The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-05
South Dakota
General State News Photographed.


being thrown out of a buggy.
Gov. Crawford appointed L. s.
Griggs of Pierre as state surveyor in
place of G. l.. Merriman of Roscoe, re-
moved.
1t is reported that Rev. Mr.. Rogers,
who resides at Wist, lost a valuable
team by drowning in an attempt 10
cross the Little Minnesota.
Fire did damage TO the amount OF
about S. 900 at Midland, burning the
hardware store Of Schrader & Kohl
and several smaller buildings.
Charles n. McIlvane of Huron has
been appointed as secretary OF he
state board OF agriculture and immi-
grafton commissioner. His Office will
be at Huron.
The n~ine-year-old daughter of John
Haynes Of Midtown was killed by be-
ing hit on the head by a pitched ball.
A brother of the girl was pitching at
the time OF the accident.
Through the good work Of the
troops from Fort Meade the timber
fire on the military reserve south OF
Sturgis is under control after a hard
nights fighting. The fire burned
over 500 acres. doing great damage
to trees; also to cord wood.
AS a result of an election upon the
liquor license question at the village
of Condo, five citizens OF Sphinx county
are under arrest charged with illegal
voting. The proposition to license
the saloons was carried by a majority
OF four, and the prohibitionists claim
that voters were imported from out
side districts to carry the day. The
state anti-saloon league is pushing the
prosecution.
Rev. T. X. Solensten has resigned
the passionate Of the church at Toron-
to, Norden and other towns in that
part Of the state. He had been pas
tor OF the parish for a period OF nine
teen years, and had been engaged in
the ministry for twenty-five years.
In point Of continuous service in n
parish he made a record which sell
dom has been equaled in the state.
He retires in order to rest.
Indications are hat horses will
bring a higher price this year than
for nan seasons past. Several sales
of bronchos have been made at Belle
Fourche at which these little horses
brought high prices, while the demand
for we'll broken animals at the irri-
CATION works is steadily on the in
crease. A number of horse buyers
have come into the vicinity lately,
and there is a demand for good stock.
Nathan Holmes, a Tyndall business
a has discovered that troubles do
not come singly but in trios. His
wife was called away from home by
a telegram announcing the death Of
her father, and had not beer gone
long when the little daughter of the
couple fell and broke her arm in two
places. To add to the misfortunes Of
the family. Mr., Holmes himself now
is confined to his bed with a serious
attack of pneumonia.
Jonas B. Rose. one of the old timers
of the Black Hills, was found dead
at his home at Deadwood. He lived
alone, and it is thought that he WAS
suddenly attacked with heart trouble
while preparing his breakfast. and
lived but a few moments after. He
leaves two sons, Elmer, bailiff of the
circuit court, and ]. P. Rose of Den
yer. Mr.. Rose had been at one time
extensively interested in mining mat
tiers, but had disposed of all his prop
erty about a year ago.
Preparations have practically been
completed 70 establishing a new rural
mail route from Iroquois. All that
remains is for the Washington autho-
rites to appoint the carrier, There
are four applicants for the position,
and their applications have peer for
warded to Washington. 1t is expected
an appointment will be in
the near future. The new rural mail
route will extend through a thickly
settled part Of Kingsbury county, and
will prove Of great benefit to hundreds
of farmers and members OF their
households.
Several tepees of Indians have been
camping north of Miller. In crossing
a swollen creek near town the squaws
discounted the braves in daring. Crow
Eagle stood on the banks of the
stream. but seemed to be afraid to go
over. His squaw urged him 10 make
the attempt. He in turn bantered her
to try the experiment of wading
across. She accepted the challenge
and plunged into the water. coming
out safely or the other side. Her
spouse laughed and refused TO follow.
walking a full mile to find a bridge on
which to walk pver