The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-03-11

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mercial club.
Dell Rapids-The commission plan
OF municipal government was adopt
ed here and there is general rejoicing
over the result Of the election
Yankton-In a special election
yesterday Yankton voted for the COM
mission form of government by a
vote Of 3SS to 165 in q so per cent
poll.
Lodi-Bids soon will be opened and
the contract awarded for the erection
at this place of a fine new Lutheran
church, at a cost of several thousand
dollars.
Aberdeen-A dispatch from Los An
geles state that Mrs. Curtiss wife OF
State Senator Curtiss of this county
lost a foot as the result Of a trolley
car mishap.
Scotland-Owing to the inability to
move cars the Milwaukee railway com
pany has announced here that it Will
not permit for the time being the
loading Of any more carloads OF corn
for eastern shipment.
D0land-The business men are ar
ranging to organize with the OBJECT
of securing for D0land a new hotel, a
larger and more modern pubic SchOol
building, an electric light plant, a
commercial club and a modern opera
house.
Edgemont-A volunteer fire depart
mpnt has ben organized here, WITH me
following officers. Chief Thomas Col
gan: first assistant chief, Arthur tart
lett: second assistant, Arthur Lttnlal,
foreman fire companies. Harry clark
and A. Wickstrom.
Huron-A three story brick struc-
ture. 5Ox115 feet will be erected the
present season by the Odd Fellows
! fraternity of this city. This was de-
cided upon at a largely attended meet
ing and of members Of the order last
night. The structure will be one OF
the finest of its kind in this part of
the country and will cost about $780,
900.
Brookings-A. II. Wheaton. AS pure
loou tcillblISEI'ii' Va t'' 900 'N'
sustained in suit brought by the Am
erican Linseed Oil company, which
sought to market in this state an oil
sixty per cent linseed, and forty per
cen filler" This the Our holds it
canot do under the provisions of sec
tons 2S97 and 2S9S of the Political
CODE which prohibits adulteration of
linseed oil.
Aberdeen-Judge Frank NcNulty
has sentenced Carl StorCh. convicted
OF a%ssaulting Robert FRANKIE with in
tent to Kill. which resulted in
! Franke's death, to two years in the
state penitentiary at Sioux Falls. John
Sweeny. convicted of criminal assault
In the second degree upon a 17-year-
old girl. was sentenced to eighteen
months in the p~enitentiarN.
Miller-Parties in from Crow Creek
southwest of here on the Missouri
river. state that the Indians have
lost fifty per cent of their cattle and
horses his winter. The government
apportioned them some fine animals
and these have gone with the rest.
The Indians while taking quite nat
urally to stock raising do not pro-
vide sufficient feed for a long winter
expecting the stock to Craze on the
prairies.
Pierre-Articles Of Incorporation
have been filed with the secretary OF
state for the First State bank of Nc
Laughlin, Corson county, with a
capital Of 10000. Incorporators. j.
o.. Van Nice, of Minneapolis: F. S.
Schmalle, Morristown; F. w. Nc
owan, Mclaughlin Also for the SUI
ly County State Sank at Onida, with
a capital Of $4,000. Incorporators,
J. J. Dalton. Pierre; Thos. j. Dali
ton and r. j. Dougherty Of Onida.
Aberdeen-Col. Thomas G.. Orr. of
Brookings. on a visit to Aberdeen.
started a BOOM for the election of n.
D.. kinglnan. of Selby. az state COM
mander of the south Dakota Grand
Army Of the Republic. Mr.. Kingman
served from April, 1861, until Sep
tember, 1865. as a membe of Com
rany I, Thirteenth Wisconsin infan-
try, and from october, 1861, was cap
tain of the company. The state en-
campment will be held at Waterown
next June.
Pierre-On a second trial here the
commission plan of city government
carried by a majority Of 215. The
vote was not a heavy one, only about
half of the vote of the city being cast.
While there was fear of a strong OPP
position, it did not develop from any
source. The question Of authorizing
the board Of education to expend for
ty thousand dollars for a high school
building carried by over foul hun
dred majority, about a hundred wo-
men voting on the proposition.
Lead-The Homestake is now drop
ping TAO stamps daily. the DeSmet
mill at Golden Gate having been put
into CCIEH. ss.on agan., and auftng
another 100 stamps to the daily crush
ing capt city. The now has
-four hills and four hoists in opera.
ton. in addition to the slime plant
n regrinding plant. Machinists are
now working on the T~erryville mills.