The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-12-07

on soot here to organize a commercial
| club.
DELL RAPIDs-A postal aving de-
nartmeut has been added to the local
postofhce.
BELL. RAPIDS-About January a rest
room for those doing trading In town Will
be opened 10 the public here.
wINNER-A band is being organized
here with Joseph p, Tschetter, a must
clan late Of Bridgewater, as leader and
Instructor.
PIERRE-Two domestic corporations,
the white River State bank. of that place
and the Johnson Loan & Investment Co,
of Fairfax, have just been Incorporated.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
the part of two high school students, sons
of prominent families here, resulted In the
board of education eXpelltng the young
men for a short period.
ARLlNGTON-A law enforcement
league recently organized here is doing
effective work. and has practically put a
stop to the illegal sale of liquor and other
violations of the law.
YANKTON-Union services at the Con-
gregauonal church marked Thanksgiving
In Eankton in a religious way. President
II, &. Warning, of Yankton college, de-
Iivered q most able sermon.
HOT SPRINGS-sumner P. Wyman, of
| Deadwood, who entered the state sol
diers' home here a few days ago, enjoys
the distinction of being the Oldest inmate
of the home, he being in his 92d year.
ABERDEEN-Joseph Engebro, a labor
err at Marvin, S. D., while intoxicated, lost
his hearings, became overcome by cold,
and spent the night in a snowdrift. When
morning came he was SO badly frozen
| amputation OF both hands may be neces-
sary.
PIERRE-New notary commissions re-
Gently issued are E.. c. spingler, Hola-
bird: W. c. Necher, Raymond; H. Q. God
frey, Inlay; P. NJ. Burns, Timber Lake;
w. o. Mackay, Madison; A, NJ. Free
man, Sioux Falls; L. e. Tillotson, Lem
mon.
BISON-Carl B. Williams, a bad man.
who last July ran amuck at the S. n.
Moses ranch, near here, and threatened
to kill persons at the ranch, was recently
captured at Sentinel Butte, n. D., and
now has been lodged in the county jail
here pending his trial.
ALEXANDRIA, jury has been sum-
moned for a term of state circuit court
| for Hanson county, which will convene
here Monday, December II, with Judge
Frank b. Smith presiding. But few GRIM
NAL cases are to be tried, although there
are numerous civil cases.
CARTER-Wolves appear to be very
tame this winter. One of the animals
makes its home in a haystack not 100 feet
from the home of Louis Johnson, a home
steader living some miles from here, and
1t is seen every morning by johnson, who
has come to look upon it as a pet.
SIOUX FALLS-Claude Hunt, a laborer,
has been arrested on the charge of break
ing the seal on q car in the Great North-
ern railway yards in this city and steal
Ing therefrom a quantity of flour. He was
placed in the county jail pending his pre-
iminary hearing. For some time quaint
ties of flour have been missed from cars
In the Sioux Falls yards.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schultz had his
right leg broken and his left foot smashed
and Miss Mae Rudolph suffered severe
bruises in an automobile accident neal
Aurora. A rear wheel broke and Schultz
applied the emergency brake so hard that
the machine overturned. He was taken tC
his home, four miles north of Aurora, and
Is doing we'll. The machine was damaged
considerably.
PIERRE-state Superintendent c.. j
Lawrence has gone to Minneapolis, MINI.
on a business trip. State Engineer S. H
Lea has also eft for an extensive trip in
the east and will be absent from Pierre
AL ~ lI4S iiOiludSS. lie Will attend The
meeting OF the executive council of the
National Irrigation congress at Chicago
the Good Roads association, at Washing.
ton, and the American Cement associa,
ton at New York.
LAPLANT-This place. which is a new
town on the Cheyenne branch of the Mil
waukee railroad, is becoming q strons
rival of Gettysburg for government
freight business. All fall scores of team.
have been engaged in hauling government
freight from the railroad here to thu
} Cheyenne River Indian agency. All thi.
freight In the past was hauled overland
to the agency from Gettysburg.
ABERDEEN-Eva May Kreiter, con
yicted of manslaHghter and sentenced tt
four years In the state penitentiary q
Sioux Falls for killing her husband, Phil,
kreiter, near Hecla last February, wa,
taken yesterday to Sioux Falls to star
serving her sentence. After the trial he,
! attorneys served notice of a motion for
new trial, but later reconsidered, and Mrs
3 Kreiter concluded to accept the verde
and sentence imposed.
; Rec HEIGHTS-One of the most union,
tracts of land in the state is on the farm
of Joseph Menhart, near here. It is 4
!, acres in extent, the peculiar feature beins
; hat at a depth Of only 10 feet anywher,
g on the 40 an abundance of water can b,
& oth oSh Az lSSullS III d SuD-1rTiRatlOn O
3 crops, and this season, when wheat O,
E many adjoining farms averaged only ST,
5 or eight bushels per acre. tina raised OF
the 40 thTeshed out an average Of 1871
: bushels per acre.
SIOUX FALLS-In a period of a few
hours two of the smaller business insti
%tutians of the city and the Rock Is,en.
railway depot were robbed, but the thre
. burglaries Melted the robbers a very smal
r sum. The safe in the Rock Island depo
a was blown open, but there was no none,
in 1t and the yeggmen or amateur burg
: lars who did the work received nothin,
. for their labor. The other places robbie
. were the Heiss auto repair establishment
a and the grocery store of w. q. Peterson
: The police are working on the cases.
MTTCHELL-The saloon situation n
8 Winner has taken another turn and tn
n town is dry again, after having resume
operations under advice Of lawyers. Al
torney General Johnson notified tn
q states attorney of Trip county to hay
the saloons closed Immediately, and tha
! they We're being operated In violation 8
the state law. The saloons were closed q
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