Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-20

e Pre- y !. reported on good authority that
na ..nds Of Iowa and Nebraska horses
toH y - ~wintered in South Dakota.
' ~ -. fall term OF Yankton college com.
- IN the 5th inst, with the larg-
s nroIIment in the history OF the
shool.
ramp recently had both legs cut off
,Insna by a Milwaukee freight. He
.rrvinc to board a running train.
!. Milbank a few days ago ex-Sheriff
= BENEDICT was seriously hurt in a
n.s,,av. receiving a bad fracture of the
iaRd hip bcue'
ee i - Moravak, a section foreman at
e8 -. occidently shot himself a few
= nsss below E~dgemont, and his recovery
Z y i doubtful.
Mark D. Scott, proprietor OF the
RS d Son, Falls Journal, was sued a few
At ,.vs ago bv @. A. Christopherson, a
awyer, for So, 900 for criminal libel.
The governor has appointed Sampson
rsHr;ss. of Lead City, vice president OF
r \, to Miners Union, inspector OF mines to
a a. N The unexpired term OF W. s OBrien,
esgned.
,~eoutract for furnishing the state
osuitentiary with coal has been award.
y AN W. Sheridan & CO., OF Sioux
" Falls. The contract calls for about l.
IN, 900 tons.
The supreme court has affirmed the
,utepce OF the lower court murder case
Be Il the state VS.. Robert Hicks and Jay
pGI gieks. Robert is sentenced to life i'm
Uisomeut, and Jay to be hanged.
up Large numbers OF full and half blood
Indian boys and girls are being received
IN NJ AZ the Immaculate Conception Indian
FINN Mission school, located twenty miles
NJ, ,outh Of Miller on the reservation.
that Active work has been commenced on
as ts w~aterworks plan at C%enterville. The
:. liant consists Of s%tandpipe, IL feet
~ bgh and II feet in diameter, a 40-hOrse
Dower holder and Sir y mains. The
u ~ bonds are sold TO a Sioux City firm.
IL At Webster a few days ago fire de.
ri d ;troyed the livery barn Of J. c. Bush
p t1 Eight horses burned, ard the harnesses
unit and carriages are a total loss. The in
arance is 81, 900 and the loss twice
satA that.
n The state equal suffrage convention at
ABERDEEN Il few days ago elected Mrs.
WI SIMMONS, president; Mrs. NJ. A.. Gross
beck, OF Watertown, vice president; Mrs.
Kate Falgpr. OF Watertown, secretary;
Ms. T.. }. Beach, OF Britton, treasurer.
n. Eight young lady contestants appear
din evolutionary combat at Aberdeen a
lew days ago for a Demorest gold medal.
yes Hiss Hannah Mcdonald, OF Highmore,
may reeiyed first position; Miss Theresa
IS Stocked, OF Willow Lake. second, and
snls Mss Maud Bancroft, OF Washington
aits springs, third.
officials OF the Milwaukee Railway
Company at Chamberlain notified par
I Dr. ties that two train loads of range cattle
hi shipped 10 Chicago from hat point as
con- tests. made the run to the Union Stock
Day Yards IN a triHe over 30 hours. Another
r tram load has been shipped by White
. da River StOckmen. Extensive shipments
Inn vii be made shortly.
E.0. Roberts, OF Washington, inspec-
Tor OF government buildings, has been in
sioux Falls looking up a remonstrance
vi sent in to the department against the
an service OF Daniel S. Gidden, IA boss car
Sli penter Tor the public bnilding. Tn
snarge is that Gidden is neither a con-
tractor nor a carpenter, and is not
qualified to do the work.
The county seat fight in Hamlin coun-
(which has been pending before the su-
lal psme court for nearly two years, has
va ianaliy been settled by a decision sustain
1 ng the lower courts. By this decision
bend Vastewood continues as the county seat
o. hamlin county, and Bryant people
Ws} WI cot ,inue to drive 81 miles across the
~ prairie to pay their taxes.
Senator John Sherman, Ger. Nelson A.
IDLY Niles aud wife and son, and Dr.. DAILY
: and brother are spending a few days at
not Springs enjoying the bracing air and
!aslng baths. The party has been hunt
% 81 Jug pralriechickens in Northern Nebraska
~ aNhgreat success and have come to rest
.sr up Senator Sherman's health has been
- greatly benefited by this outing.
The state VIC. T. u. convention re-
as entity IN session at Aberdeen, reelected
~ ah tue Old officers without opposition,
- ~ follows: President, Mrs. Emma A..
orahmer, Aberdeen; vice president, Mrs.
,ai asna K. Simmons, Huron: corresponding
~ msrttary, Mrs. Emma p. Myers, Yer
\ %nnon; recording secretary, Mrs. r. j.
pTnaft, Sioux Falls; treasurer, Mrs.
III eugene Steere, Pierre.
Inc scandinavians recently opened at
ED aooA Falls a private hospital. Quar-
n es nave been secured in the Seney house,
~ maen affords accommodations for 40
np b@paaMehts. All the physicians in the city
ta nave gone into the enterprise and will be
y nnSS'ordied equal privileges with the
pnsAclans in charge. The hospital
n yp,upahy has a capital stock of$l0,OoO.
-He hospital begins with four patients.
sd Ai'-year-old son OF George Soesbe, OF
armour, was recently bitten by a rattle
~ .AaAe on the reservation twelve miles