The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-05-04
Ne,Us Brevit;es

TABOR. S. DIN a total Of 68
votes at the recent city election, every
vote was cast for license.
SLOAN, IA.--Lawrence Law, aged
is, died Of spinal meningitis, superin-
duced by being thrown from horse.
DIES MONIES, IA.--Charles e. Sail
or, for IA years state beet sugar COM
missioner, died at the age or "a after
a short illness.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. DIG. A. Brad
ley, an employee Of the Morrell Pack
ing company, was killed by a heavy
timber falling from one Of the build
ings.
LEAD, S. D.-Swift & Co. have let
contract to Mullen & Rourke, OF Dead
wood, for the erection of q $4,000 pack
ing hbuse supply building and office
here.
ARMOUR, s. D.-The following were
selected to represent the high school
in the Platte-Armour debate: Law
renee Kremer, Roy Booher and Philip
Nordaker.
DIES MOINES-The executive COM
mittee Of the Iowa State Dairy asso-
citation decided to hold the next state
dairy and cattle show at Waterloo, Oc-
tober ola next.
DIES MONIES. IA.--Missionaries of
the Utah Mormon church will concen-
trate their energies this year in the
evangelization of Minnesota, Missouri,
Illinois and Iowa.
CHARLES CITY, IA.-Carrie Mays.
aged 15, attempted suicide by taking
carbolic acid. The girl was morbid
from overstudy in trying to keep up
with her classes.
AUBURN, NEB.-J. H. Dundas, ed
itor of the Granger, is suffering from
sciatic rheumatism. He has concluded
to give UP the newspaper business, In
which he has been engaged for little
over ~ years.
SLOAN, IA.-All OF the teachers,
Principal Ernest Walker have been re-
appointed. Miss Harriet Percival, a
former teacher, will succeed Miss
Palmer. A principal has NOT yet been
secured
DENISON, lathe Odd Fellows Of
Greene, Carroll and Crawford coun-
ties will celebrate the 92nd annivers-
airy of the founding of the order at
Carroll, April 26. There will be
meeting Of the Rebekahs Of the district
at the same time.
IDA GROVE, lathe county Jail
has been without prisoner for IL
months, and the grand jury, In ses-
sion the first of the week, adjourned
without a finding. Judge Powers dis
missed the petit jury and there will
be no jury trials this term.
DAVENPORT, IA.-Former Con-
gresham A. r. Dawson has assumed
active charge Of the First National
bank as its president. The bank has
capital Of 100000 and deposits Of
81, 500, 900. Former Congressman Joe
r. Lane is one Of the directors.
HURON, s. Ex-senator Coe I.
Crawford has recommended the ap-
pointment Of E. G. Greblow, of Lem
mon, 8. D.. as a cadet at the West
named Sam Ryan, of Aberdeen, and
Warren Duggan, Of Webster, as alter
mates.
WASHINGTON-Th Senate confirm
ed following Nebraska postoffice nom
nations: e. s. Davis at North Platte,
Otto Cuelaw at Schuyler, c. w.
Lcucks at Falls City, c. s. Hughes at
Fender, J. H. MCGUIRE at Benson, ].
H. Logan az Ponca and Lewis Nc
Laugifin at Emerson.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.-SIightly dam
aged by long exposure, package Of
notes which formed part Of the
booty secured by yeggmen when they
robbed the Peterson bank at Cotton
about two and one-half years ago, was
found by ole Opoein, a farmer living
Is miles northwest Of Sioux Falls.
CHICAGO.-Fear of impending star
walton caused father and mother to
administer strychnine to themselves
and their two children. both under
years old, yesterday. The mother, Mrs
Honore Dziurgot and the older child
Joseph, are dead and the father and
baby are in hospital, where 1t is said
both will recover
LINCOLN, NEB.-At the commence
ment exercises of the University Of
4 NYah DO n
seniors received certificates in the
three years course. The address to the
graduates was delivered by President
Robert L. Slade, of the South Dakota
College Of Agriculture and Mechanical
Arts.
MITCHELL, S. D.--License won at
Miller by two votes, and the dry"
side expect to institute a contest to
try and reverse the verdict. The ''drys"
allege that the votes were not prop
erly counted and that there were from
10 to IL illegal votes. Laurtitz Miller,
Of this city, will prosecute the case.
MITCHELL, S. D.-Work is pro-
crossing on the science hall and gym
nasium building at Dakota Wesleyan
done on the latter. President Kerfoot
is in the east now regaining his health
and attending to the raising of ad-
ditional funds to round out the en-
dowment.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA.--County
Attorney +. j. Capell has announced
that of the SO saloons now operating
here all but possibly five or six will
be put out Of business by the recent
ruling on the Moon law. A number suf-
ficient to bring the total to 20 can Sc
cure licenses, but it is anticipated that
an endless amount of trouble Is going
to be encountered.
PIERRE, s. D.-Governor vessey has
paroled John Myott, sentenced from
Minnehaha county on charge OF
burglary; j. P. Trenholm, sent from
Brown county on a charge of rape;
Mary Harbour, sent from Pennington
county on charge of second degree
manslaughter and James Anderson,
sent from Miner county on a charge
of crimina! assault
NEW YORK - Throwing dimes.
quarters and bills to the winds Of
Broadway, A. p. Ennis, who says he Is
mining man, created so much ex-
element in the theater district last
night that a near riot resulted among
the thousand youngsters who collected
to gather the coins. Ennis does not
know what he actually threw away.
but he does know that he stopped the
excitement when his pocket was picked