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The Dermott news., 1915-01-28
Carl Baer Honored.

Carl Bear, Secretary OF the Little
Rock Chamber Of Commerce, has been
selected as one of the speakers 1t the
annual convention OF the Chamber Of
Commberco Of the United States to be
held February ,, ., 4 and at Wash
inz,on, D. c. Mr., Barr Monday re
cetved the invitation to take part in
the program, which includes President
Woodrow Wilson Secretary of State
William j. Bryan, William g. McAdoo,
secretary of the Treasury; William c.
Redfeld. secretary Of commerce, ami
other prominent national officials.
The subject assigned to him : Sue
cessful Methods of Commercial Organi=
cations, and those who have heard
him speak do not doubt that he will
handle the subject in manner that
will reflect credit on himself and the
state of Arkansas. MIR. Baer addressed
the Board of Trade of this city few
months ago and has many friends here
who are highly pleased that he should
be thus honored.
The Chamber of Commerce of the
United States is to the government :
business interest as the commercial or
CARNATIONS throughout the country are
to the business of their community.
The corporation of the national organi-
zation with the many other organiza-
tons is the means of promoting com
merce and is doing much for the bet
torment of general business conditions
at present.
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28
ARTICLE ".
FINANCES.

Sec. /. The dues of this organiza-
ton shall be ST. 90 each month payable,
in advance.
Sec. 2. No money shall be paid out
except on an order signed by the Pres
ident and General Secretary.
Sec. 3. The accounts and books of
this organization shall be audited once
each year following the regular cleo
ton of officers
Sec. 1. No officer or committeeman
shall contract any Indebtedness in the
name of the organization without first
asccrtaining the eXacf amount and re
porting the amount to the Board of Di-
rectors, and receiving their advice to
act.
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28
Constitution and
Bylaws.

The following constitution and by
laws were adopted at the last meeting
of the Dermott Board of Trade This
should have the support
of every resident of Dermott, and es-
pecially can no business man or proper
ty owner afford not to belong.
CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE l.
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28

Opinion generally throughout the
East is that undue burdens have been
placed upon the railroads in this State,
and as consequence, little building
is contemplated in this section. Flu
ture extensions and construction will
be retarded until this impression is
corrected and it becomes known that
existing railroads, as we'll as new lines,
will receive Give and let live" treat
ment. Arkansas Democrat.
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28

Sec L. The fiscal year of this or
ganization shall be from October to
September 30th.
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28
Railroad Building
In Arkansas.


III '''o ave '''''
popuiati"' o' ARKANSAS '"'' ''s'''' u 81"
l'9ii'''' 70 I''' t. ','' app ">'''''''e''
twenty t'ei 'e'.' '4"'"' 'i''' y
. from various 7ec''o''S o' Tue SIT zen
4 ~" SeOV't'S II, sew ''"' 0o''''''o''i'''s
'ne ne" N]E"'S having '''''' II o''' ''i,
Jaeeht o'"'eS' III I"NF ",H '''''os>'
MS 'nul'"'eS Ge'e'"''S 'u'' x K "'"''9
opportunities aoouh''nR Ia -ff"@i's''9
are becoming Nn'"I throughout th'
country anu "C''"' '''H per "'"''e''' CIV
Hel'S' II - "''''Ne' '''' ''t'' e''7e S''''e
i'io n"S oee'' aS E''"' as u 'o' great
CT IMAM any P.eN'ou9,S !" '""' '''''e'
heporIS oi I"e niue" states CENSUS
snow Ih"I l"e 'o'"' "cIe"S' ol l'rN"'-
SdS idIin' /" i''' - i''fl'', '' '''VS'
Oh "o'0" o'o'o'- - '.' - "eit i'' eH
against o''''' '''' i,''P' 'F''' acres III
l'oo' an increase ~ ',N.ee" per cent
Ia oo'" PoPUi',''o'' '''''' ~ az '''''' '.' (
inns state mas SNOW" 'SuoS'a'''ial gam
ne ''i'lu most ,"'t"' '"''' ''e"'' ''al u
r'"ro"uN' 'eNe"'N an "''oEe'"e' ul''ei-
eut 0o'''-' ''''''
al N'''S'H ''' -, "i' ''',e9 W 't'''
Ve'e" i"l''""'' ~ I'I'' anu d' '''e ''o9e
o. i'lf ','' "'ne"Se vas ''-'' ".''eS'
e"'" y, "u' ''''0e anu SIN 'e'''i'S pei
'e'''' ''''o ''''''' ''','S
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28
ARTICLE Ill
MANAGEMENT

