The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-29
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

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presented the members of the gradual
ing class with their diplomas. The
members of the class were Ela
Kathryn Hertz, Eilsie Stille, Elizabeth
Geyer, Guy ID. Combes and Arthur Q.
Scheinost. .. .
BROOKINGS-The attorney general
has held that the College of Mechanical
Arts at Bookings cannot employ men
in their institution or on their faculty
on staff to make the plans for the new
creamery building. which the legisla-
appropriated a limited sum or
money for, but must under the lew
an architect, who Is to be
secured by the state engineer for the
special purpose.
CANOVA-As the result of his
preliminary hearing before Judge
of Howard, was held for trial in the
circuit court on the charge OF at
tempted criminal assault at Howard.
KaVeney was first arrested at Howard,
but the case was thrown out Of court.
A new warrant was issued, and on this
he was brought before the Canova
Judge.
PIERRE-The Pierre National Life
and Accident company, ha extended its
operations into Montana, and for this
purpose the National Underwriters cor
poration is chartered, with c. o.
Bachelor of Aberdeen, L. l.. Rowley OF
Cresbard, c. Fl, Rowley of Cresbard,
Chas. L. Bachelor of Aberdeen, Daisy
Rowley OF Cresbard being ingor-
p~orators, athe capital stock 800, 600.
HoWARD-B. d. Merriam, a promi-
nent farmer near Howard, has been
bothered with a patch Of Canada
Every method known was tried but to
no avail. Last year he hoed them cut
down as deep as possible every time
they appeared above the ground. This
treatment has proved effective. Not a
thistle Is in sight this year.
ELKTON-At a big meeting of
knights of Columbus held here so new
members were initiated. During the
meeting the local council of the order
elected the following officers for the
coming year: Grand knight, Geo. T.
Hoch; Deputy Grand Knight, John ].
H~effernan; financial Secretary, p. A.
Lynch: Recorder, John NOethe; Treas
urer, O. ". Wurst.
LEOLA-Fifty jurors have been
summoned for a term of state circuit
our for Mcpherson county, which will
here Tuesday. June 3. with
Judge Bottum presiding. Among other
important cases one murder case is on
the docket for trial, the defendant
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the murder of her husband.
FAULKNER-Samuel 10y, who has
been a resident of Faulk county for 80
years, died at his farm, nine miles
southeast Of this place, on Monday
morning Of heart failure. Deceased
had been ailing the greater part of the
spring.
BISON-The contract has been
awarded for a large new addition TO
the Perkins county court house here,
and the work of construction soon will
ments the building will be provided
with a heating plant.
FRANKFORT-Pians and specIfica-
tons for a new electric light system,
which 1t is proposed to install in
Frankfort nave been prepared, and
bids now will be invited for installing
the system.
BRIDGEWATER The graduating
exercises Of the Bridgewater schools
will take place Tuesday evening, May
%, when IL young ladies and gentle
men will receive their diplomas, viz:
Harris Shannard, Title Mayer, Anas-
tasia Heiberger, Averill Smith, Linda
Gullander, Lena Mayer, Clara Larson,
Chas McCay. Ralph Harter, Clarence
Clasuer, Claude Rasmussen. The add
dress to the class viii be made by DR..
George w. Nash, president of the Abb
erdeen Normal.
PHILIP - Children playing with
matches on the farm Of Floyd Hum
bert, IS miles northwest Of Philip,
caused n heavy loss to Humbert. A
granary and barn, with a great deal
of stuff that had been stored in the
granary, We're consumed. Humbert is
working in Manitoba. and at the time
Of the fire Mrs. Humbert and her two
children were living on the homestead
alone.
PIERRE-The capacity of the capitol
building is being taxed by the removal
to Pierre of a number of state officers
and departments, which have been
located elsewhere in the state. The
bark examiners department is TO be
moved here shortly from Mitchell.
Other boards and departments are
going to be added to the list the first
OF July.
OACOMA-Nearly 100 taxpayers in
Lyman county signed a petition asking
States Attorney Bod to meme
action against the county commits
sioners to recover the sum of 80. S34 10.
which was paid to Judge wilbur for
checking owe the record books of sew
2ral officers, in which he found short
ages amounting to quite a large sum of
money.
. WILLOW LAKES-Farmers living
near the Great Northern railroad about
8 miles southwest Of town are rganiz
ing an elevator company and will con-
struct and operate an elevator on q
siding which has just heen completed
at that point by the railway company.
RuILERVILLE - The
Union company was organized at Full
lerVille and has purchased the Frede-
rick elevator. The viii bIIv
ana sell grain, and will handle coal.
ave stock, feed and fencing. About 40
have Joined the organization.
WAURAY-May q has been set aside
as good roads day" at Waubav, ON
that day the business men of Wauhsy
and the farmers living nearby will Join
FORCES IN improving all the roads run
ming into Waubay. y
WHITE LAKE-Rev. Marvin Never
OF Delhi. Mimi, has accepted a cali to
me pastorHte of the PRESBYTERIAN
church in White Lake. He will assume
MIS- new duties here about June /
SISSETON-The spring term or cir
cult court for Roberts county will con-
Yene In this city on Tuesday of next
week. A number OF important cases
are assigned.
DALLAS-Citizens of his place are
1upilating YER a gift OF $4,000 from
Andrew Carnegie. to be used in the
erection OF a free public library.
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