The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-12
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capital of $4,000.
The third robbery in a week oc-
Cured at Lead, when the store of Bart
! lrucano was entered, the cash regis
ter looted and other valuables taken.
In attempting to shoot at a dog that
was worrying the team, a passenger in
hack at Terry accidentally shot the
| driver, Dan Anderson, in the back He
| is recovering
Herman Woerze, for twenty. years
engaged in the undertaking business
| in Canton, has sold to w. j. Byrnes
and will go to Charles Mix county to
| engage in farming.
The members of the Bruce town
council, at special meeting, took the
necessary action for the immediate
| erection of town Jail and hose house
The building will be completed as
speedily as possible.
The horsemen of Lake Preston have
practically completed the work of lay
ing out fine half-mile race track near
town. 1t is the intention to have a
number of racing matinees during the
coming summer
A fire started by small boy burned
a barn, cremated three horses and
came near burning several other
buildings at White Rock The city
council has contracted for a new els
tern to supply water In case of fire.
Congressman Martin will speak to
the state normal graduates at Spear
fish at the commencement, June s, and
will address the graduates of the law
department at the state university at
Vermillion on June IA, speaking on
TRUSTS"
Ollie Miller and Mrs. Jean Hammond
of Elk Point received p draft for ST.
500 each, the first installment OF a
legacy left them by an uncle who died
in Uniontown, Pa. His estate, valued
at $1S0,OO0, will be divided among
forty-nine heirs.
Judge ]. H Mccoy held a special
term of court at Britton for the pur-
pose of hearing the case against Ezra
Smith, charged with larceny. Smith
was allowed to plead guilty to larceny.
His fine amounted to $50 and costs,
which he paid
The county commissioners OF Stan
| ley county are determined to put a
stop to cattle and horse "rustling'
within the confines of that county.
They have offered a standing reward
of 500 for the arrest and conviction
of any one guilty of the crime of grand
larceny.
The government contemplates max
ing extensive improvements at the
| fish hatchery at Spearfsh this sum-
| mer dwelling house for the super
| intendent, also a barn and wagon
she'd will be erected. AS special
provision against fire "a complete sys-
tenn of waterworks will be put In.
At a business meeting Of the mem
bers of the Garretson Methodist soci-
ETY.. plans for a new church building
were adopted and committee was ap-
pointed to solicit funds and proceed
with the erection of the building. The
new structure will cost about $500.
The work of construction will com
mence without delay.
The general river Improvement bill
at the last session OF congress did not
specify for Improvements at any par
ticular points, but through the efforts
of Congre ssman Burke $500 OF the
fund will be used at Pierre for the pro-
lection of the river banks by continu-
ing the in provements planned several
wears ago. but not yet all carried out.
The Catholic church society at
Mitchell has decided to erect new
building, plans for which are now be-
ing arranged for. The ground floor
will be 50x130 feet. The edifice VIII
be built of granite, and will cost, with
the pipe organ, fixtures and furnish
tnss $4,000. The money mas been
practically all raised. The present
church win be moved to the southeast
corner of the block and utilized for a
young ladies' seminary.
The new town of LOOMS seven
miles north of Mitchell, on the Mil
waukee road, is making rapid
ferowth. A state bank will be estab
lished, and articles of incorporation
have been filed at Pierre, the incor
porators being William NJ. Smith
Mrs. C. L. Dawson, H. D. Butterfeld
and f. j. Quigley. A site has been
purchased for building and the bank
will be ready in thirty days. The Mil
waukee road viii build a new station
The following have been commits
stoned notaries public: G. NJ. Still
we'll, Tyndall Tyler S. overpeck
Belle Fourche; l. w Crofoot, Aber
deem, Gaylord E. Summer For
Pierre: A. E. Walker, Chamberlain
F. D. Wicks. Scotland; Roy B. Rob
erts Yankton Frank B. Danley, De
smet; Carrie F. Cord, belmont;
George f. Anderson, Veblen; samue
G. Folsom, Belle Fourche; Philip Fin
deis. Miranda; Thomas w. Sexton
Sioux Fails; John R. Wilson, Dead
wood.
B. Landers, auctioneer, and W. H
Remington, managing partner, repre-
, senting an Eastern company engaged