The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-14
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South Dakota
General state News
- Photographed.

WATERFOWL improvements for 1901 ag'
gregate $43s, 500.
Davenport is to have a new $1,000
school house.
The Bottineau people thought the
smallpox cases very light.
Grafton old maids must be popular
their convention netted 500.
The Clark county creamery paid Its
patrons SIS, 761. q for milk in 1901.
Lindgerwood base ball men may ar.
range n dance for the benefit of the
team.
DR.. Remick, who was located at Lidg-
erwood for some months, has returned
to ST. Paul.
DR.. Fox of PaIkston has sold out and
gone to ST. Louis, where he IS thinking
of locating.
Wilton has a business mems club.
The humps are still doing business
at jamestown.
DR.. Fred F. r. Iron has been APP
pointed a Notwithstanding surgeon at
Chamberlain.
Isaac Piles and S. S. Groom will build
a new block in Yankton as soon as the
weather permits.
A sister of Ed Charlebois will assist
in the management of the Merchants
hotel at Washburn.
Invitations are out for the wedding,
at Springfield, of Howard Hill and Miss
Doty Flack, Feb. II.
A council of the Indians at Fort Ber-
thold has approved the selection of G.
l.. Robinson as agent.
E. l.. Burbanks died at Hill City, OF
pneumonia. He had a brother, James
r. Burbanks, at Lead.
Representatives Burke and Martin
have recommended John H. Fischer for
postmaster at Mound City.
BonHomme county contributed $1O5.12
to the Mckinley memorial fund. n
apportionment was only $65.
The sum of $12, 965 is the amount re-
ceived by the patrons Of the Woonsock-
ct creamery for milk in 1901.
In tina land Of coal, what does Au-
ditor Johnson want of 100 cords Of wood
he is advertising for in the Leader?
Aug. Lindstrom of Washburn got his
caught in the cogs Of a wind
mill, and the member was torn off.
Ransom II. Sunny, an old soldier.
was stricken with paralysis at Elk
Point, and is in a very critical 'condi-
ton.
The fees of the clerk of courts OF
Hutchinson county amounted to ST.
in 1901, and of the treasurer, So
los. AZ.
DR.. Nolan of Linton, N. D., who was
sick while travelling, some weeks
died at ST. Luke's hospital in Alb
erdeen.
Custer county received a bid for $780,
900 of funding warrants, to. bear 4 per
interest, of 100.61 and accrued in
terest.
Lieut.. Gov. Snow that
Springfield has raised more than her
quota assigned to her for the Mckinley
memorial.
Rev. D. F. Bradley, the new president
Grinnell college. Iowa, was formerly
pastor Of the Congregational church at
Yankton.
1OV. T1cTIclU HAS lSSucu d COulliiiSsAOA
to T. Lloyd HOLSTER of New York, as
commissioner of deeds for South Dako-
ia in New York.
A year ago farmers in Dickey county
were anxious to sell their lands, but are
now buying up all the adjoining quar-
ters they can secure.
DR.. Dana Durand, Phi. D., formerly of
Yankton, has been appointed to a posi-
ton in the economics department at
Harvard university.
George Baker died at Black Hawk, Of
heart failure, aged seventy-five years.
had several children in different
parts Of the Black Hills.
The application to convert the Ro-
County Bank, Of Rolla, N. D., into
the First National Bank. has been ap-
proved; capital, $685. 00.
Thirteen horses are missing from the
Gerber ranch, in the hills northwest Of
and it is believed that the
animals have been stolen.
Joe Bowers is in trouble at Grand
over violating the quarantine re-
s%trictions, and was sent to Jail for ten
so he would be safe.
Lois Primeau, the Standing Rock in
terpreter, called on President Roosevelt
at Washington. and set forth the de-
and needs of the Indians.
Lidgerwood will have to elect an en-
tirely new city council at the spring
as all OF the present members
were chosen at a special election.
The only calls for loans for school
funds for the past week have come
rom Roberts and Faux counties. The
former took $500 and the latter $1,000.
The state land department has appor-
toned the permanent fund now on
among the counties. and will at
,nce send out, in round numbers. $167,-
700.
Miss Amy Thatcher of Bridgeport,
ohio. has been engaged by the board of
education to fill the vacancy in the HUI
on schools caused by the resignation
# Miss Farrow.
Returns received by the collector Of
revenue in Aberdeen show that
Turing 1901, 100 factories in North and
south Dakota manufactured $685.
and paid a tax of SIG, 1888. a
considerable increase v the previous
rear.