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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
Little Things.

1t is curicas TO note that many
things ~whichaave turned out most use.
f9l DISCOVERIES iar man., having s
great influence upon the lives and des.
stinies of maRaind. owe t6eiT beginning
RB6mee Tfgbtacefaed.9
Is lit is ssidi inaa TIE art5 of printing
stobl sHAn ftorf soraa rude fmnyrps,
;;sisps taken lfor the amusement Of
cApdreRG hem letters carved OH the
bark OF a beach tree ..A,rz "a
.Gunpowder was HiscoSered from the
faInhg OF a spark on some mseeF@ak
nEkcttln.a-mortar.2 :st@
The stppendous results ofthe stea4as
engine may all he traced to the rboy
Aae3 sat watching the stc.m which
came from the nose Of a tea-kettle.
%-EhGfficftS was dfsedvefed nv A Der.
son ebsersing thatga! piece of rubbed
akassastrsated small biIso of papat -
Pendulum clocks were invented af-
tex Calico stood Observing the-Jamp
ina eherch swinging To ard -
-fheteiesc6pT We 6Me-to son6 child
ren OF a spectacle-maker placing Two
or more Pair-ef- spectacles before each
othH ,-aRd-leeEfng through them at
~ 2ASA1AFt sbsfF llGlI- lQGd WAS -IQl-
foWedu by older heads.
Sir Isaac Newton. was sitting in his
eRrdebdae2day when: lie s&WsT apple
fall FROM \ tree. This occurrence set
hin te thinking EAy~1hings shohldfaA
down and not up, and This train OF
thought led him TO the discovery of ne
law of gravitatiOn. 1.Tb I'll
Every II can now appreciate the
importance of the slight matters spok-
en- of, because the wonderful RESULTS
are now before the wofl6 %Bnt the be
ginnings of these things were treated
with ridicuie or contempt. No matter
how unimportant a circumstance APP
pears, it is quite possible that great
results may Cense fromE61 In IA small
building Which was once Peter the
Greats workshop in Holland is the in
scription: Nothing is too little for
the attention of aagseat Ran2--AGEss
cr'S Young People. = Fl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
Hereditary Knowledge 4

A little S~7yeat-qld. whose father, two
grandfatherS, and agreat-grandfatber
are physicians, was Entertaining her
self n day by playing doctor to her
dolls. The nurse kept the young ply
stefan going on a rotnd OF calls from
doll to doll and writing prescriptions
IN her Rabyishl hierpgbphias,a At last
the weary little body climbed into an
arff-cfair'a And LAY back for a m6ment's
resi-! ;The:nurse, fearing hest sheasliglit.
est, diversion should tUrn the active
little brain toward something that
would demand more of; her attention.
sought to ,reaWaken interest in the
dolls by a very Urgent telephone sum
mons. The little dodf5t 'straishteneed
up at, the tling7din of the imaginary
bell and, resting her elbow on the arm
of the chair and making a receiver Of
her dimpled hand asked what was
wanted. She was informed that Jenny
Purdy needed her! Services at once.
With a sigh of impatlaAcesha gathered
her little body together. as il; for
plunge out of the big chair; then q
look of intelligence pissed over her
face and she settled back with this
pithy message: Tell Miss .purdy, de
doctor n'ttorne; hes Busy Ssittin' in
Is ,uifiGei FE+iIDsAAiS G0iRpdRs0m III iit,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
How Much He Knew,

A colored porter. alta Washington
hotel had charge Of the hats Of the
guests vino went In to. dine. nlHis aeZ
curacg and promptnessiu giving every
man his own tile. as he came out OF
the'difihg room excited one gentle!
MANS, curiosity. ,.u :-r,..u - Sag
How did you know SO web this was
my hat?"'he asked. ''..' '''..
A smile, lighted up the walters eb-
.onX face as. he bowed politely, f,.,5ssn
Boss" he said, Il didn't know 1t
was yours, hat it's de one yBu guy
me. "1E1chanqe, tti.l l5Ett Ia.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
HOW jim GOT A NEW SILK HAT
He sang "Annie Rooney IN = Chicago
Corner Withou Attracting Attentions

