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

tees of Redfeld college, the campaign
which has been conducted for some time
for the raising of the endowment and
| building fund was closed. 1t was an
nounced that the endowment fund Of
| S250,OW was completed and also the 500, GOO
building fund was finished. The compile
ton Of these two funds will place the col
lege In fine condition, and there is great
rejoicing in Redfield over the success
which has been attained.
SIOUX FALLS-An orphan boy who
came to South Dakota some years ago
as the adopted son of a family, and who
now Is grown to Is being
searched for, as he is one of the heirs of
an estate at Carrollton, Ill. The boys
name originally was Robert Edwards, but
upon his adoption it is believed his name
was changed, so the executors of the ILL.,
nois estate of which he is one of the heirs
are at a loss to know by what name he
now IS known.
PIERRE-A topic which will excite in
terest In the coming legislative session will
be the matter of representation of South
Dakota at the Panama exposition at San
Francisco in 1915. The state expended $70,-
900 at the Columbian exposition at Chicago
and $4,000 in the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position at st. Louis, but was not repre-
scented at the Trans-Mississippi exposition
at Omaha nor the Pan-American eXpos;-
ton at Buffalo.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gunsalus, a farm
er lVlhs near onida, met with a serious
loss by flre when his residence property
was totally destroyed together with all
the household goods and wearing apparel.
Mr.. Gunsalus had $1,000 in cash in the
mouse which he received for some prop
erty. In the past two years Mr.. Gunsalus
also suffered the loss of two automobiles
IN as many fires.
Charles w. Chase, a
MEMBER of the firm of Chase & Kirkpat-
rick, fatally shot himself through the
pondency and moor baa1tb - -
have been the cause chase ua "a uaa : =
| old and single 10 had hean IN nantnan
shin with Charles KirLn.t,ioi, ~ 49,
| deem for the mast civ voors 49,
SIOUX FALLS-The prompt action of
Miles Belcher, a Sphinx county farmer,
caught fire wb;ie a,Iina Nn sioeni m
| of the Kerosene sna++araa ~ - 81.
| without her notIcipai - Gu VI = eiolnlhs
to light the lam .nd +ba 49, - ~
match flew off and set fra ~ ~ ~ az
| sene on har clo+hina ~ .He Aeio
ALEXANDRIA-At tho animal, ,,oo+.~
| following officers we've aIao+aa. ~ .S
| Mrs. {. TT Peckham. Voc ~
p n wickban,. saoraup 80 Nls
phelns. trea s,.ra, Hg.I "a WIS. :, ".
bra rian MISC 49,. - "a 4. oll"eh' IL.
new Ioi,,n,as 49, e go. "a NUMBER Oh
the iihra ~, oeeh aouea 10
+ao ona,aaa larrett pumped up against
clerk whan he araotaa sisheu as CITY
. nrohihitaa a say muse Wlthln
ouantitv of how 10 49, p-ieu large
| CARAT disooyarod Ia d puliaing.
himself and nromnt1v tool, am nleaklhg
with Bl,nt's m,,nicinoI s.a a,tps " comply
uAzr1 ~,
ran.a - IlaZe, Register is the
49, 50 ne" weekly newspaper which
nas Jusl Inaue lts appearance. The pub
iisher IS geo. W.. Brown. for 80 years a
n~eWspaper man OF south Dakota. and for
AZ pasl hVe years editor and publisher
win ha indanendant is lne new paper
PlERRE-Six men caught in a local
gambling rad here pleaded guilty when
~arraigned before Justice Slinde. They
paid $40 tines and were also assessed the
costs. h men did not give their real
lice co,,rt dooLa. ~ l 80 - on .ne po-
POO ato . 'oni Doe, Rlchard
HALSL-Ine project of securing on
electric light system for Hazel was f,,,,,
discussed by the town council. which da,
| cided that the town could not iss',a $50 ae-
as 70 90 SO would exceed the bond limit.
NOW the business men are talking of
organizing a stock company for the pur-
pose.
RJYRKMEPE.rh,s n
rand growth Amen piare IS ENJOYING a
r,ants AMONG recent improve
depot, a new school building and a new
Methodist parsonage. The railway com.
pany has drilled an artesian vel which
furnishes an abundance of water -
pyrppE ~.
or.+ion ar 81 iirst nov IN the prep
assalnon q tne reception, the 7th
the statehouse officials and ennloves 70
appoint committees for decoration and
other arrangements reliminary TO carr.
ing out a program.
M1TrHEIT
who baa haan sio olse a hngiepretson
for a week, is dead Of pne,imonia M
Engelbretson was 80 years Of age and bas
been travelling In this territory FOR savera !
years and was popular among the tray-
l alfnc fra o,p t., HfN H3AE ~