The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-03-02
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S;o. Ht 10 and Yankton Road Affairs
WI WI a1er State News Items.
lnarch
Stree ,asurer Freudenfeldt says he has
Alr identified his bondsmen in their
aracesment with the state.
' 'res. lite Face Horse, the slayer OF four
= we,, ,oys at Pine Ridge Indian agency is
en- ah incarcUrated at Huron.
,s'r he Huron Coursing club has decided
nov nov, old it's second annual meeting at
on on April 10, II and II.
'enstt4e Faux County Settlers and De
'on pment Club are holding out strong
~. ~ f'cements to have -four mill built in
~ % thriving county.
Thel@ J. Coshun and wife OF Huron have
he u appointed superintendents at the
, n01s ,enne u Indian agency, to succeed
! o E. NJ. Thomas and wife.
in III lgineer Coon and Fireman McNickell,
propsrely scalded in the recent accident on
ION Chicago and Northwestern, near
. tsey, are rapidly recovering.
feef,.m Huntington, ofAberdeen, o the we'll
areawn travelling man, in company with
qnofq ker T. +. Marshall, OF Cakes, will
e1pan up g large department store in
rdeen April /.
account OF scarlet fever, the Milbank
council and board Of health have
yoss cred the schools, churches and all
i lie places closed indefinitely. There
bi, e been four deaths in Mr.. Somers'
d.. lily in week OF black diptheia.
is lib project is on foot in Faulkton and
: : dining towns to form racing cir
, ~ u, to take in the cities OF Bowd!e, Ip-
ch, Eureka, Mound City and Faulk-
As /. A meeting of horse,nen will be held
w ,,ut March to decide on purses and
rses.
e a'our years ago the Milwaukee road
or sp. < mp the steel rails between Roscoe
. Il Orient and replaced them with iron
II 10. Employees Of the road report that
: !, company will lay 10000 new ties
, ,s year and lay steel rails along the en-
pss branch.
1.-TWO "blind pigs" at Warner, 10 miles
Ith d Aberdeen, were closed by injunc-
i n Q few days ago. Chas. Ablin, one
ii. the proprietors, deposited 500 with
ush Justice and departed for parts un-
e Gown. The other, Nels Walquist, has
Md his preliminary hearing and was
'liund over to the next grand jury in
Ee ne.
..t ID reported on reliable authority
at State Senator A. B. kittredge, of
ltMs law firm OF Wlnsor & kittredge, has
V4cepted an offer to become assistant at
y rney for the Homestake Mining CON-
ny at q salary OF $5 900 per year. It
said that Mr.. kittredge has accepted
y Oiier and that he will soon be resi-
Y mt Of Deadwood and q partner Of
inator Moody.
M School district No. 1lS in Yankton
lt unity promises to immortalize itself by
~ peculiar capacity for complications
J. i'd rows. There are now two school
.easurers. both named Jones, both
aiming the right to the funds, one OF
= len anxious to draw out the money to
Nv A. N. Cross, the teacher, aud the
! ther Qnite as anxious to keep the money
! way from Cross.
An Institution to be known as the
Fgan Creamery Association was organ
ed at Egan O few days ago, with q
apital Of 1000. As soon as articles OF
lcorpOratiOn are secured active work
iyilf commence and the plant will soon
10 in running order. The enterprise is
1stered by nearly all the well-to- do
armers in that county and promises to
20 q success from the start.
" A Mexican and negro held up the Miles
ity stage at the fair grounds, two miles
lielow 6pearfish, recently. The Mexican
seld his gun on the driver while the
tegro secured the mail sacks. City Mar
ehal Diltz. of DeadwoOd, arrested the
tAcxican, who gave his name AS IsadOre
isadOre told the marshal that White, the
aegro, stopped at colored settlement
three miles from Spearfish, and officers
vent on his track. Isadore was held in
%, 600 bonds.
An incipent fire, caused by friction, in
he elevator at Aberdeen, was aceidently
discovered on the fourth -four OF the roll
ier mills few mornings ago, but was
sxtinguished before any damage was
lone. Had the blaze burned ten minutes
onger before being discovered the large
Touring mills, with several thousand
barrels OF -four, would have gone up in
smoke, without a doubt. February has
boen 4 disastrous month for South Da-
kote -four mills, three having all ready
been burned, one each at Brookings,
Weo1ter and Mound City.
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