The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-10-20
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4 teIled u1s ot the pair with h1s fist
1 Parsons was slightly injured. The
I robbers escaped
! CE-rlusIon Prank Davis. bandit
Who Nas killed during The fight with
f officials, regularly reIaitleG Tnorev 10
{ his mother. according TO information
/ ohtaiued by officials in their investisa.
f E5bz Of his career
Grand FoIks-For tae second time
within q month the Mckanna posto1-
I tlce and the oscar Edwards general
1 store. located in the same building
wsre robbed, and three men arrested
4 a. LarlIa-e Gs suspects. The men
/ are Il. {. Garter, Charles Marshall and
j Charles Patrick They are held in the
/ Grand Forks county jail pending a
/ hearing before United States author
4 ties
North Dakota Appreciation Week,
/ November IA 10 20, is formally pro-
| claimed BY Governor L. B. Hanna in
d proclamation issued from his Office
al Bismarck. The Governor points to
the fact that North Dakota has re-
! markatly splendid conditions that pre-
vail in the state, and he believes the
spirit Of appreciation week is one
worthy Of the support of every loyal
North Dakotan.
Fort Yates.-The Zimmerman cattle
interests, which have long dominated
in this section, will retire, and the last
! Of their thousands of cattle have been
shipped out. The termination of graz
ing leases between the Zimmerman in
terests and the In iians of the reserya-
ton, through the Indian department
of Washington, brought about the de-
parture of the oldtime cattle king with
his trainloads of cattle
Belcourt.-Ernest Choinere was shot
and seriously injured when armed
bandits endeayored to rob the Charlie
bois store. Choinere was alone in
the store. He encountered the men
single handed. Guns We're leveled at
him, but he erappled with one OF the
thugs. The other fired. The bullet
entered Choineire's hip. Posses were
organized at Rolla and hunt was be-
gun, but no trace was found of the
men.
Minot.-James Clausom entered the
and few days later was held UP by
hishwaymen who robbed him OF his
money and threw him from the train
| on which they were riding. Clausom
bought revolver with which to de-
| fend himself against further attacks
aud now is serving sentence in the
Ward county Jail for carrying conceal
ed weapons. His revolver has been
contiscated.
Oberon.-James Westby's lantern
was shot from his hands by one of
three men whom Westby, Conductor z.
Kenyon and another trainman tried
to drive off train in the yards here
The men boarded the train at Caring
| ton. At each station between Car.
rington and this city, they were PIT
off but got on again. In this city, q
battle took place. The alleged out
laws were arrested later and are in
the Jail at Minnewaukan.
Grafton.-Plans have been complet.
ed for the annual Walsh county stock
and grain show, which will he held
in this city under the direction Of the
Commercial club on Oct. 21 and 22. +.
]. Donnelly has been elected head OF
the general committee in charge OF
| the show. Walsh county has the best
crops in its history. The splendid ad.
vance made by the county In cattle
| raising also will be indicated at the
show, as the stock exhibit will be
large. A twoday program OF agricul
tural addresses will be conducted.
Grand Forks.-Support from every
section of the state Is being given the
| North Dakota Appreciation week
| movement. according to Edgar L. Rich
ter, president OF the North Dakota
Press Association. which organization
Is sponsor for the movement. Appre.
citation week vii be from November u
to 90. Richter has returned from
tour of the southern half OF the state.
and also a visit to the Twin Cities.
| where he succeeded In eliciting sup.
port from the several railroads inter.
ested in the development OF North
Dakota.
Carrington.-Shoti In the back during
4
pitched battle between four gupmen
and the police force OF Darlington, N.
D., Chief Carl Nelson was carried into
st. Pau, on special train over the 500
line. At the hospital where lie was
operated on Immediately after arriy.
ng his condition Is said TO be critical.
| The four gunmen entered the pool
-oom OF Jim Hopkins at Darlington.
leld up thirty men. gathered 1900.
.hrew all watches and jevplry on the
floor. and made their escape
About five hours later, Chief Nelson
found one Of the gang In bed at
'ooming house owned by George Day.
Covering him with his revolver. he or.
Tered him to dress. A moment later.
le was shot down from behind A
rail OF blood in the room indicates the
chief shot the man he found In bed
| TIankinson. Walter Kfebs. s years
| DID, has bullet hole from point