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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - December 2, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather fair Wanner the evening Republican third edition monday december 2, 1929 volume a xxxv Mitchell Has industries but no former Byrd Bills pour in i aide is found fourteen pages number 53 Oey 3 years old Monsanto is Busy town manufacturing City has no churches picture shows and one school close to St. Louis ii two Bank c trial c count into Bonsai plants of Moi actual he dec. 2�?up a this town which has no to be the richest Indus of its size in the uni to to am or reason Moi pits in of Nellc i Tiu Mons chair its to years ago. Has nine manufacturing h an assessed valuation than $10.000 000 and an in Many times that. Chemical Wicks a Large i generated electrical Plant the pm electrolytic Copper by in the mid West Are three i is for its opulence Isantos products go o All i of the nation ally. Ike Many towns that Rise to j trial importance overnight i into is no real estate project town Doest even have a Iber of Commerce to Ballyhoo o Square Miles of area. Santo is a que in More ways j one its mayor Leo Sauger j in Only Man in town who in a factory. He on Congress Safe in Omaha i _ prohibition question will discovered working on Monsanto 111., is a Village which has Little except factories and rows of workmen cottages As above. It Hasni to even a Bank. Below is the town Hall rented for $1 a year. Leo Sauget inset is mayor. 6,482 air plane licenses issued contrast Between 1929 and 1927 shows flying has won popularity to than is the 6�emt0n mst43-Acrefarm for a Washington a dec. 2.�? Spe most of farm More Cial a the department of Commerce is within the City limits has issued to Date 6,482 Active air a plane an �0 pends living. Over Mitchell lauds new dry plan declares in report to Congress that enforcement is improved Washington la. C., dec. 2�?f/p a i be forced to the fore in coming session Hoover big Factor evening Republican Bureau the Albee building., Washington. Washington C., dec. 2.�?the flood of Wret and dry Bills in Congress indicates that the prohibition question is not going to be left alone this session until president hoovers Law enforcement commission is ready to make a report. Major problems which will confront Congress in connection with the enforcement of the volstead act Are the Transfer of the enforcement personnel from the Treasury department to the department of Justice the proposed increase in enforcement funds for the next fiscal year and the Sheppard Bill to make purchasers equally guilty with those from whom they buy. These problems All of which will come up for consideration in the regular session Are enough to make prohibition a major Issue in the regular session contrary to the desire of House and Senate leaders that the whole question be sus copy desk of Bee news by editor resting his nerves Omaha neb., dec. 2�?bp a Richard Gale Brophy business manager for the Byrd Antarctic expedition who resigned suddenly in new zealand last Spring and later Digap speared from new York leaving a suicide note has been found alive i working on the copy desk of the j Omaha Bee news. The Bee news said in a copyrighted Story today that Brophyy Siden Tity Wras Learned from a photograph showing him with commander j Richard Byrd. Brophy who had been working Here As Manning Mitchell a admitted his identity an left at once for new York saying he intended to straighten out his affairs there. Brophy disappeared from new York last August leaving a note to his wife which said he was going to Coney Island a a and walk into the Waves until they cover me and then i will be no new York police after an investigation said they doubted that Brophy had killed j himself. Nothing was heard of him until the news editor of the Bee news made the discovery yesterday j a Chute proves poor a y i for old Santa to travel he lands in River at Wilkes Barre pa., and is fished out by mounted policeman May have mistaken Bridge for Chimney children think Wilkes Barre pa., dec. 2�?the near the Park for a Chimney j hearts of several thousand children apparently Santa found the chill who had assembled in Kirby parked Waters of the Susquehanna hard to watch Santa Claus descend from or to Bear than the frigid tempera an air plane in a Parachute were Ture of his Castle Retreat at the filled with Shmay when they saw dear old Kriss Kringle drop into the icy Waters of the Susquehanna River skirting the Edge of the Park. I after a mounted polic mate had dragged the dripping although not i quite so Jolly but still Rosy cheeked old fellow to Shore the visitor from the North pole who had made a i special journey to