Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-11-19

Corkell OF Stanton, gave ,Jos...
beau $1,000 to buy nooi.s 4
tana. That was the last ss,s \
seph.
The Estelline creamery iu,. /,
made26,O35 pounds of butt, \
the season. The averase ~
Tor cream per pound was lglsl
1t Is estimated that qt@I
bushels OF grain from the press,, !.
10000 OF which is wheat, ",
taken out OF points tributary /.
Hastings & Dakota.
One hundred and sixty tbn,
bushels of this years cron ! !,
has been marketed in Aber. =
season, hall OF which was reesivJ
month.
Ex- Register George B. Armstus
family left Huron for their new ,
in Davenport, Iowa, where he 4
the editor OF the Gazette.
Rev. Mr.. Peterson has rloss
bors as synodicaI missionary /,
PreSbyterians in South Dakos'
next field OF labor will probaBy
the Black Hills.
Marshal Billy Wilson Of Rand.
was shot and killed while attn,
to disarm .IoSse Borland. ArAT
gan and Bud Baird. Borlaya
shot twice, and is now under the
Of physicians. lie may possg
cover. Wilson lived a hall hoat
the shooting.
The old settlers OF Lincoln q
met at Canton and formed an q
tiers organization.
William Wilson is twenty,sl
turned over l56acres, mostlystl
an average OF six acres a day,
The grand total OF all horses, /
oxen, cows and other cattle u
in Dakota was but 1884, SIS; Dol
l,O42, 3lS-fve and one-haf
greater than 1880, or an inrs
$50 per cent In the spring q
Dakota's stockmen will 90 int
mess with l.25O.O 900 head Of ST
A Burlington & Northern d
states that Altoona, a new stat
the Iowa Falls division, eight&r
half miles south of Elkton, ha
opened for business.
A Flandreau druggist has j
ceived a supply OF drugs Tor
dams, among which are 20 gali
castor OIL 40 pounds OF sal
1000 compound cathartic pills
A large number OF white swan
been killed u the vicinity Of y
this season,
Two merchants of BeresforI
victimized out OF $500 by bu
patent fence post.
William Morrison Of Vallejo
bound over for selling NOR
property.
Rev. Shaifner. who was senter
the penitentiary for six months
last term OF court at Mitchell
sault with a deadly weapon an
secured a stay of sentence penf
appeal, has skipped, ieaViO!
bvndsmen in the lurch.
John d. Smith, sheriff OF
county, arrived at Steele with
Bremen, charged with burglar
Steele,
The First National Bank OIL
Falls has changed hands. 4
from Chicago is there, and WI
large share OF the stock oil the
j. Is. Young, who has been pr
OF the bank since its organlIa'
1850, will retire, to be succee
X. j. Wells, a prominent attof
The elevator of Alden 4 wa
Piugree, was burned. Ihefs
several thousand bushels OIL W.
the building, which was msure'
elevator cost So, 500, andth
are two large farmers at Pins''
A granger fromthelower ena'
son county, named james :
was arrested for passing y
money on Charles Rhodes o. =
The man gave Rhodes an anC,s
OF the Rebellion in an lseV ~ y
bond OF the value oil ~,
Rhodes accepted with gnllelts
cence. In Grundy's possesslO
found a bali dozen w~retcheals
silver dollars. A smallmihe =
dollars is supposed to beruIlnl,
where in the country, as hun,
the product are afloat at :
Grundy was bound over to'h'
States court.
The newly appointed reg's'e
ceiver at the Huron land on
assumed their duties,
The Minneapolis ( Sorsse'
tor compsny are building .
bushal addition 10 Their iatse
at Park River, making a to'e
ty OF OF, 900 bushels.
The grand jury at fankton =
indictments against W, y. y
murder, j. G. sharpforeranu,
and Charles Wabsan Tor ass'
battery.
The destruction OF properly
washing OF the Missouri riVe'
Sioux Bend district is assuhi"
ing proportions. Two m =
Jefferson the river has wa
great tract OF land, ana Is NJ
$50 rods Of the Chicago, N J
st. Paul track, s~tretcn'nE !;
path for more than nan A'