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


| Very destructive fires are fagiRg'sIa
IN ewfoun1land. 4 bGpJ TG2cti
The yellow fev$r scoddffss&2 rg5GShh ,t htlaiaass55'
lunabatcd at YEN GGEqf, nMksfkiifp3J
land the rate Of mortality iSa1armfhg-
Inv larrRvLifAI doEdaOiI
Only fhfte more elections in Great
lBffealRcafe t6ebelield iaHdGdadstbtd's
lhYaJofltp hrihomefulefs HOW atkes tai
istapiat4a.o aoaisq dass .e'sts edi 1870
High Winds ana htga7viy Faith aQf3HfsibBrRetFtatf'
i'm Great BEitain--NumerOus accf-'
dsnts to sliippiHg havssoecur1iedswfh
some hess of lie e.i,ns,s AormIoDoK sd,
"iMotint Rtna tShtfhHes in a sfatsp@f
Ieruption. M6Hday4 fright Stones FHhifdf
ashssr werei psQiseted tsl;a7h eigAtoA Df
l., aAa,wfeat accompanied gby aheavEI
EumbaiBGsasdisda saroa iadi ariiiasm
Mexico will send'as' baftlefE her esr
lhibit to .ttstgiDfwdrq Ah9Rurales
Whom General Gfant-pronounced the
fhest easalr5 Observation-Disclosures
Idf nftisic, tire cddBts of ehaeGittbasIIs
a~Bsd UNDERGRADUATES ThsarttryIiealIed Tire
lZeBad6res aidiah ehgfheeiihg' c6Sts..
! u,vtH..4Fs 49, a .4rteff pa usf ..,,s al. .s.ct ~ NJ
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

-rN5rf6ik, NebI!,g Herald: Melbourne,
tIgfaTmdker,, is lat Wayne, and itHis.
It:ffhed'tIiat the'%Wayne; people are
'ngdting With+hfmi TO make some rain
It6ibf8ef. s'Wti Understand he refused
Ito do the job for 8 1900, which they
|disifed ;ss565df with tile city was to
tf9 Guilty the other $500.
MsBbdrheaw aat5 ssf, 500 ford shower
And as he evidently has ID ioerner on
the cammgdity. ;hey will probably. get
Ihi6 pEce1Or no .rain-.iy ,.,; ,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
1 The afmohna for HerEephion.

T "Alt. Gasket IiD the, ,,rost brilliant
eonTefsatShAiht Il eieir3Hmdt," eN
claimed Miss Flypp.-
hYYl@b know" replied
Miss Elder, Tor When you monopolizea
ihim all lass evening Hqn;t helieyel hs
said a word, bdt just nodded his heaq
from time to time."I.
rW5ngs asked tho 5onHs ldtR with
surprised look.-Judge.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

From a NUISANCE and cumherer of
the groundc6ttdH seed has Become
u immsnse commercial value. The
Urinary praH1s 5fsAl Ha6ufacfnra
e tasrsed III soisoaE tasalf; howzeS
cry particle is utilized. Before many
years lie sewage oEcfi1es &lfheI
utilized for the manufacture Of fertil-
ibIThd16r f.tasrs wh6gare Buh,
ing their flax straw, there are better
things in prospesf9yM anis,FiftpD
over nature is not yet complete, but
no othsr era 81 the world ever saw
such srndhsii HAN As4aGTh
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28


the pathetic things cont'ec Ha"a
4 III, = taIeSdsscopic nonssnSo 49,,
III ia Is Me manner IfHn
pc i'm a kingaom endures ,iSloiSii.
fne anis Tor instance in pat'5S' n"i
dake ~ fssst shock of a wouhu 10y
alter tneI annd. They bear l4e gal9-
'p1ase 49, wondering endefasee'
WIZ = ;, n;gbt YOU hear a wildaa6Foan'
ana II az ~ stie-feh it comes from tE5fff5,
rom .he their loss Of that una
loneIlnes nib which SEEM a6s9lnlei3-
indispensable TO lhe
ticated animals. Loo FIR
~ dog will carry a broke leg Nt
aasSwisffuHy but uneomPFaihin-
1TSa.a-s,xcken with club or StorfF.
dnvJ ! me trap frap N1s6s e.
gAvlsssEyN trsstgain 1hhds
sshS ss sttSs ca sf sJelsiIras Issgl
and other cattle meet the thrust o nS
butchers kaite- ~lthort-s asouhu,
-4yen-s 0fafnen 2eukFF effoure ln'e
AGONY without complaint. 80
SThe aose shot INTO asathv hleS -"
Come fariof b6uglf, dnR as h,4dies .ne
Silence is unbrokeH save, by the Pa w ,
an he leaves of its 0zu life blood. ing
yrosndsdEdeer speeds Ssfome t liz
49, and In pitful Submission Eai5S
jnrtdea.G. EThs eaale, Jstseek In emo
"a s1ighi.tto the last against -the-Hta,
There is no m0sn or seu%pe
sfssin andi the dshaAt RaEnsyertEans
- q {ss syes untfl Vie lids close oser
49, seer to uncover again. 49,,
TI99ffSfsIs al esah;bS .bf this splendid
snssssBsdefssf brkars us, which proud m"Td
e mah tesfrs mpusta hft2
iff5E ttsssfhas5 md titaata :. C ars
inc w ru body dFoops and its eyes are
strained and assoniz,nsl dee ~ Ttsa8
mary surgeon 2RBgilPYs FHSq
the highest touch of tina. '00. nain
ground Gauss Bile m6st inte1' hmt
and yet there is no sound, nothing -
aST6IIsTtES
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28


