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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
WILL UTILIZE INDIANS TO
TO ADD TO EOOnfviEIr

Wagner. S. D., April BIN a letter
received by local Indian agency Of
fcials, Cato Sells, indian commissioner,
urges that every effort be made to
utilize thu Indians of the Sioux and
tribes in increasing crop pro-
duction. Mr.. Sells is promoting.a plan
to every Indian reservation in
the country into a great farm. Agency
officials are impressing upon the In
dams the opportunity they now have
to show their patriotism by adding to
the ~country's reserve stock Of food.
p ii taoin shrdl etaoi etaoi shrd cmfwyp
DELMONT-The flow OF the artesian
pended upon to furnish water for fire pro-
lection N domestic purposes here has
decreased to such an extent that 1t has
become necessary to drill another artesian
well. 1t is hoped to w the new well
drilled This summer.
MADISON-May has been fixed as the
time for the commencement of extensive
street paving work which is TO be done
in this city this ummer Thus far con-
tracts for nearly 100000 worth OF paving
have been awarded. II ii expected that
whenSthe work starfs q block OF street
per week will be paved.
MILBANK-The commercial club has had
contributed to Il by the residents OF Mil
bank about 5000 IN cash, which Will be
used by the club In promoting public ems
terprises designed to build M Mil5ank
and the surrounding country.WOrk has
ftectE.a
NEW EFFINGTON-Steps have been
taken TO organize q Masonic lodge In
this city there being a number Of Ma
sons here and In this vicinity. The. Ma
sons Of sissetor and other towns have
promised TO assist In the work OF in
stailing the@shew lodge when sufficient
members have been secured.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
Frozen Body Mute Evidence
OF Plains Blizzard Tragedy

Belle Fourche, S. D.. April 14.-The
on February g last of Frank Dunn, Al,
a well known Butte county man. has
been solved by the finding of his body
near the fence around a school section
in the vicinity of the Bomford ranch.
in the northwestern section of Butte
county. He had been caught in the great
blizzard of early February and frozen
to death. On the day he Yves last seen
alive he informed acquaintance that
he was going to ave overland TO,
Capitol, Mont, where he had a home
stead.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
SOUTH DAKOTA TROOPS TO
SHARE IN APPROPRIATION

Pierre. S. D.. April 1.-THE supreme
court has decided that the militia
troops are legally entitled to the APP
preparation made recently by the legis-
lature, which the auditor refused to pay
for fear it was unconstitutional.
The court has notified the attorney
general to inform the auditor that a
writ of mandamus will be issued
against him, commanding him to make
this payment. Formal opinion by the
court will be filed in a few days, but
immediate payment will be mad to the
troops on the warrant which will be
issued to the adjutant general at once.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19

A steamer line between SAVANNAH n
Rotterdam, principally for cotton ex-
port, will be established by the Imperial
Steamship company, according to "a re-
cent announcement by Charlton G.. Og-
burn, attorney for the company The
line already has a fleet of steamers run
ming to the West Indies, South America
and Holland and recently, through in
lteresting a group of foreign capitalists
,in the extension of the service. it was
decided that the American terminus
should be Savannah. The majority Of
1.-THE men interested in the project are
iHolIanders. The line gin be operas9
of the Netherlands Over
Trust.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
CREST OF FLOOD THOUGHT
TO HAVE PASSED YANkIOM

Yankton. S. D., April 14-The Mis-
souri, river rose suddenly here Thurs
day 5 feet n the rise was quickly
followed by a mass of the up river ice,
forming an impossible barrier between
yankton and Nebraska. The ice and
floed were much worse than when the
breakup occurred at this point on
March 25 last. The ice cleared out a
little toward night, with the river sta
tionary, and it is thought the crest of
the flood has passed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
Total collections $685. 15

Commissioner Knight will change the
policy of appdrtioning the interest and
income fund of the common schools,
making only one apportionment a year.
This superintendent will be made prob
ably September 1.
The interest and income collections
for March this year are s44,796.S6 over
the March collections for 1916.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
"BLAck HAND LETTER SENT
TO MERCHANT AT ROCKFORD

