Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-13

hSOI hael I
and held to the circ,;, ,
land, for praeticins s,s 9 "
a licence. msls u
TheequalinationbO.,l.
raised one mans asss,.s''
and he was indignant,
Mrs Gidley, wife Of J.rs
per'ntendent ofthoyorl.
company, committed NV;
City by taking arsepS / !
form.
In Miner county the ii
companies havesettledl0. |,
on a basis of twenty,SS'
acre as the average oftI,,
One man in campbsD
raised very fine blackb4,,,
son from roots brougSt
igan.
The Cheyenne cros.i,
point the Black Hilk ~.
Sioux City & Pacific i ~
completed NOV. /, is dsa'
ty-hve miles from Deadsa|
fifty miles from RAPID 81
j. Hansen Ais Of Len,
tanned Miller & Green an
suit against the Northen ;
road for ejecting himsss
from the ears at Weod !
months ago. The damaa
81 900.
The heirs of John FOevr
ton and his brother, Adam
OF Niobrara, have raeath
to about $40, 900 by tLsd.
father OF John and Adam
Germany.
A. ]. HARDWOOD, former =
the Republican COMMITTEE
the early settlers OF Fang. y
dwelling for Sc, 900 and NJ
business in Minneapolis,
According to the assssso,
there are in Baooking os
horses and 7,774 head q
elusive Of those under o,s
april /, 1885. There are
sheep and 1880 hogs N
property of the county i
300, 900.
The reports from seven
i'll Dakota for the month d
| $50 new filings on home
pre-emption claims, With d
Asa, 1888 acres. The total !
settlers proofs was 663, sR
area acquired by final prod
acres. The total numbs |
CLANS entered was OPS.
The first annual agricultri|
Dakota is to be held at Huru}
30, Oct. ! and 2, with SlOa|
tised in premiums for stOd
| ducts, Farmers and stoCkn|
trail Dakota. besides maAy 4
! hibitors, are said 10 b u
rangements to attend, aud
though but the first series, pl
be a good starter.
Oliver Dalrymple writa
Hodges, from Casselton, tbs
begin harvesting on his farm
He gives the average per acNI
Ia asfollows. Barnes, 7tOs
Hon Homme, 10 TO SG h
Brown, IL to l7;Brockags U
| 10 20;Dawson, Is 20,DREq
20; Grand Forks, Is to ~ I
10 Is; Lincoln, Is to go; Las
Cook, 10; Minnehaha, y
Moody, Is; Pembms, 20
damaged 10 per cent BY I
| rust, Riehland, IL to lS,sg
Stutsman, l5 to %; Trad,
Turner, 10 to 20; Walsh
Eddy, damaged 22 per cent
In the case of Thomas AL
Frederick G, Castle, from Y
land district OF Dakota, the
of 1.-THE interiorreverses, upon
I predecessors decision OF FEB.
holding that the service Of
! publication is not warranie
sworn allegation that ''theF
| dress OF the defendant Is unl
the deponent, and that PEI
! vice cannot be had upon }
that 1t must also be an
shown that due diligencehas
to procure personal service
order for publication can %
Warden Williams ofthepe
u
at Bismarck, wishes it dis
derstood that "Wednesday
week is reception day OF DIS
and on that day visitors ~
and invited to call. The
| fee will be twenty-five cents Y.
eeeds to be devoted to q ~
for the purchase OF books y
| for the convicts,
The following officers Of ID
militia were designated oy
Pierce to attend the funeral !.
| OF General Grant: General
Free, adjutant general; So,o
Bennett, first Regiments o .
| Sheafe, second regiments Y
aide de camp.
Bismarck special:-'ioV'
500 to Warner NJ, Bateui
natl for settlement in hlH
ment obtained against hun
cab, KY, in 1864, for tAs y
ne OF a negro boy and SRI
auartermaster at Padteap
| ployed about ! 500 neelvs
whom were slaves OF reside
part Of Kentucky. Tie rep
render them TO their owll "
some trouble over the NAV !.
OF which the recovery q :
| Inv one owner. Thejudgals..
kept alive, and with :
amounts TO over ~, ooV.
nally come into theposses,s.y
man, he accepts 500 N ~ ~
ton, and Gov. Pierce pays.n
to be rid OF the annoyance
0overnor Fierce Irvs'
mond, and Auditor oa'dss
as q board to examine th'
connected with Dakota,s q,
the New Orleans erposs,.,,,,
States Commissioner Me'
his deputies for North y, !. a ~,
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