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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
Whit It'll SSil.5U a
WORD FOR Confession
Brownies Attorney Declares
White Lied and Tried to
Blackmail.

Chicago. June 24.-State's Attorney
Wayman concluded the summing up
of the states evidence against Lee
O'Neil Browne today and Attorney
Charles Erbstein opened for the de-
Tense. Mr.. Erbstein began by produc-
ing a contract whereby Representa-
tive White agreed to sell his confession
TO the Chicago Tribune for publication.
ssThis is not the contract drawn up
with Representative White" shouted
the lawyer. MI. Wayman objected and
Mr.. Erbstein retorted:
Here, l want you 10 stop interrupt
ing me- then he continued
1T is not Browne they want 10 Of
fer as a sacrifice n push to the PEN
itentiary. No, it's Lorimer."
Whites letter 10 Senator Lorinner.
telling of his contemplated publication
OF his experiences in the legislature
was read to the jury and the lawyer
commenced
.'Orr ewn Teddy contracted 20 get
only So a word when he went over 20
shoot lions but consider White. He
was to get $21 q word On the stand
he confessed that ne lied in that let
ter. Why did he write st3 II was
blackmail. gentlemen. baacknnsgl
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
WOMAN UMPIRE HAS
BROKEN KNEE CAT
Clement, Well Known
Arbitrator, Struck by Ball
While Playing Catch.

Hudson, s. d., June 24.-Miss
Amanda Clement, Hudson's famous
woman umpire. has TO get about by the
aid Of a pair Of crutches now. a bone
In her left knee being broken, when
che was hit by a ball, while playing
catch with one Of her college mates
at Lincoln, Neb., whereat the univer-
sity she is taking the medical course.
The injury ais comprised some torn
ligaments which were very painful, and
Miss Clement had to have her leg
placed in a plaster cast for two weeks.
She has returned to her home in Hud-
son and stopping en- route at Burbank,
s. D., where her brother, Allen Glenn
ent, formerly a well known pitcher, Is
depot agent. Miss Clement takes her
injury philosophically and Is as cheer
full as yer.
Her services have been In great de-
mand, but she was unable to accept any
OF the offers made to her 20 umpire
games In various towns during her in
Jury, but has accepted an offer from
Valley City, N. D., for the Fourth Of
July sports, the enterprising northern
town having a six-day series of sports,
beginning with the Fourth, with two
ball games scheduled for each day,
there being IL games in all, in which
she will hold the indicator and she Is
certain that she will be able to put
away her crutches before that time.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
AUTOMOBILE SKlDS AND
INJURIES PASSENGERS

Dell Rapids, S. D., Jun 23.-E. j.
Elliott had a serious accident Sunday
evening with his automobile, which
went off a grade eight feet high, into
the ditch, turning ono and 2 half over
about a mile and a half southeast Of
Trent. There were FIVE men In the
auto. John Holverson being on the
front seat with Mr.. Elliott, who was
driving the machine, and Landlord
Gordinier, of the Dells hotel, O. II.
Eide and II. G.. Krause on the back
seat. They had started for a run to
F1andreau, about Z o'clock. The grade
where the accident happened is Il mar
row one, just wide enough for a sim
gle track, and no 20 TO urn out, and
in running onto 1t his wheels were out
of the track a little, and the grade be-
ing soft and loose, the wheels of the
heavy car cut down and before they
kncT: x they wcrc over IL the ditch.
Eide and KrauSe were not hurt, but Mr..
Elliott was pretty badly bruised and il
was thought at first that some ribs
were broken, but that did not prove
correct. but he may be injured internal
ly. Holverson was also pretty badly
bruised up and Mr.. Gordinier got some
bruises on his head and breast. Some
of them walk ed to a farm house. about
a mile away, and 'phoned FOR help.
Had it not been for the top or the ma
chine some of them would doubtless
have been killed.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
SHOWER OF BULLETS
HITS TWO; BAKER IS
CAUGHT BY HORSEMAN
Aberdeen Is Scene of Lawless
Deed on Part of Bunch OF
Undesirables.

