The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-10-22
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

"NH Iaat.a SH'AA=a ellILt NGS ( I4fSN est
mated. The loss resuf+fne fro,,, +6o ~.
! now is placed at soon, hummer os
( private owners who bad rars storc5 h.
the garage were losers by the fire. Thcse
lilcluded Henry E. Wiley, of Conrad, Ia;
"H!i2m GreenwaiJ. Of Little Rock, Ia.
ia jorEcnson, of hardwood, Ia, and
John Thompson. Of MINNEAPOLIS.
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l.e statute, as 1t was not printed at
Utica, although issued there. The Times
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SIOUX FALLS-A representative Of Tho
Interstate Commerce commission will he
in Sioux FANS on October a foy Inc MN.
pose OF holding n hearing ro consider roal
rates from the Wvoniag coal fa,de H.
Dui1ta ON rha pfarre Hill 80. r. hTnr+E
western M. Cbi.agn q ~ -
ana the Chicago. milwaukee, & ST. PAM
railways. The members Of the South Da-
kota board OF railroad commissioners will
represent the people of the state at tho
hearing, and ii is desired that an cities
and towns Interested send commemorative
of their commerciaI oI;bs 10 tba bearin~
atlNli-IoN-Deh2tjhg viii soon oc-
eopE tAe center OF the stage at the Uni
at The present time re. az" ,,, "sl1 l ~ o 5r;@I,
along this line pror,inent 1Ioong H.
dozen men who "scrin2n7age" dsiiv ;r
preparation for the first triangular de-
bates between Iowa State college. kansas
State college and the university on No
vember Is are II. c. Mundt, r.. A. Fftz-
gerald, II. b Rudolph, L. j. ellis, C. NJ.
Davis and Blaine Simons. on March -
%ntTtasn Ta1tsg uI1s @en4'e Wll pc ned
49,, "a, Lt"n Cii.4ttel an" inc Soulh
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MFLCHELL~Lieut, Earl 3. Rowley
mas oeen named as the new captain Of
Colhp1hy T. South DAKOTA National
Guafd, TO succeed capt. NJ. l. Shade, who
M !aoyeo 70 LSedileld and been made
Shades new detail viii not ,,a,oo 1apf IN
from the line of promotion. according 70
the order of Adit, Cen. ". A Norris II
c.. Meyer, second lieutenant. has been
promoted to the vacancy left nv Cantain
Rowley's advancement.
ATFP THO 1ooo1 ~
the DeutcheT vareir mr. -, . - "
picture n vaudeville show at the opera
house last night, the proceeds derived
therefrom to be divided between the Red
cross society and the orphans home at
Sioux Falls. The sum OF $170 has al
ready been converted into the Red Cross
funds, through the efforts OF the local
society.
BIsON-At the general election in No
venber the voters of Perkins county will
nave submitted to them on a separate hal
lot the proposition of authorizing +ha is-
suance of bonds in the sum of 6 $1,000. to
draw 5 per cent interest. with which 70
take up the outstanding warra nts of +bo.
county, which arc drap,ing ~ oon+
interest.
YANKTON-rn circ,,;+ oo,,r,
danaca s,,it of Toaara 1eie me
mo civ Of yant+rn "a ~ ny 1sa!iIsI
a drIIgg;st <7rif+aa 80 ~ - V. Goates,
M co,s,t d;raa+aa =. 49, ioths ana
ond 5i.s,t-.Ss Seioiet LOT 1ie CITY
60 10 u Sase against MI,
last winter and broke his arm
"IbLo" LAhES-Ihe 2-year-old son
oL MI ana MRS. Edward Spilde, well
hhoWh residents OF the region near Will
10" lakes, IS dead as the result of burns
received several days ago. For a time it
he he erodnaIIu r.2 nv rouiu oe saved but
~ sia'uaets sieW worse uhul death end
40 rs nc was an ohly chlld.
CANOVA-At their annual business
meeting the member of the local volun-
teer fire department nave just elected
the foloWlns oiilcers Tor the coming
80. : ! :, . T. Stropel, vice
R,- Iarien :. -, .oqSh secretary Dean
T + n,',ffv. assistant cbiaf 'o y Gn5el
= ne H. .. Hede,
SlNAl-Ihe sixth annual corn and
potato contest VIII he held here on Sat
NUNS offered. which viii II y - pre-
value to over $500. Ten prizes viii ba he
given for the best exhibits nf ve11,,v 80 NC
five for white corn, three for noncnrn
and four for potatoes.
Aprpnrr>r
hours. eiihara tian ths sees. ana a half
to try Alfred j. Babe" Ward for con-
%tributing towards the delinquency of IA
year-old Ethel Shevlin, brought in a YER
dict of guilty as charged in the informa-
ton. it is understood that the case will
be appealed.
BRIDGEwATERL, p Da+
farmer, adjoining the townsite, has
brought suit against two of Bridgewater's
business men IN the sum of 500. for the
loss OF hogs which it is alleged in the
complaint, were killed by bulldogs owned
nv M - NJ ~