The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-12-26
5000 ~ y
South Dako11
General STATE S.p |
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me trustees of Alceste, -
chased three lots, unon aa'vj
proposed to erect a water , sa,s
Paul Kleeman, owner ana
OF the Kleeman hotel a. uC pm
OF apoplexy. He was n e :,
enterprising men Of the TOW,
Mrs; George Stanley shot :.
herself at Springfield.
rangement was probably I ~
herself. C!
Lake Preston lodge, |.
elected the following Officer.
George Mason; v. G., Joss0l
secretary, l.. S. Brooks; trs..,s.
J.. Bates; trustee, N. P Bush
s. H. Wright, an attornev =
vile, formerly states stto.A
Brule county, has been nl.csa
penitentiary, where he viii -.
year for embezzlement.
J. 0. Gustafson, a brsk.n,,
special freight, missed his fooH,s
he stepped from a cabooss =
lngs, and fell under the tr,is
Ing one foot badly. His par.,.s
near Arlington.
A. j. Knight, proprietor !, =.
Vincent hotel at Flandreau. h.
the Flandreau house Of Charla.
MIR. Knight intends to close r.
place, which will leave Flandrs.s.
but one hotel. The consider,t,,.
$500.
A contract has been let a,
building of an armory for JTrooe
Deadwood. The building will
property OF the troop, sufficient
having been pledged by memb.r
others to pay for it. The dimas.s5
will be 70x40 feet.
Circuit court convened at Bal,a !
che, Judge William G Rice pre,Sl
There will be seven criminal y
the most important Of which i
against George Mccoy, charged \
the murder OF a man named MIR
Camp Crook, last September.
The county commissioners q
nehaha county have instructal +
states attorney to investigstA I
cases Of persons who are in the
hospital for insane at Yankton Il
expense Of the taxpayers Of that al
ty, some OF whom, it is said, have
atives OF abundant means
Fred B. Smith of Hecla, grand
ter workman OF the A.. o. U. W. r.
sided during the ~initiatory cerenu
at the admission of a class Of niH
to Hope lodge, of Lead. Lead hS 7
strongest A. 0. U. w. lodge II q
state, and the total insurance unh1
by members is $1,700,000.
George Fl. Few Of Flandreau, "
was elected to the state senate 1t U
last election, has been appointed ~
master at Flandreau. A vancany q
CURED by the death of P. w. Carr. II
Few intends to leave the Office n =
hands Of the Carr family until Mari
1904, when Mr.. Carr's term would ~!
expired.
A meeting of the Interdenoninaba!
al Church federation was held at !
ron. Rev. w. H. Thrall is presto
and Rev. e. H. Grant secretary. L
topics considered were Legislation, q
operation and evangelism. Anotaa
meeting will be held Jan. q, mace ;
Of five delegates from each eyansell;
denomination. d
Two privates of the Thirteenth =!
airy at Fort Meade, broke INTO . ~
ware store in Sturgis and took REV.:
ers and some money. They wefs y
covered in a dance hall. Tney o.
twice at the officers, retreauns ~
vacant shed. One of them was "
in the leg, and both are IN Jal -
charge of burglary. i
Much interest was manifested u v
examination of Ed Fay, at sunni.
charged with having started one
destructive fires last October, ans ,
John Seiski, who, it is alleged, ~
fire on the same date, which isss. j
In the loss of two lives -.
struction of much property. =. "
bound over to appear at INC sAs
court. Szeiski waived exan
and was also bound over.
The members of the John a -
Regiment of the Union ve'e...
union OF Sioux Falls, at tnel .,.ts
meeting adopted suitable r esI
on the recent death of Capt. JAZZ
Kinter, and elected the folioS naIos1
GERS for the ensuing year: OO" ~.
Charles Barrett; Lieutenant 9 Z,
Charles Hawkins; major, H. w..
ley; chaplain, E. G. Loru, N
Horace J. Foster; quarterma
EearOn. ~
The new building to house nv np.l
of the Belt Light and power n
at Lead is nearly comp,e' ossr 4
new structure has been pun IA I
old house, without interferins - mi
operations of the plant. IL y .nd
and steel, with cement nools III
proof against fire. A new los Iii
chinery has been ordered anu aornu,l
Installed Immediately. Inc 4
has extended its electric nsn ND d
tenn from Lead to TerraVlhe
trail City. IA
Mayor Dotson and the Gun M
Spearfsh are in a controveis .lec1
extension OF inc ~
system. A resolulloI, ,sht
providing for more .a.osd]
passed by one vote and was M
the mayor, for the reason, .a =
clared, that there was no TN .hs y
the annual appropriation LOT arnen
tional expense. The counc aosclud
sert that they will carry the .ro s.
xLnr0 were wv =