Aberdeen. S. D., June 23.-Joe Dlco-
sol, a baker, and Charles Bosley, a
butcher, are in a local hospital, poth
suffering from bullet wounds, n Tor
mer being wounded in he head and
the latter in the breast. Both wounds
are serious and Dicosols may result
fatally.
Dicosol runs a bakery in a basement
of q building owned by Ulrich Bosley,
father of Charles. For q long time
the Bosleys and Dicosol have been dis
putting about various details connected
with the lease. and several times their
quarrels have been aired in court. Yes
terday Dicosol protested to the Bosleys
regarding some improvements In front
of the building which he claimed IN
terfered with his rights, and the Bos-
leys took after him with clubs. Joe
Dicosol ran and Nick Dicosol, his broth-
err, Their appeared on the scene and
opened fire with a revolver. Charley
Bosley was shot by Nick Dicosol and
about that time Ed Birdsey, meat cut
ter for the Bosleys, grabbed a revolver
and began to shoot, n Joe Dicosol
received a bullet in the back OF his
head, near the ear. Whether the bull
let was inflicted by Nick Dicosol, acct
dentally, or by Birdsey is unknown.
Following the shooting of the two
men, Nick Dicosol fed. When the
sheriff reached the scene of the shoot
ing he deputized Birdsey to capture the
fugitive and Birdsey. on horseback and
armed with a rife, ran him down IN
the Northwestern railroad yards and
landed him in the county Jail.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01

Pierre, S. D.. June 24.-The official
canvass of the primary returns was so
close on land commissioner h a the
board went back over the returns a
second time to be sure that no mistake
was made in connection with the vote
for Il. +. Brinker and X. q. Foster. IL
is officially determined that Brinker
gets the nomination by "a majority.
~ Mucn complaint exists over the TACT
that full two weeks elapsed after the
primary, before the master Of nominal
tion was settled. 1t was believed that
with the law providing for unofficial
returns of elections that a general re-
suit, unless extremely close could be
secured at an early date after election.
In part this was accomplished, but as
13 out of the sc county auditors OF the
state paid no attention TO the unofficial
return law. ii left one place In doubt,
and up to the official count to settle.
Then in delaying their official returns
there is yet a longer wait to find what
the real count will reveal. Up to FRI
day official returns had been received
from all of the counties but six. the
slow ones being Clay, Deuel., Hamfn,
Lincoln, Minnehaha and Walworth.
ON Saturday the auditors of these
counties were wired TO MAKE immedi-
ate returns, or special messengers
would be sent for them at the expense
of the county. In the official returns
received the auditors are extremely
careless. Before election, they were
supple with envelopes printed IN red
for uh .icial, and black for Official re-
turns. Some of the official returns
were sent In unofficial envelopes; 9TH
ers I'm plain envelopes without any dis
tingu.shing mark whatever, some In
filing cases tied with tape and not
sealed: others in plain envelopes to the
state auditor instead of secretary of
state. Auditors sending such returns
evidently paying no attention whatever
TO law or instructions. 1t has been
suggested that the election return law
be amended TO place a penalty OF cost
OF messenger service against the coun-
~ auditors who do not promptly send
both unofficial and official tur To
the state. Without a penalty the audi
tors do not appear to pay much atten-
ton 10 law.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
TOWNSITES WILL Be
AUCTIONED IN AUGUST
James w. Witten Will Superin-
tend Sale-Go to Highest
Bidder.

