The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-13

! ousy is said to have been the Caueo .
the deed. Mrs. Carroll is in ian y
Mobridge. Public sentiment thero q
! bitter against her. Carroll is .. a.
wife 10. "N
PIER E-The state engineer toa..
| issued permit to George II, LAM
| Rapid City, to appropriate AZ cnt5
| feet of water from Box Elder cresI
| for irrigation purposes. This proiea
| comprises the irrigation OF nearly az
acres OF land. "N
| YANKTON-Dr James Bucharar
! pioneer physician of this city, has hoe.
brought here from his farm and sara
forum on the Rosebud, near BnrLs
! and on account of heart trouble ar.
old age, is in very serious conditio"
DR.. Buchanan is now 10 years of aga
SIOUX FALLS-Frank Castle .,
Hudson, who a short time ago was ~
jured i'm an automobile accident aio.
yesterday. The funeral will be held Nv
morrow. Mr.. Castle was a brothor :,
the ex-treasurer of the state and 70,
time had brother living in this cjt~
employed at one of the banks.
BRITTON-Sheriff Jones has -
turned from Eau Claire, Wis, having /,
charge Walter Lowman, who is want
ed in this (MarshalD county on IN.
charge of manning. During a flgb,
at Kiddcr, about year ago, he is ac
cused Of having bitten the nose off an.
other man.
YANKTON-A small cyclone struc,
the G. w. Roberts place and oemo,
ished a new barn, besides other dam
age. Hail also stripped the corn am,
grain, doing about $3.50 worth OF dam.
age, the first storm damage report NJ
the season.
BONESTEELr-A number of the lead
ing farmers of this vicinity held /.
meeting here and organized what win
be known as the Gregory County Far.
mers' Mutual Fire and Lightning In.
surancc company The new comnan,
starts out on good financial basis
ONlDA-The program has been com.
pleted for the annual convention Of IN.
SGlly. County Sunday School assoca,
ton, which will be held here July ,
and 3. One Of the speakers will h
Rev. f. p. Leach. of Sioux Falls gen.
eral secretary of the state association
CENTERVlLLE--Lars Nelson, q
pioneer of Turner county, died al MI,
home adjoining the town of Viborg and
was buried Wednesday afternoon n
the Niborg cemetery. The funeral h
said to have been the largest week lay
funeral ever held in these parts.
BROOKINGS-Prof A. N. Hume
has arrived to take up his work as pro
lessor of agronomy in the South Da
kota state college Professor Hume
comes highly recommended from ,hs
University of Illinois. He has already
begun his duties with a great deal d,
vigor.
PIERRE-Orders were received from
the adjutant general for Company A
to leave Pierre for the encampnent al
Lake kampeska next Tuesday morning
The encampment will be of II days du.
ration. Major Beckwith left YESTERDAY
10 make the necessary preparations for
the company.
CENTERVILLE-S Attorney A.
$. Bogue was called TO Davis to pros
ecute Grant Eccarius. the saloon keeper
there the past year, on the charge Of
keeping his saloon open and doing bus
mess therein after 8 o'clock. He was
bound over to the next term of court
IN the sum OF $500, which he Furnished
in cash.
GARY-A cyclone covering a narrow
strip through this vicinity caused the
destruction OF considerable properly
the loss OF several head oe live stock
and the ruination Of the crops in the
direct path of the storm. Among the
buildings damaged by the wind wa.
the state blind school, where the roof
was blown off the new dormitory.
IPSWICH-The prohibition clubs Of
Edmunds county united at the county
seat on the Fourth for a picnic ana
fnt 4
"Homewood," the farm home of Marcus
p. Beebe, in the grove n half mile eas
OF Ipswich. were decorated and th
crowds from all over the neighbornI
country were accommodated by the
seats and tables in the grove.
DEADWOOD-Lying with his head
on a coat. which was arranged in
neat bundle, Jack Clark, aged So, vel
known to large number of people IL
Lead. Deadwood and Spearfish, wa
found dead in the basement of tho
Henderson building at Spearfish by &
Chinaman employed in the laundry al
that place. When last seen, Clark wa.
the worse for liquor.
EUREKA-At meeting of the Roat
Improvement association II was de
cided to again take up the work
improving al the roads leading L
Eureka by removing all stone, iillinl
up holes. reducing grades, etc. Tn
roads between Eureka and Leola vii
especially be placed in good condition
The county board will be asked to rem
der assistance.
HURON, s. Discontinued dry and
hot weather has sent the price of 20.
tatoes in this market skyward. Tuber
are selling today at $3.50 and 81 3
bushel, and the market is not over.
stocked. Hay is bringing a greater
price than for years-$7 to 50 per ton
Farmers are hopeful for a fair crop
to tide them over the winter with
stock feed, while city people are aHx.
ious concerning vegetables and gar'en
stuff. The small fruit crop is oAc e.
the smallest in 10 years.
RAPID CITY--On next Sunday. July
8, will occur the dedication OF the new
St Marys immaculate Conception
church building of which the Catholic
have every reason to be proud. Three
years ago excavation was begun on The
basement, and two years ago last Juia
the superstructure was commenced
The church is of stone from cellar tt
roof. The finishing touches are nov
being put on, and by Sunday next II
will be ready for dedication by the RI
Rev. Joseph +. Busch, d. D., assisted BY
several well known priests. The
structure will cost $4,000.
BROOKINGS-Th annual summer
school of the South Dakota state col.
lege Of agriculture and mcdaniel
arts. which is conducted Jointly with
the teachers institute of Brooking
county and which opened on June %
closes Saturday with the graduatnl
exercises of AZ pupils who have passec