He Sang "Annie Rooney on a Chicago
Corner ith Attracting Attention..
"IlT bet you a new silk hat that /
can stand at Madison and State streets
any saturday afternoon and sing Lit
tie Annie Rooney" at the top of my
voice and not attract the attention of
as rnapy as three persons 80. -
They were dining in downtown
restaurant, A young Ghioagoaps whose
name may be Jim; and his New Eng
Iand-cousin, George. 1t wasGeeFge,s
first visit to Chicago, and he had ex-
prsSseaHAimseh delighted with all the
mdfTsfsAe=haa seen. They were talk
ind aa6sfr Chicago crowds and slipping
thef NJ nc when Jim made the fore
gofas statement a5.E
why! what do you mean" asked
the Yankee cousin. III
Just what / sayAthat I can yell
Little Annie Rooney at State and
Madison streets SATURDAY. afternoon
and that there viii be sucha crowd
and -Eqar-that not. as-maRy as three
personswiif pay any attention 10. me
whatever"
"Pshawi1I don't believe; il. I'll
The next Saturday afternoon the
young men made their way-to the cor
meg in zshestion: H-wasi rather hate.
The shoppers and clerks and type
writers and .laborers were hlrrsing
home Se9sboyss whisked .absHtthe
sidewalks yelling as loud as theycoald,
caret.es fambled by; street"car bells
Ijangkd9 and the cable gongs Kept up a
Steady din, and the payements gave
out one great roar of resonance from
the hundreds of wheels that rolled
over the granite blocks. George was
igaraai sIt aSas1cIear thst he had Never
seeu.the like before, but he got close
TO Jim's ear. and shouted; ..s==
3io ahead, old mani 80.
jim sang the first stanza ore rotun-
do. and when he came to the chorus
he .threwh his head back and yelled at
the Top Of his voice:
she's nv sweethearf. Ism her beau,r
Shes mysAnnieJIn a 10.
ESooT wegf injury, never To part
Litee AHrGe ksoiey ismyrsweetheart-g
One4sHi man who was 4iang against
the singer by the -huITyfng crowd
lookeaatzhim IN an ANNEXED way md
movedHum, and hot tomato man,who
had cpme To Tho pefneF fer his nights
work.eviewsd the young fellow critic
ally an instant and then began his
monotopons cry. ;; egg q 3...
No one else in the swaying stream
of humanity as mach as ooked, q, ode
side; get the other.- Id tine Chicago
style they went straight toward their
various destinations g e
Jimwears a new tile. Chicago 1rsb-
uNe- sF4s GE.gsHs'1a t~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28


deliberations to pass a melton to show
MS spanpathy with Mr.. and Mrs Bry.
son IN their loss by the chairman OF
Inc various delegations taking up q
collection for this aged and worthy
couple. State Treasurer Taylor wa.
CHOSEN to count the contribution
which he found to amount to sa45
Asabef afn the session Mr.. and Mrs.
Ibrgsona were brought to the stage and
hon. A. b. Melville invited TO make
the presentation speech which he did
with such mastery effect as to cause
tears to rolldown more than one cheek
lhthe auditorium. Mr.. and Mrs. Bry.
son each in turn tried to return their
thanks for the unexpected evidence
OF kindly regards, but some how their
ahroats became clogged up in the
attempt 1t was a touching finishing
scene ola noble, christian act and is
characteristic Of the American people
every where, ' -s1'7
resolution presented by A. r. Mel
willie OF Huron, thanking the citizens
ofhladison for the splendid manner
IN which they had entertained the
convention and the courteous treat
ment the visitors had received, was
adopted by unanimous vote.
The following resolution was adop-
ted by the convention: "Whereas,
The Lake Madison Chautauqua Asso-
cation of South Dakota, has gracious
y rendered to the Republican party
of the State the free use of its mag
mticert auditorium for convention
purposes, therefore be it resolved
That we, the delegates here assem-
bled, hereby give our thanks to the
management or the association for
this appreciated favor. 95lHImlo3 nj
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
eaI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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REPRESENTATIONS sso3s shs
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Observation-Disclosures .a1oEE
adcipaE bsf5fe CHAR.
ppfd for order. The
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

