The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-15

Rev ]. w. Hyslop, rector of St
Marks Epicopal church at Aberdeen,
has dog that chews gum After
Sunday school the dog makes the
rounds OF the pews and appropriates
all wats left by the children,
Miss Helen Webster of Sioux Falls,
student at the Fresno, Cal, normal
school was killed Sunday afternoon
near Clovis, eighteen miles from
Fresno. when the machine in which
she was riding went off the road and
down torty-foot grade.
On Saturday. Nov IS, students OF
the Northern Normal and Industrial
school at Aberdeen will celebrate
their first Annual Gipsy Day" There
will be a parade through the prin.
cipal streets of the city and an out
door dinner will be served.
While working in gravel pit east
or Parkston three men were buried in
the sand. one being buried completely
and two to their waists. The latter
two managed to get out and rescued
the buried man. who was unconscious
The rescued man suffered broken
hip and broken leg, besides being
severely bruised.
Lake Andes has won the Charles
Mix county fight for location Of the
county seat. Wheeler Is the present
county seat. The Lake Andes cam.
paign was based partly on the argu.
ment that the lake near the town
would give jurors and court attaches
better fishing facilities than those Of
tered at Wheeler.
l.. G. Veil, a Davidson county farm.
.r. who has relatives in Germany, re-
ceiyed letter from cousin in the
old country recently which furnished
proof that three registered letters.
mailed to Mr.. Veil in March and
April had never reached him. The
letter that did arrive had been open
I'd by British censor.
Five deaths In automobile accidents
and two from motorcycle wrecks oc-
cured In this state in October The
victims were Fred Lonf at Twin
Brooks, John Blewitt at Nunda, AL.
bert Hanson near Hartford, B. J. For
nclle near Madison. Don Marvin at
belmont, Raymond Maloney near
Sioux Falls. and an unidentified man
near Mitchell.
A local human ny" at belmont met
with disaster when he attempted to
limb the State bank building,
Ieight OF thirty feet He made the
limb and grasped the sandstone cor
nice at the top OF the brick wall
The cornios came loose, and the
human fly was dropped to the ce-
nent sidewalk below, but escaped
With sprained ankle and wrist.
Bayne Maupin, young man recent
Y killed in action with his regiment at
he front in France, was a cowboy
rom west OF the river In South Da-
,Ota, being son OF Tolbert Maupin,
OF Hayes. Last year the
Dung man joined Canadian regi
: III anu iateis lnc lTlenus al Miu-
and received a telegram from the Ca.
adian government stating the fact
Il his death.
Theodore Dodge, ten.year-old son OF
lr and Mrs. c. H. Dodge of Water.
own, has lost the sight Of one eye
nd the other will be saved, through
forts Of attending physicians. as a
esult OF having disobeyed the warn.
ng OF workman to stand further
ack from the place where mortar
'as being. mixed for construction
,ork Some OF the mortar was
FLASHED In his eyes
William Heinz Of st. Paul, who was
rrested on a charge OF swindling
orson county farmers out of several
housand dollars while posing an a
attle buyer, was sentenced last Sat.
rday at Mcintosh TO term OF two
nd half years In the state peniten-
AIRY at Sioux Falls. According to
is story, Heinz purchased cattle In
ending 10 cell them 1t . profit and
.imburss the original owners. The
rice Of cattle fell - ~ haA ~
lonsy 10 meee ~ U ys.s