The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-12-09
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] South Dakota |
aeners, state News
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The city council at Geddes has
enacted a curfew ordinance.
The Northern normal at Aberdeen
will ask 70 funds for an additional
building.
Several branches of the Y. w. &. T.
u. are about to be established Ia the
Black Hills.
Peter Bach was terribly injured by
a premature explosion OF dynamite
while blasting near Cclman.
Robert KonantZ, a car repafTer on
the Milwaukee road, was crushed to
death between cars at Aberdeen
Thomas Hall. a lifer in h penften-
tiary. attempted to hang himsek. but
Judge Jones has granted a new TRIAL
to Peter Helm. who at a recent term
in Lake county was convicted Of Sc
duction.
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Private Patterson ,one of the DHis-
oners who broke out Of the guar0nouse
at Fort Meade, was captured BY . de-
tail Of soldiers.
While engaged in feeding a VISITORS
horses, w. Ferguson Of White HaFth
was kicked in the stomach by one Of
the animals and fatally injured.
In a fight in Hillock's saloon - head
a blacksmith named Steadman was
struck on the head with a 1Hn1on
squeezer, receiving several bad
wounds.
Richard A. Murray died suddenly at
the age OF IS. He was the hzSe 70
open a law Office in Madison, twenty
eight years ago. He came from hk1sh'
ford, Mimi.
Anthony Herr was brought TO Ssnr-
gis on a charge of assault On J06eph
Haggerty. Herr is alleged 70 have
beaten Haggerty about the head with
a gun. cutting several gashea-
An efficient and frst-class wafer
works system has been built at Mount
| Vernon. An official test was Yer sat
/ isfactory. Two streams Of water eSo
| thrown as high as the grain elevators.
Adit Gen. Conklin will ask the leg
| islature for the same amount OF APP
preparation for the biennial period for
| maintenance of the guard as vas
granted by the session of two years
ago. $4,000.
A new system of waterYoFks is
| soon to be installed for domestic and
| fire protection purposes at Terry. Wa
| ter will be obtained from the GDlden
| Reward company. The Terry Light
and Water company will be organized
this week.
The state school OF mines at Rapid
CITY has about $50 students enrolled
and 25 more are expected after III
holidays. The graduating class Nslh-
bers eight. The new building has
been put in use and quarters are no
longer cramped.
Court has been in session at belle
Fourche, with Judge Levi Notice On
the bench. Few cases OF Importance
came ND and the term was continued
to next week, when it is expected the
three Erickson brothers will be tried
for the killing OF James Garrett, The
rancher.
Adit. Gen. ConkIin has accepted the
resignation of E. X. Winans OF Sioux
Falls as assistant quartermaster gen.
eral on the staff Of the adjutant gen
eral and has ordered his promotion 70
the position of judge advocate general
of the state guard, in place Of +. j.
S~pangler of Mitchell, resigned.
Beadle county's corn crop is fast be-
ing cribbed. A week Of fine weather
will see the crop nearly all gathered.
IT is the heaviest ever grown IN tbs
section of the state and the qualSCy Is
of the very best. Much will be SNIP
ped, but the major part will be red TO
cattle and hogs.
DR.. r. l. Smith, representative h0n
Hand county, says that the physicians
of the state will ask for Legislation
this winter on vital statistics, reqa6r-
ing every birth and death to be report
ed. He also expresses his intention
of pushing a measure for the care Of
the eyesight of pupils in the pnb1e
schools at public expense.
1t begins to look as II the amend
ment in regard to school fund Ioans
will get through, but with a vote Ut
only about SO per cent Of that cast On
the capital amendment. The tUeal
vote on the capital amendment will be
very near loo. 1000. The same ret1rsns
indicate that the amendment in regard
to the salary Of the attorney general
IL lost beyOnd question.