The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04


When two automobiles came TO-
gether near Rryant all the occupants
but one were thrown out. Joseph
Orkin, twelve Years old. was sleeping
In the from seat OF one of the cars
After the crash he was found still
asleep in the rear seat.
An entry alleged to be forgery
on an abstrs>t originally issued by
the Potter County Land and Abstract
company, in which a mortgage for
s1,33S is set forth as having been
Satisfied, has resulted IN an investi
cation by authorities at Gettysburg.
Zell is to have the only saloon In
Faulk county and the only one be.
tween Huron and the Missouri river
on the Northwestern road The Anti
Saloon league bitterly fought the ap.
plication OF NJ J Kelly. whose bonds
were approved by the county commits
sioners
State Bank Examiner ]. L. Wing
field has taken charge of the Citizens
State bank OF Oacoma, which failed
following The death of its president,
Peter E Dirks of Chamberlain, It
is the first failure since the new state
guaranty law went into effect more
than a year ago
J. w. Psrmlay, president of the
Yellowstone TRAN association, has an
nounced that he has forty Shetland
ponies which he viii loan to boys
and girls who have considerable
distance TO travel in going to school
The only condition is that the ponies
be we'll cared for and returned by
May l.
An attempt by the son TO break the
viii of his late father, David H Clark
one of the wealthiest men of the
state, who died IN Pierre in 1891 has
been started in the circuit court at
Rapid City by attorneys representing
David Fl Clark, the son, and involves
an estate Of $1,000, 900 The son
seeks a half interest.
Bishop Thomas O'Gorman OF the
Eastern Catholic diocese of South Da-
kota has made the following new as
signments of priests: Father Berkie,
transferred from Ethan to Brideewa-
tier. Father James Coegins from
Sioux Falls TO Ethan; Father Patrick
LYON from Columbia to Sioux Falls,
~ AAfa Pro-
Falls 70 Colombia.
Ludwig Block, who died at his
home IN Day county ct the age Of
ninety seven years, had never known
ILLNESS nntil shortly before his death.
Mr. block !mmierated to South Da.
kots rom Russian Poland when he
was seventy one years old He is sur.
vivad Nv his second Wife, six sons,
Ave daughters thirty-one grand chill.
dran and seventeen great grand chill
dren
Miss Margaret Mears, trained
nurse of Aberdeen. called Walter
Nee N the telephone and told him
that unless he gave her satisfac-
tory ayplanation Of his attentions TO
another woman she would drink the
contents OF bottle OF acid which
che naid In her hand After mo
Teut'e conversation with the receiver
s+nI 10 her ear she carried out her
threat
wr and Mrs William Couble and
family Of Texas entered Deadwood on
al 4utomobile tour six weeks ago
Soon after one son developed appen
.dirfffs When he recovered another
he. 4rae afflicted similarly The sec
md son Is convalescent and Mr.
.C..hle is III Of typhoid fever The
f4ufIv has rented house, stored
tha.r automobile and is prepared to
srari the winter in Deadwood.
Mrs George Childers. wife OF a
.Cf4rk county farmer. performed the
nru-gal feat OF running down and
l4.Inre wolf with her automobile
She vas driving the car along a coun
rrq DAD at a good rate Of speed when
the wolf appeared In the road Just
sb..ad Of her She put on more speed
and after an exciting chase overlook
the animal and ran 1t down During
,.a ahase the wolf made no attempt
10 ave the highway
ADpointment Of DR. James Hark
ness as superintendent Of the Nit
rhaE district and l. NJ Hargett of the
P~aokings district was announced az
the state conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church at Watertown An
aoDropriation OF $4,000 for Meth
odist Episcopal hospital at Mitchell
also was made The conference
rnanimousiy indorsed woman suf
rage and indorsed a proposal 10 raise
$500 900 endowment for Dakota Wes.
iavan university.
application of express companies
onerating in the state for an injunc-
ton to restrain the supreme court
from hearing cause why an injunc-
tion should not be issued restraining
the express companies from putting
into effect increased rate schedules or
dered by the interstate commerce