Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-09-01
NUMBER 8

Q@@Eed g.
was killed last week by q btis-
ing TO his son-inlaw, II. B. Fera
fMr. Grow went from the h0us4
water the stock in a pasture. He
found with both arms, bOtn legs
his neck broken. The bones o.
head and chest were broken.
The first church in Buffalo COD
is now in course of erection.
located at Gam Valley, the cod
seat. and is Congregational.
G. NJ. Daley. Sunday school miss
airy. organized the church some {
since with % members The bu
ing will cost about 81 200.
The first shipment of fat ca
from the ranges of western 81
Dakota was made out of Pierre
week, and consisted of a train q
cars, pulled by two engines. IL
now estimated that just about doq
the number of cattle will be snip
out of Pierre this year in compar1
with last years shipment.
John Brandow and Bertha Lou
each came to Yankton to procu1
divorce. They came together, Il
remained together as much as
could while here, they made appl
tioh together. they were toget
when their degree was granted. Z
went away togetherand were mari
in Vermillion one day last week.
bride is D and the groom is 50.
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Gen. Dryenforth and . party
government rainmakers are expec
in Pierre to make some experima
in rainmaking. They have seled0
a high point about two miles II
the city, on what is known as Sn}
butte, to make experiments. Con
tions are more favorable for rain 4
than they have been for a month "a
as half an inch of rain has lately |
en-.
AT Hot Springs last week WV
Mrs. Henry Marty, was bu4
engaged with her homework her 4
year-old baby was creeping about
porch outside and fell into a TUT
water. Life was extinct when |
Mortified mother took the little |
from the tub within a few mimi
after she had see it toddling alb
the house
Mrs. J. II. Larson, of Vermilii|
who ran away with a barber by /
name of Klinefelter last spring, /
returned and her husband has tai
her back to his home. Klinefe1
was a married man with a family, 4
he deserted his family to run aVd
with Irs. Larson. About two wei
after the elopement Klinefelter ded
ted mrs. Larson in st. Paul. Il
week she returned and Mr.. Larsond
continued the divorce proceeding
had begun, and took her back to
home.
At the meeting of the Sol
Dakota worlds fai9 commission
Huron last week the commission
ordered a warrant drawn for the IL
installment of money for the ST;
building at Chicago, and direct
w. L. Dow, the supervising arch1te
to proceed with the work at on
Men and material will be on I
ground early next week and the We
will be pushed as rapidly as posslll
The commission have ample funds
carry on the work, and when the {
counties yet to report send in tn
assessments no further delay is Tx
to occur.
Sam W. Glenn, director for Sou
Dakota of the United States weatt
bureau at Huron, has returned fr'
Rochester, n. Y, where he represent
this state in a convention OF ST
directors of weather bureaus. He
attended the meeting of the Anne
can Association for the Adyancemt
of Science, and the Society for
Promotion of Agriculture Scien
Mr.. Glenn says South Dakota receii
proper recognition and was rep
sented OH some of the most imports
committees. President McLouth
the agricultural college, BrOokin
was made honorary member Of !
society for the promotion OF agrlC
tural science.
Nine. Lopez, who is at Sioux F.
seeking a divorce, states that her b
band was the son Of an e~X-dictatol
Buenos Ayres, and held office uHi
him. After his fathers death vol
Lopez lost his position, and deye
most OF his time in plotting agai
the government. The balance OF
time was spent in gambling. Mad
Lopez left her husband about
years ago and went to London, VIII
she remained until about a MOI
ago. when she came to South Dako
She also admitted that her husbs
does not know her present wht
abouts. and she does not propose u
he shall until the bonds that b
them have been legally severed.
st. Msfas %gEniscopaD of Aberd,
will be consecrated Sept. 9I
exercises will consist of an approx
ate discourse, the performance of I
ceremony of conservation by Bish
Hare, and special prayers and mus
About 20 regular clergymen and
many more Indian lergymen and d
cons from the Yankton, Brule, 81
tee and NiObrara agencies will
present, together with a goodly nu
Der of others who occupy positions
less prominence. The c0nsecrati
services will be followed blythe tri'
NAL convocation of the whole juy
diction of South Dakota. L
business sessions will be held
Saturday, Sept. 10, and the devotion
services on Sunday following. One
the important duties of the con
cation will be the election of I
clerical and lay delegates to the g,
eral triennial c~onvOcation viii
meets in Baltimore in October.
The trotUing record has be
lowered exactly ten seconds in TWEEN
one years-from 2174 in 1871 to p
in 1892.