The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-12-04
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF breaking into
q government toolhouse ana stealing two
axes and a canteen, w. A. Postiethwaite
and L.. "A. Hendershot were arrested by
forest service officers at Oreviiie. In PEN
nington county, n brought here. They
were given. q preliminary examination be-
fore United States Commissioner Moore.
pleaded guilty and were hound over to the
United States district part in May In 500
bail.
YANKToN-Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Dono-
hue. OF Sioux Falls. registered at q hotel
In Yankton Thursday. The clerk remarked
that the name was the same as that OF
Minneapolis. hen n, w. Donahue learned
that the suicide, G.. 7. Donahue, was hid
brothers. Efforts 10 find him had appar.
emily been fruitless. as he Is on the road
all the time,
BELLE FoURcHE-The Alfalfa Prod.
ucts OF Belle Hourche, Is rapidIs
becoming quite a factor IN the farming
Industry OF northern South Dakota. AZ
the present time the company Is grinding
Is tons Of alfalfa every day. The entirs
product or the mill, excepting the hay, u
taken by one Chicago firm. b seed and
meal is shipped out, but the hay IL used
BY local ranchers.
REvIL0O-The case Instituted by rela,
tives OF a man named Olson against the
local saloons has been settled out or court
by the proprietor OF each saloon payint
members OF the family so each for dam
ages caused Olson and his family because
OF liquor being sold 10 him.
wAUBAY-The Hawkins brothers. pro
prietors of a local drug store, entered
plea OF guilty IN the state circuit court ID
selling liquor unlawfully and were fanet
$16 each. the heavy fine being due ID
the fact that they confessed they had
previously been convicted OF q similar
offense.
yIBoRG-A number OF Odd Fellow,
from Parker and Hurley were present te
assist In instituting a new lodge Of the
order In Viborg. The officers or the new
lodge are: Noble grand, John r. Wern.
strom; vice grand, John ~Sorensen: secre.
tary. Benz. B. Petersen; treasurer. George
Nelson.
Notwithstanding to the house from
the barn, where he had gone to do the
chores, Kenneth Osborn, q homesteadet
near here. found his young wife lying dead
on the floor, death being due to heart
failure. She was 20 years old and leaves
three children. the youngest only 8 weeks
old.
MILLER-A heavy dray horse fell into
w. II. Waters fat-topped a. cistern,
In which there was several feet Of water
The animal was pulled out by building
q three-pole trip over the cistern, putting
ropes and blankets around the horse
using a rope and pulleys. The horse was
little the worse for the accident.
DEADWooD-while Z. J. Jones, Of
Lead, was hunting near ST. Onge today
he discovered the body of an elderly man
hanging from the rafters of a barn. TIL
mar is believed to be john r. Williams
formerly OF Lead, and is thought to have
committed suicide. The sheriff and coro-
ner are investigating.
BELLE FoURCHE-J. b. Sherman,
who has been law clerk in the United
States land office at Belle Fourche since
the establishment of the office, has re-
signed his position in order tc devote his
entire time to his candidacy for the dem
ocratic nomination for congress from the
Third district.
ABERDEEN - Hereafter all special
solicitors and canvassers doing business In
Aberdeen must have a card OF Endorsement
from the Aberdeen Commercial club or
they will be out Of luck. The Aberdeen
Solicitors bureau has been established
here with every merchant in the city Q
member.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of volunteer
am wardens over South Dakota to sup
plement the work Of the state warden and
his corps OF eight deputies would make
for a much better enforcement OF the
game laws in South Dakota. This Is the
opinion OF State Warden II. d. Hedrick.
CHANCELLOR - Robert Maupin. .
young man who during the summer and
fall has been employed OF farms in this
vicinity, was arrested on the charge OF
threatening the life of Lee Toeben, a
prominent farmer. He was placed under
q bond TO keep the peace.
sPEARFISH-wiIliam Sutherland, a
pioneer prospector, is critically III here as
the result of an experience he had In
Bpearish n Sutherland fen down
an embankrnont and lay In the gulch, con-
scious only part OF the time. for over two
days before be YVES discovered by hunt
ers and brought here.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are almost
complete for the merchants festival.
which will be held here on "Wednesday
and Thursday. December 8 and 4. Al free
dinner win be served to all visitors to the
city during the two days and various
amusements will be provided.
YANKToN-Plans have been made for
a new city park, ground having been Sc
lected at q convenient location, where
there already is a fine grove. 1t will be
made into one Of the most beautiful parks
In the state. @3@@M IT"
KIMBALL-A fine new opera house
building here Is being pushed to compile
ton as speedily as possible. and in the
near future will be ready to be opened to
the public. 1t Is modern In every respect
and will be handsomely furnished.
3LACKHAwK-Death came suddenly
to Peter Norman, an aged pioneer resi-
dent Of this place and vicinity. He ap-
parently was enjoying his usual good
health when he retired for the night, but
tea.ard morning was taken i'll and died In
a short time. He Is survived by a widow
and several children.
WINNER-Johnnie, the ~12-year-old son
OF J.. Herra, forged the name Of Attorney
J. l.. Hannet to several checks for small
amounts. The boy had cashe O check
for his mother some time ago., signed by
Hannet. and he conceived the idea
that It was a quick and easy way to OBJ
tain money. ,l
FLANDREAU-Several candidates for
places on the Moody county legislative
ticket have appeared in the field, among
them being, for the senate, l.. Hasvold.
Jas. Goodsell, Charles Chamberlain, q. A.
Perley and p. n. Levins, and for the
house. Lewis Benson
WINNER-while hunting, Chris Brown,
f7.yAar.old unn nf Co.rrt.r rSarn~ol..lonar