Wyoming Valley at the invitation of a store was North pole for he was shivering and his Teeth were chattering a rapid Tatoo when he was dragged from the water. He begged off on his scheduled speech to children until he could get into dry clothing. Joseph Jones Wilkes Barre patrolman. Who plunged with his horse into the River to assist hounding Santa to Shore will go Down in history in the kinds of the child plied with questions by anxious i Ren who saw his feat As the hero Young friends As to Why his leap from a soaring air plane had ended in the River. He did not know himself just How it happened. His Takeoff from the planets Wing was perfect but evidently he misjudged his distance in Landing. Some children thought he had mistaken the new Concrete Bridge across the River who saved their idol from drowning. Santa branded As a scotch pipe dream any rumours that he had suffered heavy losses in the Stock Market and that the leap into the Riv j or was a gesture of despair. He1 pointed to his Well stocked bag of toys in refutation. Name convict As robber of limited trains passengers of both trains identify photo of suspect ailed in los Angeles Cheyenne wyo., Nee. 2�?<#� a John Pickett prosecuting attorney indicated today the death penalty will be asked if Tom Vernon arrested in Nee okla. Last night is brought Here for trial or. A charge of wrecking and robbing the Union Pacific Portland limited. Five livestock Congress starts champs chosen i regular session w 1926. a i the towns population represents Only a fraction of workmen on Monsanto payrolls. Tater is no chm cd or show. But there is a school with 60 pupils. Monsanto a town Hall formerly a testing Laboratory has to the Community for an indefinite period at a rental of la a ear. Directly across the Allessi Sippl from St Louis Monsanto has experienced a rapid development since it became a municipality. Of one Story cottages line its Ca Lee few and treets Anc they a despite Clouds and Span endless kept spic of smoke from Mon i stacks. Trio s multitude of pm urges $1760,000 for Mississippi project general Lytle Brown chief of army engineers gives congressional report Washington C., dec. 2.�? amp a on the Mississippi River Between the Mouth of the Missouri and Minneapolis major general Lytle Brown chief of engineers of the army in his report submitted to Congress today estimated $4,760,-000 could be profitably spent during the fiscal year beginning july i 1930. Additional funds May be made available by Congress in supplementary ills. Between the Missouri and Ohio Rivers where the project Calls for a for each state officials announced j Here today. Whether South Dakota has its i full quota of licenses could not be i revealed by officials of the Aeronau-1 tics Bureau of the department who explained that the a there today there tomorrow a aspect of the ii Censed planes makes it impossible j to keep a practical Check on individual states. The department is expected however to prepare soon a list of the Active licenses in South Dakota on a certain Date which will provide a tentative basis for state comparisons. Only 9,000 pilots licensed besides the number of Active air planes licenses for All states there Are also 3,109 air plane identifications outstanding for the entire country the aeronautics Bureau reports while Active pilots licenses number 9,279 students permits. 28,738, and Active mechanics licenses 7,196. Approved Type certificates issued i for aircraft now total 271, the Bureau reports giving an indication of the extensiveness of the air plane Industry Over the country. Approved Type certificates issued for engines a flying Squadron of prohibition j Pended until the commission head Bra Phy and a mitche11 were prosecutors speeding Here and there i by chairman Wickersham is ready to make a report. Long list of Bills Over the country to lend Aid to local officials has impressed attorney added to these major problems Are countless other Bills written by general Mitchell so much that he reported today to Congress that its creation marked a he Only important step in the Progress of dry Law enforcement. Using funds transferred from the wets and Drys to Amend restrict or enlarge the liquor Laws in some respect. These include Bills for legalizing Light wines and Beer and to make the Federal government responsible for and Dama eps in inn been made special assistants to ire attorney general to act in the capacity of assistant United states attorney in places where their services were needed. The flying Squadron which however does not generally travel by air plane already has rendered assistance in trial work in new York Florida. South Carolina Tennessee Colorado Oklahoma Nebraska Pennsylvania and West Virginia. It