud
creditors, to whom he owed an aggre-
gate of more than $50, 900. During the
past few weeks C~antonwine has en-
deavored to effect a settlement with
his creditors on condition that he could
escape with a fine, with The imprison-
ment feature omitted. Since his con-
viction he has been incarCerated in the
county Jail I'm this city. Cantonwtne is
the man who in September, 1908, Gre
a sensation by claiming the safe
in his store at Armour had been robbed
of $35, 300 in cash.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
CENTERVILLE PETITIONS
EVANGELISTS TO COME

Centerville, S.. D.. Feb. 5.-Arrange-
ments are being nae by the Metho-
dist and Baptist churches to secure
the services of Evangelists Bromley
n Myers for a series of meetings TO
be held here from March 16 to April s.
A temporary tabernacle, 150X65 feet,
seating LOO persons, will be built.
Favorable reports from Beresford,
where the evangelists, are doing effec-
tual work, have caused a desire for
similar efforts to be made in this city.
Mayor S.. o. ~Steensland. of Beresford,
headed a force Of 100 men, n erected
a tabernacle of the above dimensions
In nearly n day. A number from
here attended the Beresford meetings
last Sunday and report an assembly of
]. 900 persons, and that many business
and professional men there are deeply
interested in the meetings.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-11
ELLA GINGL.ES MARRIES
I'M HER OLD IRISH HOME

Chicago, Feb. 4.-Ella Gingles, the young
irish lacemaker, who made such a stir in
Chicago at the time OF her trial here last
summer on charges OF stealing lace from
her former employer, Agnes Barrett, fol-
owing the sensational incident when she
was found bound and gagged In the Wei
Hngton hotel. has been married in Larne.
ireland.
This announcement was made in a let
ter received in Chicago Inv friende of Mrs.
G. Van Dusen Cooke. who was given
charge of the girl upon the latter's acquit-
tai. The card of announcement reads:
Mrs. G. Van Dusen Cooke takes pleas
ure in announcing that her protege. Ella
Gingles. was married TO William Drum
mond, both OF Larne, Ireland. on January
~, 1910. at her home in Kilwacghter
Larne."