The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-12-07

grains can be most profitably raised
as well as livestock and dairy pro-
ducts. Threshing reports thus far
received show that fully 100000 bush.
els OF grain were raised in the imme-
date vicinity this year. Over $1,000
worth Of cream and butterfat were
shipped out of Belvidere during the
month of October.
Presho.-In the election November
Z Kenuebec apparently won out In
the county e "a fight to remove the
county seat OF Lyman county from
Oacoma to Kennebec, by IL votes.
The county commissioners immedi.
ately ordered the books and records
moved, but before action could be
taken Oacoma had gotten out an in.
junction asking a recount. Charges
have been made that some voted Il.
legally and enough votes will be
found to change the final count.
Emery.-With the object OF pro-
noting the commercial and other in.
terests of Emery and boosting the
surrounding farming country, the
business men OF Emery have organ.
lied a commercial club, which will be
made an important factor in the
growth and prosperity Of the city.
The club already has adopted several
townbuildlng projects and these will
be pushed to a successful conclusion
as rapidly as possible.
Armour.-The Armour city council
has decided to engage in municipal
ownership to the extent Of operating
the local w~atsrworks system, the city
to do its own pumping. An air com.
pressor has been purchased and will
be installed as soon as received.
Beresford.-Good progress is being
made in the work of paving the main
business street of Beresford, and the
improvement is OF SO pronounced a
character that It now Is planned to
extend the paving to the residence
section next year.
Parker.-No trace can be found OF
unknown yeggmen who entered the
A. E. Bailey hardware and implement
store at BOLTON, Is miles northwest
of Parker, and escaped with several
guns, a dozen auto tires and other
property.
NATURALIZATION county has al
ready completed a 100 per cent N
rollment in the South Dakota Bduca-
tional association for the year. Every
grade and high school teacher in the
county has enrolled In the organize,
ton.
Winner.-The Trip county library
has just celebrated it's first anniver-
sary. This Is the second county IL
brary in the state. There are twelve
branches and substations in the coun.
ty and applications for four more.
Vermillion.-The state museum at
the University of South Dakota has
received the Fl. w. Palm collection Of
mound builders flint and stone relies,
consisting of 287 pieces and being the
most valuable in the northwest.
Willow Lake.--A petition is being
circulated here, asking the city conn
Gil to call a special election to put be-
fore the voters the proposition OF Is
suing bonds for the construction OF a
modern w~aterworks system.
Elk ~Poipt-Upion count 10 al.
ready making plans for its institutes
and poultry shows in 1923. Elk Point
has decided on dates of January 26
and q. Beresford and Alcester will
decide later on dates.
Elkton.-Rosie Friberger, aged nine,
who made her home with her uncle
and aunt ON a farm seven miles from
Elkton. was accidentally shot while
playing with a rifle, and died a few
moments later.
Misunderstanding ander q load Of
hay for his gun to shoot a rabbit,
Jurdin Gortmaeker accidentally dis.
charged the gun receiving the charge
Of shot In his abdomen. He died an
hour later.
Pierre. - Automobile registrations
are going to sarpaSs those OF 1921. in
the number of licenses issued, ac-
cOrding to reports to the automGbie
bureau Of the secretary of states of.
flee.
Observation-Disclosures have started
graveling On the Caster Battlefield
hi-way west fresa the Hanson county
line to the Meridian highway. which
is as far as the state road is graded.
Deadwood.-Anneuseement Is made
that an auto stage line will be estab-
lished as % as weather conditions
will permit between Deadwood and
Rapid City, a distance of SO miles.
SiBseton.-The removal OF an en-
tire Indian agency now is in progress
from it, present location near Sisse
ton to this city. so the agency will in
future be On q railroad.
Belle rourche.-An industry that
started In the Hills last year and Is
gosns ahead IN giant strides is the
shipment sf poultry to the large
cities q the east.
Brookinss.-State and county agri.
cultural cxtenstsa workers of South
Dakota will meet AZ State ssilege for
their annual conference December Is
to q. inclusive.
Yankten.-This city has radie
breadcssting statiou which win begin
sending cut regular psssrans In the
near future.
Madisoa.-The Madison commercial
club 10 considering eAyisying q fun