The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-09-29
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other rooi| VIII "' "'''' VIZ "
scHooiiiouNe.
The McCCok county SUNDAY schooi
convention was held III briuSc"a'ef
ThurSuhy' sept ~
The fall term OF the state university
opened with an Increased attenphhce.
A large percentage OF the ola students
came back, bringing with them many
new ones.
The new dOrmiiOry at the industrial
school ut Plankinton Is progressing
finely, and when completed II VIII De
enc of the finest buildings OF i's KING
III the West,
The Womcn'S relief corps OF Aber'
deem have sent $40 10 Company nj
Manila. us IN emergency funh |" ne
used in the relief OF SICK soldiers 81
the company.
Rev. Davis Of 81. Lawrence will soon
remove his Uuhlicatiun. the Dakotan
Witness and EpDurter. Il monthly pa
per published in the interests Of the
Methodist church, flom ~. Lawrence
to Huron.
Work on the new town hall ut Bry-
ant is urogr, 'ng RAPIDLY. 1t will he
the largest bu.Eting IN the town when
connlcted. and viii cost over $1,000.
\ large nmouut Of other building is
also being done, ANA everything Is
booming.
Nothing definite has vet been learned
rs TO the identity of the man who com
mittcd suicide near Erwin last week.
He was probably tifty-three years old.
and WAS clad In dark clothing some
what worn. He was seen in Erwin
early i'm the day.
\ prolonged ana quite heavy earth.
uu,ke possed through Hurley recently.
II seemed 10 hc mucl longer and more
distinct than that ofFeb. ~. 1895.
Nil. u,,,,. Thomas who recently
,,,'i,,,,,I ,r,,,n ,ra MANNING school ot
0r.tr,v or Nlinuennolis has accented
an offer from the trustees Of the Red
field college 10 take charge of the de-
partucnt Of elocution. Miss Thomas
will enter upou her new work next
week.
ccr,or,, r,rrv R,,r, h,s arrived
,h,.5oo,, Jir,,t FROM Sam
,;,,,n. am e, tnir,v-i,v furlourb He il
still suffering from the effects OF vel
low fever and il very weak. He hopes
10 rrcrpPratp SO as To be able to re-
ioin his regiment when his furlough
expires.
,orroSror6on+ -, tho Ronid Jour.
nal rrnn, t,usto, S.vs mo, th,t manor
w. nff in ra,or,in~ tbot eleven inches
of snow fell there recently, and adds
that the last measurement was four
teen inches. The water measurement
was 10 inches. which isn't bad Tor
the LIST of September.
A triple wedding occurred ut the
home of Mr.. Alderman. about ten
miles north of Revillo. The parties
united were John \. Carskie and Josie
Roberts, Maurice Stanford ana Grace
Roberts, Elmer Thomas ana Nellie
Alderman. Rev. Fitch. of Milbank,
performed the ceremony.
RurgIors entered the store and post
office at Lodi, CLAW county. recently,
hut secured very little money. The
mail bags wer, emitted and their con-
tehtS scattered on the moor oi the
sloic, III WHICH the poS'o'h'e IL Hl'u"'-
Ell. Inc store was also raiiSackeo ana
artlcies OF ciothlhs taken.
=. Il. Smith Of New York left AlDe-
M recently with train load of cattle,
which he had summcred in that vicin-
| ity. Mr. Smith is AN extensive dealer
in stock, and summers cattle there ey-
"! wi q. Nv n'a "es. ",'' ~ ' Ia
pee' i'"oi'H it'.h LII ','t
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One of the finest lunches of cattle
from the coded Sioux land range 10 go
from Chamberlain this fall left recent
ly by ii special train OF eleven ears for
Sioux City. The entire train load was
obtained for Mallory Sens a. thinner.