The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-06
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

anu duJOIfllg states VINO are HelllDtIo
of the Catholic church. and will be held
al the new tcG.n of White River, in
Meiiette county, Hear the Rosebud res-
erVation. 1t lE estimated that from
5000 TO 1000 Indians will be in attend
ance. In addition there will be q large
number OF white clergymen n hun-
dreds OF visitors from the towns of that
part OF the state.
GREG0RY-A deal was CONSUME
mated in Gregory whereby +. w.
Woods, of Spencer. Neb., and John r.
Bichn, of Gregory, purchased the in-i
terests of W. B~Carlock. president, and
Vic Ii. Stevens. director, in the Corn,
Belt Bank II Trust company, of this
city. This bank was organized In the
fall or 1909 by w. Il. Carlock and John
p. Bielln, n was opened for business
in 1910. The bank has experienced a.
steady and substantial growth since it
was established. .
PIERRE-Earl Brady. VINO lives U
in the Rslle .Fourche country. Is some
"fusser,""p A week ago his father Went
to DeadWood. leaving him In charge OF
the ranch. There was a dance at q
school house IS miles away, and Earl
took one OF his fathers horses II bor-
rowed n neighbours. On his way home
to muse his lady, he drove the team
at oreaRneck speed, with the result that
both horses died before morning.
HOT SPRINGS--The effort to estab-
lish n national park for buffalo, elk and
other large game on the Wind Cave
reservation. Is succeeding, as a tele-s
gram from Washington announces the
passage OF Congressman Martins bill
for this purpose, An appropriation OF
$32. 900 for fences, water supply and
other improvements, is a part OF tho
action. #.sr -- sb
MENNO--Shirley Hartman, who was
one OF those who drew claims in Mel
lette county at the government land
lottery, has returned to his home here
without securing a good farm. He
charges that a locator located him upon
q claim in the sandhills which was
worthless. Thus he lost his right, and
az q result now has Instituted an ac-
t!on for damages against the locator.
DE SMET--Features of the annual
sports day and celebration, 70 be held
here June 10, will be ball games be-
tween the Brookings Grays, the Huron
the Brookins and DE Smct teams.
Tho Fourth regiment band, of
Waterfowl. will furnish music for the
OCCASION. Horse racing and either
sports have been arranged for. @
PIERRE--A freak turkey, which is
alive ana apparently enjoying a more
or less double existence, Is reported
fI0m the Kieiman farm. near Hover.
The young turk ey is supplied with on
head, has two complete bodies, with an
active pair OF legs for each body. and
will no doubt do double scratching duty
IN aonee Eext year garden. ~ H.
TAIRFAX--Farmers III thic vicinity
who have devoted a large acreage to
alfalfa are highly pleased with the re-
suits Of the experiments. Some 20 acre
tracts, it is estimated, viii pay a profit
80 - hEnI n. e. 0An z To L. nxnnRf06
that IL the near future alfalfa fields OF
100 acres and up will be common in
this part of the state. .
CuSTER-The Black Hills Military
ipstitute is the name Of q school for
boys which has been located at Sylvan
lake for the year 1928. The school
iE ideally situated here, where every
feature OF outdoor training and recrea-
tion can be practiced. The manage
r1ent have so boys enrolled for the fall
semester, which opens September ..
CUSTER-Sylvan lake will open for
the tourist season this week with q big
program for Saturday aud " Sunday.
Manager Carroll has made many i'm
proVcInents in the way Of extending
I the service to patrons and expects a
busy season from the Fart that many
reservations have already been made
for the months OF July and August.
i TyNDALL1The Tyndall high school
commencement exercises were held this
week. ThG graduating class was CON-
posed Of eight meinbcrs--Rose Kreycik.
Nettle Mctzgar, Lillian Radack, Mac
Flanlniirg, Waiter Abbott. Arthur Kuif-
fen. George L.ell and John Slater, W.
NJ Ma;r, OF Mitchell. deli"ered the COM
mcncoInent address. I'd "
BEIDGEwATER - The McCook
county Old settlers picnic will be held
at Salem, June s. A program consist
ing OF speaking. music and various out
door sports has been arranged. Ad-
dresses will lie delivered by Joshua
Watson, president of the association;
Prof. +. \. Kacch. rhoEuas Sterling and
o. L. BraDson. q.
PTERRE--Gale Davis. q Toarg far
r1er rear OkeboJi, had a narrow csca pc
from death hy lightning while working
IN the field ,Ho was riding on q cora
cultiratur and the bolt OF lightning
killed. one OF The horses he was driv-
ing. Knocking him seEseleSs from tho
naGhine. IT was some iime hefor" be
revived.
CHAMBERLAIN - Commencement
at Columbus college, In this city, Has
the occasion Of a very Interesting 'RFo-
| gram, which was Witnessed and en-
Joyed by a large and representative
| gathering. The program was preceded
| D. x pdVIuci. a very GIaOOfItc SDieaG
being provided for the OCCASION.
MiLLTSR-Gcnevieye Dunn. c years
| old, Is The ccnter OF attraction here on
account OF her wonderful signing She
las appeared in the opera house here
before large audiences ana also al CHI
t~eTtninneuts in the public school.
| Creac things arc expected OF her ~
| the future along musical ilrea. ~
CARTiIAGE--Features OF TIE 18th
annual field day, to be ileId here on
Friday of this week, will hr bal: games.
in which The Howard. De Snct. W1nt~
fred and Yale teams Win participate.
The Canova Concert band viii furnish
TIN 3lisic. There win $50 o& horse
races and street sports. r'fe #4@ d.
MILLER-Decoraticn day exercises
were well attended hero. The loss
Number of old veterans since last year
was noted, The addresses ny states
Attorney 4. n. Fisher and n. !. Bush
field %cre well received.
DaNTE--Dewit: IInrs, an Indian,
who resides here, viii orgaaixesan In
dian ball team, with Tic Intention OF
taking The scaIps of all the white tea ms
in This part Of the country.a.sTh tram
wul be made up OF crack payers from
the Indian reservations OF South D1-
hGta- ayid SaEI aska.
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