The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-09-19
The firm Of Fuchs & Lindgren, at
Bridgewatar, will dissolve partnership

Of new $1,000 organ.
1t is understood. that Clark parties
have purchased the hardware business
of b. A. Tibbetts at Clark.
In few days the work of stringing
the wires for the new telephone room
at Bryant will be completed.
Noble & Shaw of Mitchell are moving
their furniture store to Letcher, and
will conduct 1t there in future.
J. A. Kelly of Enterprise township,
Moody county, sold quarter section OF
land last week for $4S per acre.
At meeting of the trustees Of the
Methodist church of Plankinton it was
decided to build a new parsonage.
Hon. Bartlett Trip of Yankton is ex-
pected to deliver the address at the Old
Settlers picnic at Tyndall, Sept. 20.
w. G. McKittrick & Co., Of Kimball,
have disposed of their boot and shoe
business to F. d. Warner of that place.
o. d. Tibbetts of Geddes has sold his
drug business at that place to Bossing-
ham & Gehu, who have taken posses
sion.
The wcodman lodge at Wentworth
has been Incorporated. in order that 1t
may have a legal standing and own
property.
The Gam Valley hotel has again
changed hands. Philip and Frank Hol-
ger have rented it, and will act as land
lords in future.
The fall term of Huron college will
open in two weeks. The attendance
promises to he much larger than in any
previous year
tow
miles south OF Tyndall, was seriously
injured by being run over by load or
hay. She is improving.
Murphy Bros. & Conley of Water
town have opened a branch dry goods
store at Henry. The new store will be
in charge Of Mr.. Nelson.
Alex. H. Prose and Miss Nellie M.
Barker well known residents OF the
northern part Of Beadle county, were
married by Rev. ]. P. Jenkins.
Otto Peemiller, x-United States mar
shall of South Dakota and wife, who
left for Europe few weeks ago, are at
present sojourning in Sweden.
c. A. Ray, interested with other par
ties, has purchased the Rival roller mill
at Bridgewater OF c.. II. Parker, and
will in future operate It.
At Hotch City. in the interior Of the
ceded Sioux lands, west of Chamber
lain, potatoes are selling for 81 BUSH
ell, being higher in rrice than peaches.
The state treasurer has received q
draft for $4,000 from the general gov
errment to apply on the fund for MAIN
tenance Of the state agricultural college.
The best yield Of oats reported any
| In Ia O. tot au y~oic hxr a.
than Pierce, Mcpherson county farm
err 1t averaged sixty-three bushels per
acre.
DIR. e. Klavness of Sanford, Norway,
a surgeon in the royal navy, is spend
ing a portion of his six-months' fur.
Tough with his cousin, r.. o. Richards,
in Huron.
| The people of Pukwana are complain-y
! ing of a shortage of suitable dwellings
houses. Several families have been urff
able to move to town on account of thet
shortage.
| So rapid has been the increase in the
number Of children of school age at
Freeman that the school facilities have
had to be increased by the addition OF
another room.
F. H. Holton has completed an arte-
sian well at Riverside cemetery, Huron.
1t is little more than 800 feet deep, a
three-inch bore, and furnishes an am
pie flow of water.
G. s. Dixon of Alexandria has sold his
interest in the LAWYER house at that
place to Nelson Van Tassel of Fair
view, who, with James Turley, will con-
duct the hotel in future.
The DeSmet band has received an
equipment of new uniforms, which will
be worn by the band daring it's stay at
the state fair at Yankt6n, where 1t has
been engaged to play.
A gun club he's been organized at Lo-
retta, with the following officers: Pres
ident, J. A. Gould; secretary. Frank
McLane; treasurer, p. Pfaltzgraff; field
ctptain, Stephen Oliver.
Mrs. Owen n. Tibbetts of Geddes will
make an exhibit of twenty paintings at
the state fair. Mrs. Tibbetts is an art
list of no mean ability, and her pictures
will be one of the features of the fair.
Vacant dwelling houses at Mitchell
are rapidly filling up. While many res
licences have been erected this season,
it is said that fully 100 more could very
easily have been rented at good figures. 3
1t was proposed to hold the annual
convention of the Hutchinson county
Sunday SCHOOL, association at Olivet
this month. but, for various reasons.
the convention mas been postponed until
next spring.
Freight receipts at the Parkston sta
tion during the past thirty days have
aggregated $.645.SS The receipts for
last week were $4,000, the heaviest re-
ceipts for onesweek N the history of the
station.
st. Luke's; hospital, at Aberdeen. Is
practically completed, and 1T is expect
l,A L. Ok. a.