The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-01-23
DR.. F. B. McGarvey has est
q drug and general merchandise
at Manchester.

DR.. F., B. McGarvey has ests
q drug and general merchandis
at Manchester.
Eighteen cars Of fat cattle ".
to Eastern markets by r. ". Fl
from his ranch near Wessingtr
The new board Of county
sioners of Yankton county
Livingston Howard chairman
George Pinney, a track W ;;
the Burlington, was killed by 4
near Provo. He was walking
a severe blizzard and did not j
approach Of the freight train.
The promotion Of C. w. Fe
station agent Of the Milwaukee
ron to a like position at Yanh
been made. HI. E. Brock Oh
Falls has been appointed to the
cy. 8aAs
The annual encampment Of thel S0QtM&
Dakota G.. A. R.. will be held ut t10M
Chautauqua grounds, Simpson Parkse
Big Stone Lake, June %, "a and &6B
next, the officers in charge having junex]
arranged the time and place. \
The action of the state land board. tn
deciding to make no sales OF sch0oas
lands this year, is on account OF the
immense sum OF idle cash now In tn9s.
treasury, which Is drawing no reyoS
nue., the total being over $3.50, O0O.
Doc Middleton, the famous .YW40vsa
and frontiersman, attacked in -
loon at Ardmore by two hoboes. You'd
have been killed had it not bed. fok3
the timel yarrival of a fellow u <En1ess
man, who aided in beating off tir3 -
s~ailants. !
Joseph Handel was struck By ~
west-bound passenger train on the Mil
waukee road at Summit and Instantly
killed. He had started to walk on the
track to Waubay. He was facirF =
binding storm and failed to hear The
approaching train. 49,
The project of starting a cannin9
factory in Aberdeen is being discusses
and practical men are on the ground
going over the matter. The prOpostys
ton contemplates the putting up 0e
peas, beans, corn, beets, squash ana
pumpkins, and the capacity propos~
is $4,000 cans per day. Part Of
stock has been subscribed.
by q recent ruling of the milf
authorities 1t Washington, Capt, K
e. Young, q former resident of Slt
Falls, and the son of S. e. Young.
perintendent of the state refO
school, has been made richer by
sum of S 1000, bonus money for re-
listing and remaining in the service
the Philippines. III
AIena Miksch, the thirteen-year-o&
daughter OF a prominent resident o.
Wellington township, twenty milGA
west or Sioux Falls, was killed by tbs
accidental discharge OF q gun in tie.
hands Of Cecil English, a boy recently
adopted into the Miksch family FROM
the orphans home. He has been -
quilted of blame.
The supreme court of South Dakota
has held that the funding bonds 0&
Custer county are valid. An original
proceeding was undertaken in the SUI
preme court last fall, but the court re-
fused to take original jurisdiction. The
case was then submitted. to Judge w.
G.. Rice, in circuit couri, on Dec. 3,
and he held the bonds valid. An Inn
mediate appeal was then taken to thA
supreme court. MIl
Fred Valentine and William HIN
two farmers. were engaged In .
contest in the criminal court atgdi
o recently. Valentine had HYsed,
rested for stealing a spotted pig al.
lawyers came from the county Tive
fight the case. Many Witnessed ito
called and the entire commAs we've
worked up over the affairnity Nna
was dismissed and Hv Tf-s cSAe
charged. The costs ape was a.
$40, while the spotted United to over
to be worth about $4.3 is estimated
ems a suit for damaged Hydfh-aA&e
The Oil excitement aaen4d Rap
i'd City, and the Rapid Cty Light and
Fuel company has been organized, for
the purpose Of boring for gas and. OIL
In the vicinity of the town. A charter
has been applied for, the incorporat0rs
being J. H. Evarts OF Butler, Pa; G. L.
Wood, George Schneider, C. Morse, +.
]. Elliott. A. ]. McKain and s. COng-
don of Rapid City. The company II
capitalized at $40, 200. A fund has
been raised sufficient to begin work.
There are numerous indications Of Oh
around the eastern portion of the
Black Hills.
"Fitist," Not "Fittest,"