The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29

Two fires found yesterday and extin-
guished without serious damage in
Lennon were started by PHOSPHORUS
plants, according to word from that
town. n was found under the coal
sheds OF he Western Lumber COM
pany and the other in the Hamm Brew
Ing ompany's warehouse.
NUMEROUS DATES MADE
FOR SHORT COURSES
Bookings, S. D., Nov. 24-Farmers'
short courses are now being conducted
IN various parts Of South Dakota under
the direction Of the state college ex.
tension division. Three corps of speak
ers Will cover every county in the state
where county agents are not employed.
The November and December schedules
are as follows:
Corps No. DIR. j. I. Dinwoodie;
control Of animal diseases; J. l.. Boil
land, livestock. and Mrs. Nettie WEIGH,
home problems:
Perkins county-Lodgepole, Novem-
Der 26: Strool, November q; Bison,
November 1929; Meadow, November
80, and Seim, December 1.
Corson couEty-Thunder Hawk, De
cember Sd; Morristown, December s;
Watauga, December 6; Mcintosh, De-
cember z. and Mclaughlin December g..
Ziebach county-Dupree, December
Ills; Red Elm. December 10, and Ar
rowhead, December 20.
SOIPS INO. & Iuy lie MOITlSOu, i've
stock; Mary A. Dolve, home economies.
and +. L Sutherland, farm crops:
Jones county-MurdO, afternoons of
November 26-27-28-29-30 and December
1; Okaton, November 26, evening; ORA
per. November 81 evening; Lowe
rington school, November 20, after
noon and evening; Vera school, No
vember 80, evening. and Westoyer, De-
cenber l, evening.
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cember a; White River, December s;
Cody, December s, n Wood. Decem-
Der z.
Trip county-Hamill, December 10;
McNeely, December II; Clearfield, De-
cember 12. and Winner, December 49,
Gregory county-Herrick, December
1920; Burke, December 1918, and Fair
lax, December 21-22.
Corps No. 8. DR.. q. S. Weaver, hog
management Of poultry, and w. g.
Kaiser concrete construction:
Potter county-Hoven, November 26-
~; Lebanon, November 1929, and Get
tysburg, November 80 and December 1.
Sully county-Agar, December 4, and
Onida, December 5-6-7.
Hyde county-Highmore, December
8-10-11-12-1S
Faulk county-Cresbard, December
II; Anoka, December 1S; Seneca, De-
4 . OlAkC FDCSCll1OSI GUIANA
Myran, December 81.
GREAT VARIETY OF STOCK
GIVEN TO RED CROSS
Mitchell, S. D., Nov. 24.-If there is
anything hat has not been donated
for the Red Cross auction to be held
here November ~. the managers claim
they nave not heard of 1t. There is
some talk of changing the name to q
pig bazaar. as pork seems to dominate
the gift list. Already nearly so hogs,
most of them registered and inoccu-
lated, are on the sale list. Several farm.
ers have also donated a part of their
crops. n more h a 100 bushels of
first grade seed corn will be sold. Bees,
g full hive Of them. will be offered. as
VIII 60 turkeys, flocks of ducks and
geese. 600 plain chickens and 80 pens
OF blooded chickens. Two prize sheep
n a bull Or two are included on the
list. as Well as a registered Holstein
steer.
HOLDING MEN CHARGED
WITH BURNING BUILDINGS
Ellis. of Fall River. kan, is in the
custody OF Sheriff F. w Anderson. OF
Beadle county. awaiting the result of
an Investigation. not vet completed. in
Justice court in relation to the burn
ing 81 Ing farm buildings OF Harry o.
II $500 syO Il AlS ~ III vi Sdt -
the fire completely destroyed every
building. EXCEPT the dwelling house, In
cluding the horse and cattle barns.
granaries and garage. Seven horses
n 9 mich cows persisted, besides
valuable colts. calves. hogs and chick
ems. Several thousand bushels OF grain
We're In the granaries. The total loss
= over $4,000. only partially insured.
FROM NATIONAL BANK
TO STATE CONTROL
Pierre. 8. D.. Nov. 24.-The First Ma
tfonal bank of South Shore hal changed
to g state bank, now being the South,
shore State bank. with SEE. 900 capital
The First National bank Of Z
bank.
The state bank 81 Lannro has IA
Creased its capital stock from $4,000 to
sTlLLHAvE NO TRACE
OLA MISSING GIRL
Sioux Falls, S. u, Nov. 24.=No trace
vet has been found of Florence Bpr-
ner. the i7syear-old dalRhtersof Mr.. and
Mrs. John AZ Rerner liking on farm
psared In this city under circumstance
(which Indicate that she Voluntarily.
LETT the City andX perhaps the state
81 assnlleged the gfrl had been somewhat
swayNard 0ud had becomes dissatisfied
4 MIN tler home ltfe& The.Ffsmfly moved
81 8 zRicini siaax fsaIle from Hal