The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-27
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DIES MONIES, IA.--William J. Bry-
an is to speak to Iowa democrats at
their annual jefferson day dinner in
this city May l. s
WHITING, IA.-Whiting high de-
feated Onawa high by a score of to
5 in the first game of the season on
the home grounds.
ELK POINT, s. D. - Isaac c. Nc
Clean, of Garretson, and Miss May M.
Hulsman, of Cothon, were married at
the Baptist church by Rev. Geo. w.
Baird, pastor. ~
LISCOLM, IA.-John o. Gould, rural
mail carrier, has just completed his
eleventh year of service. He has aver-s
aged 1900 miles yearly or q total OF 49,
600 miles in the IL years.
CENTERvILLE, S. D.--Enoch Pet
Peterson, died Saturday at the family
home south OF this city after linger5
ing illness Of typhoid fever.
SIOUX FALLS. s. D.-Julius wenz-
laff was fatally shot by the discharge
of his gun, the trigger of which caught
on a wire as he was crawling through
fence. He leaves wife and six chill
dren.
MISSOURI VALLEY, IA.-The mar.
rage of Miss Charlotte NeGavren and
Mr.. Adm Noyes Brown was solemn
ICED at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. r. l.. .Linsley, the Rev. Mr.. Cross
officiating.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.--Arthur Black,
former well known citizen of Howard,
was shot and killed at MonteZuma,
Colo, by an unknown assailant. Black
served in the Spanish war with Roose-
velts rough riders.
LENNON, s. D.-J. r. Dirksen,
pioneer resident of this vicinity. was
stricken with apoplexy while chatting
with a friend, and died at once. He
was 65 years old and is survived by
wife and 10 children.
LONDON.-Anti-M Mormon demonstra.
tions were held at Berkenhead and
other provincial towns Sunday. There
was much excitement and. strong
feeling was displayed against the Nor
mon propaganda, but owing to police
precautions there was no disorders.
LOGAN, A.--Willis stern, of Logan
has formally announced his candidacy
for congress to succeed Judge Walter
Smith in the Ninth Iowa district. 9th
ers in the race are Judge w. r. Green,
of Audubon, and E. S. White, of Har.
Ian.
BROOKINGS. S. D.--South Dakota
State college won the dual intercol-
legiate debate with the North Dakota
Agricultural college at Fargo and
Bookings. The subject here was, RE
solved, That congress should estab-
lish central bank" and South Dakota
was represented by Roy A. Nord, j. Il
Collingham and c. d. Johnson. The
winning team at Fargo consisted OF
Guy S. Bisby, V. p. Finley and s. d.
White.
MISSOURI VALLEY. IA.-Horace
Warren, mayor. is soliciting the co.
operation of the citizens in the matter
of cleaning up the streets, asserting
that "the way to keep a city clean is
for every man to sweep before his own
dooryard."
AMES, IA.-Professor G. ". Greg
DRY has resigned his position at the COL
lege as head of the agricultural jour-
nalism department, and will leave soon
for Chicago, where he will accept the
position Of editor-in-chief of the
Prairie Farmer.
ROCK RAPIDS, IAN. d. Shut,
owner and driver Of 'Penisa Maid,
(2:041s), leaves today for Indianapolis,
where he will start his five horses iE
the grand circuit. The Shut string is
entered in races the purses of which
aggregate 100000.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.-Mrs. Ida
Maynard, who deserted her husband
and children in North Dakota and
eloped with L. II. Jenkins, died at the
hospital here after a reconciliation
with her husband, who was summoned
to her bedside. Jenkins is in jail under
a statutory charge.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.-The 10th an
nual convention. w. G. T. u, ad-
journed today after a three days SEES
sion. During the convention addresses
were made by Mrs. Anna Simmons,
state president; Mrs. LundQuist, assis-
tant president; Mrs. Jensen, the local
president, and others.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA.-Sheriff Nc
Caffery deposited in a Council Bluffs
bank the sum of $1,677.20, turned over
to him by the various leaders Of the
movement to secure fund for the
family Of the murdered deputy sheriff,
Clarence Woolman. The money was
deposited to the credit of Mrs. Wool
man.
ARMOUR. S. D.-The district de-
clamatory contest for this part of the
state will be held at Armour May IL.
The object of this contest is to Sc.
lect speaker to attend the state
meeting later. A large number OF
speakers will be present at Armour
from the high schools Of neighboring
towns.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.-George M
CLefty) Craig, pitcher Of the Indian
apolis club Of the American association,
died last night at the hospital here from
bullet would received In a struggle
with q burglar at a Mineral Springs re-
sort, the training quarters Of the club.
near here, last Friday night. The police
have been unable to find a clew to the
identity Of the man who shot Craig.
MARSHALLTOWN, lathe BRIDE
groom 78, and the bride SO, breaks all
records for the marriage Of old people
In this county. John d. Nesemeyer and
Mrs. Emily e. Griffiths were the prin-
cipals In the matrimonial venture. II
Is the third experience of the bride, and
the second for the groom. Two grand
Cons of the bride witnessed the cere.
mony.
CRESTON, IA.-Matthew Ahern.
who has just returned from Murray,
where his father, Michael Ahern, who
died in Chicago, was buried, denies the
story of William Ahern, of Chicago,
who claimed to be a son Of the de-
ceased, and thus made II appear that
the old man had maintained two fam
lilies during life. He declares the Chi
cago Ahern Is an imposter, and is af-
ter the old gentleman's $4,000 estate.
wASHINGTON.-M Harriet
Lake, of Independence. Ia, was elect
ed ce-president general of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
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