The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-15
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

MISS MANNHEIM ClHOnSOns SGCOnQ, AlOQ-
20 Cotton, and third, Miss Esther john
son. Horace Aver and Miss Simonson
will represent Vermillion in the dis
trtct contest to be- held at Yankton.
The state finals will be in his city DUR
ing h state high school track and
held meet next week.
BANCRoFT--A new town Is 10 spring
into existence on the Great Northern
railway at a point midway between
Bancroft and Willow Lakes, the state
board OF railroad commissioners hay-
ing demanded that the railway com
pany construct q sidetrack at that
point. An elevator will be built and
when the sidetrack is completed no
time will be lost In demanding a de-
pot, when q full fiedged new town will
be on the map.
RAPID CITY,. N. CostIey, super
intendent OF the Black Hills division OF
the Northwestern railroad has submit
ted plans to business men of the new
$685. 900 depot work, the erection OF
which will commence at once. The new
station will occupy the site OF the pres
n and fac the roadbed 145 and
be rs feet in depth. 1t will contain a
spacious waiting room, baggage room
n restaurant. .wS
sDEADwOOD-The inmates of h
Lawrence county jail here, or those
who are inclined to he superstitious,
are somewhat agitated because at the
present time there are Is prisoners.
The superstitious fear this viii bring
them heavier sentences when their
cases are disposed of than would other
wise be the case. Twelve of them are
federal prisoners. s
PIERRE-Dell Rapids is to have a
| public hospital, which has been incor-
porated and the following directors
chosen: Karl Eulberg, John, Schmidt.
Henry Solem, J, d, Herren, g. A.
Grant, "A. Huntemer, ". T.. Reynolds,
@. A. Uline, o. f. johnson, Ole Thomp-
son, Jacob Olson, n Henry Roberts,
all Dell Rapids people. The capital
stock is $4,000. T. .+".
KENNEBEC-A heavy sheep skin
coa saved the life of p. c. Moran, liy-
ing some miles from here, when his
horses became frightened and ran way
while he was engaged in dlscing n of
his fields. The horses dashed through
a fence, throwing Moran in front OF
the machine. The heavy coat protected
his body but his lower limbs were bad
lyN gashed. tr 80 ..~.".. w. .,%
HIGHMORE-The Highniore Com
mercial club elected the following Off
GERS; President, M. Harry O'Brien;
secretary, j. 3. Perkins, treasurer, &.
III. Gray; vice president, L. B. Hous-
ton; second vice president, l.. A.. Sher-
er; directors, DR.. Langsdale and D. T.
Jekyll. Arrangements were made to
have a good roads meeting in the near
future. ". E# rs =. tL4. . IL
ABERDEEN-while making garden,
A. G. ResSegien struck a vein of lead
ore on his premises in this city. The
ore was analysed and pronounced pracA
tically pure lead IN the form of ga
lena, or e a sulphite. Tho vein is but
q short space under the ground and
apparently runs the entire length of the
lot. El..l ~. r.. a..
REvILLO- A farmers telephone
company has been organized and lines
will DO constructed over a wide scope
of country, The officers of the new
company are: President, Henry Brei-
tulg; vice president, f. G. B~reisacher:
secretary, Rev. Hugh Hay; treasurer,
Charles Miller.
4EDGEMONT-At a meeting OF the
baseball association the following offi-
GERS were elected: President, John
Sanders; secretary, Darrell Applegat;
manager, James Stewart. The business
men have agreed to finance the team
which will be kept in the field during
the season. ! 49,.
BowDLE-samuel Haring has re-
1 tired as town marshal, and George
Sautner has been appointed temper
arily. The residents of Bowdle are so
law-abiding that steps have been ia
ken to abandon the office. "
SIOUX FALLS-The state Home
opathic and the State Eclectic societies
will hold their annual convention joint
ly In this city next Monday and Tues
day. The meetings will all be held at
the Carpenter hotel. The gathering
twill open with a banquet which will
be held at the Carpenter hotel at 3
O'Clock Monday evening. IA, M
REvILLO-This place is becoming
an important egg Shipping point. In
one day recently 1900 dozen eggs were
shipped by n frm-breaking all rec
ords for egg shipments from Revillo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the two
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Pfersol, died yesterday morning Of in
fantile paralysis, after only a few hours
illness. 2%%
RELANCE-While John Donahle
was driving across the prairie after his
cattle he found the unconscious form
| Of John Peterman, an eccentric farmer
living In the vicinity, lying on the
prairie. Medical aid was summoned,
but the old man never recovered con-
| sciousness and died about five DAYS
later. Death was due to hemorrhage
OF the brain. The authorities have been
| unable to locate any of his relatives.
PIERRE-Attorney General johnson,
holds that under the present state laws
a saloon mar can legally sell liquor
1 after the hour of closing the polls on
election day. .a"' ,a.. ~. ~
MITCHELL-The insurgent Modern
| Woodmen of South Dakota met here
and resolved to send delegates TO the
national convention, which is to be held
at Springfield. ILL.,, on Friday and Sat-
! urday Of next week. There were nearly
20 camps of the order represented at
the convention The delegates selected
are Neighbors Rix. of Milbank, Knight
OF Wakonda, Palmer, of Madison, and
Mccarthy, OF Sioux Falls. The alter
mates are Neighbors Stringham, OF
Sioux Fails, Slattery, of Wakonda.
Finch of Hartford, and Blesser, Of Mil
bank. #a%
PIERRE-Ben M. Wood is being
urged by many democrats as theil
choice for the democratic member OF
the new state highway commission tc
be appointed under the law which goes
into effect the first of July. While
4 there have been no applications among
republicans for the other w places
nc. names have been advanced soI
places. 1t would probably be a safe
guess that either j.. w. Parmley or f.
G. Issenhuth VIII be one of these. as
they are among the most persistent and
lnsistent good roads boomers in the
state p .--&t
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