The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-08-28
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South Dakota
General State News
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he lived for twenty-five years I.
lorted TO nave been killed by An 80
dent In the Bingham mine, in Utah.
The Deadwood board Of education m,
build q new school house in The a..
ward, to have eight rooms with acco.-
nodations for 400 pupils. 1t is to he 49,.
stories high and modern Throughout
Some one. in spirit of malice hl.,
up most of the reaping machinery !,
Fritz Berger. at Whitewood, with DIV.
Mantle. Other machinery was soma.
what damaged. causing loss OF sever.
al hundred dollars.
Thomas Burns and James Andrews
arrested at Aberdeen for holding up ana
robbing William SmerBng and Fellr
Leshmer. after shooting at Smerline
and breaking his leg, have been bound
over for assault with intent to kill
Two inches OF rain fell at WATERFOWL
recently. During the storm lightning
struck the large stock barn OF A. a
Ellis, and 1t burned, with several tons
OF hay. The loss was 81, 500; insurance
81 900. Twenty-Five head of stock in the
barn were saved.
James McCusick has reached Lead
from his Alaskan trip, and will remain
there until next spring, when he will
return to Nome. where the Cape Nome
Hydraulic company, of which he q
president. is operating. Mr.. Cusick says
II was a good season at Nome, the tun.
dra being dry, making it possible for
Lrospectors 20 travel about the country
with unusual ease.
Large shipments or range cattle are
being made daily from Evarts. The
| Shodly Cattle company has shipped
nifty cars. The Lake, Lamb & Shodly
will ship $50 cars next week. Tn.
steamboat Iowa will be brought there to
assist In the crossing. The town is full
of cartlemen looking for feeders. sups
C. II. Scott and Freight Agent J. A
Mcdonald of the Milwaukee are direct
ing the shipments for the road.
The county treasurer of Beadle coun-
~ is trying to collect a tax OF about
81, 900 from Maris Taylor, receiver for
the Building and Loan Association Of
/ Dakota, the claim being that, as his
place OF residence Is Huron, the associ-
alton wos liable for the tax. no matter
where the $4,000 assets then in his pos
session, were deposited. 1t is alleged
that the assets on which II is sought TO
collect the tax were deposited In Aber-
deem, the home OF the corporation, and
that X taxes are to be paid, they sssuld
be paid to Brown county.
Amos Yellow Hawk. q graduate Of
Carlisle, met and fell in love with Mary
Ann Big Woman, the wife of chief, at
Scalp Creek, near Oacoma. Mrs Big
Woman reciprocated his affections. and
they proceeded to disregard the fact
that both were married and had fami-
lies, and decided to elope. Relays Oh
ponies were arranged, and all made
ready for the most rapid Sioux transls.
tine night Amos went 10 the tepee Of
his adored, and she. Guiding the tradi'
tional vigilance Of her band, slipped out,
and the Two left for parts remote from
Scalp Creek, where both resided. They
had not counted on the speed of the tel
ephcne, and both were caught.
A petition asking that William B.
Redburn & Son be adjudged inyolun-
tary bankrupts, has been filed in the
United States courts at Sioux Falls oy
wyman, Partridge * Co. of Minneapo-
rs. Several sensational allegations are
! made in the position. The Minneapolis
company says the finn is indebted TO IL
In the sum Of $1,000. The most serious
allegation Is that, on July IL, the mem
bers OF the firm, with purpose and m
tent to defraud creditors" formed
themselves into a corporation, whiSn
was named the Redburn Grocery COM
psny. The stock In trade of Redburn
& Son is alleged to have been trans
ferred to the Redbdrn Grocery compa'
ny, which executed and delivered to JOE
| Kirby, a local attorney, chattei mort
gage covering the property.
Three months tuition free at the
Sioux Falls Business College, Sioux
Falls, S. d., IL you enroll September =.
Write for catalogue.
Slowly but surely chain OF evidence
Is being established at Vermilllon
against II. P. Gilmore which is mol
merely circumsetI.tial, and which 2
little later is likely TO send him to the
| penitentiary. The Butterick Publish.
ing company has at last been hearn
from. A. f. Nicholson. general vest
ern manager. was in Vermillion, 70
Identify Gilmore either as one OF tne
company's agents or as fraud. The
meeting at the jail did not last long
Upon an inquiry by the manager as y
whether Gilmore was connected witl
the Butterick company in any way, I'M
reply was that he never was an agent
md had never represented himself y
be. Although Mr.. Nicholson can no.
recall where. he Is positive he has seer
the man OF many aliases before. From
Bristol and Waubay inquiries NAYS
been received. At the former place MIS-
Fauhney was swindled, and at the lat'
ter, on July 3d. NESS M. Maloney signee
q contract and paid her money. Botl
want chance at Gilmore when Clay
county gets through with him.
William Rehhcld is preparing for TN
construction of an apartment house O
large size in Aberdeen. The buildins
will probably be leased from grounc
floor TO roof before the foundation u
completed.
| Judge Garland. OF the United States
court, at Aberdeen, has ordered the ma
discharge of Maris Taylor. as receives
OF the Building and Loan association
fxing his compensation at $500 pe'
year, for two yeart and nine months
J and $500 for expenses. The court als'
/ 0rdarAd that q o1Q ~ ,naid IN the treas