stands ready to Aid District attorneys in any place in be earn try. The report of the attorney general said that liquor smuggling from the High seas and across the Canadian Border continued during the past year and that the Ocean smugglers had discarded the use of Large boats for speedier meter boats. It asserted that St. Pierre Miquelon now number 32, and 134 certificates i French Possession in the Mouth of Hae been issued for propeller types. The department has also approved 22 flying schools 88 flying instructors and 129 ground instructors. Shows rapid growth contrast Between these current cures and those for one and two the St. River had been the chief base for the illegal liquor Supply of those engaged in smuggling in4o the United states enforcement personnel from the Treasury department to the department of Justice to which the administration has pledged itself must unquestionably be faced during the coming session. President Hoover requested Congress during the special session to appoint a congressional committee to assist in working out the proposed Transfer. Although this study was not made it is believed that Steps to j this end will be taken within a i Short time. The fight Over an increase in the appropriations for enforcement is expected to bring a Sharp clash Between the wets and dry in Congress. Last year the Ultra Drys i combined with the wet forces in a raising the total enforcement slightly. Their Success will probably re-1 suit in a similar attempt this year. Depends on Hoover now Secretary Mellon of the Treasury department objected to the increase a that time stating that it was not needed. Tile departments almost every of the Cuje session will depend it bit Ion enforcement work increased nine of Senri me a a spent the in Misa of this Section Ted to 1,430,183 tons 090.428 during 1928 the lat a for which statistics Are i approved were is carried. During fiscal year $3,200,947 is be j action planes wac i a Fol without being granted Lnu Commerce of the certificates and 13 River in this District 1 is said on How vigorously president Hoover expects to prosecute his Law enforcement Campaign during the next fiscal year. The Sheppard amendment offered by senator Sheppard of Texas one of the fathers of the eighteenth amendment has already roused durin 1929. Criminal prohibition years ago show a rapid gain in the prosecutions instituted during the number of licensed pilots and air year totalled 56.786. The number of Craft. On june 30, 1927, there Wen cases terminated were 56,455 u Hile i Channel it is proposed to Only a approved Type certificates 18,690 were pending Al the close of noon too principally on the issued for air planes. On the same last june 30. Of the cases terminal action of new dikes. Com Date in 1928, Only 5,137 licenses for. De there were 47,100 of the River pilots and 4,"39 for air planes had j the aggregate of fines forfeitures valued been granted by the Bureau. A and penalties imposed undo the during the past fiscal year 121 j prohibition Law totalled $7,4/opuu, Type certificates were while a total of w,200,052 was col concluded its Survey. Sen _ 1 son non granted for air planes 21 for in elected. During the y ear. Chon Narh her per. Insist were 1.3.0330 arc a of for propellers. In and i eminent secured judgments Asere edition. 65 different types of air gating $464,480 in civil prohibit Ion planes were examined and approved cases As compared with $382, a the year before. A o same Man. A i Only wanted to rest a Brophy i explained. A my nerves were Shat j tired. I was tired distraught unable to find Relief from the pressure that seemed to hem me in. A i have found rest in Omaha but j i am going Back to new York and straighten out my tangled affairs. I must begin where i left off that Day at Coney Brophy said he a a bummed his Omaha. He started work the Bee news september 25. It was the news that Byrd had flown Over the South pole and returned successfully to his base that resulted in a Mitchel la so identification As Brophy. The news editor seeking pictures of the explorer came upon one showing him Brophy. The resemblance Between Brophy and a Mitchel la was so apparent that the editor confronted a Mitchel la with the picture and a Mitchel la admitted his identity. Brophy was second in command of the Byrd expedition at the urae of his sudden and unexplained resignation. He was in charge of the Byrd Supply ship Eleanor Bolling. The ship turned Back after getting 900 Miles out ice formation preventing its further movement ahead. He returned to Dunedin n. J., and Dunedin Brophy was arrests. As a Public nuisance and a court gave him his Choice Between entering a sanitarium or returning to the United states. He took the latter alternative but on arrival in new York he voluntarily submitted to a mental test at Bellevue. He was declared sane but ordered to take a rest. On the advice of commander Byrds new York representatives. Brophy spent six weeks in Canada and then returned to new York animals from Kansas Ontario and new York win awards Chicago 111. Dec. 2.