The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-06-21
South Dakota
Genes,l State News Paradraphsd.

Gsnsssl State News Paratr.phsd.
While bathing in a pond back of a
dam on the Sears ranch, nine miles
south Of Kanoka, Miss Lulu Sears was
drowned.
Articles Of Incorporation have been
filed for the Stockholm State Bank at
Stockholm, Grant county, with a cap
ital Of $4,000. Incorporators: o. P.
Johnson, Nels Bergen, o. B. Fornell
and others, Stockholm.
The funeral Of Mrs. G. B. Harris
took place at the Catholic church at
Galena. All places of business were
closed during the services, which was
largely attended by friends from Dead
wood, Lead, Sturgis and other places.
The United States grand jury at
Pierre returned indictments against
Yellow Boy, charged with the murder
of Brave Heart on Pine Ridge reser-
walton, and against Leonard Hedlin, in
Jail at Yankton, on a charge of post
Office breaking.
The contract for the erection Of the
farmers elevator at Letcher was let
to L. Buege of Minneapolis for $4,000.
The building is to have a capacity Of
rs 200 bushels and Is to be up to date
in every respect. The building is to
be completed by Aug. l.
The largest load OF wheat ever haul
ed from a farm to market in q single
load is claimed by Wesley Sullivan OF
Groton, who is taking from $50 to 926
bushels at a trip, using a traction en-
CINE. He saves about 5 cents a bushel
in the cost of hauling.
Ludwig Kitzmann and his wife cele-
brated their fiftieth wedding ami
versary and entertained a large num-
Der of old friends at their farm north
Of Yankton. Herman Kitzmann OF
Yankton county is their only son. A
daughter lives in Hutchinson county.
Fifty-six graduates of the Northern
Normal and Industrial school Of Aber-
deem have received their diplomas
and with the alumni banquet at the
Commercial club on Thursday even
ing, the commencement exercises OF
that institution were brought to .
close.
Fishermen complain that even tho
fish are backward this season. They
say the fish, which usually spawn in
April, are spawning now. June il
usually the best fishing month of the
year, but the fish refuse to bite this
year, although there is an abundance
of them in the streams.
Henry Hinricks Of Clearwater mar.
nowly escaped death in an accident
with a disc pulverizer, getting his
feet caught between the discs so tight
ly that the machine had to be taken to
pieces to get him loose. His ankle
vas cut to the bone and he suffered q
: severe loss of blood, but will recover.
! The s~ix-year-old daughter Of Barney
| Hecker has been found dead In a
sand pit at Yankton. with a cash in
the head. 1t is supposed the child fell
from a load of SAN that was being
hauled by q hired man. as a few min
utes before a number of children met
the load and climbed upon it.
Practically two townships were
taken In the Pierre district in May
through filings, which numbered 284,
of these 10 being soldiers declarator.
les; 10 reservoir declarations, and
264 homestead filings. Title was &c.
cured to more than half a township
through II final homestead proofs and
IS communication proofs.
Walter Milbrandt, the two-year-old'
son of a farmer living near Westport
is dead as the result of drinking but.
ter coloring. While the child was at
play 1t discovered a bottle containing
the butter coloring and before 1t could
be prevented, had swallowed q guam
tity of it. Medical assistance was q
once summoned. but efforts to save
the little ones life proved unavailing.
R. p. 1mis, q we'll known young man
Of Spearfsh, has been promoted To for.
est inspector and transferred To- Dis.
trict No. 2. with headquarters in Den.
g He has for the past two years
acted as technical assistant to Forest
Supervisor !. r. Smith. Mr. Tines ia .
native of the Black Hills, and is q
young nan whose attention to bust
ness has already won for him several
well deserved promotions.
An interesting strike has been made
by Frank Ames on the Dundee group
Of claims adjoining the Merritt strike
near Custer Peak. The ore encoun-
tered IL the same variety as the Mer-
rift material. but while the latter 10
found ut the grass roots. the Dundee
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