The Chicago Times says that seven
miiioadQHarssfs not an unreasonable
estfmate 81 the receipts which might
actrte to The worlds FAIR withsopen
gates on the tw~enty-six Sundays
intervening in itssix months progress.
ThsSd ESpndaSs with; fair waatEaI
x6hI bs thd gafadaysi Of atheNexps'
sition. 1t is a safe statement TO say
that the average attendance Sundays
would be as great if not greaterSt han
the best week days, excepting, of
course,x The, three 4or four holidays.
Preparations haSs been under way
for some time for the running of
monster Sunday excursions. With
good weather these excursions would,
with the immense turnout of Chicago
wage eaTneTs;=sweTF the Sunday
attendance to 100000 people. This
for 20 Sundays only, would make ST.
1000, 900 in gate receipts alone. Reduc-
ing the other six Sundays TO half that
estimate for probable bad weather, il
would make s690,ooe, which, for-the
twenty-six Sundays, would mike a
total of nearly s. .0ed,00. ! Z
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

Altogether the West Indian colonies
are in an embarrassing position.
Thoroughly dissatisfied with their
relations with Great Britain, they yet
d6 NOT know wfiTch way to TURNER
substantial relief, There is growing
dispositiQnFts look toward the UpFSi
Stlses fat ssolutpa bfsthsIlpphts.
a5sds sa1is FF ns Nh y th ~ 5 e ~
recently, and the larger part of their
business i~nterestsis 0ew-withus The
recent reciprocity treaties have
strengthened that feeling, and tits an
undaIetsd'EaSt tfrat ~ s0ne of the
neanerand hdTeimboT4aAt islahdS4he
creole merchants talk hopefully of the
tine when theislaqds WIN +Pelqngl lte
the United States.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

Louisville, Ky, hasa gffTpTeacnef,'
agGaifehtthen.k yAosep fofessiShaicatd
bears sha lfgsn&d SUNDAY meetings
for mea,9!alx1i WesklE maetingsiepen,
10 both s;efaYeIfii Ia, l9PpIleeagtY 9. fans a9lpgq4 ice ie2es
water. THIS parentf &c bit Of
information leads TO theinferencethat
she makes it warm fer herr tIEuepSI
and spqpfp99E,tS the ASSERTION NJ hef
aRIafe1b tliIt Her eyangeiisffic powers
ist,iJo MSdernh oPlSiiohe;
nSiSYf!ier baSissStt4 Aer<.bat IT
does not appear whether or not that
iady's sense of propriet3 pttmits hef
To be present at tAeanfTftLBgs!feFm en
only. 1t would SEEM that sht Is
located where much good may bs.
accomplished. iiGILd ;,
q e H9T2g
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

One of the incongrdittRessa 81 tits life
is the mar MhG NefTSaaagfigeeshirt7
no vest and 4 silk hat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

The realkad5us.stsnfts which eur
fore.ght Nude fin The fiscal
a1JMENasDEi aakafeikt the
estia asas Ialts sgliie VIA ex
eeedAssihijfssslE asnpgeed with
the sasihaNH1iih f And gi imiiiiere
in 1875. Shes total foI.athep past
year ths asfprfs ceaspfisS fr6m LOIS
to i929 millions, as-compared with
So gAisastdS he-preced9hA sedi.
haeSraaslfa7TyI einana hrybread
stuffs and the large shipments of cot
ton Understandings 60 isWdll.
the 6taT OF OH exports, bptthere. has
also been a gratifyima iicrEase In
ofStadeIAE tavl5Bb aeshaItht.
reciprocity policy contributed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
: The Boy Escaped..

