The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-03-28
South Dakota


demented
II the proposition OF a hotel man,
just made TO the commercial club, is
acted on, Aberdeen will soon have
s150,0OO hotel.
Heart failure caused the sudden
six miles west of Warner. Mr.. Dildine
was on of the oldest settlers Of Brown
county.
George S. Nelson. a farm hand
found dead in field southeast of Mill.
er shot through the breast, is declared
by the coroner's jury to have commit.
ted suicide. q
Citizens of Oldham have just cele,
brated the twentieth anniversary OF
its founding. 1t is recalled by pioneer
residents who yet reside there, that
the first building in Oldham was y
small dwelling for the section foreman
and blacksmith shop.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
Of Webster, the oldest bank in Day
county, has been incorporated into the
Farmers and Merchants National
bank The officers are David Williams
president; John Williams, vice presi
dent, A. T. Cooper, cashier.
Estelle, the two-year old daughter OF
Lambert Tinholdt Of Herried met a
horrible death She fell into a pail OF
boiling water, and before she could be
rescued she had received fatal injuries.
The child's body was so badly scalded
that the nuter skin peeled off
Johnson Brothers have purchased
the Arnold & Andrews interest in the
Lakeside State Bank of Lake Andes;
also an undivided One-haIf interest in
the Lake Andes townsite. In future
county seat contests for Charles Mix
county it can be safely figured that
Lake Andes will enter the race.
Charged with filling liquor prescrip
tons contrary 10 law, Ben Waterman,
a druggist, and Ole n. Anderson, a
pharmacist, were arraigned before
Judge Copeland at Vermillion. They
pleaded not guilty. but the evidence
court fined each $50 and sentenced
them to forty days in the county jail.
The following list of game wardens
has been appointed by Gov. Crawford:
Union county, James Halliday, Jr., Nc.
Cook; Marshall county, Frank Fu1-
tine, Langford; Dawson county, II.
Collard, Mitchell: Day county, Clinton
G. Jenkins. Waubay; Lawrence cOun-
ty, Andrew f. Hall. ROubaiX; Hanson
county, Fred A. Bond, Alexandria;
Hand county, A. S. Ober, Miller;
Hutchinson county, Joseph Tschetter,
Freeman.
H. F. Stolte of Redfield. who recent
ly was awarded the contract to erect
a new public school building at Hitch
cock, has been looking over the ground
in order that work upon the structure
can commence as early in the spring
as the weather will permit. The new
building, when completed, will be one
of the finest structures of the kind in
this part of the state, and will give
Hitchcock a firstclass educational IN
stitution
Circuit court is in session at Huron,
Judge Charles S. Whiting presiding,
with fourteen criminal and nearly
fifty civil cases on the calendar. \
grand jury is in session and nearly
one hundred witnesses have been sub
poenaed. 1t is evident that matters
pertaining to reports of offenses in the
city are being carefully investigated by
the grand jury and developments of
more or less sensational character are
anticipated
The reports Of national banks show
that the deposits in that class OF
banks in South Dakota to have in
creased S3,096 ,505.49 in the past year.
In the Is banks doing business in The
state in January. 1907, there is depos-
tied s1S,194,923.07. The increase in
will show a much heavier increase on
account of the great number Of new
state banks which have been organ
lied within the year.
The Riverside store. near Alexan-
dria, owned by T. J. Wallis, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire at l o'clock in
the morning. The family of Mr.. Wal
lis were sleeping in the upper rooms
of the store building. The fire origina-
ted in the store room. A part OF the
stock was saved. The proprietor had
been doing thriving business during
his location at Riverside. II is ru-
mored the store will be rebuilt imme-
diately and the business resumed.
The steam breaking pillow is taking
the place of horse piows all over this
part of the state. The new settlers
west of the river are getting them in.
and many Of them are scattered over
the vicinity near Pierre, east of the
river. Several were worked in Sully
county last year, and proved so salts
factory in every way that more are
being ordered for the work in that
county, while the eastern end OF this
county is being worked with that man.
ner of blowing up the prairie sod.
Preliminary to vigorous warfare
against Black Hills men who violate
the fish laws. George Heidgerkin, who