Sec. | This organization shall be
controlled hy a Board of Directors com
posed of SIX members who have com
piled with all requirements for mem
bership. and who have been regularly
elected by the members of the organi-
zation. The President shall be an ex-
otficio member Of the Board Of Direc-
tors. This Board of Directors shall
have complete authority to transact
business in the name of the organiza-
ton provided that all business shall be
reported to the members at the first
meeting of the organization after the
meeting of the Board Of Directors
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28
AMENDMENT.

Sec. 3 This constitution may be
amended by a majority vote of the
members present at regular meeting.
provided every amendment shall be
submitted in written form. and allowed
to lay on the table at least two weeks
before being voted upon
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28
ARTICLE w.
FISCAL YEAR.


Sec L. The fiscal year of this or
ganization shall be from October to
September 30th.
ARTICLE V.
AMENDMENT.
Sec .. This constitution may be
amended by a majority vote of the
members present at regular meeting.
provided every amendment shall be
submitted in written form. and allowed
to lay on the table at least two weeks
before being voted upon.
BYLAWS
ARTICLE l.
MEETINGS.
Sec l. The regular meetings of
this organization shall be held on the
first and third Thursday in each month
ARTICLE II.
QUORUM.
Sec. |. Seven members shall he nee
essarv to constitute quorum to trans
act business at any meeting.
,r,,,,, >, -,
~ '''' -
DUTIES or OFFICERS.
Sec. l. The duties of the President
shall be to preside At all meetings Of
the organization and of the Board of
Directors, to sign all business papers,
to appoint all committees unless other
wise ordered by the members present,
and to perform all other duties incum-
bent upon a presiding officer.
Sec. .. In the absence or dlsqnaliii
cation Of the President to Serve. the
Vice President shall perform all Of the
duties of the President
Sec. 3. The General Secretary shall
keep roll Of the members an accu-
rate record of the proceedings Of all
meetings Of the organization and Board
Of Directors, and the accounts ami bus
mess OF me organization IN such man
her a. Will at all times exhibit the con
dltion of its affairs, ami To perform all
other clerical duties rs may be required
by the organizations and to act Is in
duStriaI commissioner.
Sec. I. The Collector shall collect
all due- and other funds due the Board
OF Trade and turn same over to the
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28
ARTICLE Y.
SUSPENSION.

Sec. l. Any member of this organi-
cation who shall fail to comply with the
provisions of the constitution and by
laws for siX months shall stand sus-
pended until he shall pay all back dues
and assessments, provided he shall re
ceiye two notifications of his delin-
guenGN
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28

An Arkansas man, in the person of
Robert Emmery Jetfery of Newport,
has been nominated by President Viii
son for the position of Minister to Uru-
quay.
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28
ARTICI "
AMENDMENT

Sec. |. These BYLAWS may be
amended BY a majority vote of the
members present at a regular meeting,
provided every proposed amendment
shall be submitted in written form.
and allowed to lay ON the table at least
two weeks before being voted upon.
ARTICLE vi.
PROCEDURE.
See. |. All procedure shall he ac-
coraing to Roberts Rules OF Order.
The Dermott news., 1915-01-28

A cross mark here J Leans that
vour subscription for this paper is due.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
GRAZING AND FARM
ACREAGE TO Be SOLD
AT BARGAIN PRICES
indian Department Opens Sale
on Large Tract Near Chey-
eane Agency.

