The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-03

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States authorities, who held him for
appearance before q federal grand jury
next November on the charge Of taking
lliquor upon the reservation. In de-
fault OF bonds the defendant has been
placed ia the Brown county Jail.
bPIERRE-Agitation for removal OF
the agency headquarters on Cheyenne
river reservation from the present To-
cation on the river TO a railway loca-
ton has put q bunch Of towns out af-
ter the prize, among them Dupree,
Eagle Butte, and Rail city! west OF the
river. with the Gettysburg boosters
asking for a show at the honor, re-
gardless of the fact that they are en-
tirely outside OF the reservation "
try.
ALCESTER-Ss1ver Cole, the 15-year
old son of Jack Cole. living three miles
northeast of town, met with a serious
accident while driving q spading disc
drawn by four horses. A dog chasing
al squirrel ran In anon the horses
which scared them M In trying 70
gain control OF the horses young Cole
fell in front OF the disc, which passed
over him, infifctinB a number of cuts,
some or which penetrated one of the
lungs.
MITCHELL-Rey. w. M MAR, pas
tor OF the Congregational church, has
received notice OF his appointment by
the state board of regents to the head
of a new department established at
South Dakota state college In Brook
ings. The work OF the department is
to be along the extension in akricul-
ture, working In connection with h
county superintendents of the state to
interest the boys and girls In the deep.
er study OF agriculture.
FAIRFAx-Jpdge Bartowe, Of Fort
Pierre, has been here soliciting il
port for a movement looking to the
ultimate conservation OF the Missouri
river floods and byttheir restraint and
proper handling, eventually placing a
large area OF the territory adjacent TO.
the river Under irrigation HeSis meet
ing with much encouragement and NJ
nancial support.
MENNA-Gettlieb Schenk filed on
land in Idaho and expects to move
there soon, so he sold his and here.
. John Helm got one 80-acre farm at SIS
per acre and Fred Helm bought 40
acres at s65 per acre and John Wied-
meier, 20 acres, at $3.50 per acre.
DEADWoOD-While passing be-
tween moving freight cars at Belle
Fourche, Cal, Cecil Ingerson, who lives
north of that city, was instantly killed
when h cars came together. He was
a. oOle Ole CO plOAlCSt ' % - piNt law
leaves a wife and child &
DEADwooD-seven Indians who are
serving term IN the county Jail under
sentences from the federal court will
be expert dandelion fighters when they
have completed their terms. Each day
they. are required to dig dandelion
plants out of the court house yard N
rapidly are becoming experts at this
vocation.
yERMILION+on July i the mayor,
and city commissioners OF Vermilion
VIII m to receive more money
for their services. The mayor will re-
ceive SIS per month. or $500 per year.
while the city! commissioners will each
receive 5000 per year. The increase viii
aggregate $1,i0O annually,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES become
wet July / \ after a years experience as
a dry city. At a meeting of the city
council James D and John Davidson
were granted licenses to conduct
saoons -Four applications were on file
but under the present law but two can
operate In a city OF this size.
MANCHESTER While walking
about the Madsen farm near town Earl
Decker was shot in the left leg through
the careless handling OF a .22-calibre
rifle in the hands Of another boy. This
bullet has not yet been located and the
injured boy is in q serious condition.
PIERRE-c. b. Bnlinghurst, the
founder OF the Daily Dakotan, of this
city, who has been out Of the business
for a. couple of years, has purchased
the Weekly Messenger, a progressive
paper here, and will again get into
newspaper work.
HURoN-The 9-year-old son OF A,
r. Mertz, living 10 miles northwest OF
Gettysburg. was killed in a windstorm
there Tuesday night. He and his fa-
ther'were in a small barn on their farm
when the wind struck the building.
demolishing il. The boy was killed and
HIS father sustained q fractured leg.
cARTER-As the result Of discover
les being made OF fine deposits Of lime
stone and kaolin in the Red Hill buttes,
Immediately adjoining Carter, 81 mum
Der of mineral filings nave been staked.
Kaolin is antiphlogistic clay, common
3ly sold under the name of Denver
mud
WATERTOWN-As a result CT the
examination of Mike Andre and Jack
Giilet by the United States commits
sloner at Aberdeen they are now con-
fined in the county jail there awaiting
action by the grand jury Of the fed
eral court next November. J
KIMBALL-The storm OF "Wednesday
night reached the fury OF a small tor
nadoE about eight miles northwest OF
here. Several barns and windmills Were
RACED by the wind. There was a fair
rainfall here. added to that OF Tues
day night, making .65 inch for the
week. E& VI
PIERRE-The legislature not only
regulated the kind OF dances that a
be danced in this state after July !,
but another act was also passed which
provided that persons under I6 years
of age Will not be allowed In dance
halls. &
PIERRE--The committee In charge
Of securing the leases for the oil wen
experiments, secured more than enough
and has received a telegram from Mr..
Anderson stating he will be in Pierre
on July is. to operations.
MILLFR-The woman suffrage adj
vocates are nearly ready for their cam
paign here, an organization With quite
a large membership having beer ef-
feCted. @ 5&
PIERRE-George Reed. an old time
resident of this city, died from injuries
received in a runaway. His wagon ran
over him, causing internal injuries.
MILLER-Mrs. Ernesty, living north
east Of here. who died recently, was the
mother OF IS sons and daughters, 15 OF
whom were at her funeral h was
S. years old. e