The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

ing sept 30 shows that : Suaftssa
entries were made, thara 'otal Il
A cash entries and "a a4vins
nnal proofs We're made ~ steads;
filings, and 6 final proofs none2s
ture land. There were four ~ lumber
sales. Inc the total rece,n.. ulaa y
quarter were over $1s, 900. 't
The Chicago & Nortbwas.a
has been fortunate in senue,n rain
at salem. Water was struck ~
OF 2ls. feet. The Well has Aha - = deS
zee OF water. Both the Nos.witA
ana omaha are having Serious xesd
IN securing water for trains uouH
the route. They are now = W
water, the Northwestern har,s"as
porary tank, while the Onoh. ~
on the hre hose for its supply. ~
AS an Illustration of the wov
n vicinity Of WATERFOWL il in.a .sua
IN value. the following is e,.sN
quarter section near the citv IIsus
sold for $22 an acre. The nrsSS sslV
once listed 1t for sale, and in
time 1t was again bought. tho
ing $2S an acre. Again it was NJ
sale and before long the price y .
acre was paid for it. The lana :
held for $35 an acre.
Fay Jones of Huron, whose L.,
crushed under the cars at IadS..
who was brought to Aberdeen =.
glcal treatment. died late in ~.
After he reached the hospital ths
geons found him to be SINKING ~
result Of the shock to his svstsr
the amputation Of his legs wa. ~.
dertaken. He continued to fail thro..
out the day until death came 49,
was a young railroad man and fol, %
the top Of a car.
The Democrats of Doup,a.
nominated the following ticket. -
resentative, r. N. Hutchinson. IT,.
urer. w. F. Stearns; auditor. Ruel B
Dana; sheriff. Gus Fuhlendorf. c.s1
Nick Schippers: judge, ]. T. Matthevr
superintendent, w. J. Dodge; coron.,3
DR.. Robinson: assessor, Joe Bre,,h.os
commissioners, James Hauskutt. {. ny
Beste and William MCDANIEL. The ~
olutions adopted relate entirely to cou,
ty matters.
Gust Paul, residing near Waterfront
committed bigamy a few DAYS -
though unwittingly. He thought II,
wife had secured a divorce from bin
and therefore remarked about ~
weeks before he was divorced ftca
wife No. /. Paul married his seoI
wife Sept. 6, and a decree wal granta7
his first wife Sept. II. The facts han
just been brought to light, and M
Paul No. l may make it warm for ~
erstwhile husband.
A son of the late chief Sitting Bull "A
the Sioux nation has departed from d.
dian tradition and is on the payroll "a
the Elkhorn Railroad company a. I
coal HEAVIER. Sitting Bull, Jr., as be
called, is a full-blood Indian, but hn
acquired q fair education in EnglA1
branches and is considered a god
workman. He Is not the only fuk
blooded Indian employed by the con.
pany, as several have obtained pcs
tons.
The Lincoln county convention Of u
Prohibition party was SHINY ATTENDED
no boiling Republicans taking pat
Joseph Minot, the boiling Republics
candidate for state senator; Joseph ~
Populist, for the legislature, and AGj
Austin. Populist. for county treasure
were indorsed; also Brady Beck. 81
publican, for clerk, and George DeA
Republican, for superintendent. 49,
Ulberg and Jacob Easton were nou.
mated for the legislature, and the ~
of the ticket was left blank.
A county and legislative ticket W
placed in nomination by Custer count
Democrats. Miles F. Smith was "
nominee for member of the house 9
representatives; William H. Paine,
treasurer; Robert S. Lewis, sherln: ~
r. Smith, clerk Of courts; ]. s. Putnam
register Of deeds, A. T. Hesnard' -
ditor: H. A. Sprague, states attorney,
Mary L. Reid, superintendent; A.
Smith, surveyor; Mark Hogan. as'"
sor; c. b. Smith and H A. Albien, CON.
missioners from the First n Secons
districts. respectively.
The late corn around Tyndall Is iouM
to have been injured some by the ilVss
A portion Of 1t will be soft. NOT nv.
has been husked, but there are Icy.
which have been picked for feeding -
run as high as sixty bushels anu q
wards. One Bon Homme county lalI
er dug about 400 bushels OF potaw.
from three-quarters of an acl.
ground. At the extremely low PRIV
Is cents a bushel his crop Will DC W..
500. This would be at the rate " ~.
an acre, or enough to buy tAe -
three times over.
William Lamear and Clifford Lamas
aged fifteen and seventeen, respeou
ly, have been held to appear pelo,s
next grand jury at Terry on the cna.s
of malicious mischief. They W. ~
caught throwing a switch on Ine s..ds
Mountain line OF the Burlington ~.
In an attempt to ditch a tram -.
Burlington and Elkhorn roads Ia
been having difficulty on tnen ~,
Mountain lines and have 1re9 800
found their switches thrown anu ~
stones on the track. Four Cars
derailed recently. .
The regular September term -.
circuit court closed at Huron :.
Judge signed q decree OF divoroe
o Of Mrs. Hannah A. c. Barnes =.
her husband. William A. Barnes -
custody Of six unmarried CHILDREN &.
given to the wife, together 49,