Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-29
DAKOTA IOTTINl
The Aherdeen Electric LIGHT

The Aberdeen Electris Light sa.,
pany viii commence suitagainst}
city for unpaid bills.
There arest present eighteen ,.s.
oners in til, county jail at Graaa
Forks.
The county scat struggle il Deus I
county has been settled in asor 4
Gary.
1t is rumored that a rival town 4
to be plated a short distanes ss,S,1
Of Onida
Sealping railroad tickets Il
coming u remunerate bushes
Deadwood.
-Four new Baptist churches win
dedicated in south Dakota ,lus;,.
the preSent month.
Alexandria thinks she would ii IN I
right if she only had an artesiap nj,
for protection against fire.
Now fora new court-house.
the cry of tie people OF Hand eou,
ty. The building will be erected Il
Miller.
The electric light works OF sioar I
Falls now have acapacity ofSl5am
incandescent and thirty-two 81,
lights.
A residence belonging TO Thomas
ScarviIIe vas destroyed by fire Il
Groton. Loss, about 5000; ius,,r
ance, 500.
Among the advantages held forth
TO induce people TO Iocate at Bisl
marck is the opportunity TO pure has.
FIVE bath tickets for 81.
Geo. r. Lanning has sold out III
Egan Express to Mrs. MA. Foster
Son, and retires from the newspasss
business owing to ill health.
It is reported the city council I'd
Sioux Falls will be asked to pass al
ordinance forbiddins the hitching &
teams to tele graph and te~lephoza
poles.
The Argus-Leader says thai 4
mammoth brush and broom factorx
is now an assured thing for sout1
Sioux Falls. Machinery viii be i
operation by the 1st of june.
A Sioux Falls lady recently adyeS
tised in Philadelphia for a nurse 81
"to go to Dakota" She recenv{1
twenty-eight applications for the Il
uation.
Children are children nowada4
An Aurora county youth who tod
his best girl TO a show the 9th
night Indignantly spurned anofferi
20 in at half rates, and insisted
paying as much as the biggest ms
in the house.
A wagonload of fireworks III
parade at Deadwood recently
some mysterious means beca5
ignited. The display was brief
brilliant. Though rockets and
man candles were discharged in sr5
direction no one was hurt.
b. Z. Pay, who helped tc sur
this country, and was at enc q
United States deputy marshal, /
living in the western part of Bro
ings county, lost his house and
tents by fire. Lost, $4,000; inl
ance, $1,05o.
Reports from prairie fires in
northwestern townships of BID
county show that active ightinz
the part of settlers saved NOS
the farm buildings in their eou<
The burned district includes q u
area of sparsely settled land.
Earle D. Capeile died at his
in GAINESVILLE, OF cancer OF the to-
resulting from the use oftobaee8
was 81 years of age, and wasfoG
u baggage-master of the Chico
Northwestern railway.
The First National bank of ed
hia has given notice that it viii
render its charter the LIST ofJaa4
The Bismarck National bank Dire
the national" from It's ana -
days ago.
A warrant was issued at Carr
the arrest of W. Il. Enos,3 of The
of Enos & Ballet, as the need
of the late fire in that place
! Enos moved cut of town iorh bis
in Minnesota, and requlsition
viii be necessary to get him tns<
trial.
The cast of Pat Devannah
city of jamestown, in which tiA4
is sued for SIS, 600 damages Z
to have been sustained by Des1
by reason of falling into a ditch
the city had dug, but not pu
bridged, has been settled By 8.
council for $500.
J. C. Carnchan, a gilly farm
has been on a debaueh for son
attempted suicide in the Wind
tel at Grand Forks. He used
nine, and was inspasms when1
by the hotel clerk. Medical
ance was called, the power
drug was overcome, and the
covered. Financial troubles
err with whisky, were the caus9
mans acts.
Charles Lucas, clerk of the
Sullivan, left MERRIAM on the
go to Spaulding to attend
ton next day, and has
been seen. His hat and LIANT
been found, but a thorough
revealed no trace of the man
is a fine scenic and, portrait
and being something OF
drink, went into the pine-troS
a few years ago to get 9
temptation. OF late he