The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-03-13
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

Madison, assistants; Mrs. Hueners. of
Howard, music; Miss Lyons, of Nunda,
seventh and eight grade; Miss Haswald,
of Flandreau. fifth and sixth grade: Miss
| Neprude, of Flandreau, third and fourth
grades; Miss Ryan, of Sioux City, pri-
mary.
MARIoN-At the family home near here
| occurred the death of Heinrich Arbeiter. a
pioneer farmer. He was born in Europe
in 1910 and came to the United States in
| 1884, finally locating near Marion. He
served in the German army as a regular
in 1865 during the war between Austria
and Germany, and also was a reserve dur
ing the var OF 1870 between Germany and
france. lie was the possessor of several
medals which had been given him for dis
tinguished service. He is survived by a
widow, five sons and a daughter.
HOWARD-A new breed of seed corn is
being offered for sale here. 1t is known
as 'Liable's Miner County White Dent,
having received that name at the recent
farmers institute. The corn is the result
of many years of careful breeding and Sc
lection by Mr.. Liable, a wealthy farmer
| residing east of town. Mr.. Liable has
| won first prize at the Miner county farm
ers' institute for the last six years and is
undoubtedly one of the best corn raisers
IN the state. n
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for stocking
the numerous streams with fish in this
part of the Black Hills for the COM
ing season, are under way. The yari-
Gus individuals who take a personal in
terest in this work and the gun clubs and
other organizations have all filed applica-
tons with Congressman Martin at WASH
ington for young trout which will be dis
tribIted among the'streams.
ETHAN-Death came suddenly to Sam
uel ID, Kiestler, a pioneer farmer of this
vicinity. While driving his cattle into a
pasture he suffered a stroke of paralysis
and died a short time later. He was 81
Years of age and is survived by a widow,
four sons and two daughters. Before com
ing to South Dakota the family lived at
Yale, Ia, and the remain were taken to
that place for interment.
CARTHAGE-Rev. John Mueller re-
ceived a parcel post package of unusual
character. The package contained saus-
ages, which came from across the Allan
tic, having been forwarded to him by a
cousin who resides in Germany. The
pastor invited a number of his Friends
to the sausage feast which followed the
arrival of the package.
RAPID CITY-It has been decided TO
have the annual stock meeting and Indian
show March 81, April / and 2. This fol-
lows closely on the Deadwood
SHOW and teatures of frontier day will be
sPSSihii1eu az tHlS year 8 meeting. The
meeting of the Western South Dakota
Stockmen's association will be held a
week after the big show.
MITCHELL-A. N. Bjodstrp. of this
city, was awarded the contract for the
erection of all bridges in Dawson county
this year at a meeting of the county com
miss1oners yesterday. The contract will
amount to about SIS, 600 and the bridges
will be mostly steel and cement. Riod-
+ S1r1lD also had tho hri5 ua n,t,.z =.
last year.
oNIDA-Reeently Sheriff Dunlap Of
Sully county, sold a quantity of flax that
was stored In what is known as the Dun
lap building. He supposed the flax he
longed to his mother. Mrs. Beck now
claims that the flax was her property, and
has had the sheriff arrested. He fur
nished bonds for his appearance at the
next term of state circuit court.
WHITE oWL-c. j. McBeth, of Man
kato, Mimi, has been arrested at wall
upon complaint of C. G. Howard. who
charges him with obtaining $1,000 nnder
false pretenses. The charge grows ont of
a deal made when the OLD Pothook ranch
was sold to by Toward. McBetb
gave bonds Tor his appearance at a pre-
liminary hearing in March and was re-
leased.
DALLAS-The executive committee Of
stS DallhCIS dSSOtld-
ton, at a meeting held here, selected Win
neT as the place and May 80 next as the
date Tor the annual meeting of the bank
ers of the Rosebud country. Preliminary
arrangements for the meeting will soon
be made.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, n M.rh,a Of
Alexandria Won tbas srs. - s' ~
annual oratorical contest or the Dakota
wesleyan university. His subject was.
Universal Democracy, Arthur Reards,
ley won second with the slbiect "A
Modern Moloch." There were seven CON
testants.
MITCH I-Jess N.rsh.u
ed at the n p Sand farn, -, w q,
WORKING as . f,rn, haas SLls.e. ne d
as a result q, !. go Berry,
from Yankton. stating that he NO ueaatsd d
in that city In connection wifi q ,,a1d,a
Marshall is well known r. the no,ioa i,arp
80
of this place have
strooI ~ ~ q creamery ana
NJ county, mas just piaceu