The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-14
CITY COUNCIL At MITCHELL
RETEELS SUNDAY CT os1kc

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lsisS 70 deE'-.iGo INFO z hattie % state
F7itft interest is t.e51g Ewagad in aT5-c-a1l
.H'f=r -zts re7}eal Gf c1Iv oy7sf nee
Es{2&rl} Is9'lttes -1a- motion picture
CftzEsEsr small fc--fe5l lis Efce-sp ls,-
ciliS.,E!I1s admission for q S5i-csy. show
- -tss tsilE council took Enaz action last
r4lEzTlt raIfea I1rzg the pefla1 clause of The
i.tslIsanoes md Il Is believed the pro-
ppSt-4 VIII tte taken TO q referendum
vote o. ttle citizens Of Mitchell II that
/ scIian Is l1t t2l5sr ii Is certain that
sile ,epsal viii I;a,ll Up some forn Of q
legal Egtst.
state law PASSED in 1861 provided 9,
pef2aItE FOR Sunday shows, but stats
authorities do MOI saera disposed TO in
lef-efe where cities have given their
sanction. Opposition to the repeal is
determined 70 test the strength OF the
law
PINE RIDGE INDIAN AGgSf,y-T-ne
1ndsefls on this reservation haze taken
steps 70 make permanent affair of The
Sons Of the fJgla1as, a reservation or
ssIlAEatlon- The purpose Of the orga,ltzs-
fior rs 70 provide q more effective civic
lIitlnelfes. wlFa unprecedented Indian courts
s.S<i elective officers 70 take the place Of
rfls Judges o. the Ind4a, court of rnfror
oftenses, winch deals out justice 10 the
Indians 81 the reservation for rofnor
crimes S,faIca ere not " sufficient ironort.
ance to be tried 10 the United States cir
cult court
Ri1i2fEisI-i5--George Bartlett. Of Red
fed, was drowned while swimming {,
the James river, seven miles south Of
tnat torn. EaglGett went into the rfver
WIFE talp friends who could not swim
isaffi@tt swan across the river, while his
companions remained ia shallow water.
Returning t2artlett had reached the cen
fTf TGaP gsS, ~.
t.fe9s and sank> His friends were ,,nable
~ Aafe b1sa. bartlett WAS about 10 years
% &sS f1ls home Was al Davenport Ia
fANtSTGT&--A number Of cantatot,
Business niea arranged To establish a new
bark ~ Wentworth. They had their or
gs8zaf4on e9efasieteG. ofGcers and dIrec-
tors @.acaes ard capital stock gtibgcribed
59@D they applied 70 the state banking
| essssis;aissinn End were refused a charter
~ s'af ffSsilIsa that there vas not enough
Ss2fAsless ~ STINT At Wentworth to Justify
! Sc oSsanizattoB nj another bank there
5}1e ss8s39ass men and farmers back Of
e2e enterprise we're greatly disappointed.
gf5fstfz,A-,is;te authorities Of Mnpbar.
~ sz'3aty ARE making war on peddlers.
98s1 sa2e beoosne very numerous In III.
5>sefS ~ tbe sf;ste and come or whom carry
~ is1sSF pjBiueEs In the rural precincts
sssfpota securing licences as required bv
A1i IN osss Gay three Of the peddlers wera
fgHS,9eS 10 BY Deputy Sheriff Stool.
Wtlsn taken into local court one was
0fisa sz5 ami the other two s25 each.
gfoItx william ]. Larson .,ea
u. ~ this city. died from injuries received
gbsn ne lost his balance and fell back
aare down stairway at his home. He
attempted to arise, but again lost his hal
snce and fell the second time striking his
read On the sharp edge OF piece OF furni
turG fracturing his skull at the base He
survived by a widow and two small
daughters.
SIOUX FALLS-Leading retail clothing
men OF the state held a meeting in Sioux
Falls and organized what will be known
as the South Dakota Clothiers' assocta-
lion. Officers were elected as follows. 10
fei've during the coming year: President.
John Fosdick. Sioux Falls: vice presidents
Ben Katz. Yankton. and T. T, SAKE Can,
ton; secretary treasurer. NJ NJ. Kramer.
Madison.
RAPID CITY--An interesting. event hare
was the observance OF tie golden wedding
anniversary of Nr. end Mrs. Gillian. r,rnr,,'
Inent pioneer residents be fhls civ AMI
vicinity. They have tceH resid.ats Of TIE
Black Hills since 1854. Two Of the;s N
children yet nra living.