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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
TRAMP FALLS FROM TRAIN
AND is CUT IN PIECES

Alexandria. S. D. June 1.-Carous
EospeIhaun, of Tiffin, Ohio, was killed
by the eastbound passenger about two
miles west of Alexandria Saturday
noon, evidence indicating that he fell
from between the tender and baggage
car Rcadmaster McMahon happened
10 be standing on the rear of the train
and noticed some of the mangled parts
and thought the train had run down a
hog Upon returning on the 3 o'clock
passenger, he watched the track closely
and discovered an arm and hand laying
beside the rails, SO upon arriving at
Mitchell Immediately notified Coroner
Clifford, OF this city, to meet him at the
scene of the accident. They found the
body horribly mangled and strewn
along the track for about so rods, other
parts being found miles from the scene
of n accident. Coroner Clifford
brought the remains to Alexandria. A
c~oroner's jury returned a verdict of ac-
cidental death.
A. N. Rhymer, tenant on the F.. D.
Peckhan farm, upon which the acct
dent occurred, noticed a man on the
back of the tender as the train passed
the buildings, a few hours before the
accident occurred.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
STATUE TO CUSTER
RECALLS TRAGEDY
INDIAN MASSACRE
Michigan H.onors Memory OF
Man Who Lost Life in Little
Big Horn Country.

Sioux Falls. S. d., May 51.-The un.
his ~boyhood-on June 4, in the presence
OF President Taft n other distip-
| guished men of the country, of a me-
| mortal statue erected by the State of
Michigan TO General George A. Custer,
will arouse new interest in the life
story and tragic fate of this popular
| hero, who was the idol of millions of
Americans. and all that a daShtng cav
alryrnan and Indian fighter should be.
General Custer met his death at the
hands of many Sioux Indians who yet
are living in the two Dakotas. The
CIlster massacre was On land the coun-
| terpart of the disaster suffered by the
Americans on the sea, when the bat
tleship Maine was blown up in the
harbor OF Havana. A curious coinci-
dence is the fact that the loss of life
In each OF the disasters was practically
the same.
The Custer battlefield is situated on
the Little Big Horn river, in southern
Montana. This historic spot is the
chief attraction for sightseers who visit
that portion of the great west. The
battlefield will always be looked Upon
with w as the visitors recall to re-
membrance that 18th day OF June, 1876,
when the brave commander and his
faithful troopers yer forth to battle
With an overwhelming force Of blood
thirsty Sioux warriors, only to be the
victims of a massacre which has no
equal in the annals of Indian warfare.
Reno Learns of Death.
After being besieged on the bluffs
until the morning of the 9th, Reno'S
and Benteen's battalions We're relieved
by the arrival of General Terry, when
they learned Of the disaster which had
befallen the gallant Custer and his
command. On the 2Sth the dead were
buried. All the bodies except a few had
been stripped of their clothing. Nearly
all were scalped or mutiiated in some
manner, but there was one notable eX-
ception, that of General Custer, whose
face and expression were natural; he
had been hot in the temple and in the
left side. The killed of the entire COM
mand was 265, while the wounded num-
bered So. In memoir of the gallant
dead the government some years ago
erected a large monument on top Of the
hill near where the bodies of General
Custer and many of his officers md
men were found, OF which is engraved
the names of the dead heroes. On each
spot where a body was found a marble
headstone a been erected. a cross
marking the place where Clusters body
was found.
The extension a few years ago of a
railroad through the vicinity of the
Custer battlefield renders it easy of ac-
cess, and year by year the number of
tourists who visit the spot soaked with
the blood OF heroes. is increasing.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
CONVICTED OF MURDER
BUT GRANTED NEW TRIAL

Nermillion, S. D., June 1.-Niles
Swenson, 73 years old, a wealthy Clay
county farmer, convicted last October of
numbering his daughterinlaw, Bertha
Swenson, at their farm house near AL
sen, Clay county, by giving her poison
on July Z, 1909, and the penalty fixed
at life imprisonment, has been granted
a new trial by Judge Trip.
Back of the events that terminated
In the death of Bertha Swenson there
stood out in bold relief the accusation
that had been placed against her by
her fatherinlaw of the theft from him
OF $500. The old man had accused her
to her face, had mentioned it to other
members of the family, and even to
~neighbors. The loss of this money was
uppermost in his mind from the day
that he discovered that it was gone.
He la brought $4,000 in gold from
Beresford n hid 1t in an old granary.
He advanced the argument that some
member of the family must have stolen
1t; that if a robber had found the
money he would have taken the whole
thing. From hat day until the trag-
edy the miser had dotted on the loss of
his gold,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
ICE PLANT WILL SUPPLY
BLACK HILLS REGION

