The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-09-05
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! South Dakota
Genor-.l State New,
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Msa,n str sater mains put in on w..
The body OF a man was found =,
liver at Yankton. He had been - me
water about a month, and will ha ~ NE
to identify. W aard
Three carloads Of sheen uor,
ped from Frederick to the Ch. sup
ranch, near Sioux City, where thev als
go on feed. lucy viii
Money has been raised and ~.
cessary arrangements are bairs Ae ne
for a harvest carnival to he So, made
Gettysburg, Sept. 1926. A''u Il
Henry Shaw, one of the p,onoo,
tiers OF Bon Homme county dias 'e
the age OF seventy-two, of enlargsu.I
OF the stomach and gall stones. 'us
Cattle shipments at Ge~ttvsh,,.
tinue in such numbers that II 10 ou'
sary for the Northwestern to senS -.
extra trains almost every day. WI
Members Of the Rapid CITY fro 49,
panies and their families made IN :
excursion to Hot Springs. A loaasa
train went down, accompanied nv ~.
band. ~
Miss Maud Johnson Of Speardsh h.
been elected assistant PRINCIPAL of,h.
Terry schools, at a salary of AK ~.
month. She is a graduate of tho st ~
normal school at Spearfish.
John Wilson, who was emploved \,
Will Mansfield, a farmer, living morn.
west OF Mellette, stol ehis emplovars
horse and drove to Verdon. He W..
told at Verdon that officers were IN
his trail, and skipped.
The twelve-year-old son of Will,.u
Miles, a farmer living in Avon Snrino,
township, near Gettysburg, was killed
by lightning. The bolt struck him IN
the head, passing downward through
his body, also killing the horse he was
riding.
Three of the five delegates that Chs.
ter is entitled to send to the coming
session of the International Mining
congress at Butte have been appoint.
ed. They are w. F, Wright, II. II
Franchise and w. w. Odds. The other
two are to be named this week.
Threshing has begun again around
Frederick. after several days of damp
weather. cry little wheat has been
threshed but the yields are reported
from fifteen to eighteen bushels per
acre. Some excellent barley is com.
ing In and selling to local feeders at
80 IL cents per bushel.
Miss Cecilia Gilbertson, John A. Pc
terson and Thomas Aastrom have been
arrested at Britton on the charge Of
perjury. alleged to have been commit.
ted in May last, when testimony was
taken as Sisseton In the final proof
case Of Miss Gilbertson covering her
homestead in Marshall county.
Judge Smith has adjourned the term
Of court for Aurora and Sanborn coun.
ties until q later period. They were to
have been held in September, but, ow.
ing to the immense amount of work
the farmers have on hand, the judge
has decided to give them a chance 10
finish It before being called upon for
jury duty.
Gettysburg is crowded with land
seekers. The land agency has had two
special trains this week, and all the
other real estate offices have all the
visitors they can attend to. 1t is est
mated that over 10000 acres Ct Potter
county lands have changed hafds with
in the past few days. Land seekers
appear to consider this county a bar
gain counter" of fine farm land.
Upon motion of the prosecution, the
case Of the United States VS.. Samuel
F. Bulls, alias Samuel F. Bradley
charged with robbing the postofice q!
Frankfort, s. D., on the night OF OctS
1901, was dismissed at Sioux Falls.
Bulls demanded an immediate tria'
but, az the government could not Sc
cure an indispensable witness, the case
had to be dismissed.
The interior department has az
tached the Wind cave, near H@
Springs, to the Black Hills forest re-
serve Mr.. Bullock has received or
ders to put the ranger whose terrltoE
isenearest tie cave in charge, ana M
Bullock will visit the ave himself ma
few days to look the situation over anu
to promulgate rules and regulatom
for the guidance of tourists. He VIII
also appoint one or more official guluss
from among those most familiar WIN
the interior.
The Black Hills Mining Mems asy
citation ran an excursion from peau
wood and Lead to Sylvan lake over u0
Burlington. The party alighted nvm
the train at Custer and was driven NV
rest of the way to the lake In coacney
The accommodations of the hotel :
the lake were taxed to take carr
the number. Part of the excursionlss
remained over night and will proc.vu
to the lake in the morning. An en's,
tainment was arranged for tnem I"
Custer.
Maj. Hunt and Lieut.. Mofltt, ~
former commanding the second sgu %s
ron of the Thirteenth cavalry, anu snS
latter squadron adjutant, have a,l a,ra
at Fort Meade from Fort Asslniov., s.t
Mont. and have taken station a. t. IN
post. Troop G. Of the Thirteenth p.rt
the way there from Yellowstone Fa 90
and the transportation train Will ~
coed form there to Fort Keogn' m ! .hs
to meet 1t, as the latter part u m.ooo
journey will be across country s,sn
A, now in Yellowstone PARK, Is .sor
expected to be ordered there IN a Iii
time, and Troop L, at Fort fate' o,vht
be back before winter, making n
troops at the post, which VIII a. arch
accommodations. The practice nv.
Of the first squadron, under MAJ. the
lor,, has been abandoned. owing " "a
TRANSPORTATION train being orderea :