The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-31

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State Treasurer Phillips is report.
cd sick at his home in DeadwoOd.
The new roller mill will be in opera.
ton at Howard about December 15
X. G. Dunn & Co. have established
A commercial ageucJ at Sloux Falls.
A new creamery is being built at
Carthage which will be capable OF
handing $500 pounds or milk per
hour.
No clue has yet been found to the
recent robbery OF the postofice at
Madison.
Two blind pigs that have been run
ming at Gary recently had their win.
iows smashed.
A new telephone system is being
Quilt between Parker and Sioux City
via. Centerviils.
The Milwaukee road has put two
extra freight trains on the divisions
running out OF Aberdeen.
Ayoung eagle measuring 8 feet 8 in
:hes from tip to tip OF wings was re-
Gently captured in the Washington
Hills.
S. C. Piper, aged 20 years, recently
rode his bicyc e from Lee county, Hi
nois. to near Bridgewater, this state,
to visit his SON.
Some OF the business men OF How.
ard have formed g. grain buying as
soclation an will run in opposition
20 the regular wheat buyers.
L. n. Hunter has issued a call for
q state convt ntion OF creamery men
20 be held at Sioux Falls in Novem-
Der or early in December.
Rich and extensive gold discoveries
have lust been discoursed in tn Black
Hills in a section heretofore thought
to be worth little or nothing.
At Gettysburg a few days ago a
lighted cigarette careless'y thrown
down came near wiping out several
buildings If not the whole town.
On account OF the illness OF Mrs. w.
". Ducas, Mrs, Carrie NJ. Cleveland OF
Esmond has been appointed matron
Of the soldiers home at Hot Springs.
A prominent and wealthy Beadle
eounty farmer says he never put a
dollar in horned stock but what he
doubled his money IN twelve months.
Nominations for commissioner OF
the first district OF Brown county
were flied with the auditor one day
to late, and consequently were thrown
out.
The largest brick block OF Mitchell
has been condemned by the authori-
ties and will be torn down. The
building cost twenty thousand dol
lars.
The Indians in Yankton Agency are
ngain receiving money from Uncle
Sam, and the ever present collector
is getting in his WORK with varying
success.
A gang o. burglars recently cracked
the safe at the freight depot of the
Illinois Central railroad at Sioux
Falls a few nights ago, but did not
realize a cent.
Land Commissioner Lockhart has
filed on 5000 acres Of land in Hugh
es county for the schools OF the state.
The land is situated on the Winneba-
go reservation.
The Peoples Telegraph company of
South Dakota, with headquarters at
Hot Springs and a capital stock OF
fifty thousand dollars has filed arti-
cles OF incorporation with the secre.
tary OF state.
1t is reported that Minneapolis and
st. Paul are anxious to have railway
connection with the Black Hills coun-
try. Pierre is endeavoring to secure
the building OF the road west from
that city.
The Jerauld county cattle stealing
cases on trial at Washington Springs
q few days ago, came TO naught. The
accused Gaily and Fetterly, were &C.
quilted by the jury on the grounds OF
insufficient evidence.
Chas. J. Croser, OF Fitchburg, Mass.
has subscribed 100000 worth of
stock in the newly organized stock
yards at Sioux Falls. Major Moul-
ton, also of Fitchburg, is pre- sident OF
the company in Sioux Falls