Washington, June 23.-The interior,
department today gave out the regula-
tions for the sale of the Cheyenne river
and Standing Rock townsites. The
commissioners of the general land Of
flee is directed to cause the lots in the,
townsites. heretofore reserved on the
Cheyenne river and Standing Rock In
dian reservations, to be offered for sale
at public auction under the supervision
of James w. Witten, superintendent OF
the opening and sale Of Indian lands,
at not less than their appraised value
on the days as follows: The townsiteI
of Timber Lake. South Dakota, Begin
ming August Is; the townsite OF Dupris-
at Aberdeen, beginning August %; the
townsite Of White Deer, at LENNON,
beginning August 90; the townsite OF
Gray Eagle, at Lennon, beginning,
September 2, and the townsite of Crow
King, at Lennon, beginning Soptem-I
Der s. Bids may be made either I'M
person or by agent, but not by mail,
nor at any time or place other than theI
time and place when the lots are Of
fered for sale under the regulations,
and any person may purchase any
number of lots for which he is the
highest bidder. Bidders will not be
required to show any qualifications as
to age, citizenship or otherwise.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
RELIEF rom HEAT
Is PROMISED SOON

Washington, June 24.-The weather
bureau today in a special bulletin gives
encouragement TO those in the north
west who have suffered from the In
tense heal during the last few days.
Local rains and normal temperatures
almost generally are at hand. Contin-
rance of warm weather in other Sec
lions, however, Is predicted.
The bulletin says:
"a break in the not wave that has
prevailed during the asst week in Mon
tana, North Dakota, South Dakota,
Nebraska and western Minnesota now
In progress and the indications are that
there will be local rains and return to
normal temperature in these states.
Warm weather is forecasted to con-
tinue In the southern plains states, the
Mississippi valley and the eastern dis
tricts during the next several days"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
ELK POINT WILL CELEBRATE.

Elk Point, s.. D., June 24.-Elk PCint
Is TO have a grand celebration on the
Fourth OF July. In The forenoon the
exercises viii be held in the court house
square with singing, reading OF the dec
laration OF independence and spca.king.
In the afternoon at the fair grounds
there viii be horse races. auto races.
q good ball game between WestEeid
and Elk Point for a purse of so and a
balloon ascension. On the streets in
the afternoon there will be q merry-go-
round. c~ontortionists, foot races and
various other sports. In the evening
there will be q balloon ascension from
which fire works Will be displayed.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
SOUTH DAKOTA ELKs
ELECT STATE OFFICERS

Arlington, 5. 10, June Io.-rror. Il. L.
thousand South Dakota Elks. attending
the second annual convention OF the
state association in session here yes
terday, elected Il. j. Buholz, OF Aber-
deem, president; j. @. Mcfarland. OF
WATERFOWL, vice president; VIII Owley,
of Aberdeen, secretary Coler Campbell,
of Huron, treasurer. Aberdeen is the
winner for the 1911 convention. The
feature OF today's program was a big
parade eight blocks long, headed by
Adjutant General Englesby and stan
with the Fourth Regimental, Aberdeen
I'm line.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
SOUTH DAKoTAEs ORGANIZE
BOARD OF RED CROSS

Pierre, s. d. dune 2i,-The American
Red Cross has formed a South Dakota
state board to- consist of Governor
Vessey, as president: o. l.. Branspn. OF
Mitchell; John B. Hanten, of Water
town. f. C. Issenhuth, of Redaeld: =.
o. Ringsrud, OF Elk Point: w. II. Rod
die. of Bookings; p. +. Mcclure, 81
Pierre, and L.. a. Sherman. Of Sou
Falls. G. X. Sellers. OF Pierre, has been
designated by Governor Yessey as sec
rotary of the board. Relief contriba-
tions sent 10 any member of the board
VIII be accepted and forwarded TO the
treasurer.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
DROUGHT IS BROKEN
IN CENTRAL DAKOTA
Showers in Brown, Codington
and Beadle Counties
Help Crops.

