The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
SOUTH DAKOTA +
STARIHA IN THE HILLS

SOUTH DAKOTA (
, sTARlHA IN THE HILLS
Reception for the New Bishop-Much In.
terest In the Installation.
LEAD, S. Dover a. hundred leading
citizens have been appointed on a COM
mittee of reception in honor Of the Rt. !
Rev. J. N. Stariha, the new bishop of the
Lead diocese, who Is expected to arrive
from st. Paul to-day, to take up his resi-
dence. The installation is arousing much
interest," and people will be in attendance
from all parts of western South Dakota.
The railroads have granted low transport
tation rates. The exercises will be held
in st. Patrick's Catholic church.
The November meeting Of the Black
Hills Mining Mems association was held
here this week and was largely attended.
The association numbers nearly 200 rep
resentative mining men from the three
mineral bearing counties of the Hills, as
we'll as number of honorary members
from outside states John Batchford of
Terry, superintendent Of the mines of the
Golden Reward company, delivered an
address on the siliceous ore occurrence of
the Bald mountain region, with which he
Is more familiar than any one in the
country. .7%.
Preparations We're made to entertain
the members of the Executive committee
of the American Mining congress, which
is to hold a. meeting in Deadwood and
Lead Dec. Is for the purpose of. arrang-
ing for the 1903 session Of the congress
to be held in the Black Hills. The Min
ing Mems association will meet on the
night OF the executive committee meeting
and will present several interesting fea-
lures. * a.,.., -
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J PIERRE, S. D.-Alice Dynes Feuling,,
professor of domestic science at the agri-
cultural college, has been experimenting
upon the bread qualities. of macaroni
wheat and is meeting with success. She
SEM u loaf Of the bread to Governor Her.
reid. who pronounces it to; be excellent.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
for the Stocknan's Supply. company at
Pierre, with capital of 5000, 200; the
Home School of Animal Industry and
Agriculture, at Pierre, with a capital of
100000; the Western Mining and Milling
company, at; Pierre, with capital Of
$1.000000; the United Ruby Gold Mining
company. at Deadwood, with a capital of
$2.500000;' the Consumers Cooperative
Ice company at Pierre, with a capital of
$3.50, 000.-Range reports Indicate that
the calf crop is only about normal for
the past year, where a large increase was
looked for on account of the mild weather
of last winter. All stock is starting into
the winter In first-class shape.-Governor
Herreid granted a requisition on the gov
ernor of Minnesota for Frederick Zoble,
wanted in Brown county on a charge of
obtaining property under false pretenses.
CANTON, S. D.-The socialist party
promoters. in LINCOLN, county are greatly
encouraged by the vote cast for their
ticket lin this county and state. and the
strength shown by the party in New York
and other states: For the first time the
county is to be organized. speakers are
to, be put in the, field and early in the
coming year work will be commenced for
the presidential contest Of 1904. The idea
of forming a thorough county organiza-
ton is being encouraged from the ma
tional headquarters which will nut UP
some money. 1t is believed by the follow
ers, of socialism here: that converts
enough can be made before the next cleo:
ton to make it possible, with the aid of
prohibitionists, democrats and dissenting
republicans, to. elect some of the county
officers. :~.'~ 80
-TYNDALL, S. DIV. j. Robinson. re-
publican candidate for superintendent Of
schools, has decided to. contest the cleo
ton of E. D. Wood, the democratic candi-
date. Robinson and Wood tied, each re-
| ceiving Lib votes, but the county com
missioners gave four democrat c-social-
istic votes to Wood: Robinson has en-
gagged counsel and the contest promises to
be, an Interesting ,one.-Norbeck & Mich
olson artesian4 well drilers. have com :
pleted> a well at Wagner is a four
inch and is nearly 800: feet deep. The flow
is good. The firm shipped it's outfit to
Springfield where 1t will put down an
I other well. Judge %. G. Smith Of Yank :
ton will hold "a regula term Of court here
beginning Tuesday, Deg ?: ~ 81.
/ SPEARFIsH, s. D.-The first issue of
The Normal, monthly publica ton edited
by students of the state normal school.
4 has been mailed Gerald A. Terrence IS
editor in chief; Miss Winnifred A Pack
ard, business nanag ger; O. C. Wilson, tn
letic editor: Miss Ella, Toomey, exchange
editor; Miss Mollie Macarthur, society edi-
tor In addition to these each class has
representatives. on the staff, e ~ ~ q
bsscENTERvlLLE,Gs. D::TWo years ago
Norris steadman sold a farm of I 70 acres,
for $4,000, James McGinn,, the purchaser,
! paying $1,000 down and being granted time
| on the remainder. ~ The farm has lust
been sold at publiessale for $65.75 an acre
or an aggregate Of $11, 374. rs, for the entire
tract. Thus 1t sold at auction for $5,374.75
more than it was sold for at a regular
sale two years ago. -, -! RI T. +:
| ALExANDRIA,4s s. DIP: H. Mcdonald,
an old resident Of this county, was picked
up in a dying condition on one of the
streets Of this city last evening, dying
shortly afterward Apaplexy was, the
cause, the stroke occur ring while he was
riding alone in an open buggy. He leaves
o wife and eight children. =. 3. Z.
YANkToN;- S. D.-Anton Gliech OF
Lakeport, was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of .assaulting 2-year- old girl
4 There are threats of lynching. The child
may die. RI III S5 l q 81 !.
i Since the dismissing of the murder cases