Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-05
Occurrences Of lie Week From
All Over the State
NUMEROUS INTERESTING ITEMS
Events ChronieIed in Brief Form in
Order to Facilitate Their
Rapid PerusaL

Sioux Falls since 1883, died recent!
there.
Brookings will vote April 10 on
proposition TO erect a new 1929. O9i
school building.
Rev. Thomas Chartres Of Chicago
has been called TO the pulpit OF the
Canoyn Congregational church.
Harry Holman of Alcester, twelve
years old, died OF injuries suffered
when his head struck a knob on the
kitchen range.
Dfiliers OF the new Arlington arte.
sian well struck a stx-toot vein OF Zig
mite coal at a depth OF 1900 feet. 1t
cannot be mined p%roftably.
The little town of St Lawrence,
whick has 2e2 people. contributed
s261,ss to the Belgian relief fund, or
more than rs cents per capita.
A new brass band is soon to appear
in Sioux Falls. It is a Salvation Army
organization and will make its first
public appearance Easter Sunday.
A thief entered the Office Of the
Sioux Falls Commercial club one
night recently and made a haul of
$3.50. Desks in the Office were pried
open.
Sheriff John C. shanks Of Parker
has been named by Governor Nor5eck
as state sheriff Under the new Law es
taDiishing a state department OF law
enforcement.
John T. Bellman Of Sioux Falls has
been held 10 the federal court under
bond On the charge o. shipping q car
Of bad eggs from Yanston 10 an East
ern market
Walter ii. Willy, secretary Of tic Z.
NJ. G. A. at the University Of Segfh
Dakota at yerrn5lsion, has resigned
and viii be succeeded In September
by Paul Reichel 81 Columbus, O.
An Invitation to al state boost
ers 10 attend The annual lnse1fng %
tbs State Development league to -
held al HaFon April ! ard 5 has been
Issued aS j " Parna1ey ~ ipswich
Ere8t d tbs organization
ToaY Holman refused 10 retarn 10
Gerny ~ the request Of ais two
sucsa ataa sersa ta tas German
army. bat took employment AZ a ma
asns tsD1er IN 2 saw mi9 81 Rapid
E15sr at8 was KILLED waen Z boiler *
saoSas
In accordance with z petition flied
viii TIRE city council a ban has been
placed on punch boards, dice shaking
and other forms OF gambling at Nor
den and an order has been issued for
the removal OF all such devices from
business places.
Captain Buell. Jones has announced
that the militia company organized at
Brftton as infantry viii be transform
ed into cavalry, the government hay.
ing agreed to furnish thirty-two horses
II the community viii raise the total
to seventy horses.
Engineer i. j. Nesbitt died at Mo.
bridge from injuries, received when
his engine on the st. Paul road exr
pIoded at Mclaughlin. His fireman,
NJ. L. Hill of Mobridge, wal killed i'm
stantly. Conductor G. A. Schneider.
who was seriously injured, is expect
ed to recover.
The stockholders OF the Lake Pres
ton Cooperative Elevator company
held a meeting and decided on the
erection OF a new and modern eieya.
tor, to have a capacity of 10000 bush.
els. The work OF construction will
commence early in the spring and the
building will be completed In ample
time to take care Of the new crop.
In the death Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Thorne Ell Pierre another OF the pio.
rleer residents Of the Missouri valley
Is gone. Mrs. Thorne was a pioneer
OF Kansas and this state, moving to
Pierre and locating in Potter county
Il In $50. living In that county until d
few years ago. when she went TO
Pierre 10 make her home with 4 son,
Typhoid vaccine manufactured i
the health laboratory III the Univar.
sity OF South Dakota at yermillton
now is ready for distribution to phS.
sicians Of the state The vaccine II
made according 10 UlIted States ssI1ny
Formula, Watertcwn i been named
san extension csntsr Of tie uniyersity
~andgcoprses Will ne Opened there next
al.
Heaisd \ g N Harrefd, former
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