Cheyenne River Agency, S. d, Aug. 3.
~Bsds VIII be opened August is at the
Cheyenne River Agency on a large
tract Of land the indian department has
Offered Tor sale. The terms of sale Will
be nos liberal and the prices viii be
considerably below those of previous
sales it is said, Part of the tract is
grazing lands, while much of it is as
4 farming land as can be found.
However, the prices will range from Sc
to S1S, and the grazing land will sell
from 81 to $3.50 per acre, For h per-
son that would like to take q home
stead, but does not have the time to
bother with ii. this opportunity should
not be passed up, as he can secure his
Homestead" IN this way and, In the
long ran, viii not be out as much mon
sS as If he filed under the homestead
iaws and proved up since he does not
have 10 live on the land or improve 1t
in any way, The terms of sale are very
liberal being Is per cent down and the
balance in three equal payments, pay
able, two. 0 N and six years, with in-
seTess at h rate of s per cent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
PREACHER REACHES HOME
AFTER THRILLING .Jal8ENFN

Sioux Falls, s. D.. Aue. 41-After
series OF thrilling adventures. duTine
Wh.ch he was taken from q passenger
ship n held ii Edinburgh. Scotland,
by the British on suspicion that he was
q German reserve officer, Rev. William
Schroeder. Phi D., 8 Gsrgnan-AmeT3can
Clergyman. has returned TO his home IL
Hartford
Brief information of his detention hy
the British was given some weeks ago,
when he cahled to friends in Sioux
FAILS and Hartford of his preaicar1ent
ana requested that his citizenship pa-
peEs, which he had left IN care OF the
OFFICERS OF q Hartford bank. be sent 10
INN without delay. When these Were
received together with ~affidavits as 10
MS irue Identity, he was released, and
LOST no time returning to the United
States.
Rev. Mr. Schroeder left the United
States on g aDnish shin with the irfen-
ton Of wishing in Germany. AT Fdin-
burgh he was taken from the shin hv
british Inspectors and made a prisoner
IN spit OF the fact that he was p-o-
rided with 2 legal passport. This in
spsctors believed he was a German re-
serve officer.
He cabled friends In Sioux Falls ana
Hartford of his p-redicarnent. and they
IN turn appealed TO the state deparf-
menf at Washington through I-nifaa
States On q Danish skip with the in4an-
leased finally through the effor7s If
United States Minister F1e1ning a
Edinburgh.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
SAVES LIFE OF BROTHER
VICTIM OF RATTLESNAkE

Dupree, S. D., Aug. 9.-The presence
or mind of Lawrence Minker, the 49,
year-old son of County Commissioner
Minke saved the life of his ~9-year-old
Drother Neil when the latter was bitten
by a rattlesnake. The older brother
whipped out a knife and cut around the
spot where the reptiles fange had en-
tered the flesh, and then sucked the
poison from the wound. He Their tied
a whip lash tightly about his brothers
leg above the wound, tightening it by
means of the stock of the whip to pre-
vent the poison reaching a vital spot,
and then walked home with the little
fellow, causing him to walk clowly in
order to avoid heating his blood. A
physician found but very little poison
was left in the wound. and stated the
prompt action of the older brother had
saved the younger ones life.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
WAI@oRTS COUNTY SHOWS
DECREASE IN poPUlATiS

&SceAelf, * ID. Aug. 1.-THE censn
Fsssres FOR Malworth county show &
p~opGs$steh eT 6,sss, a decrease or sSe
Sae 42se past tive years. For the towns
tee SesdfnS ones show q gain, with a
&s1}jns OH in the smaller ones. Mo
HsS&rA, Ose largest town, ba 1851 an
2nSreaSe OF So. SolbN, the county seat
hSS us. an Increase of SIS, Alaska has
Is, SsSR @5S Gienhan 1879. Lowry
township IA, each OF these showing a
txsS Seven negroes reside in the
Ky Tae unmarried population over rs
yssS is. male, S7Ss female, 26S, The
heuee sNcRerS number 1906, OF the
A@&a3eS JaTSsigu BORN population Rus
St& Is given $50, Germany ia and Nor
Me&N 70
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
CHARLES MIX COUNTY
HAS LOST IN POPULATION

