The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-02

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The property of the late Theodore
Peterson of Lake county for which
there has been no claimant, will go to
Ebert Peterson, brother who has
been located in Brooklyn, N. Y.
An injury resulting from over.exert.
ing herself in lifting, caused the
death of Lille, the 19-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Lunda, who
live in Turner county. From the in
jury acute tuberculosis developed.
James w. Todd has been reelected
chief of the fire department at Yank-
ton.
Owing to the slush and ice the pom
toOn bridge at Yankton has been re-
moved.
! Labor troubles in the Black Hills
last year reduced the output of gold
over $1,500,0OO.
The residents of Mclaughlin are
agitating the issuance of bonds for the
erection of school house.
! Burglars gained entrance to the rail
road station at Jefferson and dynamit-
ed the safe. securing about $50.
Gov. r. =. Wesley has sold his gen.
eral store at Washington Springs. He
has been in business there for twenty
seven years.
/ Archie McCallum is in the Campbell
county Jail charged with criminally as
saulting Miss Ella Searle, school
teacher.
Reilly Alcott and Clarence Srabb of
Watertown have been bound over to
, the grand jury on the charge of rob-
bling Chris Berg of Castlewood.
Noah Death, convicted of passing
instruments to prisoners in the Cod
ington county Jail with which to es-
cape, has been given a one-year SEN
tence.
| The Farmers Grain Dealers associa-
ton of South Dakota has filed a for
NAL protest with the state railway
! commission in regard to rates in the
state.
The railroad commissioners will
give a hearing at Sturgis on Deem
Der on the petition of business men
that branch of the American Express
! company be located here.
! The first church of white people to
be organized on the Standing Rock
reservation has been opened at Nc
Laughlin, in Corson county, and Is
called the Union Congregational
church. Rev. j. Q. Dickensheets is to
be the pastor.
The photograph of the unknown
man who was found murdered along
the tracks of the Milwaukee railroad
near Aberdeen on the morning of Sep
Edmund Casey of International Falls,
| MINI.
When the legislature two years ago
passed the law providing for unofficial
returns on the part of precinct officers
to the county auditors and by the
county auditors to the secretary of
state, it was not thought such law
would require any penalty to secure
its being put in operation, but the lack
of compliance at the last election
shows that such provision will have
to be added.
lied at Vivian.
The Aberdeen city council has spent
$4,000 for a park site.
The state suffrage association will
meet at Huron early in December.
Alexandria residents held a chicken
! pie supper to raise funds for the H.
brary
The next legislature will attempt to
pass a law which will shorten the
election ballot.
The annual meeting of the fedora
tion of churches of Christ will be held
at Redfeld on December 8.
Congressman Burke has gone to
Washington to prepare for the opening
of the short session.
Arlington has organized a strong in
dependent basketball team and will
go after the state championship.
Judge Sites of Sioux Falls has de-
cided that property owners cannot let
to outsiders the right to trap.
Rev. e. NJ LETTERS, pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Mitchell, has resigned
to take up postgraduate work.
The implement store and blacksmith
shop of Albert Lawlien was destroyed
by fire at Ipswich, causing a loss of
$1,000.
At the tag day" held at Aberdeen
for the benefit of the childrens home
at Sioux Falls, nearly $1,4OO was
raised for the home.
Louis and Peter Mousseaux of In.
terror are said to be the wealthiest
Indians in South Dakota. They own
over 5000 acres of land
A month ago the Milwaukee road
suspended operations on the extension
of its line from Eagle Buttes to Faith,
assigning as reason inability to Sc
cure ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penno, living on a
farm in Beadle county left their in
FAINT child alone in the house when it
fell into pan of boiling water and
was scalded to death.
DiCOSel and Bachelor Aberdeen