The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-21

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baierss"",cr thc state.

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Chrls', y" .tma ter at lcSih"r'
4 op'r' rrscs were killed near Henry
DshtninE' ,,r. If the Black
me Congregational churches is IN
i lDr,ess at Hot Springs 80.
,o,oous at ParEston were raidcd
TIE arro %ouantity of liquors contis-
F., scbonpp. fourteen years Old,
Av,i, convicted Of rape on a thlr-
. Te,r-oId girl AT Tyndali'
r...Io daughter Of George Rowe of
4 In atc a quantity of Sirychnine
eLs' she found il a cupboard and
Id from the effects
r,o local committee has fixed upon
l| - IN Is inclusive rs the date for
|Uns rho state tiremcn's tournament
Canton
4civic federation" has been organ
., Of Yanktou for the purpose OF Sc
ppsrr municipal government after the
~, of It's members.
mile Mrs. NJ. ]. Tryon was leading
yam 10 water at Highmore II Of
Sorscs threw her down and tramp
'un ber d%islocating n of her hips.
Tho Merchants hotel at Highmore
n change hands in "A short time.
w. Wales. at present landlady, will
y succeeded 10y Hugh McGlinchy.
romnlaint is made that some person
nersons unknow are using dynamite
I the destruction Of trout in the
[.,osms of Pennington county.
Chester Strccter. eight years old. son
la c. Strceter. living near Mitchell,
Eos drowned in Il pond on the Streeter
arm recently while in swimming.
Pobert Mccarthy. a farmer north
hast of Miller, was arrested, charged
nth grand larceny. it being claimed
E9t he stole several head of cattle
km DR.. Lane.
Sam Stonncr. a laborer, while clean
he windows outside. fell from the &C.
|rd story Of the Masonic Temple at
.SOokings 10 the sidewalk. fracturing
his skull and dying almost instantly.
| The land commissioners office at
ere received government patents for
te0 acres of indemnity lands which
{ere selected in the eastern part of
hughes county several months ago.
| George Van Der Stein. for thirty
hears a resident of Danvillc. Ill. died
N consumption at Huron. aged forty
nine. He was n we'll known music
|t@cher and writer.
Information is received that a de-
|%eructiye forest fire is raging from a
|pint west of Speartish to the Bear
|L6dge mountains. 4 large area is COW
|tpd.
Delbert Getman. n ~salOoniSt Of Rob
|gs county, was lodged in jail at Aher-
ben today 10y United States officers
10 the charge Of selling liqour 10 an
'hdlan.
7 X Wing OF Ipswich has received
|sUdal and diploma from the worlds
fair commissioners for the exhibit of
What from Edmunds county at the
T0fd's fair.
The machinery for the creamery at
Roscoe has arrived and is being put in
Place. A butter maker has been Sc
dTed and the creamery will open next
with the brightest of prospects.
h. {. Coburn and wife brought 10
he county auditor at Huron nine wolf
for which they received S13.50
Eight of the number were
by Mrs. COburn.
Coed Authorities estimate that over
of the wheat crop has been
nt in. 4 large part of il is up and
lowing rapidly. The acreage will he
,nSiderabiy less than last year. owing
the inclcmcnt weather.
John Morris. Il brakeman. was prob
by fatally injured in the yard of the
hicago, Milwaukee Il ST. Paul Rail
ay company at Mitchell while he
switching 10y being squeezed be-
'ecn a box Il and Il switch.
John ORGY, who fed from Dell Rap
on the eve of his marriage, has
zen arrested at Sioux Falls and will
brought back. 1t is heard that he
wanted on n charge of illegitimate
fentage in Illinois.
A cloud burst occurred at Newark
Gently. Nearly three inches Of water
IN half an hour, with heavy hail. |
all the window lights in town
The west side of buildings and driv-
growing grain into the ground.
secretary G. A. Lum of the South
dK0ta MlllerS' aSociSation. is in re-
lpt of Il diploma and medal. awarded
{ association at the worlds fair for
exhibit Of flour and other cereal
Oducts at the famous exhibition.
Al Iyndall the jury returned Il YER
OF 500 in favor of T.. G. Gotzian
20. OF st. Paul VS.. Charles n. Me
lion, sheriff of Bon Hommc county, |
7 Illegally selling under execution n |
'cK OF goods claimed by plaintiffs.
zen days ago DR.. Coney, in a street
counter in Yankton with COmmo-
re C0ulson, the best known steam
at ma on the upper Missouri river, |
the latter on the finger. Gangrene
III and Coulson is not expected to
q |