Pierre, 5, d. Aug. 9.-Returns of the
third official EMS of Charles Mix
county show that 1t has not held it's
wv during the five-year period since
Isle, The figures show the present pop
ulatlon 10 be 1859. which is a decrease
OF SS per cent, or $50 persons, since
1910, However. Al Indians were omit
ted III this total. because their returns
We're SO incomplete they could not be
tabulated. That would give the county
3 total OF 1889, if they We're counted,
and thus make the decrease since 1910
but 100.
Harding county, unlike most of the
western counties of the state, shows an
increase in population since 1910. Pres
ent total is 1921, which is an increase
OF 59S, or Ia per cent Most of the small
towns. as ~tabulated in the census, are
included in township returns. Those
SHOWN. however, are Buffalo, now hav-
ing 22s; Camp Crook, which, for west
the states early days, has 1873. both
towns gaining slightly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
E6aN LOSES LIBEL SUIT
AGAINST GScSGS EASTWOOD

Pierre, S n. Aug, I.-That single
sentences and allegations in Is Published
article may no5 be segregated from shs
whole article Is s. basis Tor libel Is 1he
holding d the supren4e o6Urt Ia the
case OF George W, EEan Us. George Il.
Eastwood and lydia p Eastwood, OF
NatereowD, The Eassweo,3s, in their
paper, published 8 comment upon the
verdict OF the jury which gave Esan &
Judgment II SIC, aHQ in q libel suIt
against n WataTtowrn Public Opinion,
and, on this comment, Egan brought
suit against tbs Eastwoods The de-
tense ~aeT7uTTed to the complaint and
u demurrer wss sustained by The cir-
cnI1 court An appeal then was taken
ON the demurrer, which, in an opinion
By Justice Policy, has been sustained
and IN his opinion he sets ou1 the above
view, Of libal.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
WORK FOR LINE EXTENSION
TO RICH GRAIN COtINTRy

Springfield. S. D.. Aug. s.-Working
n conjunction with the Springfield
Commercial club, Mr.. King, of Sioux
City, Ia, is making an effort to have
the Milwaukee railroad run it's line
into Springfield, instead of missing the
town one and one-half miles, as it aows
does. Mr.. King is of the opinion that
It VIII pc only a matter of a short time
before Springfield will secure the road.
MI. King will erect a grain elevator
on the Dakota side Of the Missouri
river, in the suburbs Of Springfield,
thereby tapping one of the greatest
agricultural districts in northeastern
Nebraska, the Santee Indian reserva-
ton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12

II is said to be quite 4 trick to or.
crate q machine u from an aeropiane.
~ must be constantly lone from the
military a~eropianes IN the war region;
but It is often desirable to fire directly
ahead, which eens impossible with q
tractor machine on Q OF the
liability OF putting the propeller cut oil
commission. II Is reported, however.
that q German inventor d devised q
scheme for gearing up the trigger OF
the quick firer with the engine in such
: n that when a propeller blade
IL IN line with the gun q lock prevents
= shot from being fired until the blade
has passed out OF range.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
ROBBERS STEAL CAR TO
ESCAPE AFTER IAMGEoRn cptMr

Aberdeen, S. D.. Aug. II.-A Ford au-
tonlohile owned by W. L Erwin. of
Groton, was stolen from the garage
during the night, but was found the
next day beside the road. about three
the postoffice at Langford was bl,r-
glarized, and II is believed the post
office robbers may have stolen he car
70 make the trip to Langford. The
yeggmen blew open the safe in the
postofhce, doing about $500 damage,
nul they secured only 50. in cash for
their enterprise- Tools were secured
from the Milwaukee too house at Ianp-
FORD The Thompson and Smifh par
ages at Langford were broken into fhe
same night. but nothing was taken.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
DEPUTIES HOLDING
AK HANDLES GUARD
JAIL FROM H0B0ES
500 Harvest Hand Travellers
Threaten to Rescue Mea
Held BY Sheriff

