Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15

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j. T. Collins, WI. Harris.
Z. ". Small, {. ! Canning
q T. = r rbiis David Harter.
John Hightlauf, c. G. Hart,
W. =, Ravens, s harrington.
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NJ. w. Reese, L. w. Scripture,
Fred E Quinby, Chas. Yeager,
q J. Williams, Sohn Johnson
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Alfred Flanders. c. II. Horton,
A. R. Byron.
The case of Davis & Rankin VS..
+. ". Small, was called. Dayis &
Rankin sue for the recovery of
creamery subscription, and Small
and others allege Il violation of con-
tract. Tuesday and Wednesday was
occupied in hearing the evidence,
The judge gave the jury a very clear
and exhaustive charge as to the va
rious points of law involved in the
case, and the jury retired to consid-
er the matter. After being out for
about five hours, the Judge was cal
led about ten o'clock at night and
informed that the jury could not
agree, whereupon they were inform
ed by Ills Honor that they had been
lmpaneled to decide that case and
ordered them to try AGAIN, at the
same time offering to enlighten
them as far as he could, with pro-
priety. At this writing, Thursday
morning, the jury is still out.
On Thursday morning the Grand
Jury reported two indictments
against Louis 3. Hanson, for selling
liquor. Gilbert G. Rand, two for
selling liquor, aud Otto Smody for
the same offense.
Chris. L. Audland was charged
in the indictment found against
him, with an assault with intent to
commit rape. ne Pte'a guiiey as
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the death OF Charley Ecker on the
18th OF last month. AS many Oh
our readers know, he mas oeeh a
victim OF thai e. disease, cohS9mP-
ton, for the last four years Two
years ago he moyea 10 florloa
IN the VAIN ana 9elusiFe nope OF
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Through the solicitation OF
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. A. B. Melville,
of Huron, gave a reading at the
Congregational Church last Mon
day evening. The audience was an
excellent one. both intelligent and
]appreciative, and all were delighted
with the lldV'S rpnUItIOn of the
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