On Tuesday; &ugust.aoth'and'dii es
day, September 18th, 1897, .aseRts,ef
the Chicago, Milwaukee 8 st. PAUL
R,y Co, in northern Illinois, WiscQp'
sin, eastern Iowa, eastern Minnesota,
and In Missouri, will sell tfafvcst
excursfcn3ticaoets 60 points in WESTERN
Iowa, western Minnesota, South aisA,
North Dakota5 at half ratesr and, the,
tickets will be good for return passage
within twenty days from date OF sale.
These excursions are intended as
Opportunities ITO "enabiG2 fSfhiSfS,,
mechanics and fmetclsants.' iGsahtae.
eastern states las. well as.inI 1.-the s2-
tiops above specified TO see the Messj,
tern. country, and thereby INDUCE ONE,
Of these people to become Settlers
among us. If ever reader wbuId con
vey this information TO all their
friends in tie east and encourage
them to take Cheap.
excursion rates, 50 tiiaB tiiey 'ca4RvtsFt
the vest without rineurringu mtch7
expense. . If EACH read would .iadnee.
one friend, tocQme west, it Mould not,
be very long. before the whole country
would be Settled by the best classes OF
eastern PEOPLE, and an Kinds Of buSf-
ness would be ibenefted. WI oS6a
lend as helping hand? SOD as .lrH@g s.,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

5aiESIlQIG9 FUan MH9jVpNnaFis ghlck
I:eyery night for forty years. not Know
A5 mot 4G3t sRt4R at g has
OF water has been found on the faFm
of a.Ac MeIEitJscE atsaAdehtk OF
Ithirty-fiye feet. Nj. Mckittrick mas
FsstasaEHE S TatfF at.ssn Sssrs
@EartrtzyIturing tt1r-trst-Seek@lH
5ssSf9ls4 II Fl sHaa9 safISHy
Winona andLa gFQsSeg YtAEseIl on
tfnuous passage Une.way tickets to
parties 20 Akd 6TIh6rG bbrsohs travel
ing together at aEe dollars each to
any point n South and North
Dakota, On bad hotthH Of Its Iowa
& DakQtaq diYiisiPn. Heg
,AgtlG!Gsa Of inauguration taI hhs
Nankton Bridge company, Cdp1tdi
81. OO9s0eD! viii Ire Gied in a. few days
t PjeErGi, f4s,,en ST 7t4a etnGogpa52ss
tors are lcadIng business nien IN
Yanktoff. =. YAas 6tifetl5s auageTale,
of Sioux Falls The purpose OF \
company is 6TafS a;bfsdge over the
Missouri riYFT PN aankIonI Tor inc
accommodation of an ~raltfo3ds gong
into Yanktddi agt@tas puiht; and for
vehicles and fopt passengers
win Merrill Is a young; man living
in Elk P6fht. Last Abrii'he went to
Sioux Falls. and hired a team of
Liyervman Bffdgt.5 ne used the team
in a rough naanerIfT<twq days, driv-
ing then TO Elk Point. and return.
They we're so ur6sf ius5l that he was
afraid to akethem.b back 10 the livery
man:annd Instead lied ftlem the hight
he arrived. tbhlb6Sf laid. Rhen,boarded
sworn out and ne was Captured at his
home in FL PeiatY II tsitria4 occurred
before Squire Whee1Ock on the charge
of cruelty 10 iahihfals. Ffet pleaded
guilty and was fIaed Sioe.
A destructise-5orgad visited the
town Taao OF Gst!yfPARssSS iaao a. form formed
on the MissaNyi riYeF 3pdfyept west
through the state as lar east as the
Minnesota Eae:s IAad Getagsburg the
storm assumed .the ,~rrop9sH9ns OF a
tornado. c6fmnletafy demblishing the
| Methodist chuEAri, two sfhool houses,
several fine residences and Is business
houses. Every vSsffSe 6ftaiesAtfsscate
printing! aabS,sH with .EiNusheayy
machinery, was obliteTa5ed, INC ne
contents are .sthstefedd about the
nrairie., MRS. W.p, .Herrip and her,
mo chiidrcn were crushed TO death
in their hdal1tI3Et; AiIaB1
-znzauq,o,th. eorras 10
The Cartlaee INeus of 49, no
show. lti3Il ipr liiei na2ilsn ia !sy III ~
business dQp9 pS IN an M NJ mn yt,san for
station was sS,Vuo n,oha Tbor aioo
show that twentY-thfee'cars of grain
wore Skinned during: the. month Of
Junc. 1852: .agajnst,one for 1891; that
eight cari6atfs iofi lumber were
received duringt,5une, 1892, while
none+A4.-EeaaipeadaEin IuneA1S9l
SeE0fal carloads of smaehinery and
coal we're received during lime, ,Is92,
while none were raeeiV6ddhrfngI unc,,
1891. IT IrhAdkeS Il splendid aslfov@;
IND Aha7M Miner eedHnts seems lite be
redeeming herself. ,aoi4-
'Cers' danft6b r 60xo@ff e IA Strong flow
AID hSaAiSohi Nan =
was struck In ~ 2M1sHtp M III,
thFac miles SQQqthi 80 81, WHY LaaksSi
This well has the qlSllnfiion q psjng
the tiEsLlone, ~ n slase go pss, s s5l
pleted under the Melvllle laW. ~ y
six inGh4es ~ uI9in W "
b0itQm.s Mlhh a commune ssIIihg ol
pipe throughout, ana tlIoMs 9 "a IN,
inch stream about five feet D0Y Top
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

