The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
STATE NEWS
Ole Lee formerly Of Yankton was
killed in . North Dakota cy-

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recently killed 10 . North Dakota cy-
clone. 4
The premium list for the Hutchin-'
son county fair at Tripp, Sept. 6-S,
has been issued.
The laying of the corner stone Of
the new Catholic school building at
Sturgis was accomp anied by impress
sive xercises.
Norwegianns of Minnshaha county
have organised Q Hardangerlsget So
,ciety at Sioux Falls with q member-
ship of over 70.
Dr. George Byers, of Snyder, was
seriously injured when his auto, driv-
en- byby l6-year-old boy, hit . dog
and turned completely over.
State Fire Marhall Craft has re-
turned from . trip to the northern
part of the state, where he went to
investigate recent fires at Dupree,
Lemm on, Pollock end other points.
He thinks the situation looks q great
deal a. il firebugs have been at work
81 some of these places.
! Sudden death overlook Jessie A.
Banks, q ranchmsn of the Littel Mis-
souri river just ever the Wyoming
line. He was found dead IN bis
chair, cardiac trouble thaving attsck-
ed him. Mr.. Banxs was - years old
and leaves brothers at Hudson. Wis,
and Watertown. s. D., and sisters st
Winside, Neb., Mansfie ID, Wis.,. and
in Illinois.
Otto Sharping. pioneer farmer Of
Bruie county. is dead as the result Of
inj ries received when his team ran
sway. He was in one Of his fields
get ting q lead Of bundles and had the
wagon aoout loaded and had reached
up 10 grasp the lines when the horses
started en- . run. The heavily laoded
wagon was drawn over his chest and
face, breaking his jaw and otherwise
injuring, him. sss-,,,..,,..-..,..,-sss.z, -
The two-year-old son of Mrs. Ruth
Shepardson, who makes her hcme at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Brackens living on farm in Aurora
county, 10 dying ~ the result of eat
ing fiy psper. The little fellow did
not become III until the day following
that uron which he ate some of the
fly paper, since which time he has
gradually grown worse.
= An invitation has been extended to
Thomas Sweeney, the well known
pionser merchant Of this Rapid City.
to Be the sole representative from the
Black Hills to make IN ascent with
the aviators 1t the state fair at Hur-
on next month. Mr.. Sweeney has
been Asked to 60 up on September IL,
which ID. designated rs rapid City
day, and expects to do SO.
A. teleps.o .one message from
Wendts. twenty miles west of Pierre,
tells OF : tornado Thursday evening
last which scattered the buildings on
the Rentsch. Decker, Holm, Moatoe
and Ellis farms. some of them being
large two sroty sructures. The town.
| site at Wendte was flooded with q
cioudbyrst which accompanied the
fstrom and tbs country south and east
of iWendts was we'll soaked.
a humber Of stock owners in the
western part of the state are sowing
corn In their fields since the recent
rains. with the expectation of cutting
il y todd sr = soon as the indica.
tious showthe coming of frost. The
[ootn will have Several weeks in which
. make gpwth, handle IL and they
intend to just . they would crop d
Igrssn hay, and secure q lot of wint q
feel In this manner. i,
After suffering terribly for several
dSvs Elsfo Tnona Chson AGED q