The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-11-02

The state insurance department mas
authorized the Knights OF Columbus
, a beneficiary order, with headquar'
ters at New Haven, Conn, to do busi'
ness in this state.
| The "lid" is on at Brttton. upon
complaint sworn to by Rev. u. M.
| Butt of the Presbyterian church, the
sheriff raided three alleged gambling
places. John H. Moore, alleged to be
the proprietor of one place, was ar
rested, but the keepers OF the otner
two had received a "tip" and made
their escape.
|
A corn on one of his toes IS endan-
gering the life of F. c. Kester. night
policeman At Elk Point. His right leg
has just been amputated above the
ankle in the hope of saving his life.
Kester is sixty years old and weighs
800 pounds A corn formed on his
toe, and later gangrene set in which
necessitated the amputation to save
his life.
| Bishop OGorman was at Huron and
conducted confirmation services in st.
Martins church, at which time sixty
five children were confirmed. The
bishop was assisted by Dean Desmond
of Huron and Father Bryne of the
| church at Cavour Among others
present were Rev. Fathers Hogan OF
De Smet. Myar of Zell, McConnachie
| of Redfield, Rafferty, Of Bryant, Sten.
I'll of Pierre and Fox of Gettysburg.
|
| Vaid Robinson, who lived on q
| ranch about two miles from Custer,
was killed by the accidental discharge
OF a rifle. Bert Heuman, neighbor,
| who was returning from a hunt, stop
ped at Mr.. Robinson's home, and the
! two engaged in friendly scuffle, In
which Heuman's rifle was discharged.
the bullet passing through Robnson's
| hip. Before a surgeon could reach
| the place he had bled to death.
Daniel Kline, a pioneer resident OF
Centerville and vicinity, who recently
became violently insane and was
| taken to the state hospital for the III
sane. after being in that institution
only about ten days, is dead as the
result of an acute attack or Kidney
| disease. Mr.. Kline was seventy years
| old. He located in South Dakota IN
| 1876. engaging in farming near here.
About fifteen years ago he sold his
farm and removed to Centerville.
Articles Of incorporation were filed
| for the Western Missouri lnterurban
Railway company, with capital OF
SO. 900 600, and headquarters at Sioux
Falls and business Office at Clinton,
Mo. The company is formed to build
a line to be operated by electricity or
other motive power from Odessa, La
Fayette county, to Greenfield Dade
county, a distance of 125 miles, the
line to pass through the counties OF
La Fayette, Johnson. Henry, st. Clair,
| Cedar and Dade,
A jury in the United States court
in Sioux Falls, as the result OF the
trial of the case of the Peru Plow
and Implement Company VS.. w. B,
Harker of Kimball, S. D., returned a
verdict awarding the company dam.
ages of $3,730.13. About year and
half ago Harker sold his general
store at Kimball to Lewis F. Philips
After the store had been transferred
to Phillips the two men had trouble
over a balance due Harker, and Har
ker entered into joint possession OF
the store. Phillips later made an as.
signment to the Peru Plow and Imple
ment company which entered suit In
the United States court for the sum
of $9,571.25, the amount of its claim,
with the result stated.
The state headquarters of the gen
eral superintendent of Baptist mis-. !
sions of South Dakota have been
moved from Huron to Sioux Falls by
Rev. w. c. King, late of Deadwood, |
who recently was appointed to the |
position of general superintendent OF
missions for the Baptist church OF
South Dakota. The new general su. |
perintendent has arrived in Sioux |
Falls with Mrs. King to remain per
manently. In conjunction with Rev.
H. r. Best pastor of the First Baptist |
church in this city, Mr.. King has Sc
cured rooms on the second floor OF |
the Metropolitan block, and in these
the headquarters will be opened be-
fore the close of the present week
He succeeds Rev. T. N. Shanafelt OF
Huron
Jake Huksha, an Indian. whose |
home is near Sisseton, evidently as
pires to become the Apache Kid of the
Sisseton tribe of Sioux Indians. Only
about two months ago he was released
from the Sioux Falls penitentiary
after serving year for horse stealing,
and now he has been arrested on an.
other charge of the same kind. A
horse disappeared from the barn of
Robert White of Sisseton, and after
a PROLONGED search it was discovered