The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-09-15
SOUTH DAKOTA


MARSHALL county on equal sufrra sns in
! George A. Nell of Ro,aan
caught between his traction ona,n got
thresher and his thigh was broen 'e and
fearfully lacerated ''0Aeh and
I q. IL. Lindley is held to IN,
jury nj Brltton on the charge of SAND
ing open safe and taking 500 t ,nS
FROM which belonged to 4, lyons '"e'e'
! George Clements, Il young man ,wo.
ty-hve years old, Of Deadwood WI
dragged by a fractions horsa was
head was frightfully mangled ana MS
died in three hours. "Nu ne
Frank Sterling. timekecper in tho wa.
cago X Northwestern RAILWAY sno aE
1t Huron, has been transferred 60 S
shops or the same company M Roon'
Iowa, where he will fiji a simior n"",
ton. posi'
Miss Minnie Walsh. n teacher I, ..
pubic schools at Andover since lS,
has accepted position in the scbool"
1t Hamilton. Mont. ut IA salary az co.
per month. and has resigned her nro
ton In Andover. ''''
Gov. Lee has appointed Adit ca,
III. A. Humphrey Of Faulkton the de,a
gate from South Dakota 10 the amman,
convention of the National Guard os
ISOLATION, which meets in Cbicago T.
December.
The public schools AT Tyndale opepoa
with 30 pupils III attendance. Two v,'
cancies IN the corps of teachers have
been filled by the appointment OF Miss
Mabel j. Robinson of Mitchell and Mis-,
Eunice Thompson of Madison.
While Lewis Marquette. a German
farmer, residing two miles north Of
Revillo, was making hay recently his
horse ran away, throwing the old man
under the rake. He was fatally bruised
about the head. resulting in death
few minutes later.
\ terrible fire started in the western
part of Cherry township recently. dur
ing terrific west wind and continued
its course across the entire township
destroying everything In its way Only
by hard work was ii prevented from
running across the county.
Robert Brogle. late Of Milwaukee,
and formerly ii member of Company +,
Third Pennsylvania heavy artillery.
died at the home of his half-br0ther
Herman NolZ, ut Huron. aged seventy
seven Years. and was buried with G. A,
Il. cCrCm )nicS.
II. NJ. kccnc, who has had charge Of
the KampcSkian since its purchase BY
DR.. Finnerud. and Ed Jensen, who has
been foreman on that paper for sever.
III years. have purchased the paper and
will continue its publication in the
same political faith.
The old DCadwood opera house and
grounds have just been purchased from
Or. Stein 10y "a company, of which
Fran Mclaughlin is president, NJ. L.
Fox vice president and W. o. Temple
secretary and treasurer. Mr., Fox will
be manager.
/ =. r. COrley of BOnilla township is
the first farmer in Beadle county b
suffer by prairie fires this season.
day or two since his entire crop OF
snail grain was destroyed by q prairie
lire cntailing loss to Mr.. Corlcy of at
least $500. 1t was in stack and the con
aract for threshinG had been let.
Fifteen SissctOn Indian children
stopped mt The Arcade hotel recently
1 hey were on their way 10 Chamber
lain. where they are 10 remain III
school for three years. Education i
making great advancement towards
civilizing these people, as nearly al
can speak English.
Ed Deehan and Sam Lcmley, the Two
cowboys who started the trouble AZ
Fort Pierre, which resulted in tue
death of X. i. Fales, were given u
hearing on charge Of assault WIN
deadly weapons, and were placed uh-
der bonds of 81 $50 each for their ap-
pearance before the next term OF court
In Stanley county.
There were three bishops present at
the convocation held at Pine klose
last Bishop Hare of Sioux Fans
Bishop Graves of La Platte and Bishop
Brooke OF Oklahoma. There was al
enormous crowd of Indians, n hrse
number of whom were very enlhuS',
astic. They made the bishops seVefa'
presents and also the other helpers.
Spng county Populists in convention
nominated the following ticket: S'alc
senator. Burke RiXler: representative
Charles A. Foster and c. +. Quimo2 ;
judge, John Myers: sheriff, Elmer .,
King: clerk of courts, Almon lhSais'
states attorney. =. J.. Watkins; lreaS'
urer, II. &. Styles: register or deeus' -
y. Johnson; auditGr -. :. Stutchrc'H'
coyoEcr, Dr. III. Burche@.
The annual cnrolir ,nt of the s'a'e
normal school is about 361. ol 'n'
thirty-two graduates OF last Jun
twenty-cight have secured ehSaE,,,
mcnts as teachers. The Legislature WV
be asked to appropriate $1,000 iGr a a
new entral building, and snlhc,cm'
sum to completely equip the ins'i'u'l"r'
which is now overcrowdcd every 49,