The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-04-07
SOUTH DAKor.
|,r.pLn RESI-
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ihSs lS putting on cal
terihS look of prosperity a, se7 w
quite; a number of new 6,i us
already been commenced 'uNs ,sn.
The adjutant. generals oa
~, 10 can ,Ile attention of all asse go
1he state to Section |, C qSsess Iii
Laws of 1893 which is ' aa az
Prof. c. X. Snow has 20, ~ p~'
position as principal of tho MN! -,
city schools, and will lear mAitv "
Klondike. wave ~ Tic
Al Wilmot, the jury in tho co.. an
+. Saunders for shootin, es "
braves, brought in verdict aa rs-
Sentence will be imposed WeS,
The Bradley COOPERATIVE q" w.
company,at Bailey, Clark CONF e.
flied articles of Incorporate
capital OF $1,000. Lars Bedsnr Wy d'
dent; j. ID. Mckinney, secretan
Col. l.. 7. Bunch, one Of tbo
settlers of Pierre, is dead from
lytic stroke. He has had his coS
pared over two years and has
all preparations for his funeral a.
time his death should occur.
All gambling places at Da,s,
were raided recently and tho NJ.
tors arrested. Chief of polica y
van was also arrested for NOT On.
ing the liquor and gambling h,
Complaint was made by Can't n%a
backed by leading business men
Mrs. Kate Webster died in Jo,,
pneumonia, aged sixty-two years y
was an old resident of the Black nm
being the widow of the late Col Tb1
as j. Webster, who published the :,
City Enterprise during the years n
and 1880.
Mr.. L. +. Blanchard, formerly mn
examiner, has been in WATERFOWL ssN
ing and leasing school lands NJ,
blanchard reports quite a large Sga
land and ut good price. This D5'
Gates that real property is in demand
ut least in that part Of the state
Fire destroyed the frame building N
the rear OF the Ward hotel at Ak,.|
deem, used as n storage and ice house
The firemen, by severe eXertiOn pre
vented the fire from spreading. all
though windows of the hotel wer
broken by the intense heat.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Detroit and DeadwOd
Gold Mining company at DeadwOc.
with a capital of $2,000,000. The in.
cOrporators are Homer Warren, De.
trOit, Malcolm McCallum, Chicago; D.
&. Baker, Deadwood.
Fred Brookman, a bright young lad
of sixteen years, was killed at TwiI
Lakes, near Redfield while hunting
His gun was accidentally discharged
while he was getting into boat, and
the entire charge entered his abdOmen
He lived but Il few moments The
boys father died suddenly of pneune
MIA about two weeks ago.
Prof. Wark, who obtained leave Q
absence from the WatertOwn board {
education last summer. on account
his health, will assume the superb
tendency of the public schools on Il
LIST Of April. 1t will be a source
pleasure TO the many friends OF Il
professor TO learn Of his restoration
health. and that he resumes his pla
at the head of the schools.
Henry Christopherson and Abe
Rau of WATERFOWL had quite an
perience, which they are not likely
forget for some time. They were d
ging cistern for Park & Grant, VIII
the walls caved in on them and til
were buried, but luckily not so de
but what they were taken out IN
short time, somewhat bruised, but o
erwise none the worse for their
perience.
In the case Of the State VS.. HOwG
Smith and Peter Carberry, held
DeadwOOd for stealing two car lo5
Of cattle from Col. l.. III. Stone
PENDANTS demurred to the informant
on the grounds that it did not ALI
facts sufficient to constitute n pui
offense or give the court jurisdictl
The demurrer was not sustained 9
the court remanded the defendants
Jail to await the action of the era
jury.
\ petition is being circulated ut
erdeen, asking the Chicago, Milwau
a. st. Paul Railroad company 10 put
day passenger train between I
city and Minneapolis, to accommod
the heavy travel during the summer
and from Big Stone lake. 80
changes in the limits and rates on
cUrsion tickets are also asked for.
Stone lake is very popular sum-
resort, and it Is rapidly growing
popularity.
That Section 1913 of the Comp
Laws Of 1887 be amended so as TO r
as follows: The several county, to-
ship, city, village and town assess
shall, when making up the ann
assessment make list Of all the
habitants OF their respective ass'
ment districts liable to perform II
tary duty, and file such list In du
cate with the county auditor with
assessment roll, and one copy OF
same shall be sent to the adjutant 8
eral. :" Assessors have neglected
In the past, and the present pOssl
complica tions papdav n laSir1 blp