DeaBoods IS. D. Jpne G.-Aanep1ee-
fEaEt 2s maze by Jofla Trebes. q s1ss
eazY. Sals1 Ike lis arranging 10 erect an
10 manufacturing plant at PIuEna, fWe
2s1lyas4 f1ssEp here, THAI VIII supply ice
wholesale 10 tdt1is ssetson ~ xEe Elaek
a4sss TIE plant viii have q 6a4ly
capacity ~ 4s tons and Mi also have
& Ge4a storage plant In ADDITION. Ar
5aE5SFzAesEas asaYe bsen 51aae With the
k-@tfpassaeG Fsyset iagb company u
afe TIE condensed steasc from The tar-
p9xs exydSlag. t5gs ae5ng away With the
a1eosHSssg for 2 9&saaM4ng plant. An en-
IefGfs5S5se e1ga1eeF 0a& recently here
go &sssT 2esks1g 2geF 4be prospects
a54sIS z fAYcraPle rskIort On the project.
TEE estimated eogt II tfe plant viii be
sfgaa slS@D ~ szse9 and ii lis hoped
" Sa9e n an operation during the COM
SIG SNg1n6nSg,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
nAKnTA FYpFRT Ie IN
BLEACHED FLOUR CASE
J. n. Shepard, Of the Agricul,
taTai College Testiaes for
the Government.

kansas City, Jane s-Continuing his
testimony ss az expert on the chemical
effect Of bleaching foar. J. H Shepard,
Of the state agricultural college Of
South Dakota in the federal court here
Today, said that -four bleacbed by the
AJsop process could NOT improve with
age unless the -four had not been
bleached Up TO It's absorbent capacity.
Il has been shown thar the -four seized
ny % government wss manufactured
ny a Lexington BILL & Elevator com
pang o1 Lexington. Neb. and That the
Aisop process was used In beanting
product.
Professor Shepard testified thai NJ
bleaehs6 Eour is creamy white" and
b3esehed -four is -ckaIky white he
SAID -four is chazky white when the
basic tints of orange and yellow dis
appear. 2 he believed The eaalkv''
color IS undesirable.
For experimental purposes. Professor
Shepard said ne bleaehea aulr by
2eql2g pure nitrogen peroxide TO Ltle
-four.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
EAFT1sas OF INFANT
LEADS TO SHOOTING

Dsa1woed s. u. June 1.-Two men
are SHOT ons probably fatally. and TWO
afe n-l1er arrest 2 1he result Of 3
9rs*1 Al E Slaronian christening al
Lead last night
The family IF John Tomiljaaovarh
Was celebrating the baptism of z child
nEtn rae usual au-rignt reyeIry, and
plenty Of wine flowed. A quarrel arose
vIta aesha Fayicieh, who Is alleged
= h2Fe drawn a knife on his host.
Policeman Keller was summoned and
wale arresting Payicich he vas shot
through the left lung. The officer be-
fore ne fell. shot his assailant in the
leg
BqEa the S~layonians are in the coun-
y jail and Keller is believed TO be
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
CLARK yfsLL FE-opEh
INHERITANCE tax CASE

FaeFre5 3 D. alae 6-A1tarney Gen
eraA Clark is noG satisfied VIII The
Ana1nss OF rhe supreme opgrT IN me
&shfaana Inheritance tax case, in
which the court held THAT Itse pressert
Inheritance lax lew IS unconstitutional.
His contention is thai tbs law, 3r his
opinion IL good. aaa ne has filed 4
peFatlon for reheartrg IL lhe case
wt1ca vii act as & stay 81 procedure
ii'aada II is argued aad Z further dsc8-
sh2n reached, The Decision was II
special interest, and mas brought mans.
inquiries from county t~re&surers oyer
2 state as 20 further coileerious ~
Ehas tax under il ruling IF Ehe court.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
SETTLERS ARE HELD
UP UNDER INSPECTION
STATUTE Of STATE
Delays in Shipment and Cost o.
Iusnec&ion Turn Immigrants
Away From State.

