The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-09
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ELK POINT IS. On. Hoffman & Son
are closing out their entire stock of gem
eral merchandise. Mr.. Hoffman has been
in business here over thirty years and
started the first hardware store, in Da-.
kota territory. Failing health is the rea-
son of the sale.-J. r. Mccoy of Lanark.
ILL.,, bought the Joseph Lorang place Of 10s
acres. two miles south of town, last week.
He will move here in the spring.-Howard
Mosier, a breeder of thoroughbred Short
horns, has q sale on Thursday of fifteen
COWS and thirty head Of young stock four
miles south of the city. Some of this
stock is registered and the rest is, high
grade.--Fcur new rural mail routes We're
started last week out of Akron, Iowa. two
Of them running over into Union county,
South Dakota.-C. J. Johnson of Sioux
Valley has been offered $65 an acre for his
farm ~
| RAPID CITY, S. D.--After four sen-
| sons in the mining region about Nome.
M. H. Williams, an old settler of the
| Black Hills, has returned to spend the
winter at home. He left Nome OF. the
! last boat for Seattle. Mining in north
western Alaska is reaching an established
! basis. Mr.. Williams witnessed a clean7
up at the Hot Air hydraulic works on AM
vii creek near Nome that resulted In $75.-
| 900 after twenty four hours run. This
was, taken from seventy-fve square feet.
|
| Solomon river, where ore has been found
Of astonishing richness. Fourteen miles
! from Cape York stream tin has been dis
| covered and is being worked extensively.
kiMBALL, S. D.-Judge Jones of Sioux
Falls. has ruled against Trustee j. Z.
! Davis in the bankruptcy of M. M. Novot-
ny Of this place. in the effort Of Davis to
| force twenty seven creditors who served
attachments on NovOtny's property before
the bankruptcy. t, refund the property OF
its equivalent. There are. nearly 100 credit
ors. in all, their claims amounting to $780,
900, while the property, all Of which was
taken by attachments, was valued at $14,-
500. The trustee will appeal to the South
Dakota supreme court. r.
HOT SPRINGS S. D.-Mrs. A. J. KEEL
= lar, wife Of Colonel A. J. Kelar, died
after g. few days illness of pneumonia
Colonel Relar is we'll known Throughout,
the state, and Mrs. Kellar was state
regent.5of the d. A.: r. society. She was
also an active club woman, and was vice
president of the Shakspere club of this
place. One son Is a member of the Law
firm of Moody, Kelar & Moody at Dead
: wood, another is in the employ Of thu
Mallory Commission company at Siou.
-. City. Colonel Kelar was distinguished
confederate colonel.
HURON, S. D.-Attorneys Sterling Q
Redfield and Goodner Of Pierre, wit
other officers Of the South Dakota Bar as
; sociation,7 are preparing a program for tn
) annual meeting of the association to b
held in Pierre during the session Of tn
: legisature.-In spite of the fact that on
of the largest and best creameries in tn
state is in this city, and is doing a larg
, business. Huron merchants handle i'm
mense quantities of butter from the Iro
quols creamery. The output of the tw
, creameries is not sufficient to meet the de
5 mands for the best grades Of butter.
BELLE FoURCHE, S. D.-The officer
have arrested Jesse Bogue, who is be
: lieved to have been involved in numerous
robber1es the last few months In eacl
instance the victim was in state of in
; toxication. A decoy was set and Bogu,
: was caught. A young man was given :
: roll Of bills and instructed to approach
Bogue. Stimulating intoxication. Bogu,
went through the young mans pockets a
the first opportunity and was caught be
u fore he could conceal the money. -
?DEADWOOD, S. .D.-George Arm a.
: Indian from Rosebud reservation, wa
. brought to Deadwood in the custody o
John Bedding, deputy United State
), marshal. and is being, held for the actio
.. Of the federal grand jury on the charg
of horse stealing. He had preliminar
: hearing before United States Commits
=, sioner Nelson. He is alleged to hav
, stolen horse belonging to another In
DIAM, -
|,
= SPRINGFIELD S. DIV. A. Glasne1
= who has been filing an editorial position
e on the staff Of the Springfield Times l1a
A. departed for Tyndall, where he will as
e sumo the management Of the lynda
e Tribune. :.
t SCOTLAND, S. D.-Levi Beck, who ha
i been employed in a local barber shop, APP
e pears to be the only heir to a s4OO 90
= estate in Chicago. He has departed 70
d Chicago to look up the matter