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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Washington Say. - roSftnassrr
General W. s RtSSelI has srhmirtea
to the pTssSldeut lars annual nrart for
the wear ending June 80, 1884 lie
briefly outlines ghe fNnltcy al the de-
f~Ssr5uNent Ia tile following:
lR general / would that
{ 3 hst end most Important thing 10
be done + 10 revise the law Is 10 sac
onQ ciass matter -, ID Ia placr the
nrSu,Itsce uenarrntenr imrngxisarYs9v
unon q sell sustaining basis Avnis
expensive experiments ltSa fn8.
selegTsph- rural free delivery, etc ne
Nelop 1he postal service on existing
lines at administration viz: Exrentl
the TIRE delivery hi cities tna1 nov en-
Joy it, accnc6 IL "a nwR already en-
titled 10 IL under the law. quicken raii-
TOAD transportation revisp ard ~
caSStty Organization ri tnc RAILWAY
mail service and r~eclaSss- cls~Ss In
neSEnf1ces, n~oy1de fa- district Si1r2r-
vtSinB OF aU DOolM3 aErairS hy snlupint-
naeDJ al expert postal officials from
SaaSSihe0 service rs recommended In
NV last annual ranart.
Nj RsSSell bGSg discusses thu aFytSc
OF b continued 1enTesNlan gpan the
pnSzal revenues, and Sgvs.
When aar>TSe business conditions
prevail an ordinary business establish
iasnT may overcome chem IL pa-r NV
gSnnnmiCS a. maREEcInlstI aua r.
~fTenrAlncut In expenditures Na< SO.
k0"pvcr, with the Ac~lNIilce establish.
msnI ~ the geyrgz Inant Ia caunot
and should no stop 10 consider little
economies It's duties and obligations
&c The public hesaIys az once iata.rsi-
he'd and enlarged. The reTan5p Yu-
the year WIS S-aG~N.1a: expenditures
were SS&S244 IA. leaving 4 deficiency
o. Sa-@-Sa3S. Thp estimates far the
current yeHr ending June 81. 1Ssa
ere. Revenue SSA rs, szrsuEit-
u-es, S90Sa9 AZ; deficiency. S5laI.-
So.
MIR HisSeI favr-s placing pnstnlzs-
te-s under the civil service rules.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
STOLE FOR HEE CHILDREN.
A Mother i'm pit fal sf-airs Ia Az
rr~1rG for sasrfs.


ST Pau Nov. II Rendered d.
parlte by the sight az her hua-rv cnIs-
G-eH, Mrs. Lena johnson attempted .
caRse lgsy evening tisat resulted 81 hs-
aTrest on the CHARGE ~ e1fsTin- =
house Id~ the puTTssSs ~ robbery. Mrs
johnson lives In III alley barvre-sn
Arcade and Wpi3e srreacs She h. q
husband, who llas 20. had rf,s~h srS
during Shs past year. and they ETe n
g panT little bowel with ttfa3r T0grr
children. Al dark last u'rnt tssre
Was no hTead ia tlgp horse anL moth
iBS Ia ger any with Tho children
were c-yiB- with hgrr-a~ TIM wc-
rgaD herself, had not eaten During 1zp
Ga- ana she {efz hnUlp with Ehe IDEA
o. hEE.aI8iGc IoDG II SCCae tyzT. -
she passed the bu,sSe numbered S3T
pre6le street The dDar Mis- open ana
she entered She made ne- Wy I'D
stairs and gathered " 4 ParsRj OF
-gNHGs, Including clothing ar.l mSe
articles uf 5ryysi-y, md WAS alEssT To
leave when the people OF The bs1sgSs,
win had been temporarily ahsrus. re
rUrTIed and the Intruder WIS gwen
into CGsSfudr. ~ Eia0 General station
lha w0GlaD west Historically IS she
rnld az tire condition az 1er Slusi9y,
She said thar her husband Us ao<
aide u provide i0aG for tire family
and size might hatra~ he In p-$SaG {. au
watch 1lp little ones sfgrrE. NS
johnson Is a woman ~ abnu; Icrcy
years u ace and az some iTzell-allss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29


