The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-26
SOUTH DAKOTA

l--Joseph Eberle and Miss WOLF ,.o,
recently married at Hllsview.
The Catholic society Is nrenar,,n
erect church at Running Water I"
A little daughter arrived at tho HON.
or Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Grubbs AT wad
ison. Law
The Frank elevator at Wimo+ !.
about completed and is recpiyins
| grain.
! j. j. McInerny and Miss Anna cor,.
were married at Yankton by Rev. law
renee Link.
Toney Raben and James KanouS.
have opened blacksmith and WAGON
shop at Armour.
| AL Fulwider of Armour has been an
pointed industrial teacher in the Indian
school ct Pierre.
Eva Johnson, n four-year-old damon
ter of Mr., and Mrs Johnson of Water.
town, died recently.
Torkel Hanson, living northeast op
Madlson. disposed or two beeves re.
ceHtiy which Melted him just $3.50.
George Albers of Slbley has mr..
| chased the northeast quarter of Sec.
| ton II, Elk township, of j. A. Oar
ling.
Warren Wolcott, of Buffalo county
has recently added another Quarter
section Of land to his already large
| ranch.
j. j. Parsons of Worthngton has
built an addition to his barn. and, be.
sides other improvements, is painting
his house.
A marriage license has been issued
at Madison to John Moriarity of Old.
ham, and Nellie Carmody OF Wayne
Lake county.
Dave Kahn, late of Deadwood but
now CT Sheridan. Wye, and Miss Der.
tina Kutcher of that city, were married
in Sheridan recently.
Charles Hoon of Mitchell has been
assisting his brother Milo during the
past week in building sheds for their
large bunch OF cattle.
y. A. Fox, for twenty-three years n
resident of Madison and vicinity. has
gone 10 Lew ston, Wash, where he will
make his future home.
The Catholic parsonage at Armour
has been completed. 1t is an elegant
twostory building, and represents an
investment OF about $1,000
Frank Hasbouck of Plankinton has
purchased the J. NJ. Locke residence,
now occupied by G.. Ii. Rake, and will
occupy il As soon as vacated.
T. T.. Goodwin of DeSmet went TO
Sioux City with n car load OF cattle
II. A. Boast also shipped a car of hogs
RI, q hn IL
Mr. Stockings store, at ClaremOnt,
was entered by burglars recently, but
nothing was taken. The money was
removed from the safe by Mr.. Stock
ing and the safe left unlocked.
Leo III. Baumgartner OF Armour has
returned from Chicago, where he pur-
chased the shelving for his new store.
He expects to move into the new build
ing about the first Of the month.
Youngblood, Brown & Sharpe OF
Sioux Falls received cash payment
of over $4,000 to close up a 4S0acre
sale of land In Lincoln county, which
they recently sold To an Iowa man.
1t is rumored in Yankton that ii. II.
Crcssett. formerly agent in Yankton
for the United States Express compa-
ny, and Miss Fannie Carrier Of Yank-
ton, vii be married in Chicago late In
November.
News from DeSmet say that Ole w.
Johnson received the nomination or
the Republican convention for commits
siOner of the First commissioner dis
trict- Badger, Denver and Spring Lake
townships.
The tax list is an unerring barometer
of the financial condition Of the farm
ers. Douglas county's list this year Is
about one-half It's former size. The
farmers are making money and paying
.heir debts and taxes.
Walter Rodman Of Slater. Mo-,
practical jeweler. has purchased the
jewelry stock in Tfbbetts drug store at
Armour, and will conduct the business
in the future. Mr. Isodman has gone
East for large stock Of jeweiry.
William Moore has been appointed
agent Of the Cuban Land and Steam
ship Company of New York for their
land in Cuba, and will handle the foi-
lowing territory in South Dakota, VIE:
Douglas, Charles Mix and Bon Homme
counties.
LII Barnhart quietly left Aberdeen
! and returned with bride, In the per-
son of Miss Kate PITT, who has been
resident of Aberdeen for some time,
but had returned to her Potter county
home a short time ago. The marriage
took place at the residence OF Mr., anu
Mrs. Gentleman, near Hoven.
At the special city election at FIX
Point the total number of votes cast
on the question Of appropriating S2,oU
for new city buildings was only $50, VI
bare majority Of all the voters OF the
city; 80 were in favor of the appropfi'
atom. 124 voted no and 3 were thrown
| out. A new election has been ordered
Mitchell parties have commenced tne
work Of laying q cement sidewalk III
front of one Of the principal business
blocks OF that city, and the business
men Of the town have become SO Ia
vorably impressed with the new wa,k