The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-14
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
lutcrEEfnE Nc.ys Ncma From all
over thc state.

taken the lead in the dccp-well section.
Henry TaGc,ard old resident of Wau-
)ay, has Ecen 2dJulged insane, and VIII
pc sent to YanktUu as sOoIi as practical
bic.
The ]cOroner's jury in the cas- Of Jo
seph SChraubccli. found dead at Wau-
bay, and supposedly murdered, re-
turned a verdict of death by suicide.
The police Of Sioux Falls. under in,
structioEs from Mayor Sites, raided
two gambling joints and seized their
parapherna!ia.
A yCCLg Indian from Rosebud, who
was arrested at Pine Ridge Agency,
,hot himself rather than return TO i:ase-
bud with the officer.
The government issued clothing TO
the braves IL Pine Ridge Agency. Iiey
sell them To their white brethren, who
get good bargains ut this time.
The fourteen-year-oid blind daugh-
ter of Ne!s Nelson. Il prominent farmer
living near Carthage. was found dead
in bed recently. No cause for the
death is given
David W. stafford Of Day county, a
brother Of state oil Inspector Stafford,
was divorced from his Wife Caroline lE
Judge CAurb2Il of Aberdeen. Dcser-
| tiUn was alleged and shown.
Mrsrs y. BAIRD Of NIinaIk, aged for
ty-niue Years. is dead. lie WAS One or
the Oldest settlers. coming to Niibank
in 1880 ara CIpIinG a store with /. a.
Shaken, under the name of Shaken ~
Baird. lie WAS a prominent odd Eel
low.
At Clark tho i.,v tr;ol of Chris
cL,ss.iancnu ro,. 'th4 murdor of his
u.jrn hr.n,,%ht n = ynrdirt ~ entity Of
,,-,,.6n. IN r.a sacnnI dayrna mo-
t;"m ro, - ,o,,, t,IoI was mnIn and viii
ho a,o,,nd roI,t ,yaar
aa
Ll'tie crow ''o"'; p 'I'teiliIm, 'GDE
"o"'nnS I , n,S,n mo ~. nomr NJ
nn.rrc n1o a,mn. ,rho hou nassau
.,"o,,1t, ~, ~ thinh aEo,n tho tnoa
.nI W 49, '"'-", "rn nnor thn
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II. l. NotmeEcr Or ilcrre dlcd al Tue
inS&nc hospital ut 4ahkt2n. MT. Not-
meyer was at one tlnr one OF the lc]n-
ing business men CT llerre. u Du5i-
reSs iort'SGS u'U.r n'iu ~ $500,
Il io Ia" OSO' IA '"0 Asylum ~
u 'C'''
After Il lively legal struggle at Cha!n-
berIaih, Or. /. A. Lahili. VINO Is
charged Wlth assault with intent 10 h!ll
lt"V. j.. W. en- ey, has nCpn removed
to ne county Jail at AlcH@ndila untll
his trlal, next June. Judge S!nith re-
tu>N"' !" ,'''"'c 'he aH4oUn' "a ia
'l'1' "'''"''
Coh&iueraDle interest mas been man
heStld ~ TIE people OF chamberlain
ID 'tLe case or the state VS.. Nllllam
walker. IN winch the supreme court
mas just reversed n ACTON or the
lower court. walker Is Il farmer hvlng
IN hTuie county ana was cohVlcted III
the dlstrIct court Oh heioihS ca'tie Oh
Il school section
Edward Tobin, living in the Sixth
Ward OF SIOUX rams Il resident OF Inat
GU! ior IhG past nineteen years uIeu
~ nenI' l"LIolc 1T Ius h'itG'' ~ 1l,
mere tioLu CieSco' iowa ne was wen
noush o. oeiiis d lAenluer Vi the Guy
scAool poard. ne reeves VIE TWO
SONS ana tnree uausnterS. Inc iuieTai
VIII De heIu aI 81. MlcLaeis ,athoiic
chuFch To-Day.
Judge Garland appointed o. s. Pen
dar clerk of the United States district
court, to succeed &. T.. Mellette. re-
sished.Mr fendar now q poth the
ulStrlct ala circuit cou't cierhships,
Whlcn are worth so'ooo. Judge
lahd Is a democrat VINO was recently
nominated 10 succeed Judge EdSertoh
py freS'deht Iie'eiano.
A gang that has been operating at
the forks of the Cheyenne has been
placed under arrest by the authorities
of Meade county. the men being Hall,
Heath, Sheppard and Eet-Him-Up