�? apr Chase Brothers of Willow Lake D., won a first place and three seconds in the Section for grades and Cross bred sheep today at the International livestock show Here. The Blue ribbon was for the Best pen of three wether lambs. The second prizes were in the classes for pen of three wether yearlings one yearling wether and one wether Lamb. Boti houses Busy with organization await Hoover message Washington C., dec. 2�? to with a faction split Senate and a Republican controlled House the seventy first Congress assembled today for a session beset by difficulties Over Tariff revision and other controversial legislation that ,. Limited near Cheyenne last monday May keep it working until next night Vernon denied he was implicated in either crime. Officers from both states declared that passengers of the Portland Pawnee okla., dec. 2�? up a a skirmish was in the making today Between Wyoming and California authorities for custody of Tom Vernon 43. Arrested Here As a suspect in train robberies in the two states. Vernon former Cowboy Rodeo performer trainman and convict was arraigned today before Charles bes by county judge on i charge of being a fugitive from Justice in connection with robbery of a Southern Pacific passenger train near Saugus calif., nov. To after the train had been derailed. Hearing on the charge was set for december 12. Meanwhile governor Frank Emerson of Wyoming telegraphed gov. W. Holloway of Oklahoma asking that Vernon be held for Wyoming authorities until requisition papers can be transmitted. The prisoner is wanted in Wyoming for the wrecking and robbery of Tho Union Pacific railroads Portland june when the biennial congressional elections get under Way. While awaiting president Hook Etc a first annual message on the state j re i limited of the Union Pacific derailed and robbed near Cheyenne t/yo., last m Ria night and of the by Philip h. Harris i jul i Pacific coast limited of the South pop writer i Tariff revision held the legislative Ern Pacific Railroad similarly j right of Way in the Senate being railed and robbed near Cheyenne. Chicago 111., dec. 2.�? up a five. The unfinished business of the Spe cal., nov. To. Had identified ver champions hailing from the hog Cal session. The House program no no a photograph As those of to pens of Arkansas and Iowa and however called for immediate con a i a sire handed lined a. Side ration of the proposed $160. In Accord with Early Western Trade the sheep ranches of Ontario and 000.000 tax reduction program. Tjok their r v. New York were picked from a which will lop off a Flat one per approximately $400 was reported symphony of squeals and Baas at Dent from corporation and Normal taken in California and $/39 in the Intonational livestock show nov dual incomes of 1929. Wyoming. The Engineer of the a Trad inc Nai Onai Mesick now by previous agreement the three civic coast limited bound from log ii year old contest Over the seating of Angeles to Portland ore., War scald the Kansas state agricultural senator elect William Vare of so severely when his train was school displayed the venality of Pennsylvania win come up Tomor i wrecked that at first was feared its livestock raisers by winning two Row the Senate. Action will be he might die. He still is confined of the. Purple ribbons one for the011 the Resolution of senator Norris to a Hospital. No other persons Champion Berkshire Barrow in the j Republican Nebraska to deny Vare were injured dangerously fat Swine department and the oth i a seat because of 1926 primary Cam j it was Thomas j. Higgins Deputy or for the Champion Wethers in the j Nairn expenditures of More than sheriff of los Angeles who picked Grade and Cross bred sheep division j $600,000. Up Vernon a Trail Higgins had a move Wras unde / Way in some quarters however to seek further delay in considering the Norris Resolution with the contest brought by William b. Wilson Vareus t no be Dis 1 of by the Senate in the meanwhile. The committee investigating this contest has yet to report and if it Ontario sheep win sheep from the ranges of Robson and Goddard at Denfield Ontario Canada monopolized the awards in the Section for Long Wool sheep the Denfield entries winning both j cratic opponent to such dissection that efforts May be made to postpone its consideration i i j n4 until the Law enforcement commis a j f acc to Mojo a jul the suicide hoax and