The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-06-09
IN SOUTH DAYo7'

81, ohIA "aE nearly doS,..
'he new foundry addition ~ aess,foyea
machine shop, causing , Ios " Greeas
with no Insurance. "'' vi 500
Ed j. Miller, cashier of ,ho
tiohal bank at Huron, accomnan mN Va
his wife, is spending his yan aned BY
Minneapolis and at Lake Mjnn a,On u
The sO,o00-bushel mill ~ ~ 'Aa
HI! is now completed 7, = "ss9a
me pest III the section. being r a
feet hish. A gasoline engine , ssal'
the motive power. Nll Be
Earnest Nanderhule. son 10 n
derhule OF iaEkton, has bean ~ 'aa
ed from money clerk in tho = piollO' |
Office OF the Great Northern Frn raal
COMPANY TO cashier of the Fargo 'e \
d., office. s"
Charles Bates, Jr., and ChaSto, ;, |
Way of Iankton, leave for noaauae
III the near future 10 ioin r n,,
States geological survey party no oni,ec
ing organized for work in tho p,l "
Hills country. S
A call has been given for tho n
pies party, the Democratic marty as
the Silver Republican party ~ pl
Homme county, TO meet in mass a
vention in Tyndall June II, 10, ~
purpose of selecting ten delegates w
each party 10 attend the nominatjps
convention at Aberdeen.
ID. f. Lloyd took his position as n0,,
master at Yankton, succeeding :
Turner. There will be one ah.,s.
made in the Office under Mr.. Llovd ~
assistant postmaster, 10 be filled bv =
IL. Dunn, YaEkton, vice Miss yleh,,1
removed. All the other positions ms
held under the civil service law,
After trial Of two days in Jud,4
Gaffey's court at Pierre. Frank M.
Multi, the notorious horse-thief and an
around crook, who has been living Il
the county Jail here awaiting trial
since last September, was convicted AZ
the charge of demonstrating, the iury
being out but short time.
Father +. A. Bouska Of Tabor RI,
HOmme county. has advertised hr
bids for the erection Of a $4,000 Cath.
Ole church at that place. Tabor is The
market town for a large Bohemian so.
Element. about twenty miles west q,
larktOn. The building will be 42xlSI
feet, with a tower 100 feet high.
Mrs. Or. Emma :. Stevenson Al
Homeopathic physician, who settled d,
Huron some months since, is dead.
aged tifty-seven years. deceased was
4 native of Rochester. \. Y, and al
graduate Of Halnemann HOmeOpathe
institute of Chicago. and was womsa
OF splendid education and refinement.
Robert Hinton, who was seriously ID.
jured last January while operating The
turE-table OF the Great Northern Rail
way company at Yank;on. is negOts.
ing with the company fox settlement
one Of his feet was caught betwe1
the rails and crushed. leaving hin
cripple. He claims heavy damages
and will prosecute his claim Il AMI
early settlement is not agreed upon
The wet weather has considerable
delayed planting near Iankton, sCHeI
farmers in low localities having ss|
high as 200 acres yet 10 plant. II Is
thought hy some that crops Will SUI
fer, owing TO the immensely OF waite
there being probability Of the gan
lodging. Many fields have a yellowsa
look, owing 10 the lack Of suficlel
warm weather and too much mOistrre
Attorney w. j. Mccain Of Council
BUNS. representing Russell & 20, =
faHn machinery firm at Massilon, .,
Is in fankton looking for *. j. Aea'
a collector Of the company, who sue
denly left there with Miss Hannah
Wallace. an employe Of the Hoe
Pierce, where Mr.. Mead boarded he
left grip at the hotel c0ntAn~s
about 10000 i'll notes Of the COMPANY
The first labor strike for many years
in the Black Hills occurred recently ~
Deadwood. All miners and laborers a.
the Roiey mines in Black TAN nu'l'
about seventy-five in number, suueA
for union wages to be paid by JUN
j. The owners Of the mine refllsed ln'
advance and locked out all the 'lel'
The mines are supplying the boie! ~
anide plant of Deadwood. when WIZ
probably close down for want OF ofe'
W. W. Graham Of Norwalk, ONO, :
contractor WHO did considerable "ois
on the Yankton d Norfolk railway
days gone by. is settling up us :.
counts with the road. Mr.. Gra.ah
says tina; owen Bros. John McNuna
ton AMI himself. as contractors pa,s
all received DEGREES from the I"~
States court making good their ian, nas
against the road, and that the time - :,
arrived wher settlement hlus'
had. He will endeavOr 10 push ="
matter 10 a conclusion at once. !,
The Prohibitionists have noInin 1os.,
the following state ticket: oohe ,Isv.
meE. A. Jameson. Hudson; NJ. ~ n
ander, WATERFOWL; governor u. Le"
is, Lake Preston: lieutenant Cow N
+. J. Carlisle, BrOOkinGs; secfe,a ,;,or