The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-11-24
sUFFRAGlsTs PLAN A
NATIONAL MOVEMENT

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Pierre, S. D., Nov. 21.-The national
equal suffrage organization is working
TOWARD a woman'S political organiza-
ton In the country built On the same
lines as the organization Of the diff
ferent national political parties. A list
Of questions and propositions will b
submitted to the state convention at
Huron the first of next month, cover
ing the proposed plan Of a closer state
and national organization along such
proposed lines. Beside this question
the proposition for a general move
ment on congress for national legisla-
ton for equal suffrage is to be sub
mitted, not only to his state, but to
all the state organizations, the theory
being that national legislation will
clean the board at one swoop and end
the continual pickering and work nee
essary to carry state by state, as has
been the policy Of the suffrage forces
to the present time.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
Pierre, S. D., Nov. 21.-Articles of in
corporation have been filed for the
Jordan State bank, Of Jordan, 8. D.,
capitalized at $4,000. The organizers
and officers Of the bank are Ray P.
Sheehan, of Jordan, president; John W.
Stewart, Of Dallas, vice president; B.
Lewis Mccullough. Of Dubuque. cash
Ter. Charters were issued to the North
west Orange Judd of Aber-
deem, capital stock, $1,000, 900; Croker
Farmers Elevator company, of Crock
er, capital, s15, 900; Farmers Elevator
company, of Parker, capital, $40, 900;
VIM. H. Klinger Lumber Manufacture
ing company, of Huron, capital, $685.
600; Empire Novelty company, Of
Huron, capital, $50, 900; James Porter
company, Of Fort Pierre, capital, ST.
500, 900; Crown Commercial Car COM
pany. Of Pierre; capital, $780, oo.
SOUTH DAKOTA BOYS LEARN
ABOUT CORN RAISING
Mitchell, S. D. Nov. 21.-County SUI
pertntendent Browne last spring organ
lied two classes of boys of about 60
members to start in On a corn growing
contest, the elimination OF which will
come in January at the state corr
show in this city.
The classes were for bows in the
country whose ages range from 10 to
Is years and from s to IL years, and
$85 has been donated by the school,
officers with which to pay prizes.
Half of this money is for the corn
contest and the other half is for com
positions on h growth and care OF
corn. At The state corn show the 60
or more boys will make their exhibits
which will be judged by experts.
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FOR EACH DOLLAR STOLEN
Watertown, S. D., Nov. 21.-Convict-
ed Of robbing a citizen Of $40 in q
was today sentenced to serve one yea
in the state penitentiary for ever
dollar of booty he secured. Evidence
found on Thompson at the time Of his
arrest duplicates him In two othe,
robberies in different parts OF the
state, and his criminal record is bad
It was upon this record that Judge
George H. Marquis imposed the severe
penalty.
After the first conviction and wher
brought before a jury on a secon sim
of not guilty. He will probably re,
10 Years more on the second count, tn.
two sentences to be served at the samS
time.
sPEARFlsH PAPER SOLD.
Spearash. 9. D.. Nov. 21.-Anpounce'
experienced newspaper man, has pur
chased thes-Spearfish Caravan, a loca
weekly newspaper, Alsd will conauc
it in future. The plans OF w. H. Todd
the retiring editor. have not been an
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SEWERS cHlLD'S FINGERS
WHILE BEHEADlNG ROOSTER
Watertown. s. D., Nov. 21.-To hav,
two fingers cut off and remain uncon.
scious of the fact for 80 minutes wa
the experience Of Miss Marie Walsh
h ~14-year-old daughter Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. John Walsh, residing near thi
city.
The girls mother was unable 1,
keep still a chicken, while she en-
| deavored to cut off It'll, head. Calm,
to her daughter. the mother babe tn,
girl to hold the fowls head on a block
sl1i discovered that tn,
attssr fingers We're roma