The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-04
DAKOTA STATE NEWS
WEBSTER. S. D.-The Day Count,

WEBSTER, S. D.-The Day County
Democrat has moved to this city.
PIERRE, S. D-State Came Warden
Bancroft has completed arrangements
for the purchase of about 200 pairs Of
Chinese ~pheasants for distribution over
the state, and also arranged for the
placing Of elk and mountain sheep IL
the Black Hills.
ABERDEEN, S. D.-Mrs. O.. L
Parkhurst, wife of a well known tray-
cling man, died here two weeks after
the birth of a daughter. She was IS
years old and had spent the greater
part of her life in this city. A hus-
band and Ave children survive her.
WEBSTER, S. D.-Judge Button, OF
the Ninth district, is holding a special
term Of court. taking the place OF
Judge McNulty. who is in a hospitar
in Aberdeen.
PIERRE. S. D.-Governor vessey
has appointed Edward C. Weber. OF
succeed G. NJ. Hopkins, the appoint.
ment to take effect June j.
DEADWOOD. 8. D. - Bronchial
pneumonia is responsible for the death
here ot Daniel Talent, Of Central
City, one of the old time prospectors
and miners here. aged 70 years.
HOT SPRINGS, s. D.-George w
Glover. of Lead, S. D., son OF the late
Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy, founder
and head Of the Christian Science
church. is here for rest and treatment
at q local sanitorium.
ABERDEEN, 8. D.-Miss Katherine
Mclaughlin and Gerald McMaster.
were married here by Rev. J. w. Tay-
lor. Gertrude Hasburgh OF Lead and
James r. Readon of Omaha were mar
ried at Sacred Heart church by Rev.
Father Dernody.
WEBSTER, s. DR.. d. Irwin, drug.
sist is building a brick block. He has
made a proposition to the K. P. lodge
that it add a third story to be used
for lodge purposes, the lodge to nave
free use OF the third f1oor for 10 years,
after which 1t reverts to the owner. ].
Z. Edmund has the contract for the
building. This makes the third large
brick building under construction.
DEADWooD, s. D.-Eermetically
sealed. the remains Of We Dan Kim, .
pioneer Chinese resident, were started
on their long journey to the old coun-
try. Kim, who was the Of
the local branch Of the Hi Kee COM
pany, was n of the leaders In the
Chinese colony for over thirty years.
He was SO and leaves q brother, a
wealthy banker in San Francisco.
ABERDEEN, g. D.-A special train
io . ~ SAiASd6O,
passed through Aberdeen last evening.
the chief passenger being Miss Helen
DAILY, daughter Of the late Marcus F.
DAILY. The young woman is danger
ously i'll n is being rushed through to
New York to receive medical treatment.
The train was scheduled through at an
average speed of 40 miles an hour. the
fastest special ever run through this
division.
ABERDEEN, s. D-The census OF
1910 gave this city a population of 49,
673, but according to the local election
returns it now has 12,650. This sum
is reached by the method of figuring
authorized by the laws Of the state.
where a city auditor may estimate and
announce as the official population five
times the number Of votes cast for gov
ernor. Two thousand five hundred and
thirty votes We're cast at the secondary
election.
DEADWOoD, s. D.-Wheat poisoned
with ~strychnfne, used by the forest SER
vice to kill mice and chipmunks. Is all
SO believed by sportsmen tt be a men
ace to the pheasants and prairie chick
ems. The poisoned wheat has been
acattered wherever the ferest service Is
reseeding on burned sections. and al
though the officials say similar expert
ments in the southern hills did not re-
suit disastrously 20 the birds, many
hunters are protesting against the
method.