Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-04-27
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.

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Chamberlain went democratic for
the first time in its history.
Huron will try to get the annual
meet or the National Coursing asso-
citation.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Maxwell is a brother OF Mrs. Joseph
Alexander, OF Huron.
The first ten days OF April the
United States land office at Chah h
berlain received s~ixty-seyen home
stead entries.
The Pierre city election proved to
be very exciting. The women polled
a good vote and one was elected over
a male opponent.
The state championship prize OF
the South Dakota Coursing Club
was won bv Romuna, owned by Mr..
Coyne, of Huron.
M. Otis OBrien, proprietor Of a
second hand store in Aberdeen, was
arrested and taken t. Rapid City
on a charge OF stealing a suit of
clothes.
Doctor Stewart Of Richland, Union
county, who was a member or the
state senate two years ago., has re-
Gently been called to mourn the death
Of five Of his children by diphtheria.
James Collins, a well known sprint
er, shot at Newark. n. j., a few days
since, spent several months at Huron.
He was with Con r. HURLEY, of HUI
ron, during his European trip, and
\ tho two uara fact friends
At the municipal election in Aber-
e deem. the republicans elected the
= school treasurer and all the members
of the city council, and the school
. board, with a single exception. The
women were not permitted to vote.
, At the sales of school lands held
l in Codington and Deuel. counties
S quite a large amount of land was
n disposed Of at good prices. The
q average price was Sl5 per acre,
. although some pieces sold for SlS
per acre.
Anton johnson, who lived nea
> Flandreau, committed suicide by
e cutting his throat from ear to ear.
# He was a well-to-do farmer and had
n just returned from Minneapolis,
where he had been under medical
. treatment.
=, BY mutual consent of the officers of
- the association and the stockholders,
o the affairs of the Watertown Hail
u and Indemnity association have been
put in the hands of a receiver. The
II court appointed Gel. E. G. Fahnestock
- as receiver.
=, A. ChristOpherson, who vas defeat
Is ed for the school board at Sioux Falls
ly announces that he will contest the
is election on the ground that the law
" Goes not give to women the right II
y vote. Lawyers disagree as to the
~ meaning of the new law.
Bishop Marty is in New Orleans at
tending the centennial celebration O
the establishment of the Louisianf
Catholic Diocese. One hundred years
ago this diocese comprised all n ter
ritory in the Louisiana purchase ant
C. Bishop Marty represents the part o
n that country which has subsequent,
ID been named South Dakota.
ce NJ. II. Day, the alleged %defaultinl
q : manager of the Rapid City Hors
- company has returned. He claim
JIG that his accounts are straight ant
says he will at n C enter suit agains
he the Minneapolis Journal and othe
mr. papers for criminal libel. Day wa
ny accused of embezzling $40, 900 from tn
company, WI ose affairs he manage
he at Rapid City.
ne The prohibition convention whicI
ok met at Huron declared wal on tn
,ss Sioux Falls brewery. An eXecutiv
!, committee consisting of T. II. Bush
~ of Parker, f. II. Langley of Huro
rs. and f. b. Meredith Of Sioux Fall
? a was appointed with instructions t
he close the brewery if a possible thing
They will be given 81, 1000 with whic
to prosecute the case.
~ News comes from ~Bridgewate
I'm that James Develin and Mrs. Bel
lin Michael have eloped. Charles Youns
iii who was Develin's companion
stole a team from Michael and Will
oo the latter was searching for tn
horsethief his wife and Develin di!
zie appeared. Mrs. Michael left benin
in three children, the oldest of whoI
"a is but seven years.
Zip The Corn Belt association has mad
no. arrangements for the finest and mos
extensive lot of advertising literatul
III the state has ever known, and wi
ro- consist of over $50, 600 separate piece
,he This will largely be distributed at th
state building on the worlds ia
grounds, and If the world at lare
Ivy fails to hear of South Dakota's cor
WIS belt it will not be for lack of adve
the Using.
to Directors Of the Interstate Graf
Of Palace Association met in Aberdee
and elected Robert Moody presiden
G. f. Easton treasurer, and +. 4
EAU Burdick secretary. The executiN
be committee was authorized to enJ'
in into a contract with +. A. Burdicl
hat who shall promote the enterprise
=, every honorable manner possibl
VIC sell stock, etc, at a suitable salar
one The shares o. stock were placed
Vho $25 each.
not Judge Campbell has overruled Il
the demurrer of Kate Schaetzel to q
his intervenor's complaint in the boz
,ed case against the city Of Huron, b
-, in a memorandum handed down Wi