Bfaklc-al'G Hid ,a7gteat notion to lick
nyleoy7for gettingta toe the bottom Of
his geography, class to-day 4Pinkle-.
fWAy,JidHtsxou2 BnkeTS@Well, be.
put some of the questions to me that
thB Eehchsn putad him?iaHa rs HceuM
not raaswersisam Llet him go and licked
The tAasAer,Tg s0d NsWs. .gdlssF,a hon
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

Levi-"MeirfSaRs sss NNtt. How
mooeh You schaFge for empafmingde de-
podyP" gPddsrpRr1xWIHl do q
Fund how mo5cR Soh f%fstR5<ant Cor q
corpse WITH one cork fag s.:sS sss = E,
pateE sossi -
Bank teller=@This. thackms,1manaM:
Ban 4 iteifE4C 9Iaa Ias ]
name 81 snsfteit.Fbptitrt oes.a1sisss
how mdeRm1nsR y6iH'Wafft'e' Maaxn
E"Oh, is that aiIP Wall.LI take III
there is."-HaTTcrhs Bazrr.
Oficeri.o f IBID sdtdif6 lrbaa Rtfven-
tisn OF GEHaityatasAEtmals tsA IooSeir..
t.De ryaun&eei,1tfi q i,,ccaseBss eSsJaaalAss
eheese1 allu the timer" ,Grccer.@sss'
Sir" Oficer-"Well. 1tAats YaRt .d.A
you st-lift-t-ef- anu
giye thetqheFes9 Hir. %.Haaqa41Ho BIOL
AIR tSefthea rtsieSeaEiS4pTS III, amae.2
beset. byS stibssription aasessisatsNssHiss s!
ties for the amelioratrbfN6fa;Sh'Ssres'm
things that I cant half attend to bust
ness. How daffy0ui mahase such fet
lows?" acknowledgements "send
lemttaxsu.SS,U5 AHaaprRa:,s aRAsggss 4 qaiars,, -saa
Railroad. Pgesident-"FiYat' "~s'p'S
bad sccfdent, But it migbIIs1 KS .lse9a
h-taauSand~-ti
those cars had taken fire! Phew'
why didn'esRfD xdJd1Dndent-
tA1azy brakeman had let the tires 20
but EFEFRsssiifffRf5J ?fFs9i1iidPfifaF'-
Mi 2ssi S&ss..Sseg9s aiiasf & 4
That sheh adqae library. s,tAsasiatoAiss4
my deafyy~a saitHSnaggs7ssevAfuS "
kwfth,pFide. sagk nsti lAfffES'ffes' nfTrEy
including dictionary and encycioPe-
dia?" Yes" answered his Wife look
ing at him Observation-Disclosures IN
calf."-Detroit Free Press.
isLsapt4s t h 4i II a$S 3, r!sl,SS nc / t. s
,BthsiP NMoWps ds,fff R,ssstahe eAiss,ss
Ethel '0h;s"I' Nohya'kn6@,eNStst =,
wish'." 'Tea1nfder 'CSSallantfy5r~"Iheh
I1t wish for you" Ethel tblusfnng1
-~Wilt GqG lfqatYf Nse III pope
your wish will come true. 1cuI nnu
papa inythe Flfbfarsaa- aqst,A 1880 z ! a Il
Shs~a%SYoaNkm0wsS doctor, that my
husband muchapposedl 10 NY
fOiHnSFI R RM3y: pa A22pi t aaInh ;gfaI&9
The rfs sIi,,ss,>IIl8Seteesrr"a "a gistfaMlts ,.sFtsta
pretty harltta Ieabs,, Shc-@YoqhE&axs
want to make certain of it Perhaps
you had better call UfeW more tr1nes'
LBsusySzpi 4 YE,4 ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
rre.identialsA pnointment..

