The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-06-05
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

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ercises of the state normal school, To-
Gated here, will begin this evening with
a general normal reunion on the camp
us. Other features OF the commence
ment week are a play by the seniors,
~baccalaureate ernio by Rev. A. ".
Warner, bas aball game between the
men members of the faculty and the
regular normal team The commence
ment address win be given by Rev. n.
w. Jamison. of Beresford, on June 4.
DELL RAPIDS-A Boy Scouts orga-
nization has been formed here, under
the direction OF Rev. Mr.. Graham, pas
tor of one, of the local churches. Cfti-
zens met and formed a scout councllt,
with the following officers; President,
Rev. A. p. James; vice president. Y, g.
Wass; secretary, c.. A. Williams; treas
urer, L. X. Larson; scout commissions
er, U. s. Earls. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are being
made for a joint institute OF the teach
ers of Custer and Fall River counties,
to be held at Hot Springs, Tune % TO
%. This will be the first time the coun-
ties nave Joined In Eolding an institute.
and If it proves successful the plan Viii
be made permanent, as 1t Will result In
a great saving to both counties. "a (
ACCOMPLISHMENTS are be-
ing made for the erection of a new
government building in this city. Con
tracts for much of the work already
have been awarded. The excavation.
which will be the basement Of b new
structure. will beicompleted by July J.,
when the work of erecting the main
structure will commence. w.
YoLGA-Adolph opdahl was badly
hurt when a scaffold, upon which hirn-
self and another nan were working,
collapsed and precipitated them to the
ground. While falling, a cement block
weighing co pounds, struck him q glan-
cling blow ON the head. inflictlng
a deep cash. IS 81. ~ y
| COLMAN-Local business men and
other residents are concluding arrange
ments with an electric light and power
company at Flandreau whereby elec-
tricity viii be transmitted from the
plant to Colman and utilized for light-
ing the streets and buildings here +
REDFIELD-Everything indicates
that there will be a good attendance at
a good roads convention, which is TO
be held here on Saturday, June I. GOV.
Frank Nj. Byrne will be among
the prominent men who viii be present
and make addresses. Z "1s
/ JAYA-Fritzel Clement, the young
son of well known residents, was ser
iously burned as the result Of colhdiEg
with and upsetting a coal oil stove.
Il buIulIlB lUQuIu #"dH GdStiCu WV aAhN
and his escape from death was a mar
row one. sN. '.". ,
CLARK-Prof 1ssor Guy Goddard.
principal Of the Clark high school for
the year now closing. has accepted q
position in the schools at East Grand
Forks, MINI, for the coping year. =
LYONS-Farmers in this part of
Minnehaha county are greatly alarmed
by the appearance Of a mysterious
disease, which is killing cattle. Thus
far Vim. Blake. living near here. has
lost nearly 20 head, most of them valu-
able cows and others have contracted
the ailment. His loss, Is estimated az
4 $4,000. Thus far h disease has baffled
some of the leading veterinary
surgeons of the state. "
CIIAMBERLAIN - Holding that q
billiard u Is a deadly weapon. g
Charles Mix county justice has held
ty, to the next term of state circuit
court for trial on the charge of making
an assault with a deadly weapon. upon
conviction OF which he will be subject
to a term in the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary. " &H", .
DEADWOOD,- Albert L. STREET.
state attorney for Lawrence county,
and Miss Edith A. Mcpherson. daugA-
ter OF u. a. Mcpherson. the Well
nkown local banker We're married here
at the home of the brides father by
Rev. Beatty, of the Episcopal church,
the junction being one of the largest
and most brilliant in Deadwood this
year. ( ....n. @.s. w..
HECLA-Sheriff Schultz, of this
county, is hot on the trial of Ole Soholt.
a renter on a farm about eight miles
from Hecla, who recently disappeared
with a number of horses IN which
Hecla citizens held mortgages. IT Is
said the fugitive was several thousand
dollars In debt and took the overland
route to get away from his creditors.
PIERRE-Cheese making Is being
pushed along with the creamery bust
ness west OF the Missouri river. the
latest factory of that product TO make
q showing being a SINAI farm plant at
South Fork, in Perkins county, where
j. A. Stevens is turning out several
hundred pounds Of excellent cheese
each week. .. .'4n.t
SALEM-Marjorie Lois Schmidt, the
1-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ VIM. Schmidt, residents of : McCook
county. is dead as the. result of burns
received when she lost her footing and
fell against a hot stove. She was SUP
posed to be recovering, when she sud
denly had q relapse and died in n short
time. ,
HURON--Twelve hundred Beadle
county farmers were guests at dinner
yesterday OF the Huron Commercial
club. In the afternoon several adj
dresses were delivered. Among the
speakers being III. II. Stoner. state
superintendent Of farmers, Institutes
who gave an instructive talk on alfalfa,
PIERRE~-David Cady, who. was
charged with cruelty to his horses, in
driving them in the field when they
were about ready to drop from starVu.
ton AND exhaustion was fined $50. No,
being able to pay the fine, he will serve
time in the county Jail. ..f "@.
The young couple are prominent in
social cirtles. The. bride has been a
teacher III the schools OF this county
They win reside on a farm near Yer
million. ... . '~ -. .
TYNDALL~The TyndaIl high scnoo
has been having commencement exer.
cises this week which closed Thursday
evening with an address by President
George w. Nash of the Northern Nor,
NAL at Aberdeen. The graduating" class
this year was composed OF II mem,
bers: Dorothy Benwitz, Earl Colgau
Alice Elton, Ernest Lower. George
Thompson,E Emma Black. Lydia Lin,
ka. Lille Ptak, bRoy White. Kathryf
Gleason, and Nick Zfeser.
pTTP Evamjnar Winp