The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
Articles Of incorporation have been
fled for the Trip County State bank
at Lamro, with a capital of $4,000.


R1ddled with small shot, Lawrence
Day came into Yankton for medical
assistance. He states he was shot by
a small boy in a group of youngsters.
Lawrence Day Of Yankton is il a
doctors care with te npellets from a
shotgun in his person. He was acci-
dentally shot by some boy in a crowd
or youngsters who were shooting "
the brush ear the river.
A fine new Catholic parsonage build.
ing now Is in course of construction
at Presho. The structure will be mod.
ern In every respect, and will cost
about $4,000. 1t will have a concrete
foundation and be very substantial
throughout.
w. H. Uecker has been appointed
to the position of chief Of police at
Huron to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of w. J. Barker. A.
w. Longren will hereafter be assistant
to Night Officer G. A. Hawley, with
minor changes i nthe police force.
Gertrude Stephenson, aged nino
years, was attacked by a COW withi1
the city limits at Yankton, tossed
hooked and trampled Jpn, and was in
aserious condition when rescued
The COW was loose and charged on the
girl as soon as she saw her, owing
to red ribbons In her hat, it is sup
posed.
Representatives Of a Mennonite col
ony of PENNSYLVANIA have been in
Pierre for several days looking over
lands, and before leaving purchased
seevral tracts. They expect to be back
to this part of the country next spring
and to bring a number of others of
their peculiar religious belief with
them.
Creamery promoters at SanSae, in
Stanley county, report pledges OF the
milking of enough COWS to assure the
success of a creamery at that point,
cANi oS NJ" StttlhE me pItuSCS III
form of contracts, and if all who have
agreed to milk cows will sign cor
tracts to that effect the plant will be
put in.
The young man found dead near Ell
creek bridge near Sturgis Thursda!
has been Identified as a resident O
pnIrn rnr@aJ Irnon un had hpav~
hauling freight to Pedro from Rapif
City wit hsix horses and two wagons.
ana it is believed he was kicked by {
horse while unhitching to camp TO-
the night.
A party of young men from Cham
b~erlain, w. S. Miller, Will B. Stevens
anC A. N. Funk, experienced the wreck
Of their houseboat at Yankton. The
boat was caught in the current
wbirled against the pontoon bridge
and sunk. The boys caught the
bridge as the boat passed under and
were rescued. The boat and contents |
were valued at $500.
The cornerstone of the Masonic
temple which is being constructed by
the Masonic bodies at Redfield, was
laid last week. Grand Master Petit
grew of Sioux Falls assisted. The ora
ton was delivered by Inspector Gen
eral f. T. Taubman of Aberdeen. The
temple will be a commodious brick
building, with two stories and base
ment, and will cost $4,000.
A vast amount of work was accom- '
plished and plans were laid for vigor-
GUS work during the coming year at
the convention Of the South Dakota
Y. w. C. A., which has just come to
a close in Aberdeen. The convention
was the most successful 1 nthe history
OF the association. Special commit
tees were appointed to select the new
officers and decide upon the place for
enext convention.
William H. Saxton died at his bone
in Huron. aged fifty-six years. MI.
Saxton vas a native of Pennsylvania,
and since nineteen years Of age has
been in the service Of various rail |
roads, most Of the time In the employ
as a nengineer on the Chicago &
Northwestern, with headquarters in
this city. Thirteen years ago he was
stricken with paralysis land from that ,
was unable to do service az an
engineer.
Authorities at Huron were notified
of the blowing up Of the safe in the
city market at Lake Preston Sunday
night. The cracksmen secured sever
hundred dollars in cash. More than
$4,000, which it is supposed the rob-
bers were led to believe was in the
safe was paid out Saturday for cattle.
The explosion was terrific, a hole be-
blown through the roof and anoth-
er through the floor. No trace Of the
robbers has yet been found.
Although a score of her young play
RECENTLY consented to the re-