The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-10-08
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

MOSS trs. my, e,., inside in ~,
~, ,ss s. ,esg ma ,{Fy ~
s-~,,sar far many wears NM an ay,.lSr-
= - - ~, |a -. 49,
haaE expended on purely pablie improve
nae1ts, sn addition 10 which may be added
tal aew Eosco.0ce lullNing. q large dou-
He @ere ttae 3ataains, Two stories, a two
story aasinass block a brick garage, a
C4EDNE'a library another $4,000, and last.
@Et Du, .gas1 It ls proposed 10 pave the
@ length OF Mann street, which is
5"~t aa even mile in lrngth ana 100 fee,
WIDE
pTERRF-Arth-l,s OF 3neorno,nt{or ,r.r.
dle} here Tuesday for tho First Mortgase
Is Loan Co. eff Sioux City, with u capt
tai 2I SS5oao ircorporators. w. l.. Mont
gou-gry, vice president of the First Ma
t.oaal bank Of Sioux city, and John Ennis,
Sioux city; \. Is. Fairbanks, Sioux Fails
For The rhestcr Pharmacy company. at
Mitchell with a capital Of $25,@1D, Incor-
p~oTaJoTS, J.. j. Welsh, 7. j. Spanglcr,
Fred ID. Scott. William y. Scott, ]. G..
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ACR0RA-Death same suddenly to @. $
Ripley, one OF the best known of the pio-
neer settlers OF Brookiugs county. He
was found dead near the baseball grounds
IN Aurora, death having resulted from an
asees <, Of heart failure. i IS thought he
Was on his way from the ~stockyards to his
home when ne fell dead at the point
where his body was found. He had been
q resident OF B~rookiAgs county since 1872.
- A~@ y 1Hp . . " son OF the dead
~
ACLhFON-A a. ColsroVe, living on
9 Inc farm some mics from Faulkton.
$ the bonanza farmer OF his section. He
mas THIS season harvested and thveshed
small! grain TO the aruuUn OF 7.000 bush
els. His wheat threshed out - bushels
per acre. barley 50. rye -. It is estimated
that in addition 10 the small grain he will
ny ~ 'ssS IAN ~" pUsneIS OF corn.
- ~ $500 SSSlIV"S'
N'"7 '"i1S''Su'
DALLAS-A large deal in realty has
| been closed by the G"uenthner Bros. Land
! company. CT Dallas: 1880 acres were sold
TO William Frederick, who is one OF
Hutchinson ~county's wealthiest citizens.
The land is a ranch in Trip county Dor
%eF'ns on %hlte river INC wul be used
~ ~ 'SNaSess IUs Eie DtteutnS ana
'~tSIE u Iattte. me Cohsl1etauoh as
eNpTesSeu IN the contract Is So4'VVe.
| CARTHAGE-Ben H. Surber, a farmer
living near town. marketed here & hog
which weighed 00 pounds and for which
he received $3.50. This is the highest
price ever paid for a single hog on the
loSAl market
=. iA\-As IIe result OF llhNlng anu
sNPloGlhE Il QShah-Ite cap S-Eear-old Roy
- &h 49,
JIFea. MS htnoS ana hands were paaIY
siashed ana cut by the explosion.
CENTERyILLE-The determination of
the local authorities to enforce the auto
iAoolle speed laws mas resulted IN a num-
otE u arrests EecShtlE. linus idr eASht or
" persons nay oeeh aFfeslsH On lhs
eHaiSe o. eNceeaAhS the speed 4tnlI ana
mes OF - ana costs We're assessed IN eaeh
case some othefs We're arrested Ior nor
HsNlAS ne numbers OF IHeiF autos prop
hickman hrEah'
aseu - years olea mere at ms nome. MI,
bESah CdtnF 70 bahold territory III 1915
ana resloeu IN Slay county since then win
me sASspIoh . lhe r." months haI ne
ias HNsu IN ~9Ptthsteie. ne was prom
LeHt IN poLlt4cs IN LAY county where ne
dee9s
this pace had peeh WITH
out street iishts 1or several weeks pc
cause u oIIIeIehees pet"esn me CITY au-
IhoFites ana the owners OF lhe electrlc
Asnt ssstsin, aLiansHn5ehtS naS DeeH Son-
turned on. The dfffculty was over rates,
! which NOW have been adjusted
Us CoutS Ne"S
SoehofFalle)' Puoisheu at CORSICA; DOUG
Las cpuhlS' was anialsaihaeeu Win Tue
1o,Slca GiooS on hoilas ~ ~ weeh.
| the Daper for several wears and finally de-
| cided 10 sell to his opponent. George 7,
| culver. editor of the Globe.
Important event IN re
nsious crcIes u tIls NIciiLty was the aed-
a point In the country near Cotton. II
! will be known as the Zion church Nom
bers of the United Brethren denonina-
| ton from a wide scone Of country were
| present to aid in the dedication exercises.
Dav county farmer il in a serious condi-
| ton az the result Of heinz kicked IN the
abdomen bv one of his horses A. frat II
was thought his Injuries were trivial bnt
Il was discovered that his intastines were
| badly bruised bv tbe force of the blow
from the horses hoofs.
wEssTNGToN-Tha ANNA, confarence
Of tbn Nethodist Enisconal church Of
/ south Dakota will onen bnra T,1asdav oc-
| tobar 6 Tbera viii he about so ~ 40
delegates in attendance. The Free Metho-
1 dist animal aonfaranoa mill also onu,-ara