Rockford, S. d.. April 14.-The Uni
ted States authorities in Sioux Falls
doubtless will be called Upon to render
aid in ascertaining the. identity and
bringing about the arrest of an UNI
known person, who sent through the
mails. the following letter to G. p. Bill
a merchant of Rockford:
You put $500 in paper money, in
new bills, on back porch Of your store
Saturday night, or your store will be
burnt down Sunday morning.
A guard was stationed at the store,
and thus far ne attempt has been made
to carry out the threat contained in the
letter. The postmark on the letter
shows that it was mailed on 3 Burling-
ton railway train. It was written in
printed characters, doubtless for the
purpose of concealing the handwriting
of h person who sent it to Mr.. Bill
ups.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
CONSCIENCE MOVES YOUTH
TO CONFESS SETTING FIRE

Lead. =. d.. April 14,-In a letter lust
received by State Fire Marshal Grams,
William H. Buck, a young man of
Brown county. makes a full confession
of an act of arson which may result in.
his being sent to the Sioux Falls peni-
Tertiary. He confesses that he deIib-
erately started a fire which destroyed
barn. containing five cows, two
horses, harness and other property.
valued at several thousand dollars.
n young flrebug, in his confession.
stated that his conscience has been.
troubling him to such an extent that.
ne decided to make q full confession.
He attributes the commission of the
crime to the fact that he was drunk at
the time. While passing the barn he
suddenly was seized with a desire to
see it burn.
TERRAvILLE-J. AZ. Bray, Of this CITY.
been advised tia his brother. Can
tain e. J. Bray, was recently severely
Wounded on the Somme front, in France.
where he has been serving with the Brit
ish armysfor some time. Captain Bray
3nfred the British forces at the COM
sfS,f of the war and was attached
to a battery of the Royal Field artillery.
YANKToN-f. i. Nelson's furniture
and musical instrument warehouse was
destroyed BY fire. EARLY this morning.
The loss is $1,000, ~partlyscovered by insur-
ance. Ihe cause -ef tie Are Is unKnoWn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. AIdrich, MAYOR
Of this city, has set aside April 10 as
Loyalty day. to bcA generally observed
here All BUSINESS establishments are
asked to- suspend business on thai day
& from 4 to s ps In.fthe eityswm be decsrat-
eds with. the national colors, there wrI be-
g parade, And q demonstration in Aidricn
park.
ABERpEEN-At q meeting at the com.
InerefaI club this evening plans viii: be
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
SAM CHIP DIES suDpEM,v

Chip, the comedian, died suddenly at q
hotel here last night after an attack Of
acute Indigestion. For several Years
has been associated with arvs
Marble ii vaudeville. He was Known
in private life as Samuel Kornhlum.
sAndsresided In Brooklyn.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
10 PRAY FOR AMERICA.

service Will be held IN Manchester
sCathedrll next Friday "to invoke a di-
vine b~enediction on the strengthened
ties between Great Britajn and the
United States The lord mayor win
attend IN his official capacity as repre-
6entatiseof the city.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL, CONVENTION
MAY DRAM LOO DELEGATES

Parker. S. D., April 16.-From the
Office Of the president of the State
Sunday School association located in
Parker. comes Information of plans for
the most largely attended convention in
the history of the association. to be
held in Aberdeen, May I. 2 andS3. One
thousand Delegates for Aberdeen is
the pre-convention slogan. and the in
terest manifested throughout the state
indicates hat that number will be
reached. The program includes the
best talent ~procurable. and delegates
representing the better than $4,000 stu
dents enrolled in the state association.
are being promised a splendid v
ton. The principle speakers on the
program are w. C. Pearce. of Chicago.
first assistant secretary of the Inter-
national association; DR.. George l..
Robinson, of the Mccormick Theolog-
ical seminary. Bishop Charles Bayard
Mitchell, of ST. Paul; DR.. Harry NJ.
Gage. president of Huron college. e.
q Exeell the worlds hest known writer
of religious music and leader of con-
yentson singing, IN charge of muisc.
The theme tad for the after din-
ner talks at the banquet Tuesday eve
ming has been thai of Patriotism" and
the teaching of patriotism in the Sun
day schools of the state.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
Total of 46 Young Men
Join Army Al Scotland

