The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-03-14
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me Salvation Army om...Y
1arkton will hold m2etinps W. u
h. church at Tyndal. this w. vi
DR.. S. J. Hadley is ae.a
Springs. He moved there or,. \
months ago from Arlington ~,
Mrs. William Mercer died \
fish. aged seventy-two ye,rs S'sg
q son at Lead and a daugbter os
Wyo. al Hdz
Mrs. Dora E. Richmond. VIE.
wing Richmond. ond a daupS.s aA
M. Blair. died at Rapid CIV 4
short illness. ~ Me-
Letters are being received =.
almost daily from men in the ~. o.s9
want good farm lands. A hoaA
pected in Meade county.
A creamery will be opene, 49,,
erick in a short time. The stoos
subscribed and the machinsrv
on the ground in a few davs
The hearing In the case q, n.
against Dr. Martin, for failure
port a smallpox case, resulted =
defendant being bound over.
A. c. Nelson vas sentenced 49,.
err to five years ard twenty m.'a
Imprisonment for forging tho ~"
Theodore Xix to a note for ssm
The Deadwood police fo0na
OConnor, a railroad grader. lv,,.
the snow dead of apoplexy' r.
once a member Of the Illinois sa..,
Several car loads of fine how.
being picked up in Brown conn, i
shipped to North Dakota. Farm.-.
realizing handsomely from their NJ.
ed stock.
About April Is the voters Of Ma.
Will pass on the question NJ -
$lo,coV worth Of bonds for the e,sss
OF a large school building or two ~,
er ones.
John Anderson OF Clark cou,,,
under arrest at Webster charged u
horse stealing. The horse Was ~
In a livery stable. where Andersm N
traded It.
Sioux Falls Elks are looking ,orn.
with great interest to April . a,a ,
which have been set as the dat. i.
the dedication OF the new $40 0oo ~.
and club building.
E. SuEderlin, an implement ds.,,
Tyndall. was bitten on the leo , !
days ago by IA dog. Blood. pois,i,]
set In, and he has been a great s,ss,-
but Is now recovering.
One thousand head of young ns,|
were purchased by the We.An|
Ranches company, locally know, N
the WV cattle QUIT, at Denver III
shipped to Belle Fourche.
Some Burlington cars loaded ,s|
coal fell through a trestle At nj
Springs. and D. c. TAYLOR was Al
instantly killed.
n board of health of Canistota hi
ordered the closing Of the opera Arus|
until further notice, on acugs
o. the prevalence of smallpox. nj
acton Is endorsed by the people.
Amos Allbe Of Canton went to u
coin county five years ago and bovss.
q quartz r-section of land for s3.M q
about $22 per acre. He has rec.ub
solo that farm for $500. or $3.50 "
acre.
Miss Jessie Rhinehart of Elk pdt
and Bert Cleland Of Vermillion vs
married recently. Both were poDuh,
young people in Union and Clay coul.
ties. Their home will be in the lats
county.
One Yankton real estate firm ss
purchased 1000 acres of land in AuN
"a county, 5000 acres in Faux count
and $500 acres In Hand county with
n last ten days. This land cost about
1110, O0o.
The towns Of Iona and Condor, b
Lyman county. are engaged In a strus.
gle for supremacy. They are only )
few miles apart. Condor is a oe
town. and is striving to wipe Its com
petltor on the map.
In order to quiet title. the sturss
waterworks. one Of the best In %
state. was sold to c. w. Carpenter q
Deadwood for $40, 900. No change
the general management or OWNERSHIP
however, will occur.
Fairview business men are negotias
Ing with an experienced newspape
man to establish a newspaper at tna
place. with good prospects of success
The opening for a good newspaper
said to be an excellent one.
Robert McGregor has sold his opeF
house and home at Egan. and n
couple OF weeks will leave with y
family for Belle Fourche, In the biao
Hills. where he has a lucrative pos1D
and IL also interested in the mines.
The Madison council has arne1oe
the billiard and POOL ordinance, alD.
ing young men between the ages
eighteen and tweEty-one to play "
games, upon permit Of the parent y,
with the proprietor of the billiard =
The four-year-old child of P. J. Han
sey OF Lake county, is dead. Il =
been playing in the fire at the ~,
when its clothing caught fire, ans !
arm and side were SO badly burned :
fore help came to its aid that dea'A
suited.
While driving to Aberdeen to PR
the funeral sermon OF Mrs. W.
Stiles. Rev. George Vetter of Ra''.
township had q runaway n :.
thrown out OF his buggy, striking .
ground on his head and receiving =
GUS injuries.
John McDougal and Ben Ho'.
Mitchell, who have been engageu :,
and boilermaker in the :
Waukee roundhouse there for ~
twenty years, have bought an extern.
machine shop in Sioux City. anu :