Tie president sent the follpwins
nominations tefthe senate:
Andrew d. White, of New York,
minister TO. Russia;
4 LONDON snewdeB, of Pennsyl,
sanfa now minister to. Greece, to be
minister to spair.
TIftxfdh Iseal of California, nov
minister taRersia, to be minister to
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
Fire woman OF III inta have adop.
tftehiEggsSasi IanS fIAgeg

Win WHICH 10 Reproduce NasnlngUOns
Mount Vernon Home at the exposition.
They have prepared $1,000 e~ngravings
of the old home and of Washington's
tomb, which they are selling as souve-
Mrs at 81 each. By a variety of en-
tertainments they hope to raise &c.
600 more, and this fund will be used
to furnish the buildingFauHapeEate it
inthe virgi3sFs ThsAalainais
to be an MISREPRESENTATION OF Tile
MounLAefhpahelne p WasKington
in ap.,sasatlA1ss1a niefasiohs and Is
to hsaaIasisItssd sssil antique Elrni-
.turd E1r 10 ,S-E
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

Yhe election Is nearly four pQRths
away. BE calm, therefore, during the
heated term, and take your politics
in@Anesisd& assdSJ "
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
TsF@S7 ry-flfEE;rE E:rfg ;tss srI
rsi4a,4 sPOLI1qEAL.as5 1873 -.

Democrats, jim M~,isissiiptfpi s.sff
re1healiaatea n. d~acgtfiiinRa. Hes
Bland has : been re-noninated for
congress BY. his ri MiissssoolTtfffqcDpstitdfhff,yiR r.
The North Dakota Democratic eond
yention meets at Fargo. SepteRberI6
~ EsiG5E .esoss3 AcIzG
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

ibetween the United States and Canada was
passsed. : A. HurnberA aS zrpeasntfs;; pert s~siFf
to mtftary and SaTsf afrdIfs were faisoS
nassed, A bin was also passed authorizing,
the p~1Itf6aster ~geo6rsi,J Which hsceIsarS to-
.preside, a star route RaIl service between
the dates Of the ahndal adSffiiFfms9tGg
ibids. Mr.. Lagan of Louisiana entered a
Ihouse ida ID the table THE bin Granting
A american regiFtsr to the steaPfhIP fhnS' =
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
IPRpoHIBTTION STANDARD BEARERS.
one is a Native of NV York ard:thsoihs8
Ia a Texan.

the former custom OF taking one. can
ididate from the north and another
from the south, shiit7have improved on
it by taking one man 500 aefd afff'
another too young to haye figured ~
ithe citfl war Dr. J. b GranflP,'
their candidate for vice president, iiSSyg
a native o}fTexaS, 81 years Of age, ana
General John Bidwell, theft Ga4diT
date for president, was a Citizen OF
California some Sffteen 3yfsEs bfforel
De Cranfll saw the light.
Thedpctpr was born in z Ccnf1gT in
Parker county, Texas. He grew up,a,
bHderdI and t6lldvedt1e ItbfeGoIlaF
cowboy and rancher, but obtained a
gosdt education THE ddyelobrheAu
off the country and their native
energy brought the family. a. faifi
share of wealth, and so the son took
Ia .mesieat ccoprse and sftefyafas
became noted as a writer and, worker;
Iin:tho Baptist chutcli. | Hei rs. now
editor of The Baptist st: ndard, and
Advance, of Waco, the leading broalis
billion paper of that state. He has
meyer held ofhces EE 7
EeaSraI Bidaval was.bqrn Aug. =,
|t1Si9, In Chautauqud county, NJ Y.
removed at an early aes 10 AslF*abuls'
county, O., where hd was edieatedT
ana then taught school f5f&sonE'
years in that state and Missouri. Ii
inslS4l he erpssdd!the IHaihs 'tpfCalEy
'Ifohnia and soon became a leader IN
that state, serving III rfFt war agafffst
Mexico, the state militia-constitu
itional convention, and state legisla-
ture. His estateEof some $4,000 acres;
at Chico, Butte county, Is among the
finest on the Pacific coast.
LTEOAl-A+hT nH
- I1TRiED TO burn IT!
Female Prison by the Iffpdtsy +
One night last week three separate
attempts weTeJmade by sprisoasEsEH
the reforfh' depattneht Of Che Mldhh
Female Pfisnlte burn that iaAHe
tion.
The first came shortly before s
O'Clock by setting hre t51a' Tua1tity
of beding stored in one, Of the, large
closets on the third, floor. The dense
smoke permeated every quarter, and
all the prisoners were Turned QUO into
the grounds surrounding the reform
EatOry3H Here they were found by fhf
iffremen and police; who were hastily
summoned n h
This fire was put out with small
loss Soon after fire wsis discovered
i'm one of the bedrooms somesdistanse
away, and a third attempt followed
soongafterin yet neutrality-suspicious..
The girls greeted the. tiremen with
cries of Let her burn and-they ran
about the grounds wildly msuhardi-
nate and deteTmihehlyL! bent, tRp h
mischief ~, Same few are thought ito
have escaped After. the danger was
checked the tirepen and; sefe
remaiHed as gnatasifnr sevarM hans,
and until the INSTRUMENTATION in a
measure was under eQptrQl, At a
late hour many Of the girls were
tcfoseted~in the corridors and halls
shriiiy declaring they would not go to
bed, and tAe-etieeEs@were much dis,
turbed over THE outlook. The latter
reported tllatfthe giras;were Possessed
Ofa manic to burn the institnti@i
and they lived in constant dread of a
recurrence sf#fiheg.assaster which
partially destfoyed tisrefosmator,
four month ayo sG
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
tIft'IL1 II .iF-.n- I9I sAHlr IlIN EiiI
For the Woman Who Loves Flowers