Washington Nor Tae sssas fer
The S61sakss boaG Sss r4caatsy as
ferpG Gy Se-reaaEg Carlisle uaEr
opened ~ thp Trazs1-y GAnarrazena Fe~
Gay x WSs StaEes5 81 sae Department
thag 2 buried calculation SAoywe1 gA1x2
the total nWzltser az separate bios ua2s
W, a---rs-zgsS~ SaSxaTNaN Tz
!arsS>ST BIC YVES tna -yR6icsue BID az
TINE United SGsteS 1TsSSg rNznrany.
nrexel Morgan l. Co aaE cshsrs ar
S2TT0- for the whole aERaunt or zaszz
TITS bid w-SE the hgS- efsere6 IS tae
aggregate o. bios above Tins 8-arp
were oay ab0us SlQ1S4Ls1. Raavig-
atsnug SSSA6.aSz8 a. s less 5-a5E II
therefore seems quite rrRskabae THAI
the syEslicaGs bid win tp accepted az
though Secretary Carlisle Stated thai
he could no. cEg~c$S 81 onsutnu IS 60
the result U1lu saNa9, ~hzE 1Ese
awards would i've made. Arc1r1ia-
u thu terms nE this hld 1As Ssys1n
atcnf viii pas ISIS Ter cauG iaBteres1
o. tar sN1s@a rs against 2 D- csug
carried ny zine February SSsgEG. -hsre
Is 3 possibility. however. thar 3 cbcss
calculation viii dsScAcSe the fact HAT
there Is g sufficient aulaber az bl6S ar
q laTte~ gate thai thsS Witch with
the second syndicate h&G z1 11tLSSsS
Or $50 Ter ceul. may MAKE 4 caz2hA
nation slightly more advantageous 70
the government than gns oths~. az
though this Is very irapr0haE4e.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
NEWS BOILED DOWN.
Items Of General Interest Placed IN
Few Iines-

The Streeter jury IN Minneapolis
has disagreed and hGs been dis
charged
James Milan. o well known math-
natician. died In Washington. aged
eiEhry-fou--
The state department has received
e cable from Minister DENLY saying
that PORT Arthur fell on the I'D inst
James Whituy. SOD Of the capitol
policeman Il Madison. Was drowned
IN Barahoo river 81 Barlbo0. Wis.
while skating.
The Swiss tundes-Efh las appointed
DR.. Pioda ron Locarns 10 be minister
10 Washington. He is now counsellor
Of the Swiss legation n Rome.
Mayor Elroy OF New York has ap-
pointed Amos J. Cummings. who
failed OF reelection. subway commits
sioner 81 Cd annual salary nf 5000.
The hundreath anniversary OF rhe
birth Of William Cullen Bryant WIS
c~elebrafed yesterday n Princeton. Ill.,
the home Of the only living brother
Of the famous poet
The Minneapolis council has &c
cepted Mr. Lpwry's proposition 70 e.
rablish . water reservoir on Lowry
Eeights. and voted S7a.Ug0 70 defrzy
the preliminary cost Of building the
reservoir.
Gen. Thomas II. RnGsr, who SUE
ceeds Gen Nelson A Miles as COM
mander OF the department of the Mis-
sourL. has arrived IL Chicago from
San Francisco. he WIS accompanied
BIZ his wife and daughter.
District Attorney Slei-hT has called
for private evidence In the MATTER OF
alleged election frauds 81 the Second
precinct OF Ashland The Testimony
Is being taken under the utmost Sc
crecy and warrants n,gy be Issued.
Z. s HamIin. founder Of the Clere-
land Leader and : member ~ can-
gress from Ohio, before b war, died
fn Washington. aged earhry-six years.
II has been announced thar the
Prince Regent Luitpoid VIII be de-
clared king under Ire narne Of Ind
wig Ill, as soon as the Bavari2n
chambers meet
Very Rev. Gilbert Francois. c. s c.
Of Paris. successor OF b late very
Rev. Edward sorin % Norre Dame.
az suf@siOr general Of the order o. IA
Holy Gross. arrived al South Bend
Ind. yesterday. He VIII remain In
definitely.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
TOOK A EI6 ROLL
A BeokE~ep-r R@tew n New No~G
Bank OF S.;5s.u q.


