Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-27
SOUTH DAKOTA MIRR0RED
LATEST PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.

othrT Ne"s
A car on the Sioux Falls electric line
caught fire AMI burned a few days ago.
Loss $4,000.
A young man at Dell Rapids named
Rammel Smith was recently fined $50
or assault and battery.
The goods stolen from Obtness' store
at WATERFOWL a few nights ago have
been found secreted under the elevator.
The plans and speciicationsfor Ladies
hall OF Redield College are completed and
the new structure will be ready for DC
.upaney this iall.
In connection with the Douglass coun-
~ Bank failure President Geo. W. Lum-
ey, OF Pierre, has been arrested, also Di-
rectors ID. p. Slichter, james A. Wilson
and h. VI. Foster OF Sioux Falls.
Yankton parties are in Dell Rapids
ooking up stone interests for a large
college building there. Dell Rapids is al
30 furnishing Sioux Falls stone for At
torney CANDLES mansion at Iankton.
While Jacob Bueska, who lives just
west OF Milbank, was moving recently.
bis little boy, four years old, came ahead
Of the team, which ran away and the
machine cut one Of his feet of just above
the shoe.
There is considerable agitation in Aber-
leen over the action OF the city council
which is endeavoring to pass an ordi-
nance firing the keepers OF saloons, blind
Falls plan.
Con. j. Doherty, for the past two
years assistant to Director Glenn in the
United States weather bureau in Huron
has been transferred to Chicago. His
place in Huron is filed by George b.
Alderman OF Michigan.
j. J. Hill. president OF the Great North
srn, was in Sioux Falls recently to con-
ier with Senator Pettigrew on matters
pertaining to Sioux Falls and Yankton.
1t is understood that the lease OF the new
line TO Mr.. Hill was discussed.
A civil engineer OF Yankton is reported
to have found a nest of dead mems bones
in a bluff near there. 4 majority OF the
bones are those OF Indians with n
sufficient number us those OF white men
mixed in to give the collection tone.
The dwelling house OF Judge McGrath
at Madison, S. D., caught fire a few days
ago and was nearly consumed. The fire
was caused by the explosion OF a gaso-
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furniture in the lower rooms was saved.
Five gold bricks. amounting to $3.50
900, the semi-monthly clean up from the
Homestake and Associate mines in the
Black Hills OF South Dakota. were sent
east recently via the Burlington and
Missouri railroad, in charge OF the Adams
Express company, TO New York.
Latest advices from Joseph II. Alexan-
der Of Huron who lost a foot near Cedar
Rapids by being run over by a locomo-
tive a week since, are very encouraging
and his friends all over the state are as
sured that his recovery will be rapid.
He is in st. Lukes hospital, Cedar
Rapids.
The body OF Frank Folmann, a Ger
man. wasfound on the bank OF the Sioux
river near Sioux Falls. n few DAYS ago
with the top OF his head blown off and a
shot gun ear by. Folmann suicided be-
cnuse his wife has begun an action for a
divorcealieging cruelty, and had threat
ened TO have him arrested Tor assault.
Burglars at Aberdeen recently entered
Whites hardware store and removed
s400 worth OF fine razors revolvers, cut
lery, etc. A. f. Lurek's tailor shop was
also visited and goods taken to the ey-
tent OF $3.50. The city and country are
filled with the tough elements aud crimes
are getting frequent.
The era OF fakes is being p~erpetuated
at Aberdeen by men that are determined,
Il it is within their power, to live, and
live sumptuously, off from the sweat OF
other peoples brow. They have ORGANIZED
an association and will sell farm and
township rights to prevent hot winds.
1t appears to a DISTINGUISHED person that
il is about time the fool Killer visited
South Dakota.
A dispatch from Watertown saws the
crops in that county are steadily i'm
proving and ii nothing now happens
while the heads are Killing they will get a
very fair crop. Wheat fields that ten
days ago looked as il they would not
pay for the cutting will yield from eight
to ten bushels. and many fields will
yield from fifteen to twenty. Oats, fax
and corn are looking finely.
Two young men giving the names OF
Ed Davis and John Miller were arrested
at kimball a few days ago by Marshall
Franklin and We're found TO have in their
possession a number OF articles which
were stolen from a stort in White Lake
the night before. They Were turned over
to the sheriff OF Aurora county. They
are believed to havecommitted n number
of petty burglaries theieabouts recently.
A telegram from Sioux Falls oil recent
date says that Prof. Walsh. who is at
the head OF the movement against the
saloons in that city says that q genuine
enforcement crusade has begun. and
there will be no let mp until every saloon
has been closed. 1t is said that the
Sioux Falls movement is the first OF q
general crusade ro no hau,,n oSar H.