The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-01-02
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.
CLEANED From ASSOCIATED PRESS
DISPATCHES.

Good reports are invariably given
Of the condition OF stock on the rang
CS.
Thomas Mullarky, was recently
found dead near his home seven miles
from Waubay.
Link Campbell, e farmer living near
Bryant, was recently overcome by
loul gas in a we'll and died.
The Alliance Record, the official
paper OF the state farmers alliance,
has been moved to SIOUX Falls.
The Homestake Mining company of
the Black Hills has decided to build
four new mills OF 500 stamps each.
The recent dyptheria scare in the
vicinity O. Centerville has now fully
passed without any serious results.
At Hudson a few nights ago A. Z.
Cables. store was b]urgiarized and
$500 dollars worth Of goods taken.
An iron bridge over the Vermillion
river at C~enterviIle, to cost 81 300,
will soon be in process OF construc.
ton.
Judge A. J. Edcerton, who is spend
ing the winter in Florida for his
health, is reported to be much I'M
proved.
Fire recently in the board of trade
building at Eureka did considerable
damage. The entire block narrowly
escaped destruction.
The mill and the electric light plant
at Berrersford and the mill at
Wakonda, have been closed under
foreclosure proceeding.
karl Germ g. prominent editor OF
South Dakota, has decided to locate
IN Kentuckg and will leave for tnat
state in the near future.
The congregational churches OF
Huron recently served a supper com
memOrative of forefathers day which
was socially and financially a marked
success.
1t Is anticipated that TIE South
Dakota League of Republican clubs
will be held ct Huron in February.
There are in the sta e III clubs and
200 will certainly be represen ed.
M S. II. H. Davis, a we'll known
lady of Sioux Falls, was recently.
xI~t ,-l,l> $50 H.. 49,. 49,.
and severely injured in the head. 1t
Is supposed 20 have been done by an
air gun.
A new populist paper will be started
at Elk Point in the near future
Thos. Ayers. of Nermill on, Luis Y.
Gull, OF Rlchland, and other prOmin.
ent p0pulists are at the head of the
new paper.
Western W~omanhood, publ he'd at
Tower City. has been purchased by
Mrs. Emma Bates who will remove it
to Fargo. All South Dakota friends
Of Mrs. Bates will her in
her new field OF labo~.
A farmer living neal Kimba}i
recently hauled to Centerville two
wagon loads OF hogs in order to get
the advantage of the full market
price. His extra travel in order to
get every last cent possible for the
hogs, was something over 100 miles.
Those interested in the Indian
schools at Flandreau are iubliant
over the fact that Senator Pettigrew
and all other South Dakota residents
OF the National Capital, are laborirg
to secure an appropriation for tn ee
new necessary buildings. Each ard
every senator and representative is
fully in sympathy with this matter.
S. c. Lee, a general merchant Of
Howard, has executed q chattle
mortgage covering bis entire stock
to secure a claim of 81, 300 held bv
John V. Farwell & Co. Chicago. The
stock may invoice 81. 900 and Farwell
IS in possession. Other claims, aCcre-
eating $1,000, will be total losses.
Fol some time Lee has been il deem
water and the result is not unexpect-
ed.
Another consignment OF Sioux
bucks has been brought in from Pine
Ridge Agency by Deputy United
States Marshall Robinson. They are
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