Scotland, S. D.. April 14.-The milf
tary fever hasthft this vicinity Tues
day night IS young men were taken in
to Company #. of the Fourth South
from Scotland, 10 from Tyndall, one
from Avon and three from Olivet. They
We're mustered in by Colonel Boyd
Wales.
BLACISHAWK-An interesting event
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Ole. Johnson. prominent pioneer residents
of this section of the Black Hills. They
came to the Black FILLS in. 1882. One of
She interesting features was the presence
of Mrs. Anders Salbcrg, who was head
cook at the wedding SO years ago. and
who aided in preparing the feast which
was a feature of the golden wedding an
niversary festivities.
BERESFORD-A reward of s25 has been
offered for evidence w~arranting the ar
rest of unknown Boys who placed a dead
.polecat under the organ in the school
house in district No. IS, in Lincoln county.
some miles from here. A panic was cree
ated among a large number of naen and
women when they gathered at the school
house for an entertainment. and the en-
tertaininent had to be declared off.
BERESFORD-Rev. Father Nolan has
arrived here and assumed charge Of this
parish of the Catholic church. He comes
from Garretson, and before being as
signed to lGarretsona was for many years
stationed in Sioux Falls. Father Bush
la whom he succeeds here. has been
transferred to the Garretson parish.
<HARRIsBURG-The town council has
arranged for the installing OF a number.
OF street lights on the chief business
t~horoughfare. ard in the near future Har-
risburg will take its place with other
South Dakota own which have street
lights.
PHILIPPINES Jennie e. O.NeaA county
superintendent of schools, is arranging
for. q corn contest, in which all boys Of
IL years sor over who attend the public
school of Haakon county will be eligible
to enter.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
DAKOTA SCHOOL FUND
AP%PORTONMENT MADE
Interest And Income From That
Source This Year Nearly
$1,000, 900. :

Pierre. S. D.. April Accommodations
of School and Public Lands N. F..
Knight has just made the apportion-
ment of the interest and income fund
collected through the March settlement
with h various counties Of the state
to the different educational Institutions
The following are the amounts appoI-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
LuTHERN COLLEGES MAY BE
COMBINED AT SIOUX FALLS

Canton, S. d. April 1.-THE COM
mittee delegated to consider the con-
solidation of the United Lutheran coll
leges at Canton and Sioux Falls visited
Canton this week and inspected the
property Of Augustana college here. An
effort is being made to retain Angus
tana college in Canton. No definite
action has been taken by the commit
tee. @FE
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
SOUTH DAKOTA STEER IS
SOLD BY OWNER FOE SoOa

%Iroquois. s. d. April 16.-The 5000
steer has arrived. John Stroupe. a
Kingsbury county farmer, has the hon
or of having marketed the first steer
ever sold in South Dakota at this price.
The animal Weighed Ito pounds and
was sold at the market price of S11.5O
per hundred. Stroupe getting 5000. 10 !.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
CHAMPION GRANDFATHER OF
STATE NOW HAS AZ HEIRS

