The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-02-25
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81 YAnkton college. In 1895 died In
the state hospital for the insane here
He wAs once also q msmher OF the
territorial board OF regents and .
member and chairman Of the board Of
trustees. OF the State Unisersity. He
leaves . wife and Two children.
Rapid City-Preparattons are un-
aee way for the celebration to be
held In Rapid city In April during
ne annual meeting of the Western
ecuth Dakota stockgrowers Associa-
ton. The Business Mems club II In
correspondence with flying machine
men n an Aercpiane flying exhtbi-
then will probably be added to the
usual attractions Of bronche busting
a other o boy features.
M;tchell-The commission form OF
government has been under discussson
in this city for the past winter. ant
the citizens will be given an oppor
tunisy TO express their sentiments en-
II. Petitions were circulated and there
was no trouble experienced by the
solicitors In securing enough men &c
sign them. The city council received
the petitions and designated Thurs
day. February "a as the special cleo
ton. {
Cenierville-Rev. J. Watson, OF
Highnore, with w. H Thrall. d. D.
OF Huron. conducted services At tie
Congregational church here SUNDAY.
Al q business meeting following, Nj
I Watson Was given a unanimous cal
to become the pastor which was &C
cepted. Mr.. Watson's year begins
here April /, but he will go abroad
during the summer o visit his aged
parents IN London. returning the las'
OF August
Miller-wolves are becoming num-
ersus and bold. The condition of the
snow and ice is such that they can
not be hunted successfully with dogs.
whose feet are cut badly in the chase
s/r them. j. NJ, Coykendall, a
half mile south of town, sees them
near his house nearly every day. A
man driving 10 the north saw nine
OF them in n pack. They Will be
hunted with dogs as soon as the
snow and ice softens. so that the dogs
feet can stand the running.
Aberdeen - George Kalinwoskie.
who on Thursday was found to be in
sane and was ordered sent 10 the
asylum at Yankton. broke out Of his
paddle cell at the Brown county hos
piial and escaped. As the night was
bitterly cold. and kaiinwoskie was
tatniy clad. il was feared the MAJ
had persisted. but Friday afternoon
he VAS found in q "dugour' on some
property ne osns IN he outskirts Of
tee @.., and he was returned to the
hospital. kalinwosA4t .asanit, is
due TO worry over = real estate deal
Paerre-The woman's board OF in
v~estiga1ion of the state charitable
and penal institutions has made its
annus report TO the governor. and
ia the report finds the Institutions
generally well managed. and about
the only cause for com plain, being
the lack of room for the proper care
OF rhose unoer the care of the state.
This condition they find to be acute
81 the hospital for the feeble mind
ed 1T Radfield and they also u lack
Of proper dorTniiory facilities al the
deaf mute school AT Sioux Falls.
Lad-Leaging a farewell note to
her frienGs. Mrs Jessie m. aged
20. took aim with a revolver and fired
three shots al herself and then fell
& AZ Sxss tIR nm 49, fArn~ a. km~a
Investigated the snots, summoned a
doctor vino thought the woman dead
Closer examination showed. however.
that moi one Of the bullets had touch
ed tins woald-be-suieide and HI she
had merely from fright
Each Of the ieaaen missiles was found
inaedded in the wall nearby and Mrs.
Graham has now changed her mina
about dying.
HHron-A valuable addition TO
Huron college library has been made
BY DIR j. A. Sowles OF New Jers-y.
who presented the library with Mas
terpi-ces and History Of Literature.
DE Lux editions. Mr.. cowies has
made u mum Der of Donations TO Hur-
Tn College library. the last being in
memory Of his father. the late Abra-
han Cowi-s. a well known physician
AND literary student.
The trustees OF Huron college have
accepted In offer OF S@S.e0e for lands
In Montana. donated TO the college sy
Ralph Voorhees, and wife, Of New
Jersey.
Rapid Cisy-work was started this
week On the tunnel Of the Dakota
Power twelve miles Yves; Of
Rapid City near Big Bend AS soon
~ tn. weather conditions permit the
waterway viii lie completed and the
power station and pole line built.
When com plet~d and Ia operation this
plnnt 9Th furnish 10. 900 horsepower
n Rapid City and vicinity. The first
installation to b< completed early this
fall VIII have \ capacity Of 2.V0o
horsepower, A twenty year franchise
was recently granted the Dakota
Power %. by the eify council TO fur
nish electric juice for all purposes
70 Rapid City. Rapid river from