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

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municipal court at the conclusion OF
his hearing. His wife testified that no
had assaulted her while they were In
their cellar and had struck her head
with a rock. He claimed that he could
not remember anything about the al
legged assault
RAPID CITY--Tn the circuit court
here Judge MCGEE heard the evidence
in q suit brought by Jesse Harris
against school district No.. az, who
claims $50 for transportation OF HIS
children to school In his complaint,
Harris alleges that he resides between
four n fiye miles from a school
house; that the road to this school is
at most times impossible. Under these
these conditions Harris sent his four
children 70 Wall, 10 miles distant. for
their schooling.
ELK PoINT-The work Of oiling the
streets here has been finished. -Four
blocks of main street were oiled and a
number OF the side streets. 40,167 gall
Ions were used. This oil cost 3 cents
Ia gallon n the freight was Sl30.14
making the. cost laid down $435.15. The
Commercial club pays half and the city
half on the -four blocks on Main street
ana on the side streets the property
owners IA half Of the expense. The
street sprinkler was used to put the
oil on the streets.
ABERDEEN President George
Schlosser and Secretary Cooley OF the
South Dakota Federation OF CONNER
cial clubs have called a meeting of the
secretaries OF the state Commercial
clubs, to be held at Huron on Friday,
July Is. The secretaries have been
asked to assemble ON the evening OF
July "a. at which tinle the Huron Conn
mercial club will give an entertainment
for fhA VfCffnF-o IN fhn fnr14n nf a aVanLaFs
n lunch.
ABERDEEN-Frank Yeoman, the g.
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Woman, of this city, was shot in the
lung with a 20 caliber revolver by his
brother. Henry, 9 years of age. The
shooting was accidental. Thomas, an
older brother. left the gun on a chair
after he had been shooting rats, when
the younger brothers came along AMI
h accident occurred. No serious In
Juries win result.
LEAD-Judge Rice today issued a
bench warrant for the return to the
Jurisdiction Of this circuit court or
David II. Perkins, now serving a SEN
tence4of two years In the p~enitenttary,
Perkins having been convicted OF
criminal assault. The warrant was
issued upon findings Of the circuit
court in the case by the state supreme
court.
WATERTOWN-It is expected that
800 bankers from different parts OF the
state will attend the annual convention
of the South Dakota Bankers associa-
ton, which opens here today for ses-
sions continuing until Thursday even
ing One of the entertainment features
on Thursday will be O trip to Lake
Kampeska, where the visitors will be
entertained during the afternoon.
PIERRE-At a joint meeting OF the
state capitol commission with the city
council of this city, plans were app
proved for the construction of the con
crete dam and bridge on Capitol avenue,
which Is to hold the water for the laks
on the grounds, and TO put in a per-
anen concrete bridge on that avenue
to take place OF the wooden structure
which has been / n use for many years.
CANTON-Mr. and Mrs. Lars RAM
berg, highly respected pioneer residents,
have celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary. Mr., and Mrs, Ramberg
came TO Canton from Norway 29 years
ago and have resided here since. They
have six living children, three of whom
We're present to aid them In celebrating
their half century OF welded life.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stroke of
paralysis some weeks ago. Mrs. Clara
Parker, widow of former Congressman
William H Parker, Of this city. died at
her home here Saturday. Mrs. Parker,
who was the mother of is children, was
a pioneer and for many years one or
the most active and loved women In
the Black Hills.
LEMMoN-In the case Instituted to
test the legality OF the last election
held here on the saloon license ques-
Ar. W. ,.l..RfNa -, - - ~ ~, Il
cult court, has dismissed the contest
and decided that the election was legal
and ValiC, In every way. This means
that Lennon will continue to have two
Scaloons after July 1.
SIOUX FALLS-Some protests hay-
ing been raised as to locating the pro- /
posed new residence for the bishop
on the grounds of All Saints school, /
Bishop Biller has called a mass meet
ing for tonight. at which the question
OF a suitable location win come up for
general discussion
PIERRE-The state game and fish
commission consisting Of Governor
Byren, Attorney General johnson and \
State Game Warden Hedrick, has adj
journed 20 meet again some time be-
fore July ], No appointments have vet
been made of the eight assistant state
game wardens.
BRANDT-It cost william Mitchell.
a {Deuel county man, $50 and costs for
not placing all his property on the
assessors books. He was arrested on
the charRr of attempting to evade the
assessment laws, and when taken be-
fore the Judge of the state district
court, entered a plea of guilty and was
fined the amount stated.
DEADWooD--A Lead girl. is years
old, appeared with her mother before
the clerk of courts and was granted a
license 70 marry. 1t appeared by tx
records Of the office, that she had been
married when IA Years OF age and sinceI
then had secured a divorce.
MoRRIsToWN-The Sioux indians
belonging on the Standing Rock Indian \
reservation. lear here, have Just been
paid an aggregate OF $4,000 by the
government. the aymen having been
$40 for each Indian man. woman and
child on the reservation.
YERMILLION-The business streets
Of this city are receiving a coating Of
oil. The process was tried on certain I
streets last summer as an experiment
and proved so satisfactory that the
will be greatly extended this
year.
PIERRE-Peter Lier, Of Fort Pierre,
vas arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal John Laughlin, on a warrant
sworn out by J. p, Brandt, special Of
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