Big Stone. S.. D.. April 1G.-A. .Jurg-
ems, a prominent resident of Big Stone,
is the champion grandfather of South
Dakota. He has just been advised of
the birth of his forty-third g~randchild.
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rodaer, of
Halbrite. Canada, the mother being d
daughter Of Mr.. Jurrgens.
Observation-Disclosures of next week
has been fixed by the state board of rail-
road commissioners as the time for a
hearing on the application of citizens of
this city for ar order of the board re-
curing the Milwaukee Railway company
to erect q new depot building IN Alexan-
dr.a.
IRESE-Work has commenced on the
erection OF a new public school building
in this city. The work will be pushed
and it is hoped to have the building COM
pleted and ready for occupancy by Sep
tember /, next.
STURGIS-Aq committee has been an
pointed by the focal commercial club to
make an effort TO have Sturgis selected
as the pisceSfor holding the annual re-
union and picnic of the Black Hills Fire
mems association and the Black Hills
Pioneers. association, which will be held
jointiI msJune.
CORONA-T1e prosperity being enjoyed
by the farmers OF South Dakota during
this era Of high prices for farm prod
ucts of ali kinds is shown by the record
made by William Iblings. a farmer liy.
ing near Corona, Since January i, 1916.
he has sold beef cattle alone to the
value of $4,000. In addition he has mar.
keted a large quantity Of grain and other
products and q great deal of live stock
other than beef cattle.
TLANDRsAU-To provide against an
expected shortage of binder Irvine during
the harvesting season in South Dakota.
the Farmers club Of Rsvervsaw township.
near here, has just purchased 5000
pounds of Irvine from the stage peniten-
tiary plant at Sioux Falls. a1d will dis
ribute II at cost to the MEMBER of the
club. Ys s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19
new .SkA ASH
COVERS Al. | !.
IVES Lines
Tominies Cheer News. While
They Tighten Grip On
St. Quentin and
Lens.
BAVARtANs DISCOURAGED?
Sent to Certain Death in Coun-
ter Attack-Piles of Bodies
Found After Three
Hour Charge.
(T'rom q Staff Correspondent of
of the a. P.)

H
British Headquarters ia France,
(via London), April 16-The hot
flames of war are raging over the
entire western front on plans elab-
Grated at prolonged conferences
between General N;velle and
Field Marshal Haig ans the war
councils of France and England.
The results already attained just
fy the conclusion that, the supreme
military test of the war is near at
hand.
London, April 1~7.--"Iiews of the
opening of the great French often
sive has spread like ;Wi.dfire
through the British forces" tale-
graphs Reuters correspondents at
British headquarters in France to-
day.
Paris OF 4 Widespread offensive
movement by the French has heen
made. The Indications have been.
however, that an offensive was
about to be opened by General Nj
Yelle's forces in the sector between
SCISSORS and the Champagne, where
the artillery battle has been raging
violently for several days.
Today's German headquarters re-
port gave a hint that the battle
might have started. After
ing exceptionally heavy artillery
n accommodating operations
from scissors to Reims and in the
western Champagne" the statement
reported that Infantry fighting de-
veloped his n%orning over wide sec
tors" The Paris official statement
covering the events of last night
mentioned an increase to extreme
violence of the artillery fighting on
the Soissons-Reims front.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19

Surveys made by the extension de-
partment of the state agricultural col
1ege show an alarming increase in ten
ant farming in Kansas since the bumper
crops of recent years. The tenants
now farm 20 per cent Of the farms in
the state The cause for the rapid in
crease is placed On the big % CT re-
cenf years The landowners have made
enough from their farms 10 retire, bat
DC NOT wish 10 saIl their a because
At the standby mounting value OF farm
RRza5- The divide Up their hold
xuss END lease Laa TRACTS 70 tenants.
81 1na laTY1faRa Inea-ing N Danrith
EfsE ElsgGrIct MIR Records society
sEssisEn sasgsss IN the whole uI Cgzaeer-
xszzaa EsaE anE Eastnnriaa69 ma Tues
EssE E .ssr-itS- It Esss slRted Thai Tbs
zzzsEz zE s--E ESsgvs azysIi bassr weighed dur
eI- asa# zEr@ T-TTGeEsvs tIaa given over
= asseEsSsEazaEzs sig1u ryg- sac gallons. II
szsrzr a.iaAss EssszzI * nVa- TOO gallons and
TEs sSsasE ESsHE Ea5aaTzs- EsTs NJ the 1.eD9-
s4laamfzsaEz -sssaggTEE aas- p-ssuIolis ysar-
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19

iSppeass rr0zn Professor S-traIsoscn.s
AalEllIss that ths most efficient OF an
~stsfsnsrxir plants is the Jerusalem arti-
sAsilske IHsis Justly valued vegetable
1arotsttssE la an acre of good land about
N.aga pounds of starch and other digeg-
Mtss1s substances. 1t takes from the
a1Elai mcadentaliy $26 worth OF Eaaferials
slsslt zsae difference between -consur1p-
tapa sod production, In terms OF value.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19

