Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

a. ~SosrasonEAsHs III tho New Y1fk
Times, writing sseua Waterloo. IA ss-
~tansiye estate III Nassau, Describes .
sps Curious body Of wster TO he seen there
y The lake il nearly ,ase thonsanG fset
I,ag and two knHdrsa IL three hundred
Nv. fe..s broad 1T is an aEYifls jail Lake. ths
former 1rop,istor of Waterloo having
~, built IL 70 store grsn turtles ~. The
plaa was 10 buy the las lies alive aid
put them in the lake ard let them IN
400 rrcsca IN size AID Eurabers, when they
piiE weala aisays be ready TO be caught
ar ana eaten. Millions OF fish could DO
kept in the lake al tie Same time, and
skSs .ha oeC9rse5.t ~ WGterioc would
alvey haseR pp~g dinner visiting La
ms the yssa r IalA he'd Is cnt oas Of
,ee, the solid sach. baI T. 1asy % few tun,
III. dred feet irons abe acesa. IL u con
nectsd Mith the sea by 9 R1tal caasl,
also ezs through thSo Y@ "a; sad When
. q The gate Ia this eSOal i tst open tbs
"a tids rises and falls 10 che !N.sA.
sss ii was cae 81 tsc dafkaSt &ieht& i
.Ysr saw. We veBtihtS the boaa6sstSe
on and pushed out . heavy rosboat. 4
,aox the os.s and VIC pulled OF. The
FRS, s.ssss gave me a fine start. There
~po. been any anasnai appearance
&rrere~esars On She surtsosof the
sssS ssss ia oiscs seen CT tropi-
4, u Is H>satsr CARS stirred
. = sees Nes~8s 1890 10 t@Ilt~
II glA ~ ~ -1x es, ~sfSx.s ssa-
. ! osassst!. stEsNsN AsaAss
xsaevtss xss. Il $50 T.@S.S
!. .agssr, 1 a,.-. asss Il s.4 i~..t a@a"x
se slriact. soil - IL sSsl w ts
.sred OF .sila@ as Ftrn VIC D1s%t
liaas nj r,.oaa ~ e., ~srEtasSs itG- ~"
raycsy G.G8is ~ 80 EssAe@ sps 49,
o. Ion. tits&hss.sESra LeTNts.
III yoH i.gs 2 aasx,srny " sta
SAD e., eSs nabiSs. .'isy al 90
-anfs isa ar si4soN ,b9 wrs'sg Sth 49,
81 .gt .aRR vAssssr y.n san get
cas .;E, 70 fs,,i To- 80.
I ia -. s-.s sNs x-i~ 40 gs-,s Gsa
slitas And ali the Fz-rg isass sithoat aYg
iilralty. ! tock a. Gar th#a sra
the wafer. snd sasrssa.F /.
lrop ieii lack into she lake wssa 0aa -
';sst q Hse. fag-s wa sams4bssg
in seciag so mneh ire na1tiag
.b0v, Ard ! had aot the ~taIHtast HS =.
SScre ~ -srA l bel G:as.. tE'
;pea AZ s.aEBpwA lsse, ~ tors! ic4s -
ISas. N,S 3ai nc idea hos i-,ss aof 80
ass d.~y5 z ~ -eE EEcye the earSsut -,
Ill .ksf. w., Ttyflt earrs Ws
"Ii goa Ruii n - :. vSs-L tac beg ). /,
80 sfsya ~ 81 a5%t 70: VII s 81:
-3nsetbipg tlr.'=7NI -.
iA1 81, AID sH we'll r@si fc9 tiis a.,
s~s.Tt.%g- Wa.G = LA. Eays@s a.: -
sers e sig.yss cstsiIg ai ~. ~=ssr -
!, Erp bow, aud a lhtie st,.r eft inst
cha -t-yr THAI es.iN-ta. Sni
hal s,ay we're Of flaming Gre, More rs
aartai about, leaving Gerry traiist ho-,
Indeed, wherever the water was ayita. 20.
-ed il turned apprrrnG. isto Ere. Whea 49,
heagiiatiou ceased the fire disappeared. -,
except shas there WAS slwsysa little a.
parking uFon the surface. We spiash- -;
d, and rowed. and watched On. ei -
he most curious effects was 10 throw a.
oniething FROM the boat TO distant -,
art OF the lake, and watch tho fire -
psash. A fountain put in the centro III
tae lake would be fountain of FIRE. ~;
We measured the depth with an oar, III
Aas found it TO be four or five feet. 1t naa,
) is-Itse ned as q curious circumstance go
lat tho No,>J 1.-THE lake can be changed 49,
S often as --Ng.,7 without destroying -
Is phosphores.S9 10 Various analyses IN"
4 the water have uysp INade, but With ~
any bfoae ieSuA1s caie