1t is usdafly a man Who has a head
like a cork who gets along best in tns
swim.-IonkerS Gazette.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

/, BaronaA lEhensa do, RotAsrhiid, the
most iaflueatial RanRbat of .th~atigGeah
house that uctapias
the Rue taEioEentJneD hlacein Paris
thatformeEly Fbelongedttus! TElaarand.
lie seemssto regard thrs. Stability aoG
things in the French GcapitabndatAo
obviously, for he .hass.tRes f9dhabh
paintings ana art TeTsHrTs exhibited
II SOME III thGitbohfs'B arrahgedi tfiat
by the tJHefi bf 4 sBfihgl'aitF dis1-
pear into steel-protected reteests
within the walls.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

bfeHn, among others made
~ GS,sxl-5ss no tesI
kzsT HiMdMa1s s1hsn
III sssfaAes BeNHlis.1 sJsnTTva
M irslb H0lfqMs-S:S .srLl .,
~ 4irnisAsi GraHs.idf Eaeca1s
e Es!:aaafsss=a TIA
5tAs OF a great oceasies.i
aspsts sfE etffbsraH Melville
FsdSaf Htr6f2as ssadsdI
sspsv esss-thi esrsF E6n-,
IA E0xD--Sx.sfefl sBer6f-fuT ~
claimed the u~naiEsisd a-ef
HfssuHfs&4I3.sS std sassbd
fse1 ..fsss31 Tysag sAAEeI
9anafhe Suhd of theiriySi-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
i'iIElII[RIS',jH8 tffOJ night i i
sEGIlETAlN- OF sTITE
stat sn.949sfeA& @SfaYFRl successor as

alA 10 iaoArroKNEYusENFBasEursv IL
2isae la,.cfaNfeEd, bafz Hssglles. was
thi~ofHfihnated FOR hatt6fheE sErnetaf1 ~
~acriasaasieaf MfE6gawfordTis a ySIns
mn1abatafsaiEead Leaked upon as ga. ,ab
saefe nhyf,rfsi tls.
nns ri ns,adsTATE aUDfYoKa LnE bslg..,b
hSaIF hfhI hdidats wsfe presented rs, 81
s asfat9fh n ssIsss ys.Il!sL hs't B pa re mr. of
tsasanfs 81 IEa-iEpp4e, ned HHbchinson,
w y, fFirtons of Miner. and t. d.
tasta sef UediHgtem>sIFrs THE sarst
HXas sSidept that only iHippIe and
Iysn i' Yass 70 ms lits% ss M tfttA final
withd asaistkenta and GinbcHo and
LIE 1fahstns ef YATES htllialeed HliRRplee
so far in the lead that his, nofnfnal
ton was made unanimous yhV laccla-
nation" 't'FS"7 ISL 70 atT"hs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