aberdeen. s n, June l-Ga1G24azAt
Is r7ade hat S~otsfers coming "a Soaih
Dakota are no2 reca5vias s square
,faaI under she provisions OF the South
Dakota live stock Inspection Law passed
by the Legislature ri 1898 aS i Is en-
forced Gs State I~nSneCro1 AattsTschal1
ii. Aberdeen. AfaYS settlers a7e VeNsd
and Malignant az tlle 16SS Of time aao
MONEY Involved IN sha tnsEte>Uo2 ana
some al t7e newcomers from eastern
states have w-fttaN their relatives,
advising them moi "a locate n south
Dakota In some Instances Ias charge
+ made thar aberdeen people are 10
biagna for Sie alleged 7t7afa Cp, out
flsr frouhfe au:laars 70 be not with
e haraean pennlo, who a-G helpless, nor
with the railroads, buI with the state
law 1ne SETTLER who was removing 10
: Na-1h Dakota claim from Frederick,
:. T.. IN thIs cp@ZnTy, complains mai
Ills il1ESSzs vfTv aS3a - Ter N
spscti6n 81 Aberdeen, and he was COM
paifea 10 nay = 8 head for the inspect
ing, Notwithstanding that a govern
nfant inspector is stationed at Mar
nl&Eah. Y. ~ where his live stock must
again unde-ga g hauling over. A new
caYns- From Illinois brought with him
~n.aHs ~ l.snscIian from an in
srea9f 3 thai sza5s. hut II was not
recognized ny HE local inspector be-
cause II ba~e no seal The charge
made here for inspection runs from IS
IL 81 g head Scr cattle. il is asserted.
n s. 3 hss6 6o- horses. In instances
whs-e he ha1nestesder has a large
number ~ live stock the tax is most
b~urdsasornS Aberdeen residents have
taken Up the matter and efforts will
be made 10 remedy il, as it is feared
& continuance of the practice will stop
Ihs present tide OF immigration into
tne DakataE
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
Capitol "lFrlIflTllh
TO Be IN EVENT IN
STATEHOOD HISTORY
Government &na Najghborins
Stale ofRai&is VII aSiei
pate n Event,

Pierre 5 u 1rma Tlus nav stats
ca3lto2 N2il ie dedicated tla latteg psss,
OF June The dsges viii be Gsa3 in Il
shorg aIme.
In connection with tho dedication
Governor Wesley and a r Chamber
ham, % tas farmers institute work
fiHvo been arranging for q state cnr-
sarva1iun meeting. This details have
n5l a4 been worked o4Ig, Professor
Wiley, o. Washingtnn; Governor Fiber
hsrL q AEinnes6ua Governor SStrkE. 81
NORTH L'ako1a Jantes , Hia arch
bishop Ireland ana other men Of prnsaf~
2nence viii is invited.
The ciSy vii he asked TO cooperate
With the SKATE ana committees will le
IIpolnIad u ionh after the arrange
utents. III is probable 3 pnpUGa rats
EXCURSION v1ill he FIN from Pierre TO
rhe 3iacE Hills "a the close OF the
Hlea-lI3E here
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
MURDO SECURES A NEW
CEMENT BLOCK FACTORY

Murdo, s.. D., June 4.-Murdo has a
new cement block factory and the work
of manufacturing blocks and bricks has
already begun. G. NJ. Mcdonnell is
the promoter of the new factory and
has a good force of men at work turn,
ing out a good grade of material for
building purposes. He will demonstrate
the quality of his product by first put
ting up a building for himself, the d.
mansions of which are to be 25X45, two
stories and a basement.
Murdo had the filst Memorial day
services in the history of the town Mon
day. The program was rendered in the
Methodist Episcopal church, DR.. O.. d,
Murray delivering the address of the
day.
The Murdo Commercial band was re-
organized last Friday night and the
members have resume practice with
renewed energy. There are a number
of old players here and new ones will
be worked in.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
sRCTHEP's AccUsEz is
WANTED rC1 ws8Errz