Iessrits The prevailing high prices, a
ssssErH1yE EitsZsn ss sElancestsr. Mass. re-
Essxt4g obtained R Gnautdty OF potatoes
szfstsss aIneat asiIld FOR q comparatively
FsHaail sllxn. "A Few weeks ago he aa-
gF@rtiSea la - pea paper THAT he wssrad
sEtve 80 8nr che best gaDta40 given him
~nssfaiiis q aerlaan 1drzls- Fer q number
~ glsEys 1EailpWigag specimens coEtinaad
It 1snlr aa Iraaal lie had ever six harrelg.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19

E Large aptffesA- { gu 6. ne -a...,.. MA: = ma g
t%erialst were made by the British at
Lens region, the statement
The cannon taken include 6-inch naval
gums Of long ange. Truck loads of new
tools. many Thousand rounds of aaninu-
milton and quantities of bombs, gre
i,saaa q nd e1iginesring e%anipnlent also
We're e;fpturjafI. Ess7 v5FsfgF gSSsF
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-04-19

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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-07-26
OFFICIAL
Proceedings of Board of County Com
missioners. Mile Laos County.

Auditors Office, Mile Laos County, MINI.
Princeton, July 18th, 1917.
Board of county commissioners of Mile Laos
county met pursuant to adjournment with
Chairman Thomas presiding and all members
of the board present except Commissioner
Cater.
The school petition of e. r. VanAlstine ask
to be set off from school district No. 40 and
attached to school district No. % was rejected
by the board at the petitioners own suggestion.
In the matter of the o. A. Benson school
petition the board made and unanimously
adopted the following final order to-wit:-
freebooter of school district No. % in this
county, with the approval of the County Super
intendent endorsed thereon, representing that
he is the owner of the lands hereinafter de-
scribed, which are situate in said school dis
trict, and that said lands adjoin school dis
trict No. IL, and asking that his said lands
may be set off from said district No. ~ to
Zone mile nearer to school house in dis
trict No. IL. Also that my children are at
tending school in district No. IL and must
pay tuition ~
county, at a session of said board held on the
26th day of June, 1917, for the action of said
board thereon and, whereas, it was thereupon
ordered by said board that hearing should
board commencing the 10th day of July,
1917, at the county auditors office IN the
village of Princeton In said county, anu
Whereas it was further ordered in and by said
order that notice of the time and place OF
such hearing be given by posting a notice OF
said hearing in three public places in each OF
the school districts to be affected by sald
petition, and by serving upon the clerk OF
each of said school districts, by mail, copy
of said notice, at least ten days before the
time appointed for such hearing, and by giving
two weeks published notice thereof in the
Princeton Union, duly qualified newspaper
printed and published in Princeton in SAID
county, and whereas, at the said session OF
| the said board, commencing on said 18th day
of July, 1917, proof of the due publication
posting and service of said notice of hearing
| as therein directed and required, more than
ten days prior to said last named date, having
| been made and filed, said petition was publicly
read and considered by the board, with every
thing which was said by said interested par
ties for or against granting the prayer of the
petitioner and being satisfied from all the
| evidence produced at such hearing that the
allegations of said petition true and saio
| board being of opinion that the prayer OF salo
petitioner should be granted, it is hereby or
| dered and determined, that the following de-
scribed lands owned by him to-wit: Southeast
! quarter of southeast quarter Of section 81
| township thirty-eight, range twenty-seven: bt
and the same are hereby set off from schoo
! district No. % to said school district No. %
and said lands are hereby made part OF sale
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-07-26
GREENHOUSE

Miss Minnie Anderson of Minneap-
oils is spending a few days visiting
Edna Leander.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hartman and son,
George, were entertained on Sunday
afternoon at J. Seifert's.
Mrs. L. Gennow, Arvel Gennow and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Reiman spent Sunday
afternoon at Aug. Bauman's.
Miss Margaret Heruth and Fred
Boehm called at J. Vernon's at Brick
ton on Sunday evening.
Henry Stellow passed Sunday at
Aug. Cordes'.
The Greenbush baseball boys crossed
bats with the Green lake boys on the
local diamond Sunday The Greenbush
team won by a count Of 6 to 4.
Otto and Olga Reiman spent Friday
evening at A. Wilhelm's.