u1Y /! tTr-S -ryliiIlGz .iiUbt II
wfdo caannaptT az fff6fs season saf aafffotarddi % f a.
sftfge her 1tiaste' shdIid g56'affeld as athesL
bdds b~eginsto 1sWelksiiEs Fkerh gather
lilac a~ndbcspriysi 6~f-yoaag 4,ireks
branches of beech, wild plum, pussy
FWiitesi eheprys farsythiaIapH mistaria,
Theai if she haye a;,sHnpkk EMIinnd1qpfMBo 1e y
her set the bare branches, in a. Vase ST.
kEgaErm' tnot' hoGtii' pptot' tePidJJ water 55RtHe-,
wihtfowss f6bdIgte ahd patiently aWNaaitsaei
keIosnsefits.d sHiob stEis adj ri gUEGuo,
Her pains will soon be rewardearpbBl
an abundance of blossoms, small, it is
true, but perfentinlfoun had .eoion.:As
the water ,eYap9rates care must. be
taken to- iii up THE vase every second
hayi !usia q of courssiow arm' Saserg ms
far as. R9ssibIq keePran eXeni tsmRsga,
tuure and avoid draughts. The writer
recafisia5ease where a2BuntH ief brShii'
Using ihadso, was I7eempletely Isphiled,
through the, carelessness of a servant,
Whit left them IN front ofan opeh' VIM
hOwfurIhalf, mn, kour,auG:l 1T r. mai!n,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28
IT: "a TtYYpAfT prFitsTfEks3,
passed 4 confederate $40 Bilf on a
.tinaman and now fingers in jail f0I
his naEssI. TEE nnrGGEME.EE

his pafHsIIEG C1rGGGEY
The, ,GaSSS, county commissioners
hAyeJaisqh thGfsalaER gf aathe states
astGsasy fEemrM ;6oO!to $1,000 for the
rRSfiterth& giUL 'gHIa9YJ Ya!.s9HhsH
.aIilei7ino lI2sluaalL
sRREofi u, ka9ne, graduate Of the Uni
EFRsitYIQf Illinois, has been appointed.
professor of MECHANICS for thea agEitr
fBltPr9IgeRlsge.a oiiHluiH1-no giqgH
-4Ghed Dakota aand Sdrthwestern
W&I&lknimai Show with affair repre-.
Observation-Disclosures animaisg is maxi
ing the tour of the state. .aia'I
'ThenDftk6yaiCodTft Leader says
pfaiy pg6pie4at EiiehdaEe are recceeiv-
I1gi cftcbiafs by express from the old
EbufsstfanFi lottery management. 81" .
b, S, ,R1sse1, Of jamestown, has sold
FER other parties 5ince, APrlL 800.
hGgss AT land eip the Jim river VALLEY
ht 81 to $50 per acre to ADJACENT
sestleEs,o roA,is YEGgid al nna9r2 CDR
hATtRuE, burdens son. Of the ,exr.
magas efa Wahpetapsa and his cQmpan7.
ieAoastRRy Golden, both eleven years.
bf age, were drowned while bathing.
infihdd edinigeTslastweek"ai 7j5rtT
aThetenitehtiafy board has leased
the e6tfHfcB daBofndfo State TO a
harness maker at CarrOlltOn at240
ceht ardayiofo fore each convict. The
hehsei bifof'HSe years and the labor
will employ twenty convicts.
1T1R2esl sste&afm6eTt kblIe3r O'Neii sunk in
twenty feet or Water near Painted
lWNedsy lfftecm miles north of Bis
marQh.s Monday Seventeen hundred
sacks of ,yiseatsas weH!as the boat5is
a heaallassI o&O.ihsurance.; lIul eli
gFafererofS OF this state promise to
he lafye,7nst as1afgea as in: 1891, ebhG
still running comfortably up.int6 the
mffibhS.in II" TIE Wheat in the Devils
LAKE ana Table mountain " region Is
.IidSpeeiaifyH heavy. Thc railroads hive
IIdgreedi 26 lfnafugurate an active cam
IIpaigh, inS6rdGr To supply the" labor
Idehcfency ftt the WHEAT fields! 9'."1l
,The Grand d. Forks chamber Of com,
pAyce has INSTRUCTED i q committee TO
m3GeRmariali}e ,Gpvt Burke to impHmrediif-
lately apRqint a news board Of worlds
FAIR maRageTs to SUCCEED ;5tthe the board
Iresigned. Other cities and, towns ip
the aAtatte, will he nrged, TO 4nnittfFin the
main9Hial, Similar action, was taken
byuthe aNaPth,I Dakota MilleE'sI asso-
NciatiOn. .a..::.v IL a.ii~ga'h .
-iGFaf9d TofrKs' Herald: A delightful
extdRf6hfFouit Will soon be 6pehed't6
Red Lake; bat, PHfef River Fails a
n~htdqsteaintf lids i'be6h launched,
(which now makes regular tripSt0 the
R2kt,a fBFtyi!ffvG Hours being construed
lin the round trip. The Great North,
6rff ftomo tFt' st. 7Hflaire to Thief
RYE Fans viii be completed Aug" 1,
Iand t1eP entire line from Red Lake
Falisi5ySeptn. l. sza"'s'9 -f'''h 'aH,t'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

