The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-12-14

by the deputy sheriff entered the
home. Mrs. Oswald hurled a gal
lon liquor bottle at the deputy and
severely cut his head. Oswald is
now under $500 bonds on state
charge.
| Hidden in a COW shed and pro.
tected by Is pounds q dynamite
state deputy sheriffs and federal
prohibition officers found regular
distillery on the farm Of Henry
Schaffer ID miles south Of Freeman
in Hutchinson county. Fifty gal
Ions Of the finished product and
500 gallons of mash were taken.
Preparations are now being made
for the annual meeting of the
South Dakota Faram Bureau fed
creation on January 2, 3 and 4
A special election will be held ir
Sioux Falls on January 4th. to de
eide on bond issue Of 100000
for the erection Of new school
buildings.
Washington recently put in use
portable two room school house
owing to the crowded condition
OF the present school building.
While riding a horse, George, 7
year old son of Eugene Whitney,
living seven miles south of Mo-
eride, was instantly killed when
the horse slipped and fell and the
steel stanard of the saddle horn,
which had been stripped of wrap
pings, cut the little fellows throat.
Hiram L. Burch a rancher iii
the vicinity of Deadwood, is on
trial in the circuit court of Law
renee county charged with Grimm
al libel. 1t is said that he circu-
lated printed matter during the
closing days of the recent political
campaign in which The attacked the
character Of several republican
nominees for county office: He has
furnished bond.
The case Of the state against
John G.. Jones, charged with tn,
murder of Harry b. Landmesser a,
Edgemont during the recent strike
was closed when the jury brought
in verdict Of not guilty at Hot
Springs last week. Jones was {
guard on local roadaand Land
messer was a switchman.
J. w. Wilson Of Brookings, sec
retary of the South, Dakota I'm
proved Livestock Breeders Assoc
iation, announces that entries fol
the annual show and sale of the
association. which. will be held al
Brookings at the state sales pavil-
ion, January %, "a and 25, will
close soon 1t is expected that the. !
1923 show will be one of the most
successful exhibits ever staged in
that city.
The salary of E. E. Owens, chief
of police Of Mitchell has been cut
to 81 a. year. The mayor was un-
able to remove the chief from Of
flee and the members Of the city
council took the above action at
their last meeting. They believe
the action will cause the chiefs
resignation.
According to reports from Chi
cago, l. L. Jones who lives near
Raymond, has taken a champion
ship in the Aberdeen-Angus breed
ing division with his bull "Bar
Marshall at the international
Livestock show. In yearling Here
fords first and second places fell
to J. Mettler Of Memo. In feeder
yearlings, north central district.
first place went to Frank Yoder of
st. Lawrence.
The state college at Brookings
has enrolled 1872 students accord
ing to David Doner, register. This
enrolment includes summer school
students and is said to be the
largest enrolment the college has
ever had.
The state has closed contract
with the Guaranty Trust Company
of New York for the sale of three
million dollars South Dakota Rur-
al Credits bonds.
Wanted: 5000 bushels of oats |
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