The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-15

show a decrease in deposits, which Is
usual at this time OF year. With Che
turning Of the grain crop the moneys
in the banks will increase again to,
normal standing.
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE
TO CAPITAL AT PIERRE
Watertown. S. D., Sept. ga through
passenger train to the state capital has
been put on from this city via Red
field and Gettysburg over the Chicago
& Northwestern THAI gives to Water
town n the northeastern part Of the
state the long sought direct communt-
cation with Pierre. The service was
begun Monday.
MuRDERER's VICTIM uNKNowM
Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. at the in
quest held over the remains of the un4
Known man found murdered by Mil
waukee section hands on Sunday morn
Ing, no new facts were brought out.
and the name n residence of the
man. and the person OF persons who
murdered him, are as great mysteries
as they were the day he was found,
Several clews concerning tic lnan'e
identity, when investigated by the Off
GERS. proved to be Of nc value.
JAIL DELIVERY FoILEp.
Mitchell, S. D.. Sept. a.-An attempt
So jail oSlASSiy Was 1Olleu ldSL Il1EIiI
by an extra wall encountered by four
prisoners who had opened a hole
through the stone wall. Deputy Sher-
lift Cook discovered the attempt this
morning and none of the prisoners
would ak Of the matter. The work.
was done with a piece Of gas pipe and
had been going o n for several nights.
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RIVER STEAMER FOR PIERRE.
Pierre, s. D., Sept. "a steamer to-,
run on the Missouri river, for opera
ton as a freight rate regulator, prob
ably vii! be ready for business with
the opening of the river for navigation
next spring. At a recent meeting of
the board Of trade, p. r. Mcclure.
Charles L. Hyde and G. E. Deland We're
appointed a committee to take steps
toward securing a landing and wharf
site for the use of h boat, and any
others which might Ian here, and to,
supply them with proper loading and
unloading facilities.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
Pierre, s. D., Sept. a.-The following
companies have been organized and ar
ttcles of incorporation have been filed
with the secretary OF state: Dakota
Metal Granary Co, Mitchell, s. D.. cap
ital stock $250,000 Smithwick Lumber
Co, Smithwick, 8. D., capital $25, 600;
!daho n and Development Co.
AChAO. SoPttoA puV,SuV, n fGTIeCI all
Bed Co, Huron, capital $500, 900.
METEOR HAS SULPHUR oDoR.
Parkston, s. D.. Sept. s.-John Bend
er, of this county, witnessed a falling
meteor recently, n going to the spot
where it appeared to have struck the
earth, found a large piece Of stone with
q sulphurous odor. The stone is now On
exhibition at Memo.
MITCHELL PREPARES FOR
THE CORN PALACE EETE
Mitchell, s. D., Sept. 9.-Work began
yesterday on the decoration of the corn
palace for the annual festival.
Decorator Floyd Gillis, who had
charge of the work last year, Is super
vising b work and his designs are
more attractive than ever before used.
Corn and grfin is arriving in loads and
the work is Eoeing pushed by a force OF
20 or 80 men. Reports from many
places indicate one Of the best enter
tainments ever held and the COMMITTEES
is sparing no expense or work to make
II better than all preceding events OF
the kind