The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-09-12
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Olsen. a NOR
wegian who had his feet severed by
falling beneath q freight train nv
days ago, had $45 in currency IN the
sock of one of his amputated feet
which was recovered yesterday by ona
of the attendants at the hospital. After
the operation Olsen kept up a contlnu-
al clamor for his feet, but as none OF
the hospital attaches could understand
Norwegian, they were unable to make
out hat he wanted with the feet. BIZ
nally a fellow countryman was made
use of n furnished the explanation
which recovered the cash,
DEADWOOD-Trailed through the
mountains by a bloodhound under
Sheriff Noonan. Paul Monatto. the
young Italian charged with the murder
of a saloon keeper near Cambria, Wyo.,
last month, n who escaped from jail
at Sundance four days ago. was caught
Just south of here and brought here to
jail. Manatto offered no defense. He
had been placed in the S%undance Jail
to escape a threatened lynching at
Newcastle.
LEAD-Hunters are getting ready for
n chicken season, which opens on the
10th. and there is an active demand
Tor licenses, costing 81. Quail can
not be shot until after October /. h
big game license costs residents IS and
non-residents S25. Deer, antelope and
mountain sheep may be shot during
November. There will be strict en-
forcement of the game law in the Hills
this season.
LEAD-John Shimin and family have
returned to Lead after a four months
visit to the Use of Man. They took
passage on the steamer Adriatic May 2
on which boat a great many survivors
or the Titanic were returning to their
homes. Nearly all were in destitute
circumstances. Bruce Ismay was also
q passenger, but kept close to his
stateroom n few knew he was
aboard.
HuDsON-Orson Rice, who died sud
denly at his home in this city, had
been a resident of what now is South
Dakota for more than 40 years. Dur
ing a blizzard 80 ear age he risked
his life to come to town for a doctor,
whom he piloted safely to the Gilman
home, where Mrs. Gilman lay at the
point Of death, and only the timely
arrival of the doctor saved her life.
observation-disclosures the efforts
of the Clay County Fair association
and the democrats of Clay county, 1t is
now assured that William Jennings
Bryan will speak here upon one Of the
days of the fair, though the exact day
cannot be stated at this time. The
coming Of the great commoner will
mean overflow crowds in VermillIon
during the fair week. September 24-27.
EDGENONT-The clerks in the post
office have had their duties increased
handling letters addressed to j. Box %
} is a farmer by the name of Smith.
who recently advertised for a wife,
describing himself as nice looking.
among the Qualities desired in appli-
c1nfS for fha inh ic ~
help out on the farm in such light work
as blowing n pitching hay.
ARMOUR-The Douglas county fs,r
was a success. probably the best in its
history. Despite some rainy weather.
the attendance reached the high water
mark OF 5000. On the financial side
it Is hought that it will just about paw
u which is gratifying, since this is
the tTst time in the history of the as
claIo that 1t has done that we'll.
ARMOUR-Rev. Father Carey, who
beer pastor for nine years, Of St.
georges Catholic church. held his clos
day morning for Washington, D.. c.,
where he will engage In missionary
work. Rev. Father William Keane has
been appointed to this field and is now
In residence.
CLEAR LAKE-While WORKING
ABOUT q threshing machine on his farm
SoIln forest was badly injured when
MS head came in contact with a lever
moves at high speed when the
lIrasher Is In operation. The lever
struck bis forehead. but fortunately
dld not penetrate the skull.
WEBSTER-Sheriff Jack Milton oe
county, who was assaulted on
d train by a negro named Boyd Tooley
ana brought to a hospital at Webster
is getting along nicely. FOLEY was to,
DAY arraigned and held under s.. oOo
for trial. He could not furnish
sig ooho n is still in the Day county
SOUTH sHoRE-Rev. A. E. Beau
lioht, LOT some time pastor Of the local
congregational church and one of tho
most popular clergymen in this part
81 q state, has rendered his resigna-
tlon, TO take effect September 8. and
mas accepted a call to the pastorate
OF a church at Jackman. Me.
PARKER-As the result of an ar-
Iray IN the yards Of the Northwestern
ItaiiWay company n man was
tabbed and severely hurt and a hobo
siyln. ms name as Hughes has been
heid for trial at the next term of cir
cult court on the charge of assault
with intent to kill.
~ lIOIlaS GROCERY
company. Of Pierre, has filed articles ~
Incorporation with the secretary Of
state. The incorporators are M. r
Thomas. J. P. Erickson and A. W.
Ewert. The company is capitalized 81
$4,000, shares selling at 500 each.
DALIAS-Preliminary ARRANGEMENTS
are being made for the annual fair ana
farm products exhibit of the Rosebud
Stock, Grain and Corn association,
which will be held here October Q. 8 and
T. An unusually high class program
is being outlined. ~
ARDNORE-The annual meeting Of
the BLACK Hills Presbytery was held
hero several days this week. with a
good attendance and great interest in
the various addresses. Leading church
men and laymen from all parts of
western South Dakota were present.
WINNER-The board Of county com-
has appointed G.. D. Burn
ham sheriff of Trip county, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Sheriff Little. who will devote his at
tention to his business interests.
PIERRE-Immigration Commissioners
Deets has a long List Of dates to speak
before different county fairs this FAN
On September 18th he talks at p
ON the 18th aft A1ovord~o roxL