Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-10-22

Col. John d. Benton Of :.
credited with beingthe comive
or OF Dakota.
A second Touring mil, toc.,d
600, is to be built at St. Laws
f. w. Miller is MADE reOsr,
John Mcfarland registered tn n
land office.
A coroner's jury at Big S.n.I
find that Henry l. BarnetkIs
w. Morgan,
The Queen Bee mill at sior
was sold for $3,771 delinouem
The first controller Of the M
Offsets Dakota's census bill NJ
old claim against the territor.
Chief Justice Edgerton ofDa
MES that he is a candidate for =
fee,
The Dalrymple-C heny farm u
ed more than 100000 baas
wheat.
Picket Brothers OF Steele I
seeded 2,1OO acres this veal, and
are now ~threshing out $4,000 d
OF wheat.
Clarence Roberts, living nsr0
ton lost his new barn, costing 81
and other valuable properly
The National Womans
association Mt Minneapolis a1
resolutions and calls for the ra
of Gov. Pierce OF Dakota.
The people OF Pierre, OAK, yas
y to bond thecity for a new \
house.
Two members OF the Hyde y
school board have been irdct9
tits claimed that their action ID
ing warrants was legal.
The gun store OF James MLI
lin, at Fargo, was broken open 1
large amount ofguns and ANNA
secured.
The buildings of Mr.. COBB
Bangor, were burned by a prard
Loss, $1,000
Recent reports from the catts
in the Bad Lands, says the Nd
Pioneer, show that the first an
OF the damage to the ranges
prairie fires were greatly exags
Henry Cartwright, a farmer
forty-fve, living eight miles soata
of Flandreau, was adjudged .
and taken to Yankton.
Bishop Ireland secures thereaE
ment OF Mai. Craman as Indlanaa
at DEVILS Lake even though 7
pointment had already ben
out for somebody else.
Register Armstrong, Of the \
land Office, will resign and eng
field of Minnesota journalism
A prairie fire in Cavalier
commenced q few miles soath
town Cavalier, and swept totns
consuming eight or nine farm
and fifteen or twenty stacks
beside a quantity OF hay.
The stable, two houses, i've
hay and farm machinery Of D1n'
lex OF Glendale were burned.
for $1,000.
A Jealous wife in CentralCit!R
cowhided her husband before y
ence which loudly encourage y
A case of smallpox has deVe01
the family of Mrs. Buck 'a
south OF Tower City.
The total sales OF Northern
railroad lands in the countlesos
man, Foster, La Moure, psis
Intosh, Logan, Emmons'
ul~
Wells. Sheridan, Burlelsl' Nm
Morton, Boreman, Mercer, WI
Stevens, Howard, Stark,
Billings, up to Aug, !, 1883
to 1927 Quarter sections, @a
ing 1886, $50 acres, Inc
railroad land unsold in thess
amount to 2S, 2o3 quarter
The supreme court at Des
announces that all cases any, s"sd
decisions not announces vii
held under adyisement
Bismarck term. The court auT
to meet at Bismarck Nov. -
At Breckenridge, as Mrs.
buckle, wife of the sheriff,
absence, locking up the
Carroll, the only prisoner,
the light out Of her hand, pe's
aside and escaped.
Gov. Pierce received from % \
ury department a draft -
less than the allowance made
ritory for taking the
amount being deducted on
q claim against the terrn~
has been dormant Tor ""
years.
Herbert Welsh, secretary
On BIS
from a trip through the
walton and u visit TO al %, thl
expressed his belief tna ortioad
bili for the opening Of . p pea. M
reservation would pass ~ ma
gross. and from persona1r men Z.
with the chiefs and neae ssatf
the Sioux, believes
speedily ratified BY them