Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-09-20
DAKOTA

Hiiess iuintihS HU
fifteen bushes an acre ID
of Ifoqais.
The rate OF compel
teams for hauling hose q
from fires at Pierre has b
50 in tie day time and
Pierre viii vote Oct ODD
question of bonding the
sum of $1,000 for the
building two school-hous
Water was struck at
100 fett in the Harro}
well, but they want more
deeper.
An ar esian well, a
ment and a Touring mill !
among the ~ontemplate
ments at Parkston durir s
month.
The Hoit farms, south q
produced this year 9,978
wheat-450 acres-beinr 1
than twenty-five busheI
acre.
A. Medium, of Fargo, 1
directors of the north DAB
Grand Forks 81, 900 for Il
of running q wheel Of to7
was refused.
a representative of q lar
paper mill will buy fax
Parkston this fall. The I
be worked up and then
shipped to the mill.
E. C. Florence's shoe
Grand Forks, was burgla
thieves effieting an entra
the rear of the store. q
pair of shoes in all were
loss amounting to over SID
A Bowdle man whipped
When the neighbors heard 4
a dozen ofthem formed a X
Bowdle man was taken OUT:
telegraph pole and beaati1
ruped.
Twenty-Five years ago occ
battle of Whitestone -
this engagement the Sixth I
airy, Col Pollock's regina
surrounded by 5000 Ind.
cut their way out, killing 20(
The Merchants hotel in
changed hands. w. J. Wal
has conducted it Tor a ye
half, selling to F.. Jenecks.
proprietor of the JeneckI
The hotel win not suffer
change.
The barn and granary /
Tenholz, ten miles west of
containingfour horses, 400l
grain and fifty tons of hay,
stroyed by fire. The fire Is
to have caught from a steal
er.
Mrs. Dennis Hanrahan,
at Grand Forks, was on
Oldest settlers ofSibley coun'
Her remains were taken
inferred in the Catholic Ger
Jesserland. She was abou
years of age and leaves t
dren, who are residents of D
A gang of toughs who b
terrorizing the citizens of n
Casselton and other places
Grand Forks. The chiefofp
awaiting their advent aad
much ado locked them up. 4
tried on achargeo of vagranc
paid their fines but Others
preferring the jail.
For the last week prai
have been raging fierceIy
marck. The grass is con
higher and dryer at this tin
than ever before. A vast
prairie is covered by the fire
is an unconfirmsd rumor til
lily have fallen victims to tn
II. W. Carney was arr
Pierre for icendiarism and &
restitution of goods stolen
released, but having mad
against the lives and pr,
citizens he was rearrested ,
until a train arrived, when
placed on board with ordel
out into the wide, wide wor
more to return.
The rural residence ofWm.
three miles north of YanktoI
to the ground, involving &c
to Mr. Kramer. Nearly all I
hold effects were saved. On
kramers sons narrowly esc
ing left asleep in the house,
mother rescued him at her {
Mr.. Kramer was formerly p
ofthe Merchants hotel in Ia
Fire destroyed the barn
Benson, a farmer living (
north of Casselton. Eigf
and a span of mules wereals
The fire was caused by the
of n kerosene lantern CARR,
of his men, Albert Sanders,
so badly burned in attem
save the horses that he has
of che injuries. There wa
surance, as the barn was
rary one.
A big buffalo bull was xii
miles ftom Cakes, in Central
1t was alone and was sup
have wandered from the usu
grounds, thought three or foI
have for several years been
as in the foot hills, between
and Missouri rivers in the C
Logan and Emerson ,shicha
ly settled. 1t was killed
men after a hard fight. 4
about 1,700 pounds and is
largest killed in Dakota i
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