yEies oafy female Free Maseff instisa
~we8fid-fivts Ytsa0ak1afd; Gafi Herr
name is Mrs, Salons, Andersqn. sns
was born i'm Alsace-Lorraine IN Isls,,.;
and hecemingaaa aEshaarass an eaFlE,
age she went to- PHpfss tei.reside with
beft uhfclt,, VITO was d i5eaf6us andproma
inent, mason, TTil,e.. lodge meetings
wose aleldi his house. and With the
ourFasityofhersex she concealed herr u
self TN hta roofh neutrality-suspicious. g
sessions, and Thus lEafn9d's some. ofthe
mysteries OF the QrdaGsA !ShesMass RoY1
ever, ,cauglft wbilethass hiding. aiaad
the secrets ntlrat-isae had discovered
,weqfg trgns madt'a 'satfad' tfhst, for
she vas FaGeiEsd int TIC tEatsSF9n6intyaaa
/, Pibershav9 Beeh rfedwirh ehesscclH
reaEEofstate ofulinQis1QE1heLT 5
coTn0Tatign Ola company that VIII
undtetfpIake't to distribute" NEWSPAPERS
autdmatitahy ind doFawaTfiW with 'tlfe :
necessityifos unwsbeysa9h .bs;%afnsi
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
LKEARoMtTCE

.
An English Scion Dies at Iankton-T-A
Va" o. =EhiscRered Csrrcct.! ia @'&-!i
nCtsFlesE Dabfes, .SHh1 of Sir,SSd-
neg Dacres,I latr admiral oftatae Eng
lish nayEsdied sat his homo. . few
miles cast of YanktQn from injuries.
received in a wrestling match. e..
The mans history Is remarkable IN
that f0rfWGht5 Years h6 has f6f a
roHantsc'liIe and declined rebeat&fBf
to. retnrnto England, and jeatdyattiB.
life az aristQcraeEi at eRsol Njth his
parents, HeIwqs, born at BFighten,.
Eng, just thirty-flye. years. ago and.
went With his parents e. Spain &c lhc
aye of fs.: sac 81 80 ;i#.i. :IEJ .T2V5a2:
tIfeowent to sea and fdr' ten SttFs;
worked before the DISTINGUISHING pGe-,
m9tiops and indQcementsi - sepuFei
fer him honors that might. haze, been
his through his illustrfous fathers
influence AS a Sailor, he travelled
tile world over and was married tb2iR'
English wGmamof distinctiba. Jj1saeyi
had n son, who is now a. anidsiiiRE:
man IN, the Engish paygIthe protpge
and pet Of his grandmother, Lady.
Dacres, who stin lives. Eleven years
ago Charles L. Dactes5 heated in
Lei Mars, Iowa and 9engagedHfh the
newspaper , business II. TT9psEa hc
married a. WonaaplOf ,HollaRdl Dutch.
paTrentage, who is hispresent relict,;..
-Four years ago he came, to Y,9pktop.
and purchased a, small democratic
newspaper, which provedto be i BAD.
investment May last he s6id tie
PAPER and bbugiita pleasure fes8rta6n.
the James river, ifdiuru miles ffeaaa
GanktQn, wheEe he dispensed beari'
boats, and billingsgats to his ysItoES-
IN the bar room of this place on sun.
day. night last he wrcstled' Win John
Frfck, "a sturdy young farmer, and IN
a fan he received the injuries which.
eliminated in his death. .yiiii%i
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

hdNC ihFd an cFpSS edfHJ} IOOh at
the plans and investigate, khe psGsTto
which the balance Of the $3.50 900 fund
Contributed by Tie people, ifas Been
FaJ in the colIccgf64i aoft tile cxlffBfps!n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

Everybodphas symRatized With the
aIafnfG3w5h W05H0ihahisq tfek
every night for forty years. not know
i+4e-+-4
AnothahSFSea +H- sympathy has
DEVELOPED hear Kttnfts1f, Nffere allow
Of water has been found on The fafm
.of a.No Mek5tEacE at.aAdehtk OF
thirty-fiye feet. Mr. Mckittrick mas
Hs5ts1EitE TatF fof. Y ngssrs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

