Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-15
Ed Smith was sent to the state N,

Ed Smith was sent to the state pen
itentiary for two years for stealing
fancy chickens at Aberdeen and James
; Mundt was sent to the state indus
trial school for the same offense,
George w. Egan appeared before
the supreme court at Pierre and asked
for reinstatement as a member of the
bar OF South Dakota. He presented q
petition signed by ffty-two members
of the Minnehaha county bar.
Ellwood c. Perisho, president of the
South Dakota State college, will be
the principal speaker at the gradua
ton exercises of the Industrial depart
ment of the North Dakota Agricultural
college, to be held March Is and Is.
Seed harvested by F. Umback, a
farmer of Lennon, from sixty acres
of Grimm alfalfa, 213 bushels in all,
brought a return of s5.025.5 so in cash.
Only two wagons were required to
haul the seed from Umback's farm to
market.
The emigrant movement to South
Dakota for this spring has started
and every day brings some new set
tiers into this part of the Missouri
valley. Twenty-seysn cars OF emisrant
movables were pulled out of Huron
on one rain recently and dropped at
points from that city west along the
line of the Northwestern as far out
as Philip.
Lydia Zeller. the year and a half
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Zeller
of Java, died as a result of accident
ally swallowing a large sunufiower
seed a few days ago The child was
taken to Aberdeen, but the object,
be located. Breathing was made al
most impossible and the little girl
soln died.
A practicing physician for nearly
forty yc.rs was the record made by
DR.. @. 0. SAWYER, whose death &C
Cured at t-1 emily home in Bell
Rapids. He hGl been q resident of
South Dakota fer abo.it thirty-seven
years and during the rcater part OF
.ha' ume was ohe OF MOST prom
ihehe phssieians Oh s~ainasAaha eoah-
y anu Eastern sodih hsAosa
Among recent opinions handed
down by the attorney general Is
which holds that TO allow { state
bank 10 open for business in the same
building, and With the same officers.
as a national bank would e Likely
to jeopardiEe the depos5to-s szsralty
fund OF this STATE and aaG151s ehs
banking department i IT'S refusal 10
grant a chaf1s ah13 sac caaaaEloas-
Claude Rasmussen. Brs6sswals-s
only representative IN the Voa-Th
South Dakota infantry regiment was
given as great 3 homecoming aszEuES,
when he returned IRON taa 1t5-5er. Is
though he was 3 wsoas co-EazE- The
entire p~opgaatsua Gl afl Ac-c-- Al
dresses wsv delivered IT Judge c. z
Todd DIR. c. A. G2a5ssv- T. II A16sr-
soa, Jacob Tsehsttar. Casg-sa P L
Hansen and Rev. aFrEz Rsa2aG
sea1a aEastor Haazasn RAISED TIE
-LESIa GA4&A@EA@&4 III A4E &a[x4fsg ELE[l-
prfa.5cn to ray srass Dakota guards
nsea Snea hs refused 70 fgsae . ~ar
raus for the san 70 AdHszat General
Morris. Under TIE terms OF the zppro-
priaSion ~raeas71rs which vas passed
virtually unanimously oF the legisls-
ture and approved by the governor.
every ~gusrdEznan who recently return
ed from the Mexican border would re-
ceire 80 II IS believed a test Gaze
VIII have to De made before any naon-
~ - Issued
the Association of Black Hills Com
nserefaI Club Secretaries will take an
active part in the preparations for
the celebration of the forty-frst ami
sersarr Of the signing Of the Black
Hills treaty. an event that occurred
on June II, 1875. near chadron, Neb.,
and was participated In by Sioux In
dams and government agents The
Daughters Of the American Reyoiu