Huron, S. D., June 24.-A half inch of
rain fell here this morning with about
the same over all OF Beadle county. 1t
Is the first In three weeks and is very
helpful TO all crops which In some To-
calities were suffering for moisture.
-
WATERFOWL s. d.. June 24-Weather
is cooler and cloudy, will light inter-
mittent showers this forenoon and
threatening heavy rain; south wind
continues, but not hot as for past three
days. 1t is believed here that the end
of crop damage in Sioux River valley
is in sight.
Aberdeen, S. D., June 24.-Northern
South Dakota was visited last night by
rains quite heavy In some portions and
lighter in others. The moisture will
prove of great benefit 10 crops in this
section.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
6~i00DH0unGS LEAD
POSSE TO NEGROES

Cairo. Ill. June 2s.-Throe negroes.
charged with nm attempted assault on
the two daughters OK Alexander Hall.
i farmer In Ballard county. Kentucky.
we're lodged IN .tel M Wycllfe. KY,
last night. following q chase with
blpodhnunls yesterday.
they we're caught several miles out
OF Wyclifre by 4 posse and severely
whipped with hickory switches and D
s. them waf shot threugh the hip.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
SEW PHysicAL DIRECTOR
FOR STATE UNIVERSITY

fioux Falls. s. D., June 23.-That
President Gauit. OF the State univer-
sity. al vermiiiion. recently made a
"trip to Chicago for the purpose OF con-
sailing with q Yale graduate who is be-
&c sonsidered for appointment aspaysi-
wI dfrrrtur OF tine university ~ n IN
,crrration which has been brought here
y recent arrivals from yernlillion. The
sw apEointce will succeed Professor
yEstternore, who has been In charge OF
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01

Families OF railroad employees rarely
have 20 be cared for by public or other
charitable organizations. Out OF 3.l5i
families 10 which aid was given by the
Charity Organization society. only five
were families OF men who had been
employed by railroads, and In two OF
these the father and husband was
dead: In another the man had deserted
his family. There are about a million
and a half or railroad employees in the
country. As railway employees are
probably no more provident than 9TH
ers, II must be the pension system
adopted by the roads that makes the
good showing noted by the Charity
Organization society,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
FISHERMAN SHOOTS
ROBBERS; FIST FIGHT

Doodwil, S. d, June 23.-One
member of a fishing party in
sisting on shooting at the bob
bers of other members of the
party, broke up a fishing camp
at a lake north OF Goodwin and
resulted in some of the fishers
being taken into court and fined.
The party consisted Of five men,
George Keenan,, Anthony Bauer,
Nick Kiser and two brothers
named SCHUYLER, all farmers Of
Kranzberg township. keenan,
Is the one who amused himself
by shooting at the bobbers of
the other members of the party,
and Bauer became so enraged
when keenan, would not desist
that himself and keenan, got in
to a fist fight. Bauer receiving
a black eye. Later keenan, and
KiSer came to blows and on the
way home the former broke his
rife over the back of Kiser and
made threats Of SO fierce a la
ture that he has since been
bound over to keep the peace.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
PETITION EoR PARDON.

Clear Lake. s. D., June 24.-A petit
tion Is being circulated throuAaoat
Deuel. county asking that Fred Walsh,
who now is serving a term In the Sioux
Fails p~enitentiary. be pardoned and re-
leased from that institution. Walsh was
convicted OF a statutory crime and was
sentenced TO a term OF two years i'm the
penitentiary and fined $500. Since his
original arrest he has married the
~ in the casa For y Wish
was one or the most prominent men in
Deuel. county and his arrest and con-
victlon caused a hi- sensation.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
TWO RANcHMEN FIGHT
DUEL WITH REvOlvERS

Belle Fourche, s. D., June 25.-Bad
feeling or some years standing famed
into q fatal duel with r%evolvers at the
Arpan ranch. north OF here, In which
Louis Arpan. aged 80, a we'll TO do
rancher, was instantly killed by his
neighbor, A. E Strumbaugh, The men
quarreled over a fence boundary, and
Arpan fired at his rival and missed,
being riddled with bullets from the
older mans reyolvers. Strumhaugh,
who Is also a prominent rancher and 40
years old, was arrested and brought
here.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
FAMILY Is INJURED
IN AUTO ACci0ENT

