Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-17

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III one day recently cattle and hogsf
to the value of $4,000 were shipped
east from Milbank.
@. 3. Gulliekson employed lin
Freeman business house. fell down AMI
elevator shaft and fractured his skuiIfi
He was unconscious for twenty-four
hours.
Edwin j. Brown. Of Sisseton, disdl
suddenly OF heart trouble, when in
apparent good health. He had just
taken an examination for insurance
IN the Woodman lodge.
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Mrs. Harriet Bailey, mother Of Mrs.
|C. j. Ronald, of Clear Lake, died att
her daughters home last week, aged
"a years and seven months. She was
buried in Luverne, MINI.
The Sioux City commercial club
sent Dr.. Layery, Of Ft. Pierre, al
check for $500 to be used toward fur
thering the Great Plains irrigation
project.
Oscar Micheaux, a colored resident
of Dallas is having his book, THE
conquest published at Lincoln, Neb.
1t is a story of homestead life on the
Rosebud lands. and is said to be very
readable and entertaining.
John "A. Runsclose, a Sioux Indian,
has become the editor of the Stamford
Standard and is the first of his race,
to take charge of a newspaper in the
state.
The town of Warner, Brown county,
was visited with a very destructive
fire recently, and half the business
portion destroyed. The loss is esti,
mated at $4,000.
Irish Tommy" Condor has again
been arrested by Sheriff Milton, of
Ziebach county and placed in the Du-
pree Jail to be tried in the spring for
the murder of Joe Narcelle. He has
already escaped from the jail twice,
The state fair board plans many
$40
Improvements this year. A new $685..
900 machinery building is contemplate.
ed and an $4,000 dairy building, and
81 acres addition to the grounds has
been purchased.
Six Huron high school boys have
formed an association for the purpose
of making experiments in wireless
telegraphy. Four members already
have wireless instruments in opera.
FYtion and three more are being made
Michael McNiff and Miss Edna Price
of Aberdeen, were married last week
three hours after they had been form
ally introduced to each other. They
had lived in the city for some time
but had not met before.
A visit of H. b. Earring, and other
prominent officials of the Milwaukee
road at Eagle Butte this week, and
their inspection of the company's
: property there, leads to the belief thai
I the place will be made a division point
land a lars,e round house put in.
Large numbers Of homesteaders aux
q returning to the northwest countie.
b of the state this spring and expect *
: put in an increased acreage of crops
: The heavy snow will give ample mois
' ure TO begin with IL properly conserv
ed.
Will Fejfar, OF Utica. a student a
Yankton college, suffered severe hem
} orrhages of the lungs after some stree
ouus cornet playing in the colleg
, band. 1t was feared at first that h
would not recover, but he is now i'm
proving.
! Work OF fencing the Wind Cav
reserve for a government game pre-
serve is to begin in the Black Hill
at once. Funds will not be availabi
to fence the entire tract at anee, blu
the work will be carried on as fas
rs possible.
Huron is trying to emulate til,
nf0hio cities and reports that one 0
their park reservoirs burst Thursda
night at midnight with a loud spat
II tering noise and for a time it wa
feared that everyone walking in TIL
park would be drowned.
T. ]. G. Bower probation officer q
Rapid City, gives notice regarding tn
enforcement Of the curfew ordinanc
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