The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-19
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

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kee. November IL.
HOT SPRINGS-Mrs. Edna Morris
grand worthy matron of the P. e. O. OF
this state, is the guest today of the To-
cal chapter of the order.
PIERRE-Articles of Incorporation
have been been filed for the Horribly
Sanatorium of Sioux Falls. and the
Deadwood Consolidated Mining and
Milling Co, of the latter city.
WEsSINGToN SPRINGS = At a
meeting of a number Of the young men
an athletic club was organized here
and q complete equipment viii be in
stalled in fine quarters.
PIERRE-It is rulnored here that it
IS highly probable that Il umbe of
South Dakota progressives VIII attend
a La Toilette campaign meeting at
Chicago Monday. No Pierre people will
attend,
HURLEY-Steps have been taken
mere to organize an athletic club, and
at a meeting to be held next Monday
evening the organization will be per-
fected and officers win he elected for
the coming year.
DESMET-As the result of an acct
1ent sustained several months ago, when
his hop was broken, Frederick G. More
mouse, a pioneer resident of this sec
ton, has just died at the family home
mere, He w 83 years of age
GARDEN CITY-This place finds it
self in such good financial condition
that the town council has taken steps
to pay off some of the outstanding in
debtedness with surplus funds which
nave accuT1iudted III the town treasury.
MISUNDERSTANDING have been
completed for Il big sports day celebra-
ton here on Wednesday of next week.
Features of the day will be ball games
between leading teams of this part of
the state. Other sports nave been pro-
vided.
WlNNER-owing to the impossible
ity CT issuing bonds based on this
years assessment, and the assessment
of last year being inadequate. the CITY
council has for the present abandoned
efforts for a municipal system of wa
terworks.
Observation-Disclosures has reached
here of the death at Tacoma, Wash. OF
Grin w. Barlow, one of the founders Of
poland and for many years a resident
of this place. During his residence
here he vas one of the best known pio-
neers of northern South Dakota.
PIERRE-The Great Northern and
500 Line V filed their annual reports
with the railway commission. The
Great Northern earned $551,532 at an
expense of $4,000; and the Soo's rev.
siius aoi % ihiieS OF road to
s1S''e@' 70 earn "hlch II expended $50
90.
4ho AcciueLtang raining INTO
Grating near here, Jacob Eliason. a
young Norwegian recently over from
had1 - rS GuuI,eiy, Liaa one OF MS limbs SO
ta+aS 1850 tnati ~ nad 70 pc arnpu-
$500, nc vas unaple TO Wlthstand the
~ l,fs anu ule Soon aLtefWard. All
ieeiue III Norway.
PIERRE-Reports from the sur
rounding country state that stock and
iotses nave never been in better con-
49, ~ Mi.1s.ahu me WINTER. Ihe
Wy iaitis' anu Inc Iact that there has
,,.a.. - 80 nave rough forth q
~ an. 80. SloMlh o. Pralrle nay, which
. curing III sooo shape Tor winter.
PIERRE-An enormous buffalo wolf
weighing Yer 200 pounds was shot by
7. e. Phillips southwest of Fort pierre
the Paradis place. IT had enor-
nous tusks, and looked yerv formid
able. 1t is ppose to be the animal
which has made great t;ons
the young live stock. 1t sold fo,
$65.
CAsTLEwooD-T u loo
the pioneer residents Of ast1eT,ood ~
Hamlin county. was found daad In Ia
at his home here. He had yvorkad al,
day and retired early. The ca,sa -,
his sudden death was q strobe nj
He is survived hn, , miaoo
and three sons.
DnApyUoon
~ HlilitafS School fol-
g IIni - y We ~ssta6hshed in the Blacli
LIS mex. year. russell d. Mcneil,
piessllin Iincoln, Nep, men is here
Nv W ~ % Iuuhans loI a suitable site
aeaoMooa' WElteWood n spearisf
"ns u.,sr consiueration for the acad-
eins. the duestlons being to get suf-
aicLeliI leVel GROUND: NO other military
scnoois are within a radius of 40t
uI-pon -
noRoN-Keports indicate tina mucf
haahags 70 5he max crop IN this %localitJ
mas Iesuited from the late heavy rains
flsias Where the crop had been cut ane
re- rel, ms - an uly th OUT y nave SUFFERED most, thu
rains ahG the damp weather in some in.
Stances nave caused heavy mold and
injury 70 the seed. a large acreage
see mains 70 pc u but as rain fell
we bi,s sectlon OIL the state yesterday
~ m,n |ih j. oe several lays before the crol
n min oe uls snough 70 harvest. Fal
p.oW!ns mas progressed rapidly and tn.
than ~ atleaas turned over is greater