disappearance in a of Berkshire exhibiting the following shortly afterwards a approved types of general Brown a requires navigable Channel of assured depth and stabilized location. The Large amount of contraction work and revetment construction in recent years has done much to achieve this result and thus has sweaty benefited navigation. River traffic in the Calendar year 1928 showed an increase of More than 2 per cent Oer 1927. The total ail traffic using the Mississippi v thin this District during 1928 was 8.000,000 tons including through traffic ferries and transportation Sand. Weather forecast South and North Dakota mostly fair tonight and tuesday rising temperature. Nebraska fair tonight and tuesday rising temperature. Minnesota fair in South partly Cloudy in North portion tonight and tuesday rising temperature tuesday and in we est portion late to t�e7nrltjitsonz is 7 killed in Illinois air plan Csc entries. And propellers Coal mine blast during the year was 248, the report i West Frankfort 111., dec. 2�? up a shows. The charred bodies of six Coal min o ers killed in an explosion Early yes t j j in run ter Day in old Ben mine no. 8, near j a Etc Sci Tel to a in there had been recovered today butyl itch i rescuers still sought the body of a Extension school seventh victim who mine officials Washington a dec. 2-op said. Was certain to have lashed. Ten rep Sam la ready to take on the the explosion was localized in one tort of playing schoolmaster to Drift by safety devices which Auto children cot off from civilization. Magically released shale dust to sex Ator Sheppard however insists that i it will be brought up this session which insures considerable debate Over his proposal. The Sheppard Bill is already endorsed by the anti Saloon league and the methodist Board of Temperance prohibition and morals. I As Many Able lawyers in con Gress have expressed grave doubt As to the constitutionality of the i Sheppard Bill it is apparent that i freighter i the dry forces will have a real Bat. Return. Tie on their hands if they att Ernp a to enact such legislation a the next session. O in raging storm off St. Johns coast St. Johns n. F., dec. 2�? put the Fate of three freighters and a dozen schooners Wras shrouded in a snowstorm that blanketed the Newfoundland coast today. Boat Winch put out to the Champion and Reserve Champion awards and All of the first prize Blue ribbons. The Iroquois fan of Cooperstown n. Y., won the champions purple ribbon for the Best Shropshire wether in the fat sheep divisions the University of Kentucky taking the Reserve championship ribbon. From Ames Iowa came the Cham hogs Penn state exhibiting the Reserve Champion in this class and also the Reserve Champion Grade and Cross bred wether in the sheep Section. Ralph Breitwieser of Windfall. Ind., competing against these state colleges annexed the Reserve Champion Berkshire Barrow awl Ard Waldo Mommsen of Miles Iowa w Hose Grade Aberdeen Angus steer Dick won the championship in the Junior livestock feeding contest entered the open lists today and started off with a known Vernon for nearly a decade during which Vernon was in and out of the California Penitentiary at Folsom Higgins said a for larceny and other Vernon had been committed five times to penitentiaries in Pennsylvania Ohio and California. Higgins said. A Vernon used to be a locomotive fails to so and the Senate does Man a said Higgins. A the fired not decide the Vare Case before an in amp Ine in the Folsom penitent March 21, the governor of pen diary his Railroad experience might Sylvania May name a successor to i account for the skill with which the serve until the general election in rails on both railroads a Erc Loose /-1932. Led enough to Stop the trains wit although senator Watson of Indiana the Republican Leader desires to Speed consideration of the Long pending Tariff Bill the measure is expected to be Laid aside Long enough for the Senate to act on the tax reduction Resolution on we hich party leaders of both houses Are agreed. Out killing the passengers. A i submitted his pictures to passengers of the train who immediately recognized Vernon. A i traced him to los Angeles and i then to Denver. From there i and i hurried after him. I arrived there after the Talon Pacific i Learned he had gone to Cheyenne reach the 700-ton norwegian prize in the open class for Grade and Hertha Drifting with j Cross bred steers. Young Momm-11 Here fuel exhausted off Cape Spear j sends prize Best is the get of pure a a a Vii report of the Secre anguish flames Anu us s.?. Ass Sims s tells of a new May leaves state agriculture Post Pierre s d., dec. 2.