Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-28
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Theodore Chalaeth. a we'll Known
8Foosiags county man, HAS been
lsasised sa tae sioux Fails psnstanslary
70 serve ssrm os tssu years
The residents 81 Isaadwooa wase
gfaasly pleased whsa Il was aunogaced
that the South Dakota Association OF
CoHaty Commissioners, iIt seaaiun al
8atsft9wn. had selected Deadwuoa az
Tho place for the next meeting Of the
association which will be held next
June.
Mrs. Catherine sternhagen. wife Of
s. farmer hi Bon HamnYa county, has
been Granted Judgment Of 500
against Louis Kosei and All Scott, the
latter the owner of several biend.
hounds The two gentlemen mention.
asi. together with the bioodhounds
vent on tho Sternhagen farm at 4
o'clock I'm the morning. and Hrs. Stern
hagen alleges thai the Occurrences gave
her nervous System severe ahocs
and endangered her life
The neadwooa assay Office wE!i con.
anne 10 1--we, thanks to the energy
pf congressman Candy and Dillon.
who were successful! In putting back
in the legislative bill the item OF ST..
o0e necessary 10 continue the office In
operation. The appropriation commit
tee OF the house refused 10 ii2cor-
perate this item In the bill. When the
bill reached the floor az the house
Congressmaa Candy introduced ar1
an1ensnant replacing the $1,000 an.
preparation Both he and Congress-
man Dillon spoke in favor OF the re.
snsfatement Of the fteps..-- -.41l-..>larirg that
South Dakota, being the fourth state
III the union IN the production of gold
and silver. should not be Disseminated
against The Candy amendment car
ried by vete of 81 to II.
Hiring an automobile, Mrs. McKen-
nan. a well known resident OF Elkton.
proceeded to Breokings and forcibrv
attempted to secure custody OF her
child. which had been left In charge
OF members Of the family OF M. Davis.
When they refused to surrender The
child Mrs. McKennan threatened to
90 damage around the Davis home
and u was necessary to call Gepntv
snerif to the scene The woman was
IN q highly excited condition and the |
oifieer took her into custody. Upon |
tne advice OF PHYSICIANS Mrs. McKen.
nan Was placed In d hospital, as it |
was feared SHE was about to lose her
mina because OF the trouble she was
having In securing custody OF her
child. The McKennans are Young
married people and located In Brook.
mss county last summer, coming from
iroauois. where they are well known I
ana have numerous friends
The South Dakota North Carolina
bond case, which was . matters Of
concern in the sssunshine1
state during the legislative sessions
pf 1907 and 1909, has reached the ma.
tional house OF representatives
through the introduction by Congress
man Dillon OF a bill to prevent states
from trattIcking III repudiated bonds.
The Fact that the republic Of Cuba re-
Gently has instituted In the United
states supreme court a suit against
south Carolina for the purpose Of re,
covering sa,18S. 1870, representing prin-
slpaa and interest On bonds issued by
North Carolina, has prompted Con.
! Dillon to introduce the bill.
Also his connection with the case
when South DakDta hacayns, s;,,volr,,,,