The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-03
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

JIM " %lS S'i VI liISb ~
residents of Alden, Mimi, are che latest
to come to the aid Of the project They,
at a mass convention. agreed TO raise
$1,000 and this moun was subscribed
in a short time.
FREEMAN-An anxious mother, in
the person of Mrs. Lena Wolff, Is
making an effort to find her missing
two years ago disappeared from the
family home at Midland. Stanley coun-
ty, and who has not since been heard
from. The missing young man Is de-
scribed as having blue eyes, light
brown hair, 5 feet I inches in height
and an identifying mark is a scar under
his right eye.
COLUMBIA-The body OF an I'M
identified man, 60 ears old, was found
in 81 straw stack near this place by
two hunters. The supposition is that
the man crawled into the stack last
winter. as he was dressed in heavy
winter clothing buttoned tight. The
flesh on the body had fallen away. He
a a watch, money and a pocketbook
containing papers which may identify
him when examined by the coroner.
ABERDEEN-Philip Meyers. of
Glenham. who entered a Chicago
street car and glanced at the con-
ductor to discover he was a long-lost
son. whom he had not seen for &c
| years, is now a resident of Hettinger,
! n. ID. Meyers is a pioneer of South
Dakota, a butcher by trade: When the
Milwaukee built its coast line, Meyers
was one of the first settlers at Hettin-
ger. where he has grown wealthy.
CLARK-While the Panama canal
VIII De opened TO trafnc IN ABOUT a
year IL may not De competed entlTely
nun a year later according TO Gar
ence Langley, a civil engineer in the
employ OF the government at fanahla,
Tha 60 ,n.s MS nuu,s ',s aron,oIas
| on the canal sly weaks' vacation each
wear and NJ Tanelay decided To
snend his vacation hare
immigration DEPART
nleht ls lnVltlng an OF the commercial
clubs of the state to send representa-
yves 10 the minneapolis and Chlcago
an nnnnrt7, ~N rs ~ n va n W.
south Dakota bocth TIE locaI c1nhs
will have 70 hear the axnansa Of tbs
+rin a. ~ stata 49, ~ ;n
nfficient f,nds for tba sa1ne '' )"
~
GARDEN railroad detec-
i've after making an investigation, has
doubt FIAT tbe ranant 49, n't ~.
ere oe 10 MnoEae ny
here was due 70 the onarat;ous ~
nreh,,g n ;s he,ia,.aa oms % d
was rohbad a,S tbao h,nn 10.
t,anes ~ 10 Az ~ eiem burned 10 cover
an srrest 500, vii hs naaa
~
G y has q -. eS enie Junction,
WIN he knon.n haraaftnr snansTu a.u
and tba Cbeyanna I,notion 49, G.iit;y,
now be known as the Trail civ Pecord
f r Miller has soId o,t his ;ntanoI
IN the naner and tho no,nn of y q
M;,ler eoes to tho 10 10 &c ~ na;
col,n, So ~ 1p ~ Nv eul'orlai
e+a+a Eoaou
of women,s C1,hs oonNantan Iii ba
held at Cha mberla in tbis raa ~ ue
mencinp T,Iasder nuonina 80 CpHi
an entertaining nropram has heem =
ranged A great nav Of tba y.ornan,s
clnbs be,ons ta tha oro. n rne ,I Mu,nen
tba tanIaas " me oisaii%a1on ana
sion will last three days.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az. no
mo. nod for ~ e.
the Northern Association nf Gonare
tional churches snd Nt;n;s+ons e. 80
state. 70 he held here 0ctobar TX * and
1s Tne assoniation NWa 800 ~ 20 any
mart 81 +ha &C. vo'tts AZ " una.
line to the Missouri river.
MAn1soN poo.
norris nine MILES of 49,. stoai ~ ia g
tie pristoI hranob ar ~ ~ ~ "
railroad Elevan mi1as - 49, : Vii auA &c
laid tn co,nnieta tha co.. iau n VII oe
as Oldbam tb;S FOL, ,rh, o,t;.o t.os1-
to Bristol will be replaced with new
rails in the spring.
poou1Nc poh n
son,a +i,na nTh1i,han - rnelps, lor
County press ~, ~ ene poklh
tired and in a o "eshis. mas re-
%conductad nv nv Turnar n a hpaap le WIZ De
the new management. the paper viii
support the entire republican tick et In
the state.
u,h;,o -,
miss;nnarn dntias perlotIilihs ms
tnyn De- ~ M g. poiit west OF
n. rai ~ ~. y suffered a
advanced age makes the attack very
serious. For several years he has been
the Methodist missionary in TRIM
county.
pIEppp
renorts 70 ths se.erinaTlan HICKS
tepoaes ~ .ne governors once that the
in a few of the southern counties Of the
state has been practically STONED by
the coming Of colder weather. and that
no new cases have appeared for several
days.
ApEpnrrN wrs
ceived in Aberdeen of the a%ecidepra1
death, at Tacoma, wash. Yesterday,