The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-05-10

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summer have been decided upon by
the park board and definite plans for
a pool or bathing beach are expected
to result from a meeting at which
every lodge, club and other organi
cation in the city participated.
Huron.-Huron is arranging for a
Glad Hand" committee comprising
representatives Of the Commercial
club, the Rotary, Kiwaris and Lions
clubs, to meet and greet all tourists
who make the local tourist camp
grounds their headquarters during TIE
approaching tourist season.
Madison.-Nearly 400 of the women
OF Madison have %petitioned the city
commissioners to enforce the curfew
ordinance, which requires all young
people Under II years of age to be off
the streets and at home by 8 o'clock
each night. sunless accompanied by
parents or guardians.
Flandreau.-Tests made by experts
of the .velume OF water in the city
test well show that Flandreau has
right at Its doors an i~neIhaustible
supply OF the purest water to be OBJ
tanned in the state. The test well lie
five feet square and was sunk to q
depth of 10 feet.
Hot Springs.-During the past
winter farms throughout the Black
Hills territory have been a drug on
the market, but with the coming OF
spring, the better ranches are start
ing to change hands in a manner that
shows prosperity is again hitting this
territory.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES succeeded
in raising the ferryboat at Fort Ran
dali, which was sent to the bottom OF
the Missouri river when 1t struck 6
snag. The engines had to be taker
apart and cleaned. The ferry boat has
again been placed in commission.
Observation-Disclosures General New
postoffices, including three in South
Dakota, located at Martin, Pine Ridge
and Thunder Hawk, have been ad
vanced to third class, according te
word received from Washington.
Yankton.-The steel fabricatina
Meridian highway bridge across the
Missouri river at Yankton has become
unconditional by the meeting by the
bridge company and the first pay
ment OF 100000.
.Deadwood.--The contract for the
/ annatrtofinn ~ urhnt to nlaiVAnI MIL
be the largest dancing pavilion In
South Dakota has been awarded by
the park board OF the Deadwood
volunteer fire department to White
wood men.
acknowledgements a
made from the Northern Normal that
the final decision for the location fol
the normal school biology station has
been made and that the station would
be established at Enemy Swim Lake
Spencer-Eight complete legs anc
feet, four ears, but only three eyes
two upper, but only n lower one, 10
the description of a freak pig which
a exhibited here. The animal
lived several hours after birth.
Bryant.-The stockholders Of the
Farmers Cooperative company
whose elevator in Bryant recently wai
destroyed by fire. at a special meet
ing decided to erect a new eley atoi
to replace the n destroyed.
Spencer.-The city windmill, a land
mark here for many years and a relic
of pioneer days, was blown from its
moorings and completely wrecked by
a terrific windstorm which swept
over Spencer.
Mitchell.-At least half OF the early
pig crop in South Dakota has beer
lost because of inclement weather
according to A. L.. Haynes, secretary
of the South Dakota Duroc Breeders
association.
Ethan.-The building OF a $1,000
ing of two stores and the opening o
two creamery stations mark the re
turn OF normally" here.
Groton.-A petition is being circu
lated among property owners in tn,
city and the old independent schoo
district. to dissolve the present con
solidated school district here.
Hudson.-June z has been selected
as the date for the annual picnic an
celebration of the old settlers o
Lincoln county. which will be hei'
here.
Madison.-An interesting an,
spirited battle is being waged be
tween five candidates who seek I,
be appointed postmaster OF Madison.
Philip.--At least $500 in premium
will be offered to exhibitors OF Duro'
Jersey swine at the county fair which
will be held here this fall.
Pierre,--A pair OF swans Is to b.
placed on the lake on the capita
grounds. The birds were purchaser
blythe Kiwanls club.
Huron.-The stretch OF roa'
through the state fair grounds is be
ing prepared for grading after whicl
1t will be graveled.
Groton--Present conditions ind
cate that there VIII be a very small
acreage of wheat planted in thi
ection this year.
AurOra.-It seems a certainty nov
that this village will soon have an
nther cream station In operation.
Murdo.-Murdo's new city waite
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