The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-11-15

South Dakot1
General State ~
rarasraph.

NiIl mas been appo,,...
master at kranzburg, cod pUaased
ty' vice G. G.. Green, res;sn assoa
Bonds will be voted upon :.
preaching election, not ~ at "
for a new jail for Butte oo ,nessa
One shipment Of poultry ~
aai, consisted of 5000 chick ,sva
ana geese The shipment hllss
Pensions granted: 1oh.
Lead, S.; war with Spain 'r pa, Dq
Beresford, Sc; Albert M Ts,.s Sss
Stone. $40. ial@t
eapt: Sam Larson Of Yanktn
returning his commission IN W.
has conducted a livery ue
Manila, p. 1. 'uS'aer
Rev. ]. Knoll has arrives
deem from Dell Rapids to
pastorate of the German Iaa1
church in that city.
Mrs. Maud Benedict, nre.,,.
pekah assembly, and Mrs. Crsa
phen, past president, are vis,.'.
lodges in the southern portion !.
state.
John N. Hakgood Of Lead
served two terms in the stair i.
ture, was married to Mrs. Jenni. \
er OF Terry. Rev. j. H. Dodsbm1
ciating.
Rev. j. w. Peterson, who for -
year has filled the position ~
Of the M. r. church at Kimbar NJ
parted for Clear Water, MINI. F
he has been assigned.
The principal cities of the Blact
are planning a lecture course n
order for the coming winter. n
consist Of musical entertainment
lectures by prominent persons.
Mrs. B. Thesis at her home 4
miles south of Wentworth succuu
to an asthmatic trouble with vhkh
had been afflicted for many Year,
ceased was seventy-seven years Il
A man drove a livery team irb
country and pushed the horses 20
on the return trip to Aberdeen
one Of them dropped dead near
and the other was saved only BY
exertion.
County Superintendent Hartnnk
Brown county had twenty appun
for teachers certificates at the en-,
alton, and he states that he Is ~
need of some teachers for dedj
schools.
Woodward 6 Company, one Il
oldest and hest known grain and 6
mis- sion houses in Minneapolis and
luth, are sending their cuctomeTs I
of the most attractive medalliCn
have ever seen. 1T Is a profile lika
Of President Mckinley, made BY
chemigraph process, done in white u
dark background.
A prairie fire near Roslyn potua|
In Day county, destroyed In the nd1
borhood of $50 tons Of hay, about
tons Of which belonged to one y
The fire is supposed to have been SO
ed by a thresher engine.
A.. j. Kellam and family Of the .
van hotel at Woonsocket have ~
their hotel property for a farm in s@1
ern Missouri. The new proprletal
the hotel will be c. c. Key, who cog
from Mountain Grove, Mo.
Only four votes were cast agains
proposition to sell the town nav
Clear Lake, and accordingly the pY
ing has been sold to S. K. LaWsM
the sum of ST. 900. The structure
be remodeled into a fine store pulu5
Work has commenced on the i
struction of a new Catholic cnuisa
Arlington. This will make the ~
church edifce in the town. anu
church building will be erecsa
spring by the Church OF CHRISTI /
pie.
Clarence r. Tilton of Sioux CHA
was formerly employed as a ofs1H
on the Northwestern railroad ana
Yankton his home, has been man
Miss Sylvia Howard, dausnlef =
and Mrs. Livingston Howard "
ton county.
President Warren has announ0"
other $500 pledge for the fals'.
lege gymnasium fund. Enousn Mi
is now on hand to pay for tne ~. n
though several thousand oolia,s
needed to furnish it in an
manner.
A franchise will soon %
Deadwood for furnishing
Allan Mcdowell and John IneOo.
councilmen, have returned llvM
and points in Iowa, where w. I
ined the workings of the plaI IN
proposed company. Gasolen'
used. Z
Harry c. Green of Wheaai n
has been appointed teac enc
Pierre Indian school at sovv W., n
Miss Bertha B. Spooner o. p,re ri
N. s.. assistant matron at f'r I'm
at $500 a year, and MIS- ~
thompson Of New York cl'
Pine Ridge at $500 a year.
We can but commend tnn Using VI!
which has kept any .hs ~
from the margin "a IS 4
of this firm to it's custonle,S and
as their souvenirs are unlqu. ,ad|
Or opriate, they should n
patronage. .1
During the month of ootooe, y N
erdeen land office recei a,Is. a
stead entries, covering aofa. u
There were 80 homestead p ~ crlss
$50 acres and thirteen t1at,d d
proofs, on 1850 acres. In iso sold
and excuses, GA acres "eie q
Pat Hand was badly i 11uion %
accident at his farm in un rorn u
last week. He was husking ne y
field. and had started for Iines
with a load, when one OF start