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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1908

Page

2

Oldest trees myths and cloud lore cross Atlantic notes

The article cites claims of a 2000 year old tree on the Isle of Coa and disputes from Ivy L. Lee about California trees like the Grizzly Giant in Mariposa grove near Yosemite. It also covers cloud forms, Prague expo, and railway safety measures, with scattered notes on Berlin, Nankin, and other world topics.

London Globe Coa Asia Minor New York Tribune Ivy L. Lee Pennsylvania Millroad Globe Lee California Mariposa Grove Yosemite Park

Prominent Dakotan Found Dead in Bath Tub

Sioux Falls reports a well known South Dakota figure found dead in his residence bath tub. L and Tyler long active in liquor and retail circles, served 35 years managing campaign for state option law, secretary and treasurer of South Dakota Retail Merchants' Insurance. Wife and daughter visiting Colorado. Death suspected not due to heart failure. body seen by son. Tyler migrated from Minnesota in 1860s and served in both state legislatures.

Sioux Falls L. & Tyler South Dakota State Association of Hquor Deaters and Brewers American Express Sudh Dakote Retells Merchants’ Insurance Company Sioux Grigsby Colorado Net Daath Tim Tylor Minnesota

Lightning Kills Farmer Firefighter in Prairie Blaze. Delegates Named

A farmer near Draper was killed by a lightning strike while helping to extinguish a prairie fire. His brother was knocked unconscious but survived. Separately, delegates were named for a Farmers Congress to be held in Madison, with Gov. Crawford appointing progressive farmers statewide to discuss crop methods and grain introductions.

Draper John Kev Prass Cas

League delegates named for tenth American Sportsmen meeting

Pierre B D August 18 delegates to Lawton Ohio October 14 13 Governor Crawford nominates CL Lemon Bowdle J H McCoy Aberdeen Holmes Sioux Falls and John J Burns Deadwood as representatives. FINGERS AMPUTATED IN A CORN SHELLER Centerville Aug 19 Fred Krause lost two fingers in a sheller accident while cleaning it. He pulled his hand free but broke a finger and skin tore back to the second joint. LONELY BACHELOR COMMITS Suicide Bridgewater Aug 1 6 Loreny Vesper about 50 shot himself amid milled northeast of town. He left a note citing insanity. ELECTRIC CAR Sioux Falls Aug 10 E H Esay about 48 smoking a cigar near an approaching electric street car was struck by the vehicle and seriously injured. He is not expected to recover.

Sportsmen's Pierre B. D League of American Sportsmen Lawton Ohio Crawford Peioten CL. Lemon Bowdle Ont Huron J. H. McCoy Aberdeen Holmes Sioux Falls John J. ‘Burns Deadwood Centerville Fred Krause Bridgewater Loreny Vesper Iving Throm Here Chenting Bimeett Sioux E. H. Esay Payeidons Expy

Great Fire Along Lake George Front

A fire rages along the Lake George front with a section of the area severely damaged. Reports describe extensive destruction to homes and shoreline properties as authorities coordinate containment efforts and assess the blaze's spread and impact on local residents and businesses.

Lake George Front

Bank Official Goes to Prison in South Dakota

Georgy D. Hetras former cashier of the Hot Springs National Bank in Sioux Falls SD pleaded guilty to four counts of embezzlement and false reports. Judge Carland sentenced him to the minimum term of five years in Leavenworth Kan noting his lack of prior record and asserting mercy. The case was one of the largest ever returned by a federal grand jury in the state, totaling about 130 typewritten pages. United States Marshal Seth Bullock escorted Hetras to Leavenworth after today's proceedings.

Sioux Parls Ali United States Leavenworth Kan Corland United States Court Georgy D. Hetras Hot Springs National Bank Hetras Carlam Federal Grand Jury Carland Horras Anid Horras Hag Sigoutiey Yen Harras South Dakota Seth Bullock

Little Brown Hen Earned 48 Cents From Market Speculation

Badger 8 D Aug 19 A Ut te brown hen owned by John Weidenkopf of this place earned 48 cents by speculating on the egg market all summer. The hen laid eight dozen eggs through a hole in the house wall and cackled in the barnyard, signaling laying records as the price rose 6 cents per two dozen.

Badger John Weidenkopf Weldenkopfee

Executive Committee Named By Lyons

Vermillion Aug 19 Chairman Richard F Lyons of the democratic committee has named the executive committee members H A Reeves of Scotland John Kelley of Flandreau John Martin of Watertown A E Chamberlain of Brookings P F Wickham of Alexandria W A Lytch of Huron Thos H Ayres of Pierre Zack Spitler of Aberdeen Edward Cook of Wilmot Dennis Honault of Custer and John T Hefron of Deadwood The committee plans a vice chairman to oversee Black Hills work and Lyons asked ex-Chairman Harry Wentay of Rapid City to supervise west of the river.

Lyons Vermillion S. D Richard F. Lyons Democratic Committee H. A Reeves Scotland John Kelley Flandreau John Martin Wasertown A. E. Chamberlain Brookings P. F. Wickham Alexandria W. A. Lytch Huron Thos. H. Ayres Pierré Zack Spitler Aberdeen Edward Cook Wilmot Dennis Honault Custer John T. Heffron Deadwood Black Hills Mr. Lyons Harry Wentay Rapid City

Mrs Lowrys Cat Tony Missed Five Thousand In Will

The Philadelphia record notes Tony the pet tiger cat who would share in a $5,000 bequest from Mrs Annie L Lowry for pets. Tony died last spring and is buried beside Fluffy the Angora in a tiny backyard grave. The will was not changed. Tony's devotion described as he followed Mrs Lowry everywhere.

Philade Pta Tony Annie L Lowry Lowry Fluffy Mrs. Lowry

Wise Man’s Court Settles Chicken Ownership Dispute

Justice Ware presided as two women argued over a flock of chickens in a city magistrate scene famed for balance. He jokingly offered to take the entire Book of Chickens as tribute while the dispute cooled, and the case paused for an hour before proceeding.

Justice Ware Solomon Daniel Waadi

Chicago Negro Shot After Jeering at Parade

An African American man, Walter Allen, was shot and seriously injured in Chicago while jeering during a parade. Officer Wasstot was injured in the back during the incident as companions fled. The event prompted a police response and investigation. In St Paul, Gov Johnson greeted editors and delivered a speech at the national editorial gathering.

Chicago Walter Allen Resco, Wim Teelsted Artvatlaut Johnson St. Paul

Secretary Wilson Hunting for Trees for Forest Reserve

Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson arrived here on his way east from the Black Hills and will stay four days visiting with his son. He seeks suitable trees to reforest the hills and notes Professor Hansen is succeeding in gathering alfalfas and clover in colder latitude.

Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson State College Siberia

Raffety To Supply Miller With Ice From Artesian Well

Aug 18 Miller South Dakota. W T Raffety starts boring for ice at his home north of Miller under an agreement with local butcher shops. He will drill an artesian well that will create a lake from which he will cut the town’s ice supply. The town has run short for about three weeks and has been shipping from Pierre.

Miller W.T. Raffety Raffety Pierre Mr. Raffety

Accidental Fall Impales Man on Pitchfork

Salem South Dakota on August 18 reports Lew Ballack suffered a severe accident Thursday evening while climbing a grass stack. He fell backward onto a pitchfork, the tines piercing his side to six inches. He underwent immediate surgery and his recovery outcome remains uncertain.

Salem S. D Lew Ballack

Telephone companies get reduced rating in state action

Pierre August 18 The state board of assessment and equalization finished a two day meeting with few claims for equalization. Dakota Central Telephone Co. rate cut from 60000 to 23000. American Express Co. failure to gain relief. Mile Mainline railroad west to Movbridge trackage value raised to 7000 per mile and Minneapolis and St. Louis line west to Conde raised to 5000 per mile.

Pierre State Board of Assessment and Equalization Dakota, Central Telephone Co American Express Co Tailroad Mowbridge Minneapolis & St. Louis Conde

Hunter's Paradise in Hamlin County

Castlewood Aug 18 Hunters report a bumper year as prairie chickens quail ducks and geese abound in Hamlin County South Dakota The Dolan and nearby areas note renewed interest in game laws with 20 new wardens appointed while certain counties report legal concerns and early practice strains emerge with a water incident involving 30 chickens seized and a dog in custody

Castlewood South Dakota Dolan Bena Jones Aus Bors “Crawford

Store hovers over Wilhelmina's castle

Apeldern reports an announced event at Ete Loo near the town as a noted occurrence. In Washington on August 15 the Turkish government informs the state department that Huan Whiasim Bey is appointed Turkish minister to the United States replacing Mehmed Ali Bay.

Apeldern Washington Deiment Huan

Druggists Attack Food Commissioner Position in SD

South Dakota Pharmaceutical association held its 2nd annual convention in Watertown with 300 delegates and 630 members. Officers elected include Henry A. Sasse as president and Pred Vilas as first vice president. membership on the state board of pharmacy to be chosen by Governor Crawford. An attack on state food control was prompted by a paper from A H Wheaton. C H Douglass argued federal laws are sufficient.

Watertown South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association Annnual Henry A. Sasse Henry Pred Vilas Brookings F. D. Kr Beresford BE. C. Bent Dell Rapids A. A. Woodward Aberdeen George Swartz Redfield Chris Schultz Madison Sasse Codington County A. H. Wheaton Brookings College C. H. Douglass Chicago

Fugitive Murderer Hiding in Cave Near Spearfish

William Dunn, who last week shot and killed Fred Samuelson, remains at large despite pursuers and a $250 bounty offered by Sheriff Trathen. Authorities believe he is in a timber cave with enough food for days. Dunn’s friends say he has been demented, after discovering Samuelson with Lena Schaar. Fred Meeker, allegedly aiding Dunn, is under arrest awaiting possible testimony.

William Dunn Fred Samuelson Trathen Dunn Samuelson Lena Schaar Fred Meeker

Mystery Surrounds Electric Project in South Dakota

In Marion on August 17, reports claim a major interurban electric railway line will be built in southern South Dakota, with Marion as a key point. Details are scarce, but promoters are backed by prominent state figures and the right of way is reportedly secured.

Marion South Dakota Tts

Republicans Open State Campaign Headquarters in Sioux Falls

Republicans have opened their state central committee headquarters in Sioux Falls after renovation. Will C. Cesk and J. L. Wingfeld oversee operations, with Wingfeld arriving from Heberell to stay through the campaign. Chairman Cook, relocating from Plankinton, will make Sioux Falls his permanent home as both parties prepare for the November election.

Sioux Republican State Central Committee South Dakota Will C. Cesk J. L. Wingfeld Itehell Bouthenia Cook Han Plankinton Sioux ‘Falls

Drug Habit Growing in Dry States

Washington Aug 17 Prohibition advocates claim drug use rises where anti liquor laws exist. Dr Harmitten J Wright one of three US commissioners to the International Opium Congress says cocaine working opium and other drugs are more prevalent in these areas. He notes the wet states show the reverse trend.

Washington Harmitten J. Wright United States International Opium Congress Shevghel

Marriage Scheme and Theft Case in Miles City to Aberdeen

Dennison of Miles City was arrested in Huron and sent back to Aberdeen to face charges for allegedly stealing sixty dollars and a watch from his sweetheart Miss Gertrude Honneger, a Miles City teacher. Their plan for marriage and a Kansas City home collapsed amid financial entanglements and a request to send Honneger’s trunks and checks. In a separate note, a prairie fire near Miller, South Dakota, spread from a railway spark, destroying 50 acres of wheat, 150 tons of hay, and 16 acres of oats, with railway costs rising due to the blaze.

Dennison Miles City Huron Aberdean Gertrude Honneger Mont Kansas City Honneger Huayjing Hia Tovey Earth Minn The Northwestern Miss Honneger Aiche Aberdeen S. D Ree Heights Craiga & Leyson Hert Jones W. L. Curtis

Young boy sprinter helps arrest alleged veggie man in Aberdeen

Glenn Anderson, 15, son of Sheriff Anderson, recaptured A J Wallace, an alleged veggie man fled while being taken to the county jail. Anderson summoned Alderman Ira Kruger to arrest the fugitive, who was later jailed. Eight veggie men were arrested as Chief Quarles Zirbes vows to keep Aberdeen hot for them after a jailbreak attempt. In Watertown, eight local veterans aged 84 to 93 gathered for dinner, totaling over 700 years of age.

Aberdeen Glenn Anderson Sherif Anderson A. J. Wallace Wallace County Gall Catdle Young Anderson Ira Kruger Kruger Vege Quarles Zirbes Dick Cameron Watertown S. D Northwest G. A. Skinner B. Crane Samuel Stone W. C. Wall O. Kennedy Samuel Wall A. Farrington O. T. Bigelow W. L. Slaweon South Dakota

Prisoner Delivered to Illinois Authorities on Extradition

State Agent John Kelley presented Illinois Governor Deneen’s extradition request for Frank Schultz alias John Yost. Governor Crawford issued the warrant, and Schultz will be moved to the Illinois penitentiary where he served four years after fleeing South Dakota on parole in 1907.

Illinois Pierre John Kelley Deneen Frank Schultz John Yost Crawford Mar South Dakota Henry R. Pease Watertown Washington, D. C

What One Acre of Range Land Will Do

Presho South Dakota Aug 15 J R Harris homesteader near here demonstrates land value under cultivation He sold vegetables from half an acre worth 38540 or profit per acre From one acre he sold 26 50 in potatoes far from the crop raised on the acre Land valued at 0 to 35 an acre shows remarkable reward in the way of production outweighing land cost Injuries report Bed 8 Ealen of Grama severely injured after a fall from a Milwaukee train near Miles City Mont He was found unconscious with a deep cut above the left eye and bruises Police are investigating the incident

Presho J. R. Harris South Dakota Ealen Grama Miles Citys Mont Myun Isnat Sie I. Pol

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