�? up a Resig j or Grey county disabled correspondence lives of fifteen other course for children us micks in the North part of Quot Sinuon Quot Jim i cd the mine preparatory to abandon Hies Are not available. Me a in fair tonight and probably fog Hawk a Sioux a rising temperature tues holding of nearly of in extreme Northwest por it. Local temperatures i vim urn and minimum tempera s As recorded by the official moment thermometer from 7 a. Yesterday to 7 a. In. This morn for a for Indian Dies leaving heirs $2,000,000 charge friends of charging Hawk notified chieftain with j his attorney saying Silver Bear was $2,000,000 in n0 blood relative okla on a Oil ends. Is dead at the charging Hawk served with the me of 72 and today there was some Umed states army and also As a _ t___3 it a a t Kin no Hirl nation of n. W. May cashier at the state department of agriculture effective december la. Was announced today by Frank Kriebs. Secretary May who has been connected with the department for the or it four my a Hgt a of wears Wil Vox 5hi a. Niece Ctol Quot of. For Merte pm Siston Cahier of the Hank Wakonda at Wakonda. Chicago 111., dec. 2 wanted Sedan no. 470, a Blind and want two tugs which went out to search returned with a out finding any Trace of the her j tha we hich apparently drifted out to sea. On account of a Gale Ana heavy sea it was feared the Pilot boat had foundered. A tug left Sydney Friday night to take in Tow the norwegian freight to disabled 140 Miles East of Cape race with a broken rudder. The norwegian freighter Labelle county was in trouble 400 Miles Southeast of St. Johns with her smokestack and Bridge deck carried away. O operator blamed in death of 2 in Railroad collision although the work consisted largely of formalities and a prepare action for the Days ahead chairman 1 Hawley of the House ways and Means committee introduced a res i solution to carry out the Treasury no to 0va�?z Pian Tor a 0ile percent reduction in Blue ribbon for first cd i Vernon offered no resistance it tort a tin Noo Quot rest. When Jones showed him the another a la he of $i60 �?o0 00� Telegram which said he was wanted -1 off 0 5 in Cheyenne he declared Only a fax cd that of the Tarik was aready theres s0me a Toga he a not questioned Las night bred is the get of Jolo but sheriff Jones said he woo a both houses convened at noon j train had been derailed r to its passengers robbed. I was too late. I a from Cheyenne i Learned Vernon had gone to Denver and i j curried to Only to miss hit. Later i Learned that he had gone j from Denver to Oklahoma. I got the tip from a girls not bred Aberdeen Angus buil out of _ native cow7, which makes it a Grade the new session steer. A Cross is Thi it crot of a turn lie special session. Animals of different Sioux City that Andrew la., dec. Peterson 2.�? toot Sioux a pure bred Breeds. Iowa wins prize Iowa state College and the University of Wisconsin divided the j championships in the Poland China fat Swine department Wisconsin i exhibiting the Champion Barrow and the Reserve Champion pen while Iowa state showed the Champion pen and the Reserve Champion Barrow. A wether Lamb from the Bonny Leas farm at Johnstown pa., joined the championship class winning the purple ribbon As the Best Hampshire wether. Iowa state col j lege won the Reserve championship i with a yearling wether. The uni j varsity of California exhibited the Best pen of three Wethers Iii the class. Interrogated today. Civic e president Curtis pounding for order in the Senate and speaker to i i r t i i Kosse. Wielding the Gavel a inter told holds ques Ion As to Whit had happened officer at the Rosebud D Ward of the at 7 num 12. Aum. 4 below. A. M. 4 below. A ads fair precipitation .02. Jan. I 24.86 inches. To his body. The aged Indian a at the Cook coun government died at the ube House of Good Shepherd where vie held As a delinquent. His a of Ion l to Man As Ethel Gumbo is also less never having had til Quot thing but preen Iva tic. Wife k living somewhere in 320 acres of grazing 4ai i in South is bequeathed half Dakota which was so id a whippet Sedan and the results of his and were overwhelming. He has just written a yes i had Good results Washington C., dec. 2�? Pic More replies than i feel met at Sibley sunday of. The Indian Bureau records show a 1 of a i Cpd All the champions. A Reserve City and Gilbert Ehy ans of St. A champions Are eligible to compete in j Day came to their deaths i the selection of the grand Calm convict knifed in sing sing 4 Are i in solitary cell Ossining n. Y., dec. 2�?op a four inmates of sing sing prison were in solitary confinement today while prison authorities sought the Slayer of a Young convict who was stabbed .0 death As he stood in line with 1,729 of his Fellows. Rubin Kaminetsky 17, of Brooklyn serving seven and one half to 15 years for robbery fell with four Stab wounds near his heart yester grip on Western half of nation Denver colo., dec. 2�?