Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-05-06
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

sS"iu, 1eil fNapluSs Snas fNoWe, 0lou3
Falls; Blaine SimoNs, Sioux Falls, anl
F. c. Davis, Lead, were selected at tn,
annual spring preliminaries to represent
south Dakota in the annual fall triangu'
lar debates next year with Iowa State
college (Ames) and Kansas State college
(Manhattan), on the "Literacy Test fol
immigration question. Mundt is an ole
debating warhorse, having participated IL
NVe intercollegiate debates. Rudolph i:
the only other member of previous eX.
peIlence. South Dakota won on either
side of the Philippine Independence ques'
ton against these two schools last year.
MARION-w. w. Brady, until recently
publisher of the Boyden DAD Reporter
which he sold to Frank Carrier of this
CITY a short time ago. has bought the
Marion Record from Charles Hartsougf
and Will take immediate possession. MIR
Brady formerly resided here and has a
number of relatives and a host of friends
who are pleased at his return. Mr.. Hart
sough probably will devote all his time
to the real estate business hereafter.
WAKONDA = Wakonda Odd Fellows
celebrated their anniversary Sunday.
lhey met at the lodge hall at 3 O'Clock
and marched in a body to the Congre-
gatlonal church. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Rev. F. j. Tresidder and L. A.
Mcdonald. Special music was furnished
by the lodge quartet. Past Grand Master
r. III. Babb was in charge of arrange
ments. Wakonda I. o. O. +. lodge boasts
about 100 ember
WATERTOWN-The programs are out
Tor the 33d annual session of the South
Gakota Medical society. which will as
semble here on Nav 26-2S. inclusive, The
programs were arranged by the publicity
committee. consisting of Drs. r. d. AL
way, j. F. Adams and C. E. McCauley,
all OF Aberdeen. The business sessions
will be held in the Codington county court
house. and will open Tuesday morning,
May e.
CENTERVILLE-At a bankrupt auction
sale the property of the Centerville Tele-
phone Exchange company was bid in ana
purchased by Marvid Carlson. Of Beres-
1ord' for $4,000. 1t is said that other men
We're associated with him in the purchase.
The sale must be confirmed by Henry A.
Muller, of Sioux Falls, referee in bank
ruptcy for this district. If the sale Is
confirmed the new owners will AXE pos
session May 1.
CLARK-William and Edward Hoff.
farmers living in this vicinity, who re-
Gently We're arrested on the charge of
t~hoftsag1ng property which they did not
possess, entered pleas Of guilty before
Judge Sherwood. of the state circuit
court. They were sentenced to terms of
one year each in the Sioux Falls peniten-.
tfary, but sentence was suspended during
good behavior.
MISUNDERSTANDING arrangements are
pe!ng made for the annual tournament of
the tennis clubs of the region between
the Missouri river and the Black Hills.
which will be held on the grounds of the
Murdo Tennis association on Monday,
TUESDAY and Wednesday, June Is, 16 and
~ next. The clubs of the region belong
to what is known as the Makeseca Tennis
association.
Observation-Disclosures of the local
gun club are completing arrangements for
a registered shooting tournament, to be
held on the grounds of the club on Tues
Day, May IL. 1t Is expected that expert
marksmen from various parts Of the state
Will be present to complete for the liberal
prizes which will DO offered.
BRADLEY-Rev. and Mrs. Dudgeon.
who have resided here for a year and one
nalf while Mr.. Dudgeon acted as pastor
OF the Methodist church. nave decided to
take up their permanent residence in
Michigan. Rev. Mr.. McQuinney, of Ken
lucky, has been secured to fill the vacancy
IN the ~pastorate.
ARMOUR-Armour Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs celebrated the 96th anniversary
or the founding of the order by two meet
ings Sunday at II o'clock. Washington
lodge No. 14 listened to a sermon by Rev.
y. c. Williams. pastor of the Congrega-
ttonal church. Monday evening a general
entertainment was held at the /. o. o. f.
hall.
MILLER-It has been learned that
Billy Paul. who last fall made a murder
ous attack on Robt. Wilson. a farmer
near here. enlisted in the navy at New
Orleans and is now probably with the bat
tleshlps In Mexican waters. In view of
his 1t has been decided by the authori-
ties here not to bring him back and pun
ish him for his crime.
ABERDEEN-Federal court is in ses-
sion here for the regular spring term.
dar and the session will probably be a
short one. Two Indians, Mike Turning
Bear and Red Elk, are to be tried for
cattle stealing and Edison eileen. another
Indian. is charged with horse stealing.
WH1TE-A farmers grange has been
organized by a number of the farmers
OF this vicinity, with the following off,
GERS: Master. Peter Bentsen: overseer, J..
h.. Hutchinson; secretary, F. Z. Atkin-
son; treasurer, Thos. Kidman. The new
grange starts out with a good charter
membership.
WAUBAY-Now that this place ha.
voted wet" a movement has been in
augurated to install q municipal saloon
after July I text, n conduct it some
what on the plan of the famous munich.
pal saloon at Sisseton, which was knocked
out by the voters at the recent election.
KIMBALL-Thomas Conley and Miss
Anna Stadler and Harry Stadler and MARI
L. Gavin were the principals in q double
wedding which took place in a local
church. They are prominent among the
younger residents OF Brul county.
vERMIL1oN-Annual spring elections