Des6 wGD6. 6 D. g-ae 6-Cazrxes
with me sans Gaaraea % 50 years age
ns2E Toledo. Oaae. q Which ~ accused
Els ha3t asQaaer and csss45 hi.r TO be
taksa sasE Toy trial, Mike Sener.1ae.-
ges Is A9w 1ea1g sought ny d Meade
county osTzcErs. Nae war1 70 take am
70 G04e5o 70 2ZlsHlsr for raa e.srae
Last @aE1es h-Gz2E1barger- * 81 81
Legged confession aeaAare6 mat ms ast
brother gesegA Miller, ~ Epe.ars2sa.
Asa 0~9sa@2stGs6 me znur5er and Es.a
na1n gRlleE aA these years with tret,ss.
baa4Aer was taken east and GAs g-an5
s4rY failed 10 4adic1.
g tie snserraeF. il he can t,e
esGghs. aEa 1aae Lhs Eadede agLneriaies
On the same StlsIgs.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
WINNIPEG PROJECT TAKES
OVER EROOkfhGS ELECTRIC

saeu& Falls. S. D, June 2.-It is an
npEaosd here by Captain Fred Myrn,
WIG Is doing TIE preliminary work in
connection with the proposed construc-
Fa@n u q lire Of railroad from Winnipeg
p re gulf. through Fargo and Sioux
Fails, that the interests which he rep
resen1s have purchased the rights of
uls Brpokfngs and Sioux Fails Railway
company. under conditions to be closed
5y June /. The Bookings and Sioux
fa5ts company planned on construct
Ing an electric railroad to connect the
TO cities and intermediate points.
Captain Myrp further reports that the
survey for the proposed Winnipeg-G Gulf
railroad is practically completed be-
tween Sioux City and Fargo, the route
. Fargo running through Rutland,
webster, Watertown, Brookings and
Egan,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
HERDS WEST OF RIVER
AFFECTED Nv

Pierre, S. D.. May 31.-The state and
government veterinarian forces are
Work1ng together in the Missouri valley
to enforce the dipping laws in cases Of
scabbies. Several herds are reported
to be more or less affected in Hughes,
Sully and Potter counties, and these are
being looked after to see that there is
no further spread of the disease. The
whole of the state was q%uarantined
several years ago, on account of the
prevalence of scabbies. and a rigid cam
paign, with dipping of stock, practically
cleaned 1t UP. But the quarantine re-
moved, some owners became careless,
and there are cases which need atten-
ton again.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
FOR WAkONDA SCHOOLS

Wakonda, s. D., June 2.-The wa
kofldf~ high school closes this week
after a very successful years work.
There will be five Observation-Disclosures
Leona DWyer, Edna Losee, Myrtle
Babb, Edward Burke and Clarence
Hatch. The baccalaureate sermon was
delivered Sunday by Rev. F. ]. Tresid-
der. of the Congregational church, his
subject being THE Average Man. n
the address was a fine one. The annua
commencement will be held the evening
of June A. and Dean Thomas Sterling,
OF Vermillion. will deliver the address.
Memorial services were held SUNDAY
afternoon. Addresses We're delivered by
Rev. Mr.. SaXton, Rev. Mr.. Tresidder
n Rev. Mr.. Wild.&Yesteraay
gram was rendered by the pupils of the
high school.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
RANcHERS FIGHT ANTHRAX
IN WESTERN DAKOTA

Whitewood, S. D., June Anthrax,
the dreaded disease among cattle, has
appeared among a bunch of stock
north of here on the line between
Lawrence and Meade counties. and
some apprehension is felt among
stockInen as to it's spread.
The discovery Of the presence of the
disease was made by C. F. Smith. a
rancher living there, who found that
some OF mis- small herd OF Angus
and Herefords had developed the
anthrax. one having died and others
displaying well developed symptoms.
The deputy stock inspector was noti-
fed and, owing to the seriousness of
the disease. summoned State Inspector
s. e. Cosford, who came at once.
Drastic measures are being taken to
eonffne the disease, and no trace of its
spread has Vet been found.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
CHARGED WITH STEALING
WHOLE CAR OF CATTI r

saea1 Fislss, IS, ID, June "A sensa-
aa9r has been created in Gregory coun-
~ ~ tue arrest ri iEaae DoHickey and
Aass partner Arthur IteWia, charged
.afh stealing a carload Of cattle be-
longing 70 Hammer & Johnson, stock
Asaen. IN The Tegien tributary ia the
Missouri river The arrest was made
~ Deputy sherif Edward Hlakey. The
pItsisalnary hearing OF the two accused
saetl viii be held June 8.
Residents along the Missouri river
~ Gregory county during the past few
years have been greatly ANNOYED by
#,ifat appears to be a regularly organ
ized band of cattle thieves. They have
beGoine u%nuRuellY bold of late
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
GIRLS ASsAULTER WILL
GET PRISON SENTENCE

