Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-12-27
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NiihHi Lulut2alS are DDzsEiug OF
Ihear new church. q fine structure.
Charles Chase. q we'll KNOWN Amer,
deen business man. died from ~ saif.
inflicted. bullet wmlnu.
Inc state %unirnrsity ri Verrniiliun
uhs closed fur the Christmas vacation.
which viii aGtendl until january g.
Lle monogram men ri the state Gui-
Iese routbail squad elected Dick Clan.
DELL captain to %succeel Lacy Ca;u
veil.
The Knights Of Pyttiiaa III AiibanB
VIII buy a fine twn-sturv building.
winch will be cunverteIi into a spien.-
lid louga home.
Inc SuulN News, a Weakly newspaper.
has been purchased from Il. A.. Pat
ueIsun by Frank e. Weed. wilu will
conduct it in future.
MIS-. Joiln Wade. an ala rasident uf
bruwn county. dieI at her hume IN
Aberdeen OF Tuberculosis after sur.
rer,lg for more than q wear.
Beile FQurc!leF has established q
new lodge Of Oddl Fellows, No. t1a.
WITH r. s. Can't. Alex Euuver ana
John 2. Nolan AS incorpuraturs.
g.. G.. De>lCn was eiecGad captain
of the Patriotic Fraternity OF Pat-ui
at Aberdeen. an organization limited
tn members Of the National guard.
Rev. DR.. A. c. McCauley OF Bridge
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Presbyterian church at BridgawaGer
for 80 years, has resigned his pas
Cprase.
Interesting exercises attended the
church IN q rich community six miles
sast OF Freeman The eiifics o
$4,000.
Preliminary arrangements are being
made fer the 2atf annual meeting If
he South Dakota horticultural sucie-
y and %.
The American Fcwer Wheel conn
pany Of Aberdeen and Minneapolis.
has been chartered IN the secretary Of
states office, with a capital stock CT
81, qGd, 600
The STATE university Opera
presented the Chimes Of Normandy
at yankIpn very cred1Cahly. The at
fair WAS a benefit FOR the high school
athletic fund.
The Roswell Drug company OF Ecs-
well, Miner county, has been inccr>
pccarsd. with a capital stock CT $1,000
by 2. D Moore. Emma c. Mcore and
Ethel v Port.
The Milwaukee company has dscid-
ed to sink 3 deep artssfan we'll in it's
yards 1t ktnhaIl to supply locomo-
rives. The well will be eight or ten
inches in diameter.
A good attendance is expected at
the annual farmers institute for Clay
county. to be held at Verrlfllton On
December go and 81 A fine program
has been prepared
n. NJ Hansen. deputy commissioner
of school and public lands, is at Belle
Fourehe, where he will make filings
on about $4,000 acres Of land in Butte
county for the state.
The new Rosebud business college
will open January !, 1913 Prof. J. w.
Lampman, formerly OF the Moshsr &
Lampman business college of Omaha.
will be al the head Of it.
A homesteadsr near watauga has
just sold his claim, upon which he re-
Gently proved up, for $4,000, This is
believed to be the record price for
land in thar part of the state,
A irebug operating ou the farm OF
Geo, Keller. some miles from Big
Stone, caused the destruction Of three
stacks of corn and il required hard
work TO save the farm buildings,
The Hudson Masous have elected
new officers as follows: Master, Rob
ert O.. Schaber; senior warden, o. II.
Parkin; junior warden. II, D. Fitch;
secretary. c. E LaBar; treasurer.
Chas. Robinson
Harry Baird. 8 well known Custer
county rancher. at & preliminary hear
ing before a justice OIL the charge OF
rustling cattle, furnished a bond OF
$4,000 for his appearance at the next
term of state circuit court,
Gold ore is reported TO have been
discovered on the j. H. Crissman
farm near Herrick. \ sample of the
rock was sent to the assay office.
which reported that the ore produces
s22 to the ton.
The Leola Masons have elected the
following officers: Master, w. c.
Turner; senior warden. w. X. Bish-
op; junior warden. r. l.. Washburn:
secretary. l.. T. Parkhurst: treasur-
err, Chas. Turner.
The city of Lead is endeavoring to
have Sunday a day of rest, and the
Homestake mine allows its laborers
to choose such a Sunday if they wish.
leaving it to their own discretion. The
clergy is e~ndeavoring to have unnec-
essary labor dispensed with on the
Sabbath.
In the state circuit court at DeSmet,
George Strenge entered a plea Of
guilty to the charge Of selling intoxi-
eating liquors without a license and
was fined 500. William l.. Brown.