The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-30

g woman.
ROCKWELL C1TY-Manager Law
renee, of the farmers elevator, is out
s25 on account of having given a check
for S25 to a man giving the name of D.
S. Miller, who claimed he had delivered
1000 bushels of corn. The check was
cashed at a store.
BELLE FOURCHE, S. D.-Francis
j. Quirk, a ranchman, fatally shot
himself while tramping over the hills
on a hunting trip. He stumbled and
fell, and his shotgun discharged
through his intestines, causing his
death a few hours later.
MASON CITY, IA.-Arrested on the
charge made by his wife that he had
cut a hole in her stocking and extract
ed therefrom $50 in bills, job Condor
was obliged TO face a magistrate. He
reclaimed that the money belonged to
him. On her promise not to push the
case he paid the costs and secured a
dismissal.
yERMILLION, S. D.-Debating
ilteams of the University OF South Da-
! kota and Creighton university will meet
here Friday evening. ghe Dakota de-
baters, Campbell, Jeperson and Eggen.
will take the negative of the proposal
that conservation should be left to the
states.
ORANGE CITY, IA.-A jury has
awarded the full amount Of the insur-
ance claim, $4,000, to Mrs. Miller, of
| Sanburn, whose husband, DR.. Miller,
was killed in an automobile accident.
The defendant was the Interstate Bush
ness Mems Accident association, of
Des Moines.
DENVER, COLO.-As a result of u
settlement agreed upon by the officials
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers and officials of the Denver e.
Rio Grande railroad, $50 engineers of
that system will receive an increase of
: O No, ,a,t Il, we hatta. n,.E o
rules and q contract for a year. The
settlement was made through the eff
forts of United States Labor Commits
sioner Charles P. Neill.
CLARNO, S. D.-mysteTy surrounds
the disappearance of Carl Inns the
~17-year-ol@ son of N. r. Johnson, who
went to Kansas City, Mo-, a few weeks
ago to attend an automobile school,.
Letters from the president of the
school Indicate that he left the chool
a few days after arriving and that a
woman who claimed to be q relative
appeared the following day and col
lected the anoun of the tuition fee
he had paid. He is said to ave asked
that his mail be forwarded to Wini-
fred, s. D..
SEATTLE, WASH-Citizens OF Sc
attic Saturday night paid their tribute
Of respect and sympathy to Richard A.
Ballinger, for two years secretary of
the interior, and during most Of that
time involved in a bitter controversy
lei the policy Of conservation. At
tended by Mayor George w. Dilling
and presidents of 10 commercial and
special organizations, Mr.. Rallinger
received the greetings OF friends at the
Hotel Washington, where later a pub
lie reception vas held.
WICHITA, KAN.-Frank S. Burt
former chief of police, who pleaded
} guilty in trafficing in stolen stamps ant
$ turned government witness, has beer
informed by United States Marshal w
4 P. Mackey that his sentence of II
months Imprisonment had been CON
muted by Attorney General Wicker
sham. The fine of $1,000 will stand
District Attorney Bond and the UNITED
States marshals and postofice inspec'
: tors who worked on the case intercedet
: for Burt on the ground that his assist
e ence was necessary for the breaking o
r the traffic and the capture of those en-
gagged in 1t