The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-04-25
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Maggie Hebron OF Hastings, Neb., were
married by Vicar General Redmond.
N. P. Johnson has recovered a YER
dict for $235 against the Milwaukee
Railway company, for the killing Of a
team near Trip.
Having accepted the offer OF a Carne-
gle library, Yankton is having the usual
h~air-pulling experience over the loca-
ton of the building.
Rev. George H. Starring has resigned
the pastorate Of the Congregational
church at Worthing and returned to
his home at Huron.
C. M. Farnham, manager Of the
Brown County Abstract company, died
after an illness OF only a few days, of
stomach and bowel troubles.
Arrangements have been completed,
and work will soon begin on the new
court house at Aberdeen, by e. Miller.
contractor, of LeMars, Iowa.
The marriage Of Fred Geiger and Miss
Anna Thatchinger Of Rermoso took
place at Rapid City. Mr.. Geiger Is a
well-to-do stock mar Of Hermosa.
Conductor John Green Of Huron, wal
called to Escanaba, Mich. by the death
Of his brother, a railroad man, at that
place. who was killed in a railway &C
cident.
The state treasurer has received a
draft from the general government OF
1925, to apply to the Hatch fund. for
the maintenance Of the state agricult-
ural college.
Frequent rains have prevented the re-
seeding Of low lands in Brown county
to wheat, though the york is progress
Ing very Well in the lighter and better
drained lands.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Tubbs, wife of New
ton S. Tubbs, died at the family home
at Canton. Of a complication Of dis
eases, aged forty-one years. Besides
her husband she left three children.
Work on the Masonic temple al
Yankton has been resumed, and a new
business block is in process OF con-
struction on Judge Bartlett Trips lots
on the corner Of Third and Broadway.
The senate has passed the bill author
lzing the Federal Railway company to
construct a combined railroad, wagon
and foot passenger bridge bridge across
h Missouri river at Oacoama, Lyman
county.
August Behmer. a Black Hills pi-
oneer. died at his home in Rockerville,
near Keystone, aged s~eventy-nine. His
remains were shipped to Indianapolis.
Ind, for interment. He came to thu
Hills In 1876.
improvements, a~ggregating $50, 900 in
value will be made at Geddes during
the coming season. Among them will
be a large hotel, several business hous-
es, a Catholic church and about twenty
dwelling houses.
In making abstracts of real property
at washington, one Of the largest and
busiest places in Beadle county, 1t was
discovered that the patent to the land
on which the town is located had new
or been recorded.
Prof. Clyde Slone, principal Of the
normal department of Huron college,
has re assigned and departed for his home
In Carrolton. Ill. The serious illness of
his father required Mr.. Stones presence
at the old home.
]. P. Hauser Of Aberdeen, who is at
tending the Boston Theological school,
will soon leave for Oxaca, Mex. where
he will become a teacher and a preach
q ui10Ni la VI lAS "s liz
Missionary society.
Word has been received at Pierre, an
nouncing the death, from consumption,
ut Redlands, Cal, of John S. White, a
former resident of hat city. who went
to California last winter with the hope
Of regaining his health.
A. ]. Douglas of Huron has gone to
Big Stone Lake to arrange for opening
his big hotel for the summer season.
He will enlarge and othel wise improve
the place, and add one or two new
boats to his sailing craft.
Charles Miner OF Beadle county sold
dfty-two head of corn-fed steers or
IS. 200. This is an average of about 1913
per read. The products of Mr.. Miners
farm, IN Pearl creek, have brought up
wards of $4,000 this year.
The members OF the Episcopal church
1t sisseton have purchased lots. and
expect to erect a handsome church
turing the coming summer In the
meantime q temporary structure will
be used for church purposes.
w. H. Fritz and Maude Berry Of Ar
mour were married by Rev. G. H. Ba-
ker, Of the Congregational church. MI.
FRITZ Is q popular young business man
II Armour. and Miss Berry is well
thought Of by her host Of friends.
Steps are being taken for the conver-
uon Of a large tract of land adjoining
Huron int q park. A committee OF
citizens has gone to Chicago to interest
the~owners of the land. and Indications
are hat the visit will be successful.
The SUPPLEMENTARY of the Cape
Nome Hydraulic Mining company has
been accepted by Mr.. James Cusick for
another year, and he will leave Lead
this week. Mr.. Cusick was formerly
state mine inspector for South Dakota.
sergt. Edward Strange, Of the Thir-
leenth cavalry. has been sent out from
Fort Meade IN recruiting service, with
orders to visit the various Black Hills
towns. He is posting bills n notices.
md officers will, follow him shortly to
enlist what men they can In the terri
tory.
The big Modern Woodmen Of America
nicnic for the southern district Of