<>p a the entire Western half of the nation with the exception of a few isolated spots shivered and huddled Down into its coat collars As it went about its business this morning while the thermometer skidded dizzily downward to new season lows for Many Points. Blanketed by another of the abnormally numerous snowfalls which have visited the Eastern slope of the Rocky mountains in the last six weeks virtually every state Between the Continental Divide and Les creation. His wife. Ethel lived with him there but was ostracized by the indians and finally returned to Chicago. James Minn., came to their teams me selection us we a dozen guards ran to Kaminet the Missal i was suffering from in collision saturday night Between pions. Sky when he fell and while two of cold which hampered All activities two freight trains two Miles North j tile new Hay King of the intern carried dim to the prison hos in Denver the Mercury touched of Sibley Iowa. Because of the j tonal Hay and Grain show is re v. were died 15 minutes later six degrees below Zero we Hile in of train no. 20 to receive j Gillette a Farmer of Lexington Cut regaining consciousness the official readings from other Points to wait at Sibley was the i Nebraska whose Sample of a Alfa others questioned prisoners who had in Wyoming Colorado Montara which i was chosen today As the Best sex v Een standing near him. All of Iowa and Kansas brought tidings orders verdict of a coroners jury Lemoon. The evidence disclosed that h. G. That charging Hawk a Sioux Indian who died in Chicago was Penni Watier and roads a a be Aberdeen Watertown Brookings Pierre rapid City Tarn. Hilo of ads _2 14 -4 to Good 3 18 2 to fair i 12 i .00 Good 0 to 0 .00 Good -8 18 -8 to Good 3 15 0 .00 Good j 4 14 4 to Good 4 in i .02 fair j said to be fhe1 estate although she has been estranged from charging h j Many years. Like answering. Thank you it Elk operator on duty at Sibley the Reserve championship our advertisers often had received an order to hold train 1 l j i no. 20 at Sibley but that he had to to non ill need a stenographer and a fa5 a i try deliver it. He Wes not in. A a i a. A Jujj me time ago for $1,055. Charging Hawk was Well known Ream of stationery to take called to testify and was said to be in a condition bordering on col in the Indiana Bureau having been a sip errands of the Indian have one of its wards most of his life. Ine 01 a the officials said he never owned land Wrev Wafic Tertod to charge in Oklahoma but had travelled All Caule s parents to whom it had Over the country with wild West aunt pm a the government. Shows the Indian Bureau being the Indian s body was claimed by j forced a number of times to his me Lnu Imio ------1�? 1 a to. Rosebud Reserva % Good a Man known As Silver Bear who Way Back to the unrepresented himself As next of Kin. Hen. Care of their correspondence. Of you want to buy something want ads Are just like Santa Claus and generally arc Nuj what you ask for. Use the Blank and ask. I lapse. He is about 35 years old and has been with the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha ail Way for 16 years. Railway officials were present at the inquest and stated that their investigation be held tues-1 Day in the office of the superintendent at St. James Minn. Hibit of the show. George Sauer them professed to have seen nothing Man of Crown Point Indiana won Warden Lewis e. Lawes ordered Jacob Burakoff also 17, and three others placed in solitary confinement for further questioning. 0 Steamer runs aground Oswego n. Y., dec. 2.�? to a the earner Sarni Adoc Canadian Reg offi is try was aground on main Duck of similar temperatures. Is reorganized Washington a c., dec. 2 organization of the Reserve Island. 26 Miles from Here in Lake Cera training corps association of to -4 Tirats Nnaji and Ontario with heavy seas sweeping of a Tarot. In education today. The freighter loaded a1 institutions was announced Here with 2,100 tens of i Ain and Carr. With the election of major general my a Crew 01 about 23 men Wen a. Fries retired As presi ashore in a Northwest gae Ester Ida Amos j Den j Sioux fails a d., dec. 2�?0�? sub Zero temperatures again prevailed in South Dakota Over the week end. But the official forecast for tomorrow brought Promise it rising temperatures and fair Wen ther. Watertown experienced eight be of Zero weather last night while a he cold wave sent the Mercury to Quot Quot or below at Sioux Falls and Mitten. Zero was the minimum at Verdeen and Brookings. Two inches of Snow were report i at Watertown

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