The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-14
SOUTH DAkOTAToplcS
Events Of ths Wssk Rotated =
Brief Paragraphs.

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Meadow-Mr. L. w. Head OF Mead.
ew. with other stock men Of this r~-
gton. has met with serious less In tho
mysterious Disappearance Of q herd
of young horses. and II h plainly the
conviction OF the stock men that nj
days of rustlinw have not entirely dis-
appeared, +
Ipswtch-The business msn OF this
city held a get together banquet.
which was largely attended and prov
ed TO be . very ~saccesxfaI affair.
Practically every business and pro-
f~essionai man In the city was present.
and matters OF interest to tha futurs
development were discussed. I
Pierre-Arttcics Of incorporation
have been nlcd for the Farmers state
Bank II Nisiand. Butte county. the
government own an the Belle rour-
h irrigation project. II u capital
tded nj 3lo.aee. The tnccrrarasors
are James y. Lonegan. Nisixnd. Olof
Seim. Bert Rogers. neadwood: n W.
Maxwell. Belle Fourchs
vermtliion--koldA q Brother az
L~estervtile. 3. D.. were nned IS and
costs at Yankson yesterday for ship
pins rotten eggs In this state. Tho
formal complaint was made yesterday
and evidence supplied by A. N. Cock.
pure God commissioner. and NJ.
Koita went up 60 Yankton Of his own
accord and pleaded guilty TO h
chargsA
Deadwood-Records kept In the
clerk OF courts office On the births.
deaths and marriages In Lawrence
county show a good gain Tn pepuia-
ton and a surprisingly low death rate
In the last year there were but 9ss
deaths in the county which has an ~
tImated population Of 3e.eae. Rirths
for the year numbered SOC. There
were ESQ marriages.
Sparfaxh-The Northwestern md
Burlington railroads have requested
local contractors 20 submit figures
OF grading for proposed extensions
The Burlington hiss asked figures on
an extension INTO the cnaita.ids north
west of here. The Norfhw estern has
asked estimates on grading for an -.
tension from Whltewood To Sun
dance. Wye. which In taken 10 mean
that this would be- a connecting link
In the transcontinentat chain through
the northwest.
Dell Enthusiastically r. c. Bent
OF the state board OF pharmacy an
nounees that the mex regular meet
Ing OF the board for examination Of
candidates and also for the
ton OF general business viii be- held
ut Redfieid on January - next. The
sessions OF the board viii take place
at the Central House and will begin
at s o'clock In the morning. Appli-
cation blanks may be secured from
the secretary which must be Med Ave
days before the date set for exAminA-
tons.
Pierrs-The state treasury has
made a cali for sssl.o ce Of general
fund warrants for the third Of Ian
uary. being up to the register number
si.Tss. This clears up isss than
half OF the out standing warrants.
n viii leave . net debt tof $780,
goo TO start the year 1910. This can
not be reduced much before the mid
del OF the year and with the expen-
ditures running a. they are now. IL In
very likely that the bestnninx or The
next year will see the debt semewherw
nea that figure.
Rochford-RancAsrs In the vicinity |
OF the South Dakota Wyoming border
line west OF here. entertain great fears
81 tkz amyafs 80 tha fh~ud~ 80 lAA.
that feed there each winter. The
conditions are forming =
crust on the snow that viii give the
wolves that abound there every OPP
pnrtunity To capture the feet ooted
animals whose feet break through
and IL is probable tina parties "
ranchsrs Will go out In a detsrfniu@ 81
effort To protect the deer from ex-
termination at the hands OF their foes
Madison--Au increase In deposits |
OF 3s.sss.gSl in tive months and .
half il the record made by the state
and private banks VI South Dakota
from September !. 1903. TO November
1908. according 4 the report II
the public examiner. job L. Jones'
just issued. X may Will b doubted |
bSklitf any WGMkEtA oA4AG uAM GNSt 4
made 80 good = showing within =
period Of time. According to
report there wers IA Of these
banks on November ~ last. and In |
crease OF two from the last report
The depostts amount TO tAe.y1e.1te.
Belle Fourche-Word has been hros
here Of tbs death by axphyxtAtien ~
his ranch neA iscyA Of I'D. AtxeAuly. |
an early settler OF Harding coun~
~. formerly part Of Butte county.
MirsAult who was known ~ French
Nd and u companion named VIII
Black. went 10 the cellar with =
pail Of Goals. TO keep PM vegetables
freezing. n after stopping up
all ventilation To keep cut The cOld. |
spent the night there. They were
found next day by neighb0rs. both
BY the poisonous gases from
the Goals. Black recovered. but Mira-
Auit died the next day.
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