The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-11-30
GETS WORD SON Is ILL
IN A FRENCH HOSPITAL

Yankton, s. D.. Nov. 25.-Word has
been received here that Robert Warren,
youngest son Of President II. X. War
rem, of Yankton college. Is very low at
Bordeaux. France, and not able to sail
for home as was hoped. DR.. Warren Is
now in New York, expecting to meet
his son, who was near Paris when DR..
Warren left Yankton. Mrs. Warren
left Thursday for New York, and both
may leave for France. Robert Warren
has been in American Red Cross work.
ABERDEEN-Two men, Charles Wet
more and A. c. McNeely, who were ar
rested at Webster, were bound over to
the district court charged with the muir
der of an Andover policeman last sum-
mer. Attorney L. T. Van Slike, Of this
city, who has been retained by the de-
PENDANTS, secured a writ of habeas cor
pas for the release Of the men on the
ground that there was insufficient evil
dence. The men were released and imme-
diately rearrested. "
1YANKToN-Yankton will have a new
Company M OF the South Dakota National
guard. The old Company M is now with
The Fourth regiment at a Benito, Tex,
but arrangements were completed with
Major Aldrich, Of Sioux Falls, for the for
nation of the nit Of the Fifth regiment.
Yankton has many old guardsmen who
nave taken UP the matter and Maj. Fred
B. Ray, who saw service In the Philippine
islands, will take Of the new
organization.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. State col-
lege students are still with the national
guard on the Mexican border, according
to this weeks Industrial C~oIlegian. which
Is devoted largely to border news. Thirty
four of these men are in Company c, one
with Company K. Of Howard, one with
Company L, of Aberdeen, the other being
q member of the North Dakota guard.
Thu absence of these men Is felt in the
college attendance and athletics.
BRIDGEwATER-The tenth anniver-
sary OF the pastorate of the Rev. @. Jan
zig, of the German Lutheran church, of
this city. was observed. by a reception
and banquet given at the opera house.
1t was attended by 80 guests. Besides a
liberal donation in cash, Rev. and Mrs.
Janzig were the recipients of many val.
liable gifts as tokens of the esteem In
which they are held In this community.
DEADWOOD-The woman's auxiliary
Of Deadwood has announced the annual
charity ball will be given at that place or
December 8. The affair will be in the
auditorium, and Is expected to bring in
large sums for charity. besides being the
premier society event Of the season. Last
Sc~ tbS SHoiAsSAUNi SiCiucu abodl WV -
charity.
FAULKTON-At their annus business
meeting the members of the local Eastern
Star lodge elected the following officers
for the coming year: Worthy matron.
Mrs. r. E. Snider; worthy patron, F. T.
Reid; associate matron, Mrs. w. J.. ia
cobs; conductress, Mrs. F. T. Reid; asso-
ciate conductress. Emma Niemeyer; sec
rotary, Mrs. v. r. Sickel; treasurer. A. NJ.
Moore.
BANCROFT-A car load OF soft coal ar.
rived I'm Bancroft this week n was sold
out as fast as 1t could be unloaded, and
many who sought to buy could not be
accommodated. Many South Dakota
towns airs running on a close margin, SO
far as their fuel supply is concerned.
BROOKINGS - q. H.. Karlstad. OF
Dempster has been appointed cadet major
of the State college student cadets. Ray
Cunningham, OF Condo. and Joe Lawlor, of
Miller, are the new company captains.
TIL lieutenant positions will be filed by
Charles Gilbert, Clark: Verne Collinge.
sturais: Guy Austin, B~rookings, and Clark
Jackson, Dell Rapids.