The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-13
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South Dakota
General State New.
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Madison will celebrate tho n

Madison Will celebrate the Fourth
Pat Roman, a farmer near po....
was dangerously injured in a rraaoa
accident. 'unaway
Pensions granted: Origina,-r
Mckay. Casselton. So. Widows uaas
E. Tubbs, Castlewood, IS. "a7
President Warren, Of Yankto, nall.
delivered the address at the grad,,a.ts
Of h Clark high school class. AOa
Pensions granted: Joseph How m.
throp, IS; William T. Brown, Plat, -. ~
minors OF William Elfring, Waterto"'
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Efforts to secure the presence o. .
Big Stone Chautaqua on july ! q, nm ~
Ellen M. Stone have not vet nla
abandoned. "a
B. w. Burnett of TyndalI ha, ~.
chased the Armour Telephone exchas4.
Of E. E. Martin. and will ASSUME =
troll June /. ~'
An election will be held at Ahsr,..
June Is for the purpose of voting !.
the issuing of bonds to build a n.~
school house.
The forty-eighth semi-annual sas.,..
Of the Congregational churches .oa
ministers Of the Black Hills IA ha,n.
held at Keystone.
j.. E. Carbon Of Emery has purchase
the Scott & Logan elevator at Bridge.
water. His brother Thomas will hav.
charge Of it this season.
Several hundred dollars have h...
raised for the purpose Of placing IN.
Bridgewater track in good condition
and erecting a grand stand.
Pensions granted: Casper Enwene,
Crawford, s12; John H. Coonrod, Elan.
dreau, 81; John A. Booth, Parker. 4.
Theodore F. Collins. Parker, SIG.
Wakonda has now taken its p,r
among the South Dakota towns which
are entirely out Of debt. A nest-egr Of
over $500 is In the town treasury.
There has been an unusual rush Of
land seekers at Aberdeen. The, Day
County Land company brought in Z
large party from Sioux county, Iowa.
The pupils OF the Wentworth public
schools and the citizens Of that place
will, on the 18th inst, hold a joint picnic
In a grove at the east end Of Lake Mad.
lson.
Suit has been instituted against the
bondsmen on the forfeited appearancs
bond OF Charles Winters, who fed from
Geddes while awaiting trial on a serious
charge.
The cement mills OF Madison were
compelled to close down about ten days
ago on account Of the wearing out f
their water pipes. New pipes have
been ordered.
At a meeting OF citizens and business
men Of Beresfori. it was decided to eel.
citrate the Fourth of July, and prepara.
tons are in progress for a grand cele.
bration.
The First National Bank of Freeman
commenced business Monday. with Jo-
seph Barber al president and Andrew J.
Wattison as cashier, with a paid-up
capital Of $25, 200.
The teachers institute, with Prot.
Grace as conductor, and Ward McVey,
Harry Fross and l.. w. w. Smith, In.
structors, is in session, and will con.
tinue four weeks.
The Iowa & Dakota Telephone com.
pany has Just paid into the state treas.
ury 1928 as 1898 taxes, after fighting the
collection through, the supreme court
on a plea Of over-assessment.
One of the greatest celebrations in the
history of the state will be held at SIS
seton on July 4. Efforts are being made
to induce Senator Knute Nelson OF MIN
nesota to be present IND deliver an ao'
dress.
The Montrose town authorities WILL
on the goth inst, open bids for the pur'
chase of bonds in the sun of $1,000, re-
Gently voted by the people of hat placs
for the construction Of a waterworH
system.
The third quarterly conference OF tn'
Methodist church will be held in Parker
or the evening Of June 1. Rev. J. r.
Jenkins will be present. He will preacn
md administer the sacrament OF ts
Lords Supper.
The Black Hills Athletic association
consisting Of representatives from ua.
ferent high schools, will hold It's his'
field meeting at Sturgis, June Z. ieau'
Spearfish and Rapid City high schoo'
will enter.
The annual teachers institute ~,
Miner county will commence at Ho"ala
June Is, and continue in session wv
weeks. The faculty is: Prof. A.. =.
Avery, Prof. B. M. Lawrence ana MISE
Ella Griffin.
Edward Kelley, a pioneer merchan'
o. Central City and well known IN ni,n7
lrg circles, suffered a stroke OF paray,
sis, and for a short time was ehuiu.
helpless. He is improving now anu ~
doctors believe he will recover.
In accordance with the result OF Nv
special election, when bonds In the SUI -
Of $4,000 were voted, the authorities =
Emery are arranging to at once oes.
work on a new school house, TOT
building Of which the bonds were Vo'eN
The comptroller Of the currency 10.
approved the applications OF the 1oNu"
Ing persons COR authority to organs
the First National Bank OF Bones'.'
with $25, 900 capital: F. w. Ratnn ,,.,s
W. J. D. Keller, George Rathman' w.
Anderson and d. M. Inman.
The comptroller Of the currency na'
approved the application of the 1oii ~.
Ing persons to organise the FRS. IA
tional Bank Of Forest City, with 49,,
capital: ]. r. Hughes Of Gettysp