A nieeIutle. bit-of-quick thinking
saved ths lfte5sf an-Indiap Murderer
in Ndssfa~. Some time ago maIndian
killes4r
recently an Indian attorney appeared
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

Artistic. ethinglYicriedthe stranger.
you have this coat cleaned, under
stand! You get some benzine and clean
this O t,tor-L"H .2LfaW y4y.
You paint over that spot again."
broke.iR tie Rtrsesnffie.op5, lYpd az up
what you've ruined or I'll fix You"
He put down the paint pot. took, out
the brush" and began a. War dance
around the stranger.
Hold ont" cried the latter mydismav
as he backed away. "rn fix the fence
If you'll tix. the GOAT"
"Tn fNtfe c6atH HSdE5hho6 the pro-
prietor, already beginning to gioat
over his victory. "You fix the fence!"
Give me the BRUSH said the strang-
er. When he Mad, 8car6dgftEs toSne
and asked: How are you going to fix
my 'ceat9N EN'adaH Tsvo'i2 rsuM .Sin .s,7r.
Paint the rest of it" replied the pro-
prietor gleefully,
Wish; 4fffH ThHpRsfBbr went
brush. @ess=srvsHssser ,tooks the
paint pSt hhgSpN6kIsJlySinfove the
fence, SNA &AsvuAk, 4Rd EAei-hwn.
lie got away before the proprietor re-
turned with'a revolver, aud he7asl never
seen ON that street now. = Chicago
Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

hnA nniissstbni r~sqGBuoit!a 7a} iHa ls,i
.Ybodasq Il IL. s4Il azIl3sni
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

STRej Ne@aYsfk, NS%Gifaven Is
road will probably be
jhe4ffsbsteam railroad in the world
TO substitute electricity forsteam on
Z! large scale. This road was known
TO be constructing a four track
line but it was not known publicly
that tive central tracks were to
be equipped with special reference to
the Usesof electricity instead of steam
TO propel both freight and passenger
ears over shat pgrtfon; OF tic line
between New York and New Haven
a distance, OF seyepty-four miles.
When'the plant is ready thctifstahce
,betsseeArthetwocities will be covered
in sixty minutes.
SSH t44s4-
Rev. w. /. Cleveland. a cousin of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

.The.murdeferi Block man. who was
executed atr GreensboFo,i NshCI"tfYei
other aiday,ighaa' bhe' sdistlnetfoi a6fi
being hanged with the rope thHt chi
dedtlie life of one Jftheg iifcag6'aa AM.
archistsson thd osGaffold.Ga Biockfnaht
wasthef fourth eFiihffaf to- be strangteH
byytafe fataI icarH.iE H@ilissdg 9dl uu lis,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-28

5Som6G?bSo2dyythfswt a''Bo9tfaPccF atT6aat
Hasneit afd the wild hWsst 'ateeshtI
eehsed 10 idcehtuate 2qai1t' the" tfutha'
teller went ;heme.t-Detrost Free Rress.ii