The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
EASE

precipitated a fight in the Wv
tee on Indian affairs by n,s ".
consideration lstipula,n' :. (
but civilians shall be appoint. =,
agents, thus doing away w;G w
l,y established system OF do.., da
officers to such duties. Tboa. q. o'N
greatly divided on the snh;' 1ol
fight may be transferred ~ !,
the house. r
Frank Gray met with -
dent while loading freight at aln
the other day. He was at,.l >
load ii heavy box into his H.. re ]
when it slipped and strack text
breaking both bones abora ing
Joint, also tearing loose tha J ~,
the ankle Joint. Nothwiths, o,,n
painful injury, he got onto eam
and drove home, and two q, la + +
got off from the load to adm .lmi
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A meeting was held at Reisple
days ago to consider the a. - - y
project. The Goodland, Kan .ial
who operated at Doland and D,
last summer, are negotiutJ,e Ian
ties at Rediield for the saIp ii exc
A call will in n few DAYS be a, w
county meeting to discuss Ii ldri
and ii the money can be raiQ4 es,
seems likely, SPHINX county Nm. m,
it is believed, next season land
t1uencc of artificial rain. aial
A meeting Of Representative VIZ VIZ
various churches Of the CIV h,
was held a lew days AFRO, 4, a
| was agreed to invite Rev NJ as
an evangelist Of some pron,. :,
visit the city and hold il serias ! !,
meetings, in which the chnrenth
place Will unite. Mr.. Brown tho
Aberdeen, where his efforts as.t Il
very successful. He il pNppcs,ar
meetings. ut Huron in about thas
accompanied by Mr.. WtIIicon. az
singer. -,
The secretary OF the intero; u
to congress an appeal from ii. ~ ~
tribe OF Sioux Indians in Sound
for the ratification of the treata;
surplus lands which was 81 tt
cember, 1892. The Indians G0u
that their nmunities have dRhe
81 600; that their efforts tOtrit
themselves by farming have in
cause OF droughts and thattta {
together III deplorablp straia st;
Smith writes that his charges nst
Tor the necessities OF HE unieaurt
assisted. l &
Maj. Helm, Indian agent iron : ,
Neb., also agent Tor the FIal m
dians, was in E'landreau iev,ris
distributing supplies. In eT-'
government will ray np $40 :.
With most of the Indians who s.,
families this will b. Il greath+
get $40 each from he smallest nr
M. This will leave several -
dollars distributed among -,
merchants, SO that, considering ,
times and cloSnness III money nc
is not Il bad thing to have e
Indians III Il community. 20
A special from Fargo, n. b. st
A. O. L. w. have been hayg.lul
time in Fargo for d week pat !,
Master Workman McNutt an4 k,
sioHs, of Aberdeen, have bea, h
there has been a wonderful rellll
local lodge had II ncmbershi Il
and stood third in siz,. in thetlm
tas, A bel deem beng first and ut
second. Tine first night l39 1T.
bcrs Were taken in, and lastey dI
making total membership M;
or 81 more than Aberdeen Ea.
No. 5, A. O. u. W, now il frs n
the two Dakotas. It
The recent establishment { 3
librariesin several OF the lare'k i
the state makes prominent th, t
until recently there We're only us
ing libraries I'D the whole state
! although not nearly ~ larsfHy
tho towns without libraries fne
OF the largest and best in The sVe
the fall Of 1856 the ladies oI la.o
corporated under he laws @ ~
tory and wcntto work IN Z ~. !,
way. Every since then the llo1l
grown strndlly until II now =.
nearly il thousand volumes. -
citation owns il lot in 4 good ~.
Main street. and also the bla.a.
cupies, making duitea yalnaDtFI.. !.
G. +. Prior, the embfzzlmg lrdt
has been taken back to Huron, =
man who accompanied hlnl VIZ
Moberly, Mo. Whn afres,' arrest
turned oy.r nearly Sloo +,
money taken. to Agent lylff, - :,
he expressed satisfaction atoea. -
ed. saving he would gladly ~ =
meet his fate. He also gave W .
ized account of the money taN :,
pended. showing where near,' -
/ had gone. On reaching fnla,s.,t.
was taken before Justice o~ ri
after hea ing the complains 70
he would wave eNniilna' lon' ,,3y
was fixed ut S: 900. when " M
| He fully realizes the dlssla I'd