The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-04-14

menced.
Brookings-The South Dakota phar-
macy board will meet In BrooSings
April 20 for the examination OF can
didates.
Tyndall-The city council is plan
ming on installing a municipal e.ec-
trio light system at a cost OF atout
SIC, 900.
Philip-The local board OF educa-
ton has adopted plans for a new
brick building which will be erected
here this summer
Colton-It is practically assured
that a new town hall building, to
cost about 81, 500 will be erected here
in the heal future.
Pierre-The state treasurer today
called all general fund warrants up to
register number 22S, 9S7, practically all
such warrants outstanding. The to-
tai amount OF the call will be approx
imately $3.50, 900.
MllDdUh-hn Wv ~ 49,
Reliance Elevator company OF Mime
apolis was totally destroyed by fire
last night. 1t contained about 5000
bushels Of grain. The estimated loss
Is SO 900.
Murdo-The work OF rebuilding that
section of the business district which
was destroyed by fire some weeks ago
has been commenced and the work
will be pushed as fast as possibl e.
The new buildings will be much more
substantial than those destroyed.
Pierre-Gov. Vessey has appoint
ed z. f. Giltner Of Red1eld TO succeed
himself as a member OF the state board
Of osteopathic examiners. He a'so APP
pointed Park b. Jenkins OF Wapbay,
a member OF the state board OF medl-
cal examiners to succeed w. f. Moore
of Tyndall.
Rand City-Details for the annual
stockman's meeting in this city, Aprll
18th. to 18th in~clusively. are now
complete and Secretary Soule OF the
Business Mems Club announces a most
attractive program. representatives
from South Omaha are coming out on
q special train.
Hazel-The business men here have
organized a club known as the Hazel
Business Mems association with the
following officers: President, c. w
kellogg: secretary, A.. ]. Buskard;
treasurer, s. H. Peterson. A campaign
to boost the city and its enterprises
will be begun at once.
Redfeld-Preliminary arrangements
are being made for the annual moot
ing tournament of the State Sports
mems association, which will take
place June %, 20, and 30 under the
auspices OF the Redheld Cunning
club. All the crack shots OF the state
will be here TO compete for the liberal
prizes offered.
Lead-The strike trouble Is now
practically at an end. It Is however,
estimated that there is p~acti ally
about LOCO idle men in the Hills, idle
as a. consequence OF the strike. The
men are hanging around this city pri
marily for the purpose Of taking a last
shot at the city in the forthcoming
spring election. The line for city Of
fcials has been tightly drawn.
Vermillion-The city, together with
the state university, located here, is
projecting a dramatic n musical
May festival OF some magnitude. II
will include the production of the
Greek play OF AntigOne, by ~Sophocles,
enacted by a cast OF students and pro-
~fessors, with music composed for this
play by Mendelssohn, which will be
performed by a large orchestra and
malice horus.
Strandburg-A new bank has been
organized under the name Of the
Farmers State bank OF St~randburg,
and will commence business about
August 1. It has a capital of S10,-
900. There are about fifty stock
holders, all living here and In this
vicinity. The officers OF the new
bank are: President, J. Landin: vice
presidents, Thos. Lindahl and J. X.
Twedt: cashier, N. Forsburg; assist
ant cashier, s. V. Olson.
Yankton-E. C. Bent OF Dell Rapids.
secretary of tn State Pharmace" teal
association OF the state spent FRIDAY
in our city comforting with local
Secretary Brecht, Secretary G. J.
Novotny OF the Commercial club and
the local druggists regarding the an
nual meeting OF the association to
be held here in August. This promises
to be a splendid meeting, and Secre-
tary Brecht reports much encorrag-
ment for its success, and our conven-
ton city will heartily welcome the
druggists.
Philip, s. d., April At will he
pleasing news to the many Homestead
ers in the White Owl district. located
as they are so far from easy m
ication with the outside world. to learn
that one OF their trusted citizens. Tom
II. Johnston. has just been appointed
dated Srdces commissioner by Judge
Garland. Mr.. Johnston Is a young
man OF exemplary habits and may be
relied upon to transact the business OF
his Office with Intelligence and accnr-
acy, and especially reliability. 1t is a
great advantage to the settler to have
a commissioner located so handy
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