Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-12
EWS OF OUT DAKOTA,

Tirs. S. O. Hanger, wife of the Nor
Fgian vice consul at Yankton, is
bd.
Plans are already being made for
winter meetings of the State Edi-
fial association at Aberdeen.
Albert Agnew of Faith tried to kill
rome Fry, whom Agnew alleges
omitted a criminal assault upon his
sfo.
Tt is reported hat the department
the interior will open the remain
E portion Of unallotted lands in the
landing Rock Indian reservation next
ring.
|Alonzo e. Jeffries, found guilty of
Hing liquor without a license and
(ntenced to 80 days in jail asked that
Is sentence be extended to keep him
prison until spring.
Extensive improvements have been
JADE on the Methodist church build
lg at Montrose, and it now is one
the finest ediices of its kind in the
pa vi IiS SlitC-
An arrangement is being made
hereby Dell Rapids will be provided
it'll an electric light system. 1t Is
to extend wires from Gn cleo
ic power plant at Sioux Falls.
Trailing his bicycle behind a speed
e motorcycle came ear resulting in
lie death of Alvin Stevenson, the
Dung son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
tevenson, residents of Scotland.
Kingsbury, which came into exist
nee only a few months ago, now has
new weekly newspaper. 1t is the
ingsbury Kodak, and is published by
&. e. Smalley, editor and publisher
the Springfield Times.
Rev. Albert Hooking. pastor of the
.ethodist Episcopal church at High
ore, and Miss Hannah KeartOn of
were married by the brother
the bride, Rev. J. z. KeartOn, pas
II of the Methodist Episcopal church
Miller.
During the past two weeks hogs to
lie value of $4,000 have been shipped
ON MurdO to eastern markets. THIS
YES the farmers of this region a
revenue at d time when they
ould not have an income IRON any
her source.
David Nelson, eight miles southeast
Miller. has secured a flowing e
a depth of 22O feet, located on a
II near his house. This is the first
me that a flowing well has been Sc
lred in this section at less than
bout 1900 feet.
Taken suddenly i'll, Mrs. A. Fessen-
IN. a we'll known and highly respect
| resident OF EdgemOnt, telephoneo
r a physician. The doctor hurrled 70
er home, where he found Mrs. Fes-
dead on a bed. An autopsy re-
,aled that death had resulted from d
of the brain. she is SUI
ved nv her husband, who IS superln-
nden. of the Burlington railway
A considerable part of the business
strict of Humboldt, which ecent
as DESTROYED by a fire which caused
4 600 damage, is being rebuilt win
UGH finer buildings than those which
ere DESTROYED. The new Humboldt
m be a vast Improvement on the
A meeting was held at the school
near Veblen for the purpose Oh
sanizing a farmers elevator COM
nv to build and operate an elevator
the Daiberg siding, on the Fafr.
.unt and Veblen railroad east OF
eblen.
Fire on the main street of Roscoe
stroved H~artelt's hardware store, a
.-ber shop and tailor shop. An ap-
al for assistance vas sent to BOW
q and the fire department OF thai
loaded its equipment on a spe-
al train and fastened to the res
10. hut when Roscoe was cache the
was under control.
AS the result Of severa recent
eetings of the business men OF
steps have been taken to
the commercial club a
ain make it a power in the upbuild-
e of the town.