Aberdeen, S. D., juno 4.--Judge Fr.ayt
MeN''lty will, on June 6, sentence
w. Roycraft. who was found guilty 81
a jury at Ipswich, in Edmunds county
of assault in the second degree, thu,
complaining witness being 16-year-o ola.
Ethel Wilson. Roycraft's relatives n
Wisconsin stood by him Loyalty, sendine
an attorney from that state to assist in
his defense, and furnishing him viii
ample funds, but the evidence was too
strong against him. The young girl
Who accused him was a pitiful sight on
aroused great sympathy. The penalty
for Roycraft's offense is from five to "a
years in prison. A new trial win be-
asked.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS
ATTEND MILITARY SCHOOL

WATERFOWL, S. D., June 4.-Both staff
and line officers of the South Dakota
National Guard have been ordered by
Adjutant General Englesby, OF this
city, to report at Fort Meade, in the
Black Hills, on July 2 for the purpose
of spending two weeks in officers
school. The war department has de-
tailed Captain Farrand, of the Eighth
United States cavalry, to act as in-s
%structor.
About 70 officers will participate. The
instruction will cover. the range Of
military tactics, n will be given in
order to perfect the officers who will
be expected to impart the instruction
to their respective companies at annual
encamDmen
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
WOMAN CLERK CATCHES
TWO TLJEuE

Howard, s. D., June 2.-The shrewd-
ness of a girl clerk in the Jensen es-
Enlistment at this place resulted in
the arrest OF two strangers, who give
their names as James Bush. aged so.
charged with the theft of a large
quantity of clothing from the Jensen
store. They entered the store at noon.
while only a few of the clerks were
present and stole the clothing while
they were purchasing some small arti-
cles. Tit girl clerk detected them and
the authorities were notified, Jack
Walsh and Edward Clark started in
pursuit of the fugitives, but did not
overhaul and capture them until they
had reached Villas. Both men have
entered pleas of guilty and will re-
oeive terms in the Sioux Falls peni-
tertiary as soon as Judge Taylor is
sentence.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
HURON ENGINEER WEEDS.

Huron, S. D., June As. Claude
oviatt, a we'll known Chicago & North
western engineer. and Miss Helen.
Parke, daughter Of Chas. W. Parke and
Pears Pinch, pastor of the Congrega-
t1onal church, early Wednesday morn
ing at the home of the brides parents.
The couple nave gone on an eastern
trip. expecting to return to Huron to
reside permanently in about three
weeks.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
MAN PARALYZED WHEN
THROWN FROM HORSE

White Lake, S. D.. May s1.-M. E.
Williams. a well known pioneer farmer
or Washington township, some miles
from here, was perhaps fatally injured
as the result OF being thrown from a
horse which he was riding. The ami
NAL stepped in a hole and fell. throw
ing the old man over its head. He
struck the ground in such a manner
as to injure his back, this resulting
IN his limbs being rendered useless.
they being paralyzed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
A YEAR For Gel

Yankton. :. D., June AT a special
term of circuit court here e. N. Mccall
lum, of Fulton, S. D., pleaded guilty to {,
charge of forgery n was sentenced to-
n year in the state penitentiary by
Judge r. E. Trip. McCallum made a.
dash through this section of the state
via auto, and cashed checks at Is diff
ferent banks from Mitchell to Tabor,
most of them for $40. He was caught in,
this city. He was formerly a
cial salesman for an eastern jewelry
house.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-06-09
FISH DAMS ORDERED
BY STATE GAME WARDEN

Watertown, S. D.. June 4.-Fish WAYS,
will have to be built into all dams
across streams in South Dakota, ac-
cording to an announcement made here
today by w. F. Bancroft, state game
warden. MIR. Bancroft viii make a
test case of the situation at Sioux Falls
If opposition develops to his program.
The owners of two large dams across
the Big Sioux at Sioux Falls have been
notified that they must construct fish
ways or fight 1t out in court. 1t is the
policy of the game department of the.
state to keep the Big Sioux open from
the mouth to the source at the head Of
Lake Kampeska, near this city. The
chief distractions are in the lower part
of the river, but the owners of dams
below Sioux Falls have signifed their
willingness to build the openings if the
Sioux Falls owners will do likewise.
f.; Similar action will be taken as to the
James river and all the other larger
streams in the state,