The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-03-07
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South Dakot,|
!. General State New,
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saving departn~y
Inc land sales in Clay county !.
week ending Feb. Is, were ssn s@t
glegating SIS, sO5. e's
Douglas. son Of United stat.
ney j. D.. Elliott. fell down s,s.Aa s
broke his arm.
l.. +. Means, the pioneer ho..,
OF Howard. has purchased the -
house at Carthage.
Sanford A. Lyon of Huron a..
appointed a messenger in co,..s
with the weather bureau,
John s. Hogg of NORWAY. W..
county, has been appointed a t..a.
Fort Berthold Indian school.
Mrs. Abbie ]. Knott of Ma,ao.
has Eeen appointed assistant mst,"
the Rapid City Indian school.
The Geddes postoffice has h..
a presidential Office, with a sal.s
$1,000 per annum attached thereto |
Land continues on the up-grad.
Parkston. The Hutchinson Countv y.
closed a deal last week. receiyhr
per acre for a raw quarter.
Gov. Herreid las issued a comms.
to Samuel l.. Ia ylcr as conlmissio-,
deeds for South Dakota at PIE.
phia.
The annual Ball Of the Brothaa.
Of Locomotive Fjremen of Huron .
be given in the opera house -.
evening, March "a.
The controller Of the currency h.
proved the First National bank ON
neapolis as a reserve agent FOR th.G
liens National Of WATERFOWL.
Dick hammers. one of the old phn.r
Of Hamlin county, died of sman.uml
the home OF Ed Goemans, on the i I,
Stevens farm, in Hayti to ynship.
The South Dakota congressional A.
cation has Joined in recommendins =
win K. Neff for postmaster at Grh
Brown county, vice X. NJ. McKen&
Mrs. j. A. Wallace Of Elk Poi,t 4
from her granddaughter high chi
while hanging a picture brekins n
arm and severely injuring her sbmI
der.
The Aberdeen Telephone COMPANY ,
received the third and last section dhI
big 600-drop switchboard, which Il N
Ing placed in position In the new hi
quarters.
Elk Lodge No. 444, which was crpe|
ICED at Hnuron a few years aso. M
has a membership close to 200. In
week a class Of nine were admithd \
membership.
A fire at Buffalo Gap totally destny4|
the drug house end contents Of Dr. n
G. Grimm. TIL, loss was about NA|
insured for $500. The origin Of The M
u not known.
James J. Hardin has disposed Of lal
acres OF farm and hay land on The III
Water valley to Henry Frawley, "
Deadwood attorney. who will converts
into a cattle farm
George Lawrence OF Huron Is cincht|
ing as conductor on the Yankton-Cesl
al-NOrthwestern passenger t'anI
during a brief absence which ConduefI
Kent Is enjoying.
Mrs. Edward Harris Of Mitchell 81
Of pneumonia. leaving a HUSBAND W
two small children. She was a mcmNl
Of the F. B. M. lodge. in which ordef :
carried $1,000 insurance.
A. Woodward of Watertown Is n6aT
ing on engaging In the drug bushes I
Aberdeen. Mr.. Woodward has =,
Quoted stores in Watertown. Clark ."
places in the state.
The new Chicago & Northwest
passenger depot at WATERFOWL Is ~.
pleted, and the 800 e~ast-bound pass1
ger Wednesday evening was the w.
train in and out Of the new depot
Eugene Newell. mail carrier pew,
DeSmet. Howard and Drakota' drl'0 !
distance Of 10,s20 miles per year I
eight years he has made 2,s4e tr'p' =
travelled 1880 miles by team. u.
William Miner has sold his YAM"
county farm for $40 per acre. lns
q half-section OF land In the farm. =
purchaser IL an Iowa man. wnO =
convert the place into a stock i"-
The Success Manufacturing CONF
whose officers are mostly Artesian ~
are figuring on moving their r'ans
Fedora to Artesian, and eniarsln.
order to handle their growing ou !.
washington Springs Is deternIn'.s, =.
make 1902 its best year. ano
end a business mems league nas \
organized. A prize Of $50 al s.s.th
up for the best-kept and most pe
yard next summer. a
vermillion is growing rap'o,!, !,
salary OF the postmaster - rapl n
preaching $4,000. There are nops n,
In the not distant future the frs, :,
cry may be given to vermillion'
as to the country districts.
A civil service examination wa y
In Mitchell recently by Secretary ~ 4
for female industrial teachers III
dian servicea Two ladies. one iorr4
Vernon IND the other from Cro"
agency. took the examination.
The home OF z. r. White, on
creek, in the Hills. was Destroy, Il
IRE with all its contents. severe,
buildings were also burned, the ...n
Ing estimated at $1,000. The 'ns
was 5000.
The firm Of Smith d Harris, s.v 4
Of .Yankton, has sold out to olo.
SON, who already owns and opel 4
large grocery establishment
city. He will conduct both So
opposite ends Of the town. es uns'
locAted at present.
The state agricultural cois
BrookinGs and the state ul'iVei ~