The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-07-04
DAKOTA E NOTES.

PIERRE-Quite a list of expense ac-
counts of the recent primary election
were filed with the secretary of state
yesterday. The Egan campaign COM
mittee filed it's statement showing the
expenditure of $2,447.07, of which $685.
was donated by the friends of George
w. Esan and the balance, $1,252.O7, by
Egan himself. Other statements are:
J. j. Murphy, railway commissioner,
$674.30; A. H. Wheaton, candidate for
congress, Third district, $542.63; Frank
p. Glasner, candidate for secretary of
state, $362.50.
CLEAR LAKE-An individual known
as Slim" Ellington, who for some time
has been officially blacklisted at the
local saloons. made a trip to Water
town. where he purchased a jug Of
'frewater." which he struggled into
Clear Lake and divided among others
who also We're on the blacklist. Filing
ton was arrested for this violation Of
the state law and as a resul is serving
a term of so days in Jail.
TYNDALL@One hundred Tyndall
boosters, travelling in 25 autos, spent
one day this week advertising the
Fourth of July celebration to be held
in Tyndail. They were headed by the
Commercial club band, which organiza-
ton supervised the trip. Springfield,
Perkins, Avon, Dante, Wagner, Trip,
Kaylor, Scotland. Lesterville and Tabor
We're visited, making q trip of 1856 miles.
HURON-Rev. Hubert Ketelle, the
new pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of this city, was formally in
stalled at a public service Wednesday
evening. DR.. Calvin H. French, presi-
dent of Huron college. conducted the
opening devotional exercises. The SER
mon was delivered by Rev. DIR. Van
Tobel, of the First Presbyterian church
at B~rookings.
GARRETSON-H. w. Seeman, a well
known farmer living near town, was
seriously injured as the result of be-
struck him In the pit of the stomach,
Just below h heart. Among other In
juries his b~reastbone was fractured.
GANN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have
been completed for the annual conven.
ton of the Buffalo County Sunday
School association, to be held Sunday.
June 80, in a grove near town. Among
the prominent speakers will be DIR. c.
". Fox. of washington Springs.
WESSINGTON ~ Preparations are
being made for the annual camp meet
ing Of the Methodists Of this district.
which Will begin in a fine grove near
here on July II and continue until July
Fl. Rev. G.. I. Notson, district SUPER
tntendent, will be in charge.
HURON--The South Dakota Jewell
ers. association held al interesting two
NuJS SSSSAol ASAS luiS week. The at
tendance was good. The new officers
are Carl Damuth, of Redfield, presi-
dent; r.. III. Prey, of WATERFOWL, secre-
tary and treasurer.
GAYVILLE-This town is making
big preparations for a celebration July
4th.
KIMBALL-Mrs, Henry Bickner ana her
little daughter were seriously injured near
mere when an automobile frightened their |
norses. which ran away, smashing the
buggy to kindling wood and throwing the |
occupants to the ground.
PlERRE-Gosernor Wesley has issued a /
reauisition on the governor of Iowa for
w n. Schwisher, wanted in Potter coun-
" for falsely certifying to a paper to se-
cure money. He is now keid at LeMars.
STRANDBURG-Death came sud-
denly to AIRS, L. NJ. Larson. living on a
farm two miles from town. While app
parently enjoying her usual good health
sne was stricken with paralysis and
died a few hours later.