The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-12-15

Smet had his hand torn IN rieces
while oneratine n hand corn sbredder
preporotions aro upder wov for the
annual meeting Of the church Eedero.
tion councu of South Dakota which
win moot at Iuron. Doe 10 and %
Jams Berger of near BiNby, who was
arrested recently on charge of shoot.
ing stallion belonging to neighbor,
has begun libel suit against the
BiNhy Journal because of statements
published in connection with his ar.
rest.
Tbn Stot, Tihrarv ossociotior In
session M pic,r, ,dortod - r,soIu.
tion favorinp tho ovc,us,ou or tho COS.
MCMILLAN mopolir. from tho libraries
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lot OF criticism AT the annual .htetlhs
OF the state Ihi'rscholast' NthIetlc
association at flerre' me Madison
authorities nave promised more
rlEld observance OF the ruIcs Ill the
future.
Because he owned $50 which he
could not pay, Adolph Edclhauer, a
young Bohemian, shot and killed him
self at the home of James RctsChadi
at Yankton.
Eva May Kreiter, convicted of the
murder of her husband near Hecla
last February, has begun her sentence
in the penitentiary at Sioux Falls
Stopping long enough to warn five
companions that a cave-in was i'm
pending cost the life of Martin Show
ers, miner, aged 81, at the De Smet
mine near Central City.
While attending church services
Mrs. Tereza hostel, pioneer resident
of Tabor, and vicinity, aged n, was
stricken with hemorrhage of the brair
and apopleXy and died some hours
!, later. She is survived by five sons.
IL
mess man of Hot Springs. ended hi!
life by severing the jugular vein will
penknife. Mr.. Hitler worried Owe
, business venture.
A public rest room for the benefi
of ladies who come to town to do thei
= shopping is soon to be opened at Del
, Rapids.
The national secretaries of the HON,
missionary boards represented il
, South Dakota are planning an impor
) tant meeting at Huron on Dec. 20.
Articles of incorporation for a new
nursery firm to be known as 9TH
Newburys," have been filed. The firm
will have Headquarters at Mitchell.
Engineers engaged to investigat
the proposed irrigation project on tn
Little Bend near Pierre have reporte
that the cost will be prohibitive.
Lease payments due the state TO
the use of various lands which mus
be paid by Jan. |, amount to $685. 5i
The money will go to the differen
state institutions and schols.
Mrs. George w. Inglish, wife of tn
court reporter at Deadwood, was tn
only woman to succeed in shooting
deer during the season Just closet
The animal was a three-point buck.
8 Several horses, including a very va
liable animal belonging to John Wa
{ kins, have been stolen in the vicinit
: of Hartford. No clue as to the identit
: of the thief has been found.
/ A law enforcement compaign is b.
4 ing waged at White Lake. 1t is r
q ported that things have been loose j
1 the town for some time and that tn
|. new regime is slow to take effect.
g The First National bank of Rapi
=. City, the State bank of Newell, tn
First National bank of Custer, tn
Keystone bank and the Bank of He
Springs have been united in a speci;
o combination.
:. The will of Mrs Lodena EdgertO
0 of Salem, by which she left lars
:. part of her fortune to the Children
home at Sioux Falls and to variou
churches, is being contested by hs
children.
Automobile clubs of Beresford A
t cester and Elk Point held a meetin
= at Beresford and perfected a count
lnf, nt1iu rot