Woonsoeket s D. A&e a. W1NsG-
socket was threatened ws5& q -5a, MAea
Six aoeoes were arrested, charges With
badly cutting n OF 5hesC H4SaaSg 81 8
Eight There we're aS,oaS 200 a. ne
st3neraats ia the TOXIN, ans steg shee&t
ened 10 farclb1y rescue shS prisoners.
but Sheriff Hopkins swtore IN - a&gas~
Ties, armed with Ak han&3es ara Soa6
the hoSoas b Aa4s Dozen woS36 Ne
held fer tTlal, Al the hearing tat 5Us~
Ics af the peace was unable 70 ind
sufficient evidence 10 5gsaS h3rn in
holdias The accused men ana shsv
were released.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12

Miss Virginia Conway Wheeler.
laughter of Mrs. John Emery
Wheeler of Washington and Balti-
more. is to be one of the brides of the
autumn. She is then to be married
to Captain Joseph H. Earl of the
corps OF engineers, u. S. army. The
wedding will occur at the old home
OF the Wheelers in Green Spring
Valley, near Baltimore, and win be-
one of the big social events Of the
coming fall.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
MOTHER o K FOR SON

Mrs. X, jenkins, of Los An
geles, Cal, has asked the Enter-
prise to assist in finding her son,
Tommy jenkins or Tommy Koran.
When last heard from he was Nv
Eng at Parker, s, d. he himself or
ANYONE 2nowing his Whereabouts
would confer a great favor on his
mother by notifying her at $50
South Main street, Los Angeles,
CaL-Viborg 6. ID Enterprise
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
ADMINISTRATION LOSES TITLE
TO LAND BOUGHT at

Webster, S. D, Aug. n-JudEt
Thomas l. Bouck. decided, in state
circuit court, a case Of considerable IN
.eresf when ne found for the plaintiffs
in the case of Stianson ys EfiaTsor
quleting the title 10 four-fiftns Of a
section Of land IN Grenville. township.
and giving Judgment against the de-
PENDANTS. Stian K. Stianson. for darn
ages for rents and profits ACQUIRING for
q period OF 16 years. The plaintiffs
We're Katherine stiansor. her 1r1o
daughters and her son. Who clai,naS
the defendant had purchased the land
at foreclosure sale on an estate Of
which he was administrator, which the
court held he had no right under the
law 70 do while acting as a~drninistra-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
ssTTYssuSe EXPERTS PREDICT
WHEAT WELD OF so BUSHELS

~Ge1tyshure, :. D. Aus. L-Aarvest
hands are coming no town every day
ana ii is thought that there VII be
work for all on account OF the bumper
crop that viii have 10 be taken care OF
harvesting OF wheat viii begin tornor-
row. Some fields of wheat win Weld
between 25 and SO bushels sn acre, ii
Is estimated, Presence of f~ay4lps
among the harvest hands was rather
noticed tho other night when q freight
car was opened n q supply OF GRO
cerles taken. among The goods stolen
was a AS OF HOLSTERS and 6 number
Of tins OF olive oil.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
SosESTS COUNTY FARMER
CLAIMS SIG SSCp RECORD

S5sseteu : D, Aug. II-Seuth Dac
So5a no36 an unusually good record for
prNSUcE5NjtsS hat * is claimed aN many
sAlt 8N records have been broken in
gs3s aaag OF Nie CROPS. And q Roberts
SauTCv man claims 70 have broken the
record for any es-hour period. On the
p a Dahl farm, &c which James Bar
GNEe Is foreman there recenIsy arrived.
w&thia a period OF p hours, one boy
6UckfincS,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
BABY DRINKS SULPHuRic
ACID; SAVED BY PHYSICIAN

