The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-11-21
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

oia ISSIo iaiIleu SOOh, WIZ
last spring came to Sully county to visit a
relative who Is a member of a negro col
ony some miles from here. and who re-
Gently became insane, has been taken
back to Alabama, his home prior to COM
ing to South Dakota. There is a possible.
ity that the Alabama authorities will re.
fuse to accept him, and in this event liti-
CATION will result between the two states
as to which should care for him.
acknowledgements have been
completed by the citizens of this city and
the board of trustees of Dakota Wesley.
an university to extend a formal welcome
to DR.. William G. Seaman, who came to
the presidency Of the university with the
opening of the fall term of school,. The
welcome will be in the form of a banquet
to be held in the city hall Tuesday eve
ming, December 10, at which plates will be
laid for about $50 guests.
PIERRE-The Tri-State Creamery com.
pany, of Sioux Falls, has been incorpor-
ated with f. A. Leighton, j. III. voorhees,
and T. M. Bailey, of Sioux Falls, as in.
corporators. The capital stock is $685. GOO
The Boileau Manufacturing company, OF
Chicago, has been incorporated with a
capital stock of 100000, to manufacture
inning Implements, ore crushers, ore re-
fners. furnace smelters, etc.
LEAD-While at work on the Star shaft
at the Homestake mine William D. Hunt
er fell a distance of 1850 feet. HIS body
was frightfully mangled from striking
against the timhers in the descent. He
was making repair and started to walk
over a bulkhead when the cage struck
him, resulting in instant death. He leaves
a wife and seven children.
RAPID CITY-The jury in the case OF
Francis Roush VS.. JohnfWight In the cir
cult court for Pennington county, now In
session here, returned a verdict of moi
guilty after being out 16 hours. Wight
was charged with changing a deed given
by Roush to Wight for several lots in the
city so as to make it cover 100 acres OF
land near Wall. 8. D.
HETLAND-As the result of making g
swift turn to avoid running down a motor.
cycle rider while driving an automobile,
Mrs. Ralph Neuman was seriously in.
jured. The auto dashed against a raised
c%ulvert, throwing herself and two chill.
dren violently to the ground. Mrs. Neu.
man had several ribs broken and was
otherwise injured.
PIERRE-The Oxi-Galci company, OF
Minneapolis, with a capital stock of $780,
900 has been incorporated in South Dakota
to make chemicals, and other things along
that line. The Nevada Golden Pick Min
Ing company, of Chicago, has been filed in
the list of corporations under South Da.
kota laws.
sTURGIS-Edward Gantz, of this city,
last night shot and killed himself, the deed
being caused by trouble with his divorced
wife. Gantz shot himself twice, one bull.
let entering below the left eye, the othel
in the breast. Before shooting himself he
shot the woman in the back. She will
recover.
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have elected the following officers: Mrs
VIM. Thompson, worthy matron; w. w.
French, worthy patron; Miss Emma CHA.
dek, associate worthy matron; Mrs. Chas
Shaffer, conductress; Mrs. H. L. Breis.
ford, secretary; JOIN Williamson, treas.
urer.
MADISON-At the annual bushes,
meeting of the members of the First Bap.
fist church of Madison reports were made
showing the membership to be 247 and
that the society is in a prosperous con,
dition. Various officers We're elected for
the coming year and standing committees
were appointed.
C~ANTON-The members of the local
Eastern Star lodge have assumed the task
of raising a considerable part Of the
funds which will be required for
of the cost of erecting a new Masonic
temple. The structure is nearing compile
ton and 1t is intended to have it dedi-
Gated free of debt.
VERMILLION-The Eastern Star has
elected the following officers: Worthy
matron, Fora Schall; assistant matron.
Grace Davenport; worthy patron, Peter
Olson; secretary, Gertrude B.. Colv.n:
treasurer, Laura D. Barrett; conductress,
Mary E. Vaughn; assistant conductress,
Miss Edna Peterson.
AURORA-Morris Stettler, who recently
disappeared from his home here under
mysterious circumstances, has returned
and has announced that he will sell al,
his personal property at public auction.
No explanation has been made as to why
he has adopted this course.
WINNER-At the office of the county
judge here occurred the marriage Of two
Sioux Indians from the Rosebud reserva-
ton who bear somewhat Unique names.
The name of the groom was David Thigh,
while the maiden name Of the bride was
Eunice From Above.
MILLER Arrangements have been
completed for the annual banquet Of the
Miller Commercial club. to be given dur.
ing the first week in December. The club
at present is working on several projects
for the upbuilding of the town.
PIERRE-Howard Gates, newly elected
Judge of the supreme court. has been
visiting the capitol this week, meeting
friends in the building. and making other
acquaintances in the city where he viii
reside for the next six years.
PIERRE-The p~enitentiary at Sioux
Falls has sent its October remittance ia
the state treasurer for the sale of Irvine
during that month, which amounts to
S6,9s0.03. TIE Irvine plant fund is now
practically 100000.
TYNDALI-Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Bar
bers, highly respected residents, have Just
celebrated their SD anniversary OF their
marriage. They were among the earliest
pioneers to take up their residences in
Bon Homme county.
IsABEL-F. c. Roozen, the young SON
Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Roozen, living on q
farm some miles from here, was the win
her of first prize IN the county school
boys corn contest. The prize was a $40
gold piece.
GROTON-There wa a good attendance
at q special session of the grand lodge
OF South Dakota Odd Fellows. held here
Saturday. The district assembly Of the
Rebekahs also held a meeting at thes same
time.
LEAD-A large class in Spanish has