Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

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600 zi;h Iess than hal that sum in
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Hand county is beiEegeS 20 have been
transferred elsewhere % uTotsct Coun-
81 Trea~urer Rosekrans' bondsmen,
OF whom Cashier Hill Is one.
TIE position Of agency physician at
Lower Brule agency has Be en- filed ny
the appointment Of a Maryland man,
who has Just arrived and taken
charge. il was the belief in some
quarters thatsDr. Eastman. formerly
physician 1T Pine Ridge agency, but
nos a resident OF st. Paul, would get
this position. Ifheis again permitted
20 enter the Indian service he may be
sent TO Santee agency.
MAJ. Helms Of the santee agency
has just been at Flandreau makingan
Issue OF money to the FTandreau In
dams. Each Indian gets $1O-from
the smallest papoose up. This
amount OF money is issued TO Flan-
drea Indians, also those on the San
tee agency, Nebraska and the Ponce
agency. There are about three hun.
drrd Indians in the vicinity of Elan
dreau. This will leave about $4,000
distributed among those Indians.
The state board OF regents recently
in session at Huron, listened to the
presentation oithe irrigation question
by Governor Sheldon, DIR. McLouth,
s. III. Riggs and Others. The gentle
men made a strong plea for further
experiments in irrigation and suggest
sd that the board give careful atten-
zion to irrigation engineering and the
establishment of an experimental test
either al the agricultural college or
elsewhere, where instruction in practi-
cal irrigation may be given. The
board is inclined to comply with the
requests, and made arrangements ac-
cordingiy. The resignation of j. z.
Ward OF Parker, as member OF the
board was accepted. DIR. McGilii-
cuddy was made PRECEDENT OF the
School OF Mines OF Z pid City.
About six weeks ago little Philip,
the two-year old son of George Pat
terson OF Hazel, drank some washing
I've which he got hold of arc und the
house, and he has since been in a
very critical condition. A couple OF
weeks ago he was taken to Brookings
and has since been under the care OF
DR.. Hyde. Thedoctor found that the
lye bad removed the membraneous