The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-06-22
allotted INDIAN HAS
NO SPECIAL BOOZE RIGHTS

Pierre, s. D.. June 17.-The recent
decision or the United States supreme
court in relation to the status of In
dians who have taken allotments is OF
more than passing interest in this
state. The question at issue was the
right or an Indian who has taken ar
allotment to purchase whisky and thu
holding Is that no such rights are given
under the allotment law.
LEAD-Offlcers were elected for tn,
coming year by the state convention o!
the knights of Columbus, in session here
as follows: State deputy, p, F. Wickham
Alexandria; secretary, John Cavanaugh
Aberdeen; treasurer, ]. ]. Lahey. Mitchell
advocate, ]. N. Weber, WATERFOWL; ward
en-, j. f. Murphy. Lead; chaplain Rev
I. j. Mccarthy, Lead; delegates to SUI,
preme council. p. +. Wickham, ]. r. Dal
ton, Woonsocket; ]. l.. Curran, Lead, anG
Frank Burk, Huron. The next convention
will be held at Milbank
MADISON-Mr. and Mrs. William Nor.
gan, Of this city, have just celebrated theii
Ath wedding anniversary and are both II
excellent health. During the entire g.
years they have never been separated FOL
more then two weeks at time. Mr.. Nor
gan was born I'm st. Lawrence county
New York, and Is 30 years OF age. Hi
wife was born in Miami county, Ohio, ant
Is so years of age. They have nine chill
iren living.
PLANKINTON-Jacob LIebrich, a vel
Known farmer living near here, was badlI
bruised and cut and had a narrow escapt
from death as the result of being attacked
by vicious bull in his pasture. He wa!
knocked down twice, and was about to b,
!rampled to death when the farm watcl
log appeared on the scene. accompanied
By Lebrich's sons, and drove the angr,
bull away.
PIERRE-George Egan has filed his ex
pense account of the cost of his campaign
FOR governor, showing that IL cost hin
S,S57.A. c. III. Dillin, in his campaign 70!
congress in the First. spent $1,131.97, and
he Richards campaign committee, d. d
Wipf, treasurer, files an expense accoun
II 81 $50. w. H. McMasters spent $35i 81
| n his campaign for lieutenant governor.
IROQUOIS-The annual picnic and cele
,ratlon of the old settlers of Kingsbur!
county, which will be held at BatemanI
rrove, q delightful spot, on June % Hon
| R. E. Dowdell, Of Artesian, win be tn,
| chief speaker of the day. Semi-profes
iional baseball teams will compete for I'D
| ral purses.
FORESTBURG-Thur marked thu
| opening for the season OF Ruskin park
| rnown as the state playground, a delight
] .ul park on several hundred acres, highl!
| improved, and situated on the Jim rive:
| rear Forestburg. The park was opened
| or the season by picnic OF the citizen
| " Sanborn county, the attendance run
| ,ing into the thousands.
| LESTERVILLE-Thom Stills, one o
he hoy soldiers" Of the civil war, diet
1t his home northeast of here, aged 6
Tears. He entered war service with tia
Forty-sixth Illinois volunteers at the Sg
pf 10. On January /. 1867, at the age o
q, he, was united In marriage to Harrfe
Wolf, who survives him.
SIOUX FALLS-Friday. June 30, ha
been designated as the date for the pre-
,aredness parade which Is to be held II
Sioux Falls. Committees have been ap
pointed to organize the people of the sur
| rounding towns.