The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-08-18
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gresham Martin are expected to
speak.
w. w. Magee has resigned as cattle
inspector of Sphinx county.
Extensive arrangements are being
made for the meeting of the National
Association of Railway commissioners.
to be held in Lead and Deadwood
Aug. II and 18.
Gov. Elrod has returned from trip
of several days over the northern part
of the state and says he never saw
better crop prospects for that portion
of the state than this year.
Arrangements have been made for
Wild West river show, to start from
Pierre within few days. The parties
in charge are Capt. Senechal and Scot
ty Philip of Fort Pierre, and C. P. JOr-
dan of Rosebud.
Tom Peck, the seventeen-year-old
son Of Sol Peck, residing about five
miles east of washington Springs.
was drowned in the Miles pond while
bathing. His body was recovered
about an hour later.
Mfrs. A. J. Keith Of Sioux Falls
has found in can Of beef diamond
worth $1O0. 1t is thought the stone
may have been a setting in ring
and dropped off the hand of the per.
son who packed the can.
Charles Messenger caught 28-inch
pickerel and twelve perch weighing
pounds apiece in lakes north of Rec
Heights, where the waters were full
of fish. Only few years ago settlers
in that neighborhood went miles after
water with wagons.
The completed census figures OF
Brown county show population OF
1878. The county has gained 2,5O2
in five years. Aberdeen has popula.
ton of 5,841, gain of 1,754. GrotOn
has 1,O64 Frederick 304, Columbia
142, Claremont LA, Hecla 271.
Confirmation is obtained of the re-
port that the Northwestern road has
purchased the right Of way Of the
Rapid City, Missouri River and St.
Paul railroad for $4,000. This will
constitute link in the Northwest.
ern's Pierre to Rapid City line.
Plans and specifications for the
foundation work of the east wing OF
the capitol have been received and the
commission will at once advertise for
bids for construction of the fOunda'
ton. Every attempt will be made to
get that portion of the work complet'
ed before cold weather.
The United States Fidelity and
Guarantee company of Baltimore, Md.
has filed with State Treasurer Col.
line, government bonds to the amount
of $4,000 tocomply with the law Of
deposits from surety companies be-
fore they do business in the state.
Work has commenced on the con.
building at Mayfield. The new church
will cost about $1,000, and by the
terms of the contract must be com.
pleted by Nov. l next. The edifice
will be one of the finest of it's kind
in southern South Dakota, and will
replace p church building which was
destroyed by fire last winter.
Some time ago Napoleon B. Hagen
of Beadle county was taken ill at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Burns, near Mime.
washta lake. She cared for him until
he died. A short time before his death
Hagen made will in which he reward.
ed his nurse by dividing his property,
consisting of quarter section OF
Beadle county land and large amount
Of personal property, between Mrs.
Burns and a half brother.
Meade county has put the '1id' on
the gambling houses. Saturday night
the state attorneys Office notified all
saloons to remove gambling apparatus
and slot machines. The order was
complied with and no arrests were
made. A similar order recently was
made in Lawrence county, Sturgis
will lose $2,1OO a year that has been
derived from the gambling tables.
The Norbeck-Nicholson Drilling
company has struck heavy flow of
water in the city we'll at Belle Fourche.
This well is intended to supply the
entire amount Of water necessary for
city consumption, and has been under
way for the last two weeks It was