The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-09-12
South: Dakota
General State New,
Photographed.

Harry Bloomhall has nurch..,'
Barnes hotel at Mellette, and SS, the
sumo immediate possession VIII a.
The state land department h.,
OUT eleven patents to final purch. sent
OF state lands in Union county uaSen
Mary, the fifteen-year old
of Tony Koch of Salem. Voc 'usaler
by lightning and instantly kil1eo 'aust
Levi Everlin was found deoa.-.
Burlington railroad track at " us
and is supposed to have been aerfy
by a train. s0ucs
Wheat is yielding as high as ~.
ty-five bushels per acre aroma nc mn
Corn needs two weeks of warm waasa I'
or to mature. "es1at
The Tyndall school board h,.
gagged Miss Wolfe of Tifin, Ohio -. %
assistant in the high school in n,.s WV
Miss Edith Sedgwick, resigned,
Henry Shaw, one of the pioneo,
tiers of BonHomme county d;od y, PEI
week at the age of seventy.two -. as'
largement OF the stomach and ..n
stones. sAa
Within a week or two Fred William.
will commence the erection ~ n.
hotel building at Mitchell. II will -
three stories above ground and ,;s
cost $3.50 OO.
Mrs. Albert H. Perkins. vbo -.
made her home in Mitchell for H.
past year, has left with her three it'll
boys for the Philippine islands IN III,
her husband there.
Work has been commenced at ArtA
sian on an artesian well, which is n.
signed to furnish the people Of ,h.,
place with water for fire protection
and domestic purposes.
Hunting & Co.'s elevator at Menno
which was damaged by the hurricane
of June "a last, is being repaired and
placed in condition to handle its shar.
Of the grain crop this fall.
Three months tuition free ar the
Sioux Falls Business College. SiouY
Falls, S. Oak. if you enter this week
Send for catalogue.
The Aberdeen council, at its last
meeting, ordered the construction d
cement sidewalks on several more
streets, making a total of several miles
of new walk, to be built as rapidly q
consistent.
An addition Is being built to the
public school building at Central CITY,
20x40 feet. The contract was let BY
the board to Mullen & Mum of Dead
wood, and it is to be completed in
time for the beginning of school in
September.
G. A. Perley, government weather
observer at the Flandreau station, re-
ports 9.SS inches of rain for August
This is the greatest amount in any
one month in the history Of the bureau
at this place.
Three boys, Ingvald Lovre, Eben
Rud and Gerhard Anderson, have been
arrested at Toronto and held to the
next term of court to answer to the
charge of having maliciously destroyed
farm machinery.
Mrs. Anna Morris Clark, wife Of Dr.
E. C. B. Clark, presiding elder OF TIE
Black Hills Methodist conference, ng
been engaged by the Deadwood boae
of education to teach Delsarte ane
physical culture in the public schools
the coming year.
Work on the new grain elevator o
the McCaul-Webster company, "
Lesterville, is nearing compleuon' au
the company will soon be buying gram
at that place. The building was oula
to replace a similar structure WnNA
was destroyed by fire a few weeks as'
The new primary school building y
Britton is nearing completion, wnta
will permit two high school grades y
the old building. The school boalaD
being commended for its determ.u
ton to give the boys and girls wv
more years of schooling than uV
have heretofore received.
Extensive Improvements are OeI
made on the Groton depot bullalns :
the Milwaukee company. Inc ps
form on two sides of the BUILDING J.
been torn away, and the freigat Nv.
will be moved westward, to MAKE
for a new waiting room.
The residents of Garden CITY 49,
forwarded a petition to the p0s. 10 /,
general, asking that a postohlcs, ,ol.aa
Gated there, and naming Jonn w. W.
for the office. The canvass sno m.d
that 800 persons would recelse ns.A
there who are now getting II ., usns
wood and other places severai
distant. M
Because of the resignation ana y
parture from Artesian OF h.nt
Wheeler, of the Artesian stave u;,d
the institution has been reols taa
and it's capital stock Increases ~
: 5000 to $40, 900. New ofnceIs . 4
elected, as follows: Preslden'u ma M
Willard; vice president, l.. "A
er; cashier, D. M. Cline.
Jas. H. Mcfarland died At the n'I
of his daughter, Mrs. N. G. loS rs,uI
spearfsh, aged seventy-nlne ,:ss,sI
Old e and a.complication OF sorn b
caused his death. He was 1mefa
Belfast, Ireland, came 70 40 pl,dI
when q young man and 10 chidr1
Hills in 1878. Several otne,
are residing in the Black Illus
A stack OF barley, owned oy = n
and William Arnold also w. poupD1
stack. Fred Kerstin. Reuben md N
and Leonard Jones lost nose ouned
tie, and windmills on farms YoDe
william Schroepal and Frau house
were shattered. A schooi ~ dept