Canton, S. D., June 23.-The e-year-
old boy OF n. A., Smith, living near
Harrisburg, this county, was seriously
injured and may die as the result of an
accident while the family was out rid
Ing In an automobile which they were
planning TO buy. The agent was ex-
hibiting the machine by taking the
family OF parents and six children out
for a spin, The gearing got ont of order
In Some way and while the machine
was going at a brisk rate Of speed the
machine turned turtle and all were
thrown to the hard road end some OF
them held under the automobile. All
were more or less bruised and the boy
Is suffering from a fractured skull,
while another son had his shoulder
blade brokS
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
ARRESTED For CRACKING
ANOTHER MANS SKULL

Cedar aRpids. Ia. June 24.-John
Bramley, a prominent stock buyer at
Van Horne, vas placed under arrest
by the Benton county sheriff today,
pending the outcome of injuries to
Charles Andrews, of Van Horne, who
assaulted by Bramley yesterday.
Andrews is an elevator employee at
Van Horne, and the two men engaged
in a quarrel which resulted in Bramley
striking Andrews e the head with a
club, inficting injuries that the ply
sicianS says will be fatal.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
SUNDAY PIcNicKERs
MUST CUT OUT BOOZE

Yankton, June 25.-State's At
torney Joseph Janousek, who is
called Yankton's first real
states attorney, threw another
bombshell this week by declar-
ing 1t his intention hereafter to
proceed with energy against all
violations of the law involved in
In the selling OF intoxicants at
Sunday picnics. Yankton coun-
ty has had booze" picnics for
40 years and the thirsty ones
have heard the edict with dis
may. The order was caused di-
rectly by a recent beer picnic,
where large quantities OF booze
was sold without license and at
which numerous fights were
held, In n OF which a stranger
got an AL chewed of.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01

Lori Halsbury, former lord chancellor
OF England who waa the chief g....t 20
the Authors club dinner, said 1t was
delightful TO him to see so many per-
sons engaged IN lierature, and he could
remember, and remember with graft
tude, that he owed II TO his own father.
who was the editor OF the Standard for
a number OF years all the education
that he aver received. Speaking conf
dentiaily, he would tell his hearers that
he was never az school ne all. The edu-
cation he received was that from his
w father. who was himself, no doubt,
a very good scholar.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01

Railroads In England are heavily
burdened by taxation and are ,handi-
capped In many other ways. and az a
result OF the heavy tariffs that are con-
sequently imposed there is much talk
OF reopening the ancient water ways
that furnished transportation before
the advent OF railroad. This state OF
affairs is rapidly approaching a crisis,
according 10 Professor Logan q. Nc
Pherson. trafic expert for the water
ways commission. which lately complet-
ed an inspection OF European traffic
conditions.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01
SENATOR CRAWFORD IS
HOMEWARD BOUND

Washington. D. G yErae zs-Eeaator
Crawford called az me whise House TO-
day to say goosby 20 me president
Senator craford van lezre tor,orrow
Tor South Dakota and - looking for
ward TO the state convention az sioux
Falls. Senators Gamble and Crawford
VIII endeayor 20 put through . platform
inst will In no way be construed as re-
necffng on the administration
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-07-01

A woman who keeps a restaurant IN
washington square has solved the use
girl carelessness. Whenever one OF her
girls breaks a dish OF figured china the
fat part OF tho dish or plate, with Il
pattern showing on II, Is carefully laid
aside. II have arranged these old
pieces" she said, into a pretty mo-
eaic pattern for my window, settinA
them In cement. In a year or so I
shall have enough to inlay the entire
oor of the restaurant, making the
pieces into coiored borders ard using
he whito for the center OF the floor,
just as I have done In the window"