The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-01-23
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OF the Rebellion, is dead.
The city council Of Centerville has
granted a twenty-year to the
Rural Telephone company.
Charles Nelson of Irene has secured
a petition for the organization OF 1854
into an independent township.
c. N. Mudeen was appointed city at
torney Of Centerville, and will COM
mence at once to revise the city ordi-
lance
Fred Holton was severely hurt by
being caught in an ice-hoisting derrick
at Huron. He was thrown severa feet
into the air.
Huron college has decided to grant
no honorary or post graduate degrees
pending the securing Of the proposed
endowment fund.
The annual ice harvest on the Yer
million is in full blast at Centerville.
The ice is in prime condition and hun
dreds Of tons will be put up.
The Lake Preston I. O. o. F. in
stalled officers as follows: N. Y, Geo.
Mason; V. g., Joseph Funk; secre-
tary, L. S. Brooks; treasurer, l.. }.
Bates.
DR.. G. w. Rathbun, surgeon for the
Glover Leaf Mining company, was ac-
cidentally shot at Roubaix, the ball
passing through the leshy part OF his
thigh. .
The Lake Preston Creamery compa-
ny paid it's patrons $1.04 per 100 for 4
per cent milk for November, this being
rs cents per pound for butter, net, to
the farmers.
The l. O. o. F lodge Of Centerville
installed the following officers: Hen
ry Wicks, N. G.; F. M. Putnam, v. g.;
v. C. Wass, secretary; Frank Will
Jams, treasurer.
A son of John Johnson of Broad
land has been taken to Huron for med
ical treatment. While handling a shot
gun it was discharged, the entire load
taking effect in n of his feet.
The city schools Of Lake Preston
opened with Prof. w. r. Davis as pr'n-
cipal, vice Prof. D. G. Waters, who re-
signed to accept the assistant superin-
tendency of the Madison schools.
A bank is to be established at Hill
C1Ly Dy -. w. VcUSLSI VI SuoICI. ~
will be a branch of the Pennington
County bank and the Custer County
bank, and Mr.. Webster will be cashier.
The members of a travelling medi-
cine show became involved in q free
for-all fight at Garden City. The man
ager, his wife and other members OF
the company were arrested ind fined.
The Scottish Rite Temple associa-
ton has elected directors as follows:
H. Elerman, William Edmunds, w. S.
Stockwell, H. Loonan, V. Snyder, LOU
is Chladak, j. j. Nissen. These re-
elected the old officers for. the ensuing
year.
The city council of Rapid City has
voted unanimously to take an appeal
in the case OF Miss Myrtle Harvey, in
which she vas awarded damages of
81, 900 for injuries sustained by a fall
on a broken sidewalk.
Rev. N. ]. Noeson, rector Of st. An
drew's Catholic church at Deadwood,
has received the appointment Of vicar
general from Bishop Stariha. Father
Noeson came to Deadwood from
Pierre about two years ago.
Members Of the Aberdeen council
and prominent citizens Of that city re
Gently visited Fargo to investigate the
municipal improvements Of that city
Assistant General Superintendent Sew
ell of the Milwaukee road rendered the
use of his private car for the trip.
The fiftieth anniversary of the mar
rage Of Mr., and Mrs. Albert Mochor
was observed at st. Patrick's cattle
dral at Lead. Bishop J. N. Stahirs
celebrated pontiical high mass pre-
cering the ceremony of the renewal O
the marriage vows.
The management Of the Interstate
Epworth assembly is to begin tn
work OF organizing the session 70
1903. At a meeting of officials at Can
ton 1t was decided to hold the next an
nual meeting during the first twelv,
days of July. The finances are in fai
condition.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Lake Preston Creamer
company the following directors wer
elected: r. B. Mills, G. Virchow, H. .
Setbacken, j. M. Bare and l.. j. Bates
During the past yea the company sol
products to the amount of about $50
O00, of which the patrons received a
but $1,000.
A ghost scare in the Finnish quartz
of Lead for several weeks, has fla
tened out by the admission that tn
ghost was a woman residing In. the v
cinity. John Ecklund started an il
vestigation, and disclosed the authc
Of the visitations in the person Of Mr.
Annie Kipina, whom he seized wit
some vigor. She caused his arrest *
assaulting her, but the case was di
missed.
A telegram from Yankton announce
the death, at the hospital, Of Attorne
Ed H. Alpin Of Huron. Mr.. Alpin
mind became affected about two yea
ago. He served two terms rs state
attorney and one term as state Sc
ator. He was a native Of Visions
and graduated from Lawrence univer
ity at Appleton. He came to Huron
1883, and three years later marie
Miss Minnie Brown, who survives hill
r. n Hanna late of Pueblo Coli