Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-21
Neus Breuities

FOR q large pipe organ W W ne
In their handsome new edlhce. inns
| will be the second pipe organ .or
WATERFOWL.
WATE-ToWN, s. D.--The coding-
ton county bar presented Judge I. y.
Seward with a ~gold-he2ded ebony cane
| just before the adjournment or TINS
popular ~jurist's first term or &C
held in this county.
Los ANGELES-As The result OF q
suicide pact, G. S. l.. Dania, a Spaniard,
SO years ole. and Eva Bovee, his youth.
full adopted daughter, lie at the counts
hospital last night in a critical condl'
| ton. II is not believed hat either will
live.
YANKTON, S. D.-A large audience
was present Friday at the New theatec
to lear Professor Clarence r.. Lyon, or
| Yankton college, in his dramatic read
ing OF Rostand'S famous "Chantecler.
His capacity as an interpreter OF the
| difficult Rostand creation received
marked recognition.
TOKIO-The notorious Yoshiwari.
the principal quarter of Toxic inhabited
by the licensed hetaira, was destroyed
by fire Sunday. Many OF these houses
| we're almost palatial in appearance, ana
| 1000 Of them were burned i'll a little
| more than three hours. Six thousand
women were rendered homeless.
WARREN, PA.-John NJ. Andrews,
former superintendent of the Warren
Water company, was arrested here
Saturday, charged with the murder OF
Emile Amann, formerly an uIlp'oye
under Andrews. Amann was shot &c
| death on the night of January 26 ar&
his body found near the reservoir.
ABERDEEN, MISS.-Fifteen minute
after Judge Niles had concluded his
charge Saturday q jury in United
! States district court returned al VeT'- CT,
finding j. II. Miller, for years a factor
in the spot cotton business of the south,
guilty VI using Inc mails Tor fraudu-
lent purposes.
PHILIP, s. D.-The directors OF the
Philip Fair association held a special
meeting here and selected Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, September
26, q and Is, as the time for this years
fair. 1t is planned 20 make it the
greatest thing Of the kind in the his
tory Of Stanley county.
DEADwOOD, S. D.-Municipal cleo
tons which will be held throughout the
| state on April Is are not likely to affect
| the liquor situation in the Black Hills.
! All the towns and cities in the Hills are
now largely wet" n there is no in
dication that any OF them will change,
although the question of license will be
voted on in each town.
LAWRENCEVILLE, GA. - Shortly
before midnight a mob OF 200 masked
men stormed the Jail here and secured
a negro, Charles Hale, arrested earlier
In the night for assaulting Mrs. G. G..
Williams. They took him to d corner
In the business part of the town, and
after s%tringing him up on a tree. rid
died his body with BULLETS.
WOONSOCKET, S. D.-Woonsecket
has secured the sixth annual meeting
of the South Dakota Log Rollers as
! ISOLATION, to be held Wednesday, July
19. notwithstanding the fact that
Woonsocket is probably the smallest
city in the state that ever attempted to
entertaind the association, the meeting
this a is expected to surpass any
previous meeting held in tho state.
SIOUX FALLS, S. DC. H. Winsor.
attorney for the Great Northern Rail-
way company, appeared before Judge
Willard, Of the United States court,
and withdrew his answers for the COM
pany in two cases instituted against the
company by the government, charging
violations of the national safety appli-
ance law Judge Willard imposed a
fine Of 5000 and costs.
CHARLESTON. MO-. S. White. a
resident Of this place, whose trial for
murder in the first degree was the
outgrowth of the lynching of two ne
groes in the court house yard last July
3, was acquitted in the circuit court
yesterday. The double lynching fol-
lowed the death of q farmer, and no
attempt was made by the members of
the moi to conceal their identity.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-Seeing his
wife riding in a buggy with William
Hagan, a wealthy iour dealer Of this
city, In Independence, Mo-, yesterday,
John Branlhall. an attorney and claim
agent for the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way company, fred twice upon Hagan
with q shotgun. Shot from both shells
struck Hagan in the right breast and
arm. His injuries will not prove fatal.
BOONE, IA.-Ocie Coleman, the col
ored porter in charge at the Hotel Hoist
at the time of the robbery OF the tele-
phone booths, was arrested in Cedar
Rapids Saturday and returned to
Boone. An investigation will be held
today. When first questioned Coleman
told a plausible story. but 1t developed
that he made several purchases about
town n then vanished.
NEW YORK-Bearing no visible
scars except O shattered -udder post,
the North German-Lloyd steamer Prin-
Tess Irene slipped away from Fire
sland Sunday afternoon as UNEXPECTED
~ as she had come in the fog of Thur
lay morning. After SO hours Of i'm.
orisonment in the sand she cheated the
graveyard OF the Atlantic" and was
hoated with the aid OF tugs at 1905
,. N.
ALPENA, s. D.-Sheri1 Miller has
returned from Aberdeen with Harry
lang, who has resided in his vicinity
!or some time, and who Is wanted for
passing worthless checks. Lang has
,een lodged in jail. Complaint against
aim was made by w. II. Bronn. The
checks were drawn on a bank al
washington Springs, in which Lang
claimed he had a deposit. but all were
returned unpaid.
HUNNEWELL. KANT now APP
oears that Mrs. Ella Wilson will he
mayor or this town after all. She was
given her certificate OF election Satur-
lay, and on Monday. 1t Is promised. she
viii be sworn into office. The result of
he election was a tie vote between Mrs,
Wilson and O. M. Akers. Each received
"A votes. Then the judges OF the elec-
Ion voted the Office to Mrs. Wilson.
A few days later the council reported
Mrs. Wilson should have been credited
With but 23 votes and proposed TO seat
Akers. The city attorney satd Mrs.