Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-09-07
FRED. w. HARRIS, Editor.
Number Il Tie South Dakota Press Association
GENERAL DRIFT.

Henry Turner: These stories floating
around about the Kelley graduates are
nothing but falsehood. AT least that is
my experience"
Will Kinney: "Say! tell Scrip and Jehu
we ought to have a trotting race for two
year-olds this fall. If one is gotten up
lady RusK' will be in it."
Hugh Jones: 81 brought in two sacks
Of old wheat Saturday and got As cents
for it. They ought to pay ten cents more
for old wheat, It is not only cleaner but
the berry is much better.
o. A. Chilson: at looks TO me as IL
l there was a scheme among the creditor
nations to demonetize silver, make money
scarce, and SO cheaper our products
which they must have. Or else force a
bond issue upon us.
w. r. Havers: 81 am going to get
some sheep. hogs, a few cows and with
the brood mares / have will be pretty
81 well fixed to sit In the shade and look
II after my stock. Let other fellows raise
Il wheat: none of it for me-"
III Mrs. Brigham: II will give you a local
lit is that | wish some one would let my
whip alone. ! think its an outrage we
have to get a new whip every time we
.5attend church" to which Thos., who
was a listener, remarked: "'Moral: Do
hot 60 to church.
sM Supt. Brown: 81 was over Monday
5xnorning to the opening ofthe city schools
bind was very favorably impressed with
PS1he Principals views in regard to the
york and the seeming familiarity there
4 5yish. There is every appearance of q
Y asery successful school year. and the corps
ftlf teachers are taking hold with a will"
James Affieck: "No sir; / am not get
Ing rich. / am one of those poor fell
x15ws, have made lots of money in this
puntrv but have spent it again. If a
an is going to get rich l believe there
more in keeping his money than max.
ING it. 1t looks like flying in the face of
%ovidence and "a lack of Faith to be
wing for the future generations"
1aaADavid williams: "Do you know why
~ ose representatives in states west of
Z 3 Missouri river voted for free silver,
pit is outside the mining states? Il will
! s5l you: because the populistic element
5o strong that they think they can
~ ep themselves in power longer. They
mt care whether you or l have a dol
Il RI at all or a rag to wear. Any way to
A y at Washington and draw their S., 900
sffA$ 'ear."
8fhos. LAWYER: "You can say for me
the Empire people are paying cash
wheat and / think will continue to
3jso, at least there is nothing to the
/ sSif ltrary to my knowledge. Well any,
tfsg 1t is coming out just as / said about
fking the grain. There has been a
ahN edy though small advance in price
r since the season opened, which /
bA4fk will continue. Stacking wheat al
10 pays"
4ciety Belle: II think the young
k6tg NN{ Wv q iot Oh bllcRS, cont
IS Nv any OF the courtesies due ciyiliza-
f They ought TO live where there
M344A4fg3po ladies'. The idea of the younp
{Aa 3 attending entertainments and sit.
In a secluded corner at the back of
ia pail like a lot of frightened sheen.
HAerfectly ludicirous, Il" (but we
}SSy Ipeared in a mist and failed to hear
/ 4 alrther remarks.)
ige Cowan: II have a scheme sor
our finances. II is like this. Iet
Il III government issue any amo,n,
S33ney, say $500. 000, 900 and loan q
fta to the states at say one per cent
sA3SA same as National banks pay on
\ currency. Let the states loan thar
ssay to the different counties pro rata
FtP per cent and the counties loan
soney to farmers on real estate ca
as -FOUR per cent. The one per
ats ala by the states will pay the run.
expenses Of the government. The
N Pne per cent paid by the counties
ZIP run the state government and
ira two per cent paid by the indi.
pA.@ the county expenses. The funds
Il pc loaned out by the government
the same as the school fund is
aned.