The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-19

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construction az Springfield, making
three AT tina: place.
| III. II. patts ana Stanley l.. Vanway
have purchased the store of Hornhy
| Bros. as Egan.
Threshing reports continue to show
| fourteen to eighteen bushels par acre
yields around the country.
Ludwig Hellwig has sold bis fTli-
| turc store and hotel prosperity at Memo
TO Christopher ID. Heckenlaible.
Miss Glide of Huron, sister of Mrs.
ShanafeIr. is laid up with n broken
arm, sustained by falling down.
Material has arrived for the new tel
cphone line from Marion Junctis'Y TO-
Springfield. and through Trip to Ar
mour.
J. III. Bushnell of Bushnell, Brook
ings county has sold his stock of gen
| eral merchandise to II. A. Gray, who
has already assumed contrOl!
The second story addition to "A.
Shrubs store ut WoGnsocket IL nearing
completion II is built Of Sioux Falls
granite and will be IN ornament to
the town.
lie SpIbVtlIfiWT tuttit ltpiii
Pierre amounted To 1876 cars, as against
rs for August. II is expected that the
October shipments will outnumber
those for September.
Jake Luff OF Orriey township suffered
the loss of number of stacks OF
wheat by fire recently. There seems to
be no question but that the fire was
the work Of ar incendiary.
Principal Savers OF the Diamondville
school who WIS eriCd before Justice
Rosenburg for severely whipping Ten
ME and Nellie Marshall, two of his
pupils. AMI fined so and. costs, will
appeal.
At NermiIlion Judge Smith sentenced
Mrs. Kate Rabine To one year at hard
In Dor for mayhem. The use of concen-.
trated I've has cost Mcintyre his eve
sight The woman charged Mcintyre
with being tie fTuher of her child.
W. II. Pierce IN old soldier living
about eight miles west of Woonsocket,
was thrown from a wagon because Of
the seat not being securely fastened.
Two, of Ills ribs were broken and he
was, otherwise seriously injured.
JOHN Kiter. .Tr., son of McCoCk
county farmer: mide n bank of an old
shoe, which, for greater security, was
placed in Tie liny i'm his fathers barn.
The barn burned the other night and
With 1T all tile young mans money.
j. d. Park. living one mile east or
Hritton ara the most extensive farmer
in the county. was thrown out of his
buggy anu lad his shoulder and two
ribs BROKEN Will. his injuries are
serious, it is not Thought they are fatal.
An experiment. in being made at the
government fish hatchery in Spearfish
to raise Colorado trout. About $4,000
trout from the, Colorado station are be-
ing fed tliere and ms soon rs they are
large enough they will be turned out
into THE streams in the Northern hills.
A special from Miner county states
that from among tine soldier boys sent
from that county TO Manila Ga per
cent died or wer~ killed. Plankinton
furnished nine boys for the regiment
and two were Killed and one died-333h
per cent.
The trial OF +. ri. Troch, charged
with shipping wild game from tie state
in violation of the game law. was tried
at WATERFOWL hy jury. which found,
the defendant guilty and the court i'm
posed fine of $50 and costs amount
ing to $50.
South Dakota farmers are figuring
on gathering i'm at least $l6,O00OOO'
from the sale Of their wheat alone this
fall The owner of South Dakota
farm isn't in the least bit interested in
the recent lead and zinc boom in Mis-
souri,. and he smiles Il sarcastic smile
whenever any one mentions the KlOn-
dixie.
John Rabush. who for the past seven
years has been an employe OF widow
lady named Moritz, seven miles north
Of Vermillion, disappeared from that
city. and it is feared he has been the
victim Of foul play. Rabnsh went to
Vermillion recently and drew $50 from
the bank, which. with $50 he already
had, he intended paying for STOCK he
had purchased for feeding.
Charles +. Hirsch and f. III. Rirsch.
hardware and farm implement dealers
OF Trip, were before United states
Commissioner White Of Yankton,
charged with violating the Internal rev
| enue laws in failing to atiix revenue
stamps to negotiable notes Ii was the
result of erroneous construction OF the
law, and not an effort to escape pay
ing the war revenue tax. They were
fined $40 and costs.
An accident which came near proy
| ing fatal befell Miss Myrtle Mills of
Huron. who teaches school few miles
! in the country. While driving home
her horse became frightened and ran
away. throwing Miss Mills from the
buggy against barbed wire fence.
dragging her some distance on the
wires. Her face. breast and neck were
badly cut and her clothing torn. DR..
FoXton, who dressed the wounds. is of
the opinion she will recover il blood
poisoning does not ses in.
| The state encampment of the Union
Veteran association completed it's woriS
at Watertown and elected the follow
ing officers: Il. q. Pierce. Natertown.
comma ndcr; il. ID. Jennings, Pierre.