= VI mhistESf a saLenI bsosgli
tostie VERGE q mqral. pnAtieaI maisTfal
rp.HS c9Tg3ilpR denammstest R. ballot box.
IRes iSsI 9nflSss7 even t9Gcbes
d.nhofalizedS most ~, the states haze btSepp
cofn5sflaf tQiS8iste the Vouers1ht the pnlfinnss
gsf 81 pYSstent. universal intihldafion or
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

FEI ElHi'5E 8 3A++-L+Bf .JEsiBJsi S&s
An English Scion Dies. at Yankton-7-
"a" O. n=EhecRercd Csrrccf.! ito S:H-.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

,AEtlcles of incorporation, toy, the
YanEton Bridge Company, Hcdpftal
81. OO9s0eD! viii Ire Gied in a. few days
atPjeErGts F4syenn 81 It9a e~fncorpgTas
Yanktoff. Fhs 6tifetl5s auageTate,
of Sioux Falls. The purpose OF the
compare is t6TalfA a;bfidge ovec the
Missouri riYpp Rtl Manktonl for the
Accommodation Of all railroads going
into Yanktdi autltas puiht; Iand for
vehicles and foot passengers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

IL rsssfixssst ispmt hthe
-, .stssvayNs fNY-sts1aIa
E gaa fsiassk 1Sssss
....ss IND sfnlsnvpAba ssHai .
- gIss lad hGs ,nisi5 siate
szssaseavifsF ssie eneFsI
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
The south Dakota Fair Building.

The South Dakota worlds fair COM
nissiom fEas flied tfr-1Umaf1rm 0f
the state building with Director Gem
reEsl DAVIS for aRs+oval.Ihess ssrso
danhD f1tsaccsIHance hfE FHfsh
Of construction, AIR. Bshi, paz
fully 6nsuls4 in Tegarr go tie On
eralf nsisn: at isa tws Itttat-
ure, containing about 1000 feet of
floor space, lighted partially from the
frQm, ltna-sk41ghT Be16G c6hCea1ed'
fpoinahe ground by tsu EtlrdaJ6k
FosfTfafTg n Thc yeSteriovaullosc
finished in. Yankton cement In fhfTiS.
-ti6nhef cG1Sstone. It MiR.beos 80 cor
stracted rs tPtSlye an apparent front
age on the lagoon ION the Fifty
aISeata@LAa-aa-
while the main front is towards the
-uTcn grounds qfSTe SE alfGS aid
its sRhescs~ ThekfrstSi5of k%lHeir.
given up to exhibit space. there being
noFe42nas on this aooB excca d .sere-
taTy's Office and hGrean off inf05na-.
anylcem4aiSs4sae
rooms. There viii also be a large
amount I'D GBniE istfaO3d IhE1
second floor, togetherwith apartments
for tho :lndIs S~uuhmis86I ahr
woman's commission and reception
room and QtnrFcansancisrsEdf TIC
people Of the state, making the build
ing headquarters. 1t is to be
flushed in good @st1e, beth egSiA
a1d ,insse aas g. ostkgStt2Z6
Sr2, 90. Tie Commission has The
assurance of their architect, fully
verified by his drawings, that it will,
ait6ra5ig9 AElppeaflagk
with some of the more expensive
state buildings in its vicinity. The
commission wt4=aakE eS&saaz&syQsss
on tHIaildiHg e4sugh 5da=ea thdA
ek+ffaer5ssay for AlAscnk@xt~~-ssaH
tiOn of the fair builders in october
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

a@siTls4 Il a$ta3 FS6af,s SHafsaisSa,
WinOna and,La CFQsSen WtAEsell con-
tinuous massage idne.way tickets to
parties 20 Asd 6EIh6rG bbrsohs travel
ing together, at FIVE. dollars, each to
any point In 'S0tth and North
Dakota. On 6hd fotth,idfi IftS' Iowa
& Dakota division.