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

Rose, OF TINS place.
who with Others was arrested on the
charge of taking intoxicating liquors
into prohibited territory, has secured
q continuance OF his trial until the
September term of federal court at
Deadwood, Rose was chauffeur Of an
automobile In which the liquor was
found, but contends h a IL belonged
to his passengers and that he had no
knowiedge that they had smuggled the
liquor into his car.
PIE The Young woman's
Christian association, OF Cheyenne
agency, has been organized among the
Indian women. The officers selected
are: President, Miss Jennie White;
vice president. Mrs. Jessie American
Horse; secretary, Miss Sarah Blue
Bird treasurer, Mrs. Bessie Eagle
Heart; collectors, Mrs. Hattie Parts
Hair and Mrs. Rebecca Frog; seller,
Mrs. Strikes Plenty. tE" =
DuPREE-Carl F. Marsden. a school
teacher at this place, was sentenced
to spend six months in the Brown
county Jail and pay a. fine OF $3.50 for
alleged failure to support his a6-month-
old daughter by Judge Taubman In the
county court here, Marsden furnished
a BON OF $1,000 and will appeal the
case, claiming that his wife refused to
live with him In the home he provided.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reimer, a
claim holder living near here, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself within
a few days of making Anal proof on
his land, which he has been living on
for the past three years. ReiI1er was
81 years of age, single, and came here
from Hillsboro, N, D., three years ago
Dependency was b cause.
~DEADwooD-The grand jury at
Sturgis has returned more indictments
against Henry e. Perkins. of Sturgis:
Frank 2 a M steSarts 81 81 saffsio G ans
charging them with exhibiting false
reports OF the condition of the Meade
County bank, at iSturgis, and publish
ing the same in the newspapers.
SIOUX FALLS-Secretary c. II.
Craig, Of the Minnehaha County Old
Settlers association, has arrangements
well in hand for the annual picnic n
celebration of the association, which
will be held on June 10 at what is known
as the John Thompson grove, about ~
miles north OF Sioux Falls, on the
banks OF the Big Sioux river. a."
YANKTON-President H. K War
rem who has been absent in the east
during the past semester in the inter-
ests Of the college fund, reported total
endowment receipts during the past IL
months OF 4 1000. OF this sum S27, 900
has been received since January ! and
Will count toward meeting James j..
HIlPs conditional offer of $50 900 as
made at that time.
fDEADWOOD-While walking near
her ranch, Mrs. George w. Glover, wife
of the son OF Mrs. Eddy, the late
Christian science leader, was struck
by an automobile from Deadwood and
seriously injured. She was thrown Into
the air. rendered unconscious, n is
believed to have suffered internal in
juries Of "a grave nature. &
LEAD-Carl Berg and Jacob Jacob
son left for New York on last evenings s.
Northwestern. They Will SAT- from New
York, June 10, on the steamship Meri-
tania, for Wasa, Finland. MI. Berg
will return after a several months Wis
1t, but Mr.. Jacobson expects to remain
In his native land. u ana ~. ..g ~.
sGREGORY-A civic league has been
organized to promote the betserment Of
civic conditions and have better ARE,
y taken of streets, Yards and alleys. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Ira Hoblet; vice president,
Mrs. Marvin Myers; secretary, Mrs.
Joy M. Hacker.
CLARK-A lively school election is
predicted for this city on June II. Cit,
gems have filed the nominations of r.
r. Bedell and Homer Brown as candi-
dates against John Schneckj and r. @.
B1hri, the present incumbents. Too
much of a "'one-man" board is the
charge .. .. ~ E1.N ~
WHITE LAKE-A little child of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Lice living on a farm
near here, was badly scalded as the re-
suit of pulling a pail Of boiling water
or a stove. The boiling water vas
dashed owe the child. who for q time
tHTou halfaxyah m haNya haan fafnIlU
burned, &@.N
WOONSOCKET - Governor Frank
Byrne has been engaged to deliver al
address at the Woonsocket water car
nival, which is to be held on June Is,
Is and. 20. Immigration Commissioner
John Deets also will be present. Six
baseball teams have signed contracts
to be here, as we'll as the three bands.
PIERRE-The coroner's jury del
ctded that h body found In the river
near Degrey yesterday was that OF the
laborer who was drowned at the rail-
way river work, and that he came to
his death by accident. On the work
he was known as Frank White. Hig
home Is in Chicago. .E,
FI1ANDREAU-C. Biteler has dis
posed OF his quarter section OF land
nine miles northwest Of the city to
Geo. G. Pepper, of Manning, Ia, the
purchase price being 500 per acre,
Mr.. Biteler paid SIS two years ago,
and besides two crops has cleared SIS
per acre on the raise,
BURKE-On the Rosebud and Black
Hills scenic highway, among the hum
dreds OF others who were at work In
i Trip and MeAette counties, there
were nearly 200 Sioux Indians work
ing with their white brothers to per-
feet this highway for the use of tour
lists. b.. @ .
"A KA-The seventh annual
county fair OF Stanley county will be
held in this place on September 3 to s..
A fine program has been prepared, i'm
GLIDING premium list and races that
will not fail to be among the best fea-
lures of the fair. #l
EUREKA-There has been quite a
large immigration into this vicinity
during the past month, several hun
bred families arriving during that time
from Germany and Russia to make
their homes in this SECTION Of Me-
Pherson county. 8. 1.y-
CONGRATULATIONS in the region
east. west and north of town. have or
IganiZed a cooperative company and
will build a farmers telephone line
through those sections. The line viii
have 20 miles of wire and VIII accom-
modate a large number OF farmers.
~GEDDES-A petition 10 being circu-