Hartford. s.. D., Aug. 9.-The 2-year-
old Q of Mr.. I'M Mrs. William
Wuertz, living On a farm southwest of
town, had a narrow escape from a hor-
rible death when he secured possession
of a bottle of sulphuric acid and swal-
lowed a quantity OF the deadly liquid.
The boy owes his life to the fact that a
physician CHANGED to be near at hand.
His lips, mouth and throat were ter
ribly burned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12

Chinese Vice Admiral Wei HA~
accompanied by fifteen Chinese naval
cadets, has arrived IN this country
t what is the first move to build up
: modern navy for the youngest re-
public. When they have finished :
tour Of the country's principal naval
stations and shipbuilding yards, the
admiral will place the fifteen cadet1
into ship construction schools in this
country.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
DRuGGED STRANGER FOUND
IN RAILROAD YARDS DIES

Aberdeen, S. D.. Aug. "a man, pre-
sumed to be Mullan Thope, of Wallace.
ID, was found in an unconscious condf-
ton in the Milwaukee yards here. The
man carried a gold watch in which the
name of Mullan Thope was engraved,
but had no money on his person, and
had apparently been drugged. He was
taken to a hospital where he died q few
hours later without regaining con-
seriousness.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
DEATH OF GRAVEL MAN
CAUSE OF INVESTIGATION

Of Frank Scott, operator Of the gravel
pit near town, was found yesterday
morning hanging from the sand screen,
still warm, but all signs of life extinct.
It is believed hat domestic troubles
caused the man to take his own life,
but an investigation las been demand
ed, and a %coroner's jury is looking up
evidence in the case. Scott was sep
arated from his wife a short time ago,
his two daughters moving to Candy,
MINI.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12

The Aibanians are half civilized
m-ountaineers. and live In perpetual an
archy, every village being II war with
Its neighbor. eyeI the several quarters
OF the same own carrying on mutual
cenaries In other countries. and they
form the best soldiers Of the Turkish
army.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12

Fur seal pups are born about the first
OF August every year, and government
~pfficials take a census OF those that
FIRST sec the light On ON Pribilaf
Islands, Last yea there were a2.26e
pups there ont OF an entire herd of
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12

There In nearly 800 mosques In
Coistantinonle. n of the most rnagni-
ficent OF which is the mosque of sultan
Ahmed ! in the hippodrorne, distin-
Guislaed without by its six minarets and
within by the four gigantic columns Sc
yards round.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
INJURED MAN IDENTIFIED
AS FLOYD SWARTWOOD

Yankton, s. D.. Aug. s.-The I'M
known who for five days now has
lain unconscious in a hospital here
with injuries in the head from fail.
Clyde Herbert, of Mitchell. q frienI
as Floyd Swartwood, Of Cleveland
Ohio. The mother of the Injured man
is expected here today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
PACKING CO. INCORPORATED
FOR 100000 AT WATERFOWL

Pierre. s. D.. Aug. 9.-The SECRETARY
Of state has chartered the Incorporation
Of the South Dakota Packing and Shin
ping company, with headquarters at
Watertown, capital stock 100000 o
This extensive firm fl hv
Frederick s. Lawrence, OF Minneapolis:
John G. Stein, John r. MichaeIs ana /
]. Purcell, of WatertoWn. S. ID.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12

Twenty-Five thousand gals. IN and
out every hour said h sign on q
swimming pool of which the Argonaut
tells. That's ali nonsense. /" said the.
simple minded person, there amt that
many women in the whole county
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12

Anthony Trollope once offered 10
toss with his publisher to see whether
q manuscript should bring sI,Dae or
Ge,eoa. The other refused, but later.
the business was settled. offered
to toss for 2l.5oe as a pnre gambling
venture. This time 1t was TroIlope
whose pedal temperature was low.