New York. Nn-. - samuel 6.
Seeler. as assistant booskeener in the
National Sine and Leather hank. has
disappeared win Ssz5IOA0 OF the
hanks funds Saeiuy wa aided br q
confeGsrgte, the Eark officials are Ger
tain. They asset that the Identity
OF Sseleyas accomnlice Is known 10 the
police and that detectives either have
him IN c1stoay a. wia sson auu-e-
bend him. Tits eonfSde-ate wsis not
an atfache o. the hank. though II Is
admitted he was q deposition. Accord
in- TO Nice President pease, Sasaey
has been fleeing fhe hank for some
time past. His method was nor In
ceuioTS, neither Was * brilliant 1t
was arfnnnS, dlffirnl9 and dangerous
bun successful According n Mr..
PeaSe,s statement the entire execn-
ti0 az the scheme i@y In EranSpcsiag
the accounts with the assistance o. g
coufeSieTals On Thursday, Nov. Is.
THE aEnk cnu5r1enred 10 prepare ~nr
the Inauguration OF q new SIZE Of
bookkeeping. This. Of raurse. hlscks6
Seeley's game. THIS would necrSSi-
tate q review OF the BOOKS and such
: review wonlC probably disclose the
deficiency. Exposure stared >eeisy In
the face. Mr., PeSse and his aSSgci-
aiss suspected nothing wrong until
Friday, bnt when on the evening OF
that day rhelr saspicinns were aroused
Saeiey had disappeared Work va
commenced on tie hank books aad c
counf ana -he Investigation resulted
In the discovery az Seeley 5 wrons~de-
in.. "A lawyer named Baker Is sss-
pected ot completely.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

A Daring 6nrE aE Rsah-rx Capture
Sblnrr IA Zcxs~.

Sbturr IA zrxm~-
HaI}a5Syjllo TEX. Noy- -. aaaFss
OF 1hs aTJenIFsted burning ana SacsinS
Of tl1e town o. Sainar arp ~ hand
Jrse before Daylight tire cgt1gags werS
EvaseDeG hy q terrific explosion.
EBaaTess were on fhair feet Instantly.
ar. when they reached a r.agut tsae
b&oe& from the hgsSiBrSS center they
tonaG themselves l0asiaS fatr the
uU--S 81 ss1-xhDatarS and u-Inehsxs
e-S 1gSt tyga tssns satsr the business
To-1faD o. the Town wss u ashes
Nine buildings were burned: toss
S1o&0GA The work was done bv q
daring gang The lar-e mercantile
house OF ~ e.. Nan-emann waS
known ~ contain large <sauaS q.
moasv. The TaatseTS phaceG q charge
o. dynamite under the biS steel vault
snA i-uife3 H. The vault was rurn 70
stems and while the nre began 10 de-
your tlie buildings the -an- 6esaila6
4 guard 60 keen hark the people white
rwo men sacked Ias hncdle- The ex-
ar less cannot be aSca-sainAd al
though Il s ror les than S-5nssa.
AhouZ $4,000 Ia hooks and accounts
wesf uTnaG. Z freight train usSSesl
immediately after the TIRE, which a tot
NJ men boarded and rode away. Sheriff
EonclIin lett here ~ Soc.n IS posi-
bile with his b~lcodhounSS Fe re-
fnTaa6 with for tnss-h scas, u
Sr.aTul~ wlso TefgsSp 70 Sfre their
nstaes. Twp or them have been iaeafS-
neu By Sinner penrle rs men who
Sefit them aacs With ssI~lsaorr> Tne
Sinner people are greatly excited and
hundreds ~ persons surrounded she
sheriff when be marched sia for
prisoners u.-oash EaIletsville streets
20 gae jail.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Terre Eaute, Ind Nov. ---ResiaeS
being a penmaR. e r Pitzel was OF
an inventive ganiuS After being ar-
rested for forgery here about : ro@r
lso and ia1er released on bond he
lefi the ciy forgetting 70 can for some
papers taken from him when be was
arrested. Among the papers Is q deed
for q patent issued 70 Benjamin r..
PIrzel. The dacugnenl WIS issued
Sept ~. 1851 and is numbered &c.
III. There is No doubt IS 70 us cenn-
ineuess as X hears the proper seal and
signatures OF Cyrns EESsey and W. L
Simcnis, Secrefary and assistant sec
rotary Of the interior department
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

pokane. Wash, nov .z-Thare is
Nlef DIG strike on in the Occur O.
= country All the union miners
Re mines controlled 10y the Bunker
dha sullivan company 81 Ward
nave aid down their tools and the
rest fought battle ever known he
= me miners and mine owners is
Esuea The miners union de-
lsu sa-so per day for under
pna Men with no nop-auion labor
eMpaoyed II WIS refused by the
.pAhy. The miners are determined
~ 10 This struggle, ard the stu
p Is critical
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
TO BJEu.p FROM DraaTR.


ShshowGan. Mich. Nov. 3T-The che
bcvