Woman's leg amputated after runaway horse incident
Miss Lizzie Danbenbring of Menno was thrown from a vehicle when a runaway team dragged her. Her foot was entangled in the lines and mangled, requiring amputation to save her life.
04 Jun 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
Miss Lizzie Danbenbring of Menno was thrown from a vehicle when a runaway team dragged her. Her foot was entangled in the lines and mangled, requiring amputation to save her life.
State game warden enforces fishing restrictions within four hundred feet of designated ways. Notices warn fishermen of penalties for violations. Lesterville Ledger reports Wht Whetten and Heaton carnival company fulfilled their contract with the commercial club, but one advertising bill remains unpaid.
J L Sankey of Huron seeks about 7000 dollars tied to stock in United Mercantile Co of Chicago. Sankey won a partial judgment equal to stock par value. case may be appealed. Also notes on cattle tuberculin test ruling, court adjournments in Bon Homme, local trials, and community notices about residents and travel.
Senator Sterling shifts to the right column backing repeal of the tolls exemption law. Col. Roosevelt has come and gone without delivering the decisive word on whether South Dakota will field a full bull moose ticket this fall.
Claude Gotthelf, noted American pianist with European and U.S. acclaim, will give an entertainment in Menno on June 26. The event is made possible by a special arrangement to bring him to this small town. The piece invites music lovers in Scotland to attend this musical treat.
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