The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
SOUTH DAKOTA

PIERRE, S. D.-Articles of incorpora-
ton have been filed for the Carbonator
Reduction company at Pierre, with u
capital of $200,000; the La Palma Mining
company at Huron, with a. capital of
$l,ooo,ooo; the Rockhill Prospective Min
ing company at PieFre.i with a capital of
$3.50, 1000; the Georgia Portland Cement
company at Pierre, with capital of
s1,5o0.o0; the Sunset, Creamery COM
pany at Pierre, with capital
OF 100000; the Southwestern Land
and immigration company at Yank-
ton, with a capital of $500, 600; the South
land company at Pierre, with a capital of
100000; the Green Mountain Mining com
pany at Pierre, with 2 capital Of $1,000,-
0oo; the" Star and Crescent company at
Pierre, with a capital of 500 900; the
Michigan Kentucky Oh company at
at Pierre, with a capital Of $780, 0O0 the
Sour Lake Oil company at Pierre, with
capital OF 100000: the Southern Metal
manufacturing company at Huron, with a
capital Of 100000; the Glenn Ellyn In
stltut1onal Alliance, at Pierre, with a
capital of $1,O00,OOO; the Thunder Noun
TAIN G1ld Mining company at Mlbank,
With capital Of $4,000, 900; the National
security Improvement company at Huron,
with a capital Of So 900, OOO
VERMILLIoN, S. D.--Miss Agnes Pat
to succeed Mrs. Margaret Maynard at the
head OF the art department of the univer-
slty. Mrs. Maynard resigned-The mem
oers OF the Methodist church have lately
purchased handsome pipe organ. 1t is
being put in position this week, and on
Tuesday evening 1t will be properly dedi-
Gated with a recital by Professor F. H
Wright Of Omaha. The instrument costs
about s3,500.-Four rural routes now &c
OUT from Vermillion, the fourth having
peen started this week with Ray Vaughn
as carrier. The hour for leaving the post
office was recently changed from 7:3(
a. M to 1870 a. m. This does not sui,
the patrons, and a petition to go back t.
the early hour has been sent to the au.
thorities.-Although the republican con.
Vent1on turned down o. w. Thompson fol
state senator from Clay county, he is to.
day one of the foremost leaders in the
party. Under his direction a fine club
room has been purchased. which will here
after be known as Republican Headquar
G. N. Herreid $50 majority. On Tuesday
last he received a majority of s46
ROCKFORD, S. D.-Percy Train ant
four eastern friends have returned from
hunting trip to the head of Little Rap.
Id creek, bringing thirteen deer, the re-
suit Of three days shooting. Four Of the
deer were bucks, and their combined
weight was $50 pounds. Many deer ar,
found in the Black Hills this year ane
big kills are reported daily
BELLE FoURcHE, S. D.-Benjami,
f. Teal, a prominent business man ant
member Of the firm of Teal & Bennett
owners of the grist MILL died of asthma
He had been prominent in Odd Fellow
work, and was at one time grand maste
| for South Dakota.
! WATERFOWL, S. D.-Much interes
is being taken in the fall term Of circui
court for this county,; which will conven
on Tuesday. The term IS expected to b.
long one. Among the. criminal case
are several Of Importance. -.~. $780,
| LEAD, S. D.-Miss Pearl CUNNINGHAM
was an arrival in Lead from Kansas CITY
and few minutes after alighting from
the train was married to Robert Hunter
passenger conductor on the Elkhorn rail
| road. .s.-.sl y
HOWARD, s. D.-The new waterwork
system, placed In operation few day
ago, Is found to be first class in ever
particular. There is an ample supply q
water. - Pr, 49,. .s,;.. 80 -