The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-13

They Sfe "a rep0ky 70 the COURT a. the
February term, and II their record Is
Satisfactory, they will bssparoled until
the October term. Ii II thar tins
they can again show ! clear record.
the charges will be dismissed. The
boys parents have settled for tie stol
en- horses.
The. premium list and program for
the State Corn and Grain Growers
ass citation has just been sued
The association will meat at M tshell
January l5 o 19, and some OF the
best talent IN the country mas been se-
cured to talk to the farmers on corn
culture and other grains. A short
course is to be conducted in ecnetii n
with the association under the direction
OF the Mitchell Commercial club. E !.
hibits of corn for good prizes will be
held for the three divisions of tie
> tate, and as de fro m these there will
be q boys contest, embracing the
state in the corn department. Miss
Mary Tough. Of Brook ings college,
has been secured to conduct the do
mestic science department during the
entire week.
The twelfth annual session Of the
Women's Federated clubs of the state
closed . very successful session at
Canton last Thursday. Seventy-three
clubs were represented and every oific-
or of the state federation was repre-
seated. The city was handsomely
decorated in honor Of the visitors and
Canton's hospitality was generously
praised by the guests Of the FIVE local
clubs. The business sessions were
held in til. Congregational church and
the leading musical talent Of the city
and Augu.tana college rende red val
liable assistance in making the event
. great social success. A heavy rain
sat in that morning which preve nted
the farewell courtesies intended for
the departing guests. The place for
next meeting was not selected.
The South Dakota Central Railway
company, which operates . steam road
between Sioux Falls and WATERFOWL,
he's been made the defendant in . da-
mage suit, which has been instituted
in the state circuit court By Peter ].
Yeager. : CORNER engineer in the em-
rloy Of the conf any. Yeager seeks
to recover damages in the sum OF
81, 900 for injuries received on June
20, 1909, while his engine was in the
yards Of the company at WATERFOWL.
He was engaged in lighting the head
light which is alleged to have been
rusted and not in proper condition.
gave way and he was precipitated to
the track ard had his right ankle and
foot crushed to such an extent that be
is permanently incapacitated from
PERFORM ng the duties of an engineer.
The case will be tried at an appro ach-
ing term Of court. and it is expected il
will te stcutly resisted By the railway
company.
Gov. Vessey has app0idted the fob
lowing delegates from this state to
the international Dry Farming con-
gress, which meets at Colorado
Springs, October is to 20: w. F.
Gardner. Sturgis; George w. Mitch
ell. Winner: C. A. johnson. Fairfax;
y. w. Rosser. Colme; ]. E. Berens,
Dixon; Charles conklin. Condo Mark
|C. Rich. Hot Springs; Frank Zoske.
Draper; ]. n. Lingo, Oelrichs: ". G.
Putnam. WATERFOWL; Peter Bentxsn.
White; I. B. Kelley. Dempstar ; O.
". Wells, Whitswood; Will n Cart
nsy, =. 81. Smith. s. G. Anderson,
Condo; 4. n. Louder, Draper. H.
also named : delegates to the Farm
Women's conrgess. which meets at the
same time and place. Mesdames Nit
chsll, johnson; Brenes, Ccnklin, Rich.
zosks. Wells, Lander. Loudon and
Putnam.
superintendent Warner Of Gregory
county il IN receipt Of : telegram
from Pierre stating that I be supreme
court had reversed the decision Of
Judge Willimon. Of the district court,
IL the famous Bonesteel school contro-
versy. a year ago two Of the Nom
bers Of the school board removed from
Bonsstsel and the county superintsn-
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