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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
6
The column reviews cultural figures from the Renaissance to Shakespeare, notes shifts in artistry under varying conditions, and asserts artists make the best of circumstances. It includes scattered commentary on public orders, moral policing, and urban virtue amid temperance trends in Glasgow.
Pierre June 2 The program committee of the South Dakota Conservation congress has selected presid ing officers for the different meetings First Session June 29 Former Governor G N Harrvid Sheard Sesalon June 29 Former Governor Coe L Mrawford First Session July 20 Dr Robert Slagel president of the late agricultural college at Brookings Dedication exercises afternoon of June 10 Governor R S Wexsey Conservation meeting following Dr Gault Vermillion university Evening Session Juneau of Whiting presiding judge of the Supreme court Morning Season July 1 Former Governor Andrew Th Lee Afternoon Session July 1 Governor H Elrod Don Farnsworth president of the Farm Alliance congress will deliver an address on the taxation of the West to the dual in Must west Henry Nett secretary of the South Dakota Millers' Revolution will speak on the milling business in this state
Winirad South Dakota June 21 Oscar Hogansen and the two children of A J Bleguer were burned to death yesterday by a kerosene explosion used to start a fire. The woman poured kerosene on the burning fuel and the clothes caught fire, spreading to the others. the house narrowly escaped destruction.
Pierre June 20 The Progressive ticket names Pierre resident Fred F. Brink op for state land commissioner over Kingsley G. Foster of Tripp county by about 20 votes in unofficial county returns. Officials expect little change in final totals. The result narrows stalwart gains to H B Anderson of Davison for state auditor.
A Senate committee on privilege and elections is to meet tomorrow in Washington to consider Brister charges connected with the election of Senator Lorramr of Tinmia. A report is expected proposing an investigation into the matter.
New York publisher J. J. Tindale, head of the Music Publishers Association, says ragtime songs and music have outlived their purpose and are rapidly falling out of fashion. He speaks at the association's annual session in New York, noting taste now seeks more refined, polished compositions.
Sloux Watts announces a daily newspaper planned for the city within 10 days with George W. Egan as publisher and editor. Friends of the defeated gubernatorial candidate claim it is not political, while others say it will serve local and state interests backed by business leaders and outside capitalists.
Florence March, a Lyman County girl, herded cattle on the prairie when she spotted a wolf. She watched it sleep, then quietly rode up and threw a rope noose, capturing the animal before it awoke and she rode away with it.
Banquet served at Hotel Royal by Minnesota Dakota Pierre and Rapid City railroad divisions in honor of Hon A C Johnson newly appointed track passenger manager. Colonel Dick Woods of Sioux Falls was toastmaster and diamond ring presented. speeches by A K Gardner Dan Glennon Rev Father Desmond and Mr Bouldt. Out of town guests from Winona Dubuque and Chicago attended.
Watertown South Dakota hosts both Knights of Pythias grand lodge and Postmasters league in their largest delegate registration. Delegates toured Lake Kampeska for an excursion and attended a grand supper and ball with South Dakota National Guard officers in full dress.
In Watertown, SD, June 18, Will Callen, city official, fell about 30 feet from a scaffolding onto cement. Witnesses feared death, but Callen rolled aside and survived with a broken wrist and minor injuries.
Disbarment action against an attorney from Water Town cited by a court on June 18. The decision follows prior fears and references to a long discipline history. Names and precise charges are unclear due to damaged text.
The Railroad Commission will be in Pierre to hear testimony on the present rate case. The hearing will review operating conditions and rate practices as part of the ongoing inquiry into railroad charges in the region.
Yeaktoy June 1 Riggs prize awarded Tuesday afternoon to Mr. B. J. Swanson for extempore speaking on the Taft Administration and its handling. In the art division the Fapinestan medal were won by igissen ree in the fine arts, Mike Margaret Gard ner of Deo Teo. Hillaw ta th ci eae: Bina itereett Oteon Sadinanans: ry mention in the and Afles Paulloe dion trie le honor Aeatetys ary mon
Sioux Falls reports a rapid sequence of events with Dr. W C Dunham marrying Mary C Knapp soon after Mrs Dunham’s divorce, plus separate notes on Rev J P Jenkins joining Dakota Wesleyan University, a farmer poisoned by canned vegetables, Masons appointing South Dakota officers, Elk Point man A Dow’s death in Yankton, a Union County death, and a $1700 saloon robbery in Deadwood with a clue to suspects.
Jack Eldridge aims to beat Weston’s long standing 10 percent days record in a cross continental walk from Boston to San Francisco begun March 15. At 24, he is 19 days ahead and projects reaching the coast June 18 in 77 days. He recently surpassed Weston’s daily best with 75 miles in 24 hours crossing the desert. Boston sportsmen wager on his success, with a $2,000 prize if he wins.
J C Mara abandoned a Topeka to Kansas City flight near Bismarck north Lawrence last night as engine trouble and darkness forced a halt. He may resume today if a $5 000 prize offer remains available.
Baton Rouge June 13. Secretary Wilmot Newell of the Louisiana crop pest commission urged cotton planters to use a new arsenate foliar spray as a protection against boll weevil. He announced field tests and advised growers to adopt the preparation.
Noeligh Nebraska June 16 Thornburg was found not guilty of the murder of August Bakowin in a quarrel over the settlement of a $6 account. The jury cleared Thornburg of involvement as witnesses testified to the dispute and motive.
Louis Krull, aged youth, drowned while swimming with two companions in the Big Sioux River. They were near where the monster drain enters the river when Krull was seized by a whirlpool formed by the ditch flow and sank. His body was recovered hours later by members of the pace department.
Sioux Falls S D June 17 Johnnie Preuss six year old son of Mr and Mrs Fritz Preuss dies from injuries after play with a hired man on the Preuss farm. The man caught him between his knees and squeezed him playfully. the pressure was greater than intended and caused fatal injuries. The man is distraught over the accident.
A midnight blaze at Ward's feed barn on Third Street in Huron destroyed Ward's livery and feed stables the old Baptist church and several shops. Total losses run about 16000 with 5000 in damaged contents and some insurance coverage noted. Several nearby residences were damaged and the scene involved multiple local businesses. The fire was learned shortly after midnight and the flames were confined within two hours.
Edgemont D June 17 After evidence in the case of William Colter's death Judge Blackney dismissed the charges against Bert Galloway and Clarence Standen. The coroner's verdict ruled Colter died from an accidental gunshot fired by Galloway without intent to kill during a night when townsfolk searched an alley for a suspected robber.
Harry Wentay formerly of Pukwana and Rapid City, married here yesterday to Mrs Susin Bailey-Wueet. The couple, joined by a daughter of the late Judge Dana Hailey, plan to return to their home after the ceremony. Wentay, a prominent Democrat, recently shifted from newspapers to banking with Johnson & Boos.
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