Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-08
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

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for the coming year.
IPSWICH-Fred Riseman, employed
on a farm near here, was badly injured
yesterday by falling from a mower and
being dragged by q sweep rake. lie
will probably recover.
TERRY-Professor II. p. Mowrert
late Of Shoshone, Wyo., who recently
was elected superintendent of the
Terry schools, has arrived here pre-
paratory TO assuming his new duties.
YANKTON-The cold snap Of Sun
day night, in which a light frost was
experienced, has caused some uneasi-
ness for fear OF q more severe vista
ton, which would do great harm TO a
great deal OF corn, little OF which is yet
out OF danger.
MIDLAND-At the fourth quarterly
conference OF the Methodist church.,
held here, Nowlin, Ottumwa, indian
Creek, Midland and Capa were placed
under one pastor. who will hold serv-
ices at the towns under his charge In
rotation. II is expected the pastor VIII
max his headquarters here.
HOT SPRINGS-A thief with esth-
etic tastes has been operating here.
Investigation by residents OF College
Hill shows that many of them have
lost quantities Of jellies and preserves
put UP with care for the winter. IL.
O. Shirley, Il. A. Amundson n Fred
Ingle are the heaviest losers.
ABERDEEN-'Joe" Burdick n his
wife Of Corson county were held TO
await the action OF the federal court
ut their preliminary examination before
a United States commissioners at
Shields, N. D., on a charge OF stealing
two head Of cattle from Indians on the
Standing Rock reservation.
HURON-Reports from all parts of
this (Beadle) county indicate hat lit
te, If any, damage to corn and flax
will result from Sunday nights frost.
In many localities no frost Is reported.
Although the corn crop Is not yet out
Of danger, It Is so far advanced that
only q heavy freeze will result In in
Jury.
OELRICHS-The Rebekahs Of dis
trict No. IA are in session here, COM
prising six chapters-Hot Springs, Hill
City, Custer, Edgemont, Oelrichs and
Hermosa being represented. Mrs. j.. G.
Richer and Mrs. John Parks. both Of
Hot Springs, have been named presi-
dent and secretary. The next meeting
will go to Hot Springs.
HOT gpRINGg-Prefesser Chileett,
mead of the dry farming section of the
department Of agriculture, and John S.
Cole, of Denver, one of his experts.
arrived here yesterday to max final
determination Of the location OF a
quarter section on which the govern
ment will establish an experiment sta
ton in dry farming methods. 1t is
certain to be somewhere in this county.
FOREST CITY-David Blackbody, a
Sioux warrior belonging on the Chey-
enne River Indian reservation, passed
through here driving his own automo-
bile. in which he a a party OF friends.
Numerous Indians in the state are
owners Of motorcycles, but he is be-
iieved to be the only Indian In South
Dakota who is the owner of an auto.
Observation-Disclosures has beer
1nder the "curfew" for the past three
weeks. Its Statutory effect was notice
sble from the first, clearing the streets
Of the urchins and the homes enjoying
heir presence. 1t has been the means
pf many others who are nearing their
18th birthday 10 find 1t convenient to
reach home before the bell rings Its
home warning. The chief of police
won't stand for young ladies' escorts
where they are under Is years OF age.
ABERDEEN-E. A. Clark and Will
lam Shay, of Aberdeen, were arrested
a StssNSsi - is.SsS~, - s~.-- % = - 49, ; =
preferred by T.. A. Craft, state fire mar
shall, charging them with having set a
fire, which swept owe a number
Of quarter sections of hay land in Nc
county. The men were re-
leased under $500 bond to await the
action of the September term Of circuit
court.
COTTONWOOD David Stephens.
who lives on a homestead neal Cotton
wood, is solving the question OF carry
expenses over the winter by making
and disposing of brooms. He raised
good crops of broomcorn on his farm
asst year and the previous year, and
from this he Is working UP the man
product and disposing of his
handiwork in the different towns in
that part of the state.
PIERRE-On February /, 1909, a
proclamation was Issued by Governor
declaring a sheep quarantine
the counties Of Custer, Mon
and Crook, Wyoming, on account
Of prevailing sheep diseases In those
Counties. This with
notifications, been In exist
since that time. The governor by
executive orders has now raised the
quarantine. This action was taken
recommendation Of the state vet
and the state live stock SAN
tary board.
HURON-If the program as now be-
ng arranged, Huron will be visited by
President Taft sometime between the
10th and Goth of October. On his re-
urn from the Pacific coast the presi-
will visit the Black Hills, and af-
.er a brief stop In Rapid City. travel
Huron over the Chicago & North
line. From this city he ELL
30 TO Aberdeen and Milbank. thence
PM east. No stops will be made at
south of this city.
wATERTOWN-The hearing on the
OF prohibition issued against the
state game warden in the custer of
County Game Warden p. w. Schoen-
berger, set for today at 10 o'clock has
been postponed till August 80. The
Is a test as to whether the state
can remove a county warden at
Win IL the county warden has not been
negligent OF his duties. and is attracting
attention throughout the
state on o. OF Governor Vessey
having become mixed UP In il.
H~URLEY-The second annual picnic
and celebration of the Northwest Iowa
association. which is composed OF for
residents OF northwestern Iowa
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