The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-07-14
IN SOUTH DAKorl

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parents ard friends at Uuron is her
Several plate glass Windows
broken py giant firecrackers ot we're
deen. Mr.. Reynolds of Oaks 40 ,pef.
hand blown OFF by one of the crao I MS
The Populist camp MEETING .. ~
ma Park, Aberdeen. closed n IT, laeo-
ana the crowds have dispersed a,a!
20 Wardall Of Kansas has been mo "a
tendance. ~ al.
! Miss Nellie Coggswell a studon.
the Minnesota State Normal schoa, u
Winona. is visiting her parents a, us az
ron. prior TO accepting a position IN a Nv
public schools ut Springfield. Mimi Ie
! The Lyman Oil company is mat,,
arrangements to open n wbo,osais
house ut Aberdeen. \ representasus
or that company is there. and ,pi,,
cure a location rs soon as possible
! Gov. Lee has granted paraons !.
Larry McAdams. who was son, ~
from Custer county for larceny ona
John Novak and James Negroo ~ /"
UP from Lisbon county for robbery
john iauer, young man aged o,c,,
cen years. living several miles ON, J.
Castlewood en- his fathers farm VIZ.
I Instantly killed by lightning recen,,r
/ Three horses. which were near Jona.
| when the bolt struck. were also kil,od
Judge Smith has dismissed the IN
dictment against AID Edward Oschs-
ner of Kimball. Oschsner was CHARGED
with having been. contrary to state
statutes, in partnership with the arte.
sian well contractors who recently
sunk n well under contract for tho
town of Kimball
The Republican central COMMITTEES
of Codington county has fixed. as the
date for holding the primaries in tho
county to select delegates to attend
the county convention, July n, and
the date for the county convention for
selecting sixteen delegates to attend
| the state convention at Mitchell July
20.
The teachers institute met al Wafer.
town Tuesday. and will be in session
for three weeks. The following are
the instructors: Prof. $. l.. Brown
conductor. Centervilie: Supt f. T.
Fitch. Aberdeen: Prof 4. A. Farley
and Miss Lillian Lancaster. Water.
town. The attendance is much larger
than last year.
The grand stand at the ball park At
Watertown fell, precipitatlng several
hundred people. jeff Johnson of Mar.
shall Mimi. was severely hurt and
many others were more or less bruised.
n,l. II, H.. ~
nicely. The attendance was large The
game Of ball between Marshall and
Willmar resulted T., favor Of Wiilmar
by score Of IL 10 !.
John Novetny OF kimball has discov-
cred that TO strike an adversary witt
metal knuckles is costly practice. II
cost him about 5000 for the pleasure Of
doing IL. Novetny was tried in the cir.
cult court at Chamberlain and found
guilty OF assault Judge Smith fined
him 500 ard costs. which, with attor-
ney fees, etc. viii aggregate about
5000.
The heaviest rain and thunder storm
Of the season occurred mt Huron re-
Gently. following Il day Of intense heat
Two cyclone clouds formed sixteen
miles north Of Huron end Hitchcock
and were seen by hundreds of peogle
Of the former city. who feared nuch
damage would he done but kilograms
fail 10 bring replies. Rain fell In tor
rents and lightning str;Ick some out
buildings.
President Hill. of the Great Northern
road. Is expected H. Aberdeen In rev
days. 1t Is runored that his visit WIZ
be made in connection with the extei-
sion of the road 10 Pierre. This IS oe
MED 10y those claiming 10 know ,ie-
facts in the case. II seems sonewha'
significant that Nr. Hill should tlne
his visit To aberdeen in a manner 'iia'
would indicate that be took deep az
terest In the Pierre line, TO say INC
least
George Pickford was found IN ai
unconscious condition q! Nater'""n
He Is supposed to have been kicReo "
parties unknown N present. lie ID p
yerely injured and NAV die. ne Wa'
one Of the principal witnesses 10. ~.
state In the Smith murder case trlaL !"
few weeks ago. In which paniel pv ,,1a
was convicted and sentenced lo' IN, n
lie was 10 appear N 'he ease oi W"
lam Miller and George Smith, ac
series with Boone. 10 ne tfleu
week
T.. w. Tomlnsun. representing ,as
sheep ranch near iiech'' IN
gone TO New York. He has JUS Vm
pleted the shipmen, q the clip iIUn,
the ranch this season. aggregatinc me.
5000, ali of which WAS SEM 70 . .hat
York. He says the wool ciii' ~ , liz
part Of South Dakota is eAce.'uo" .rh.
line. the best for several year. .,on
sheep and wool industry in me seu
named is fast improving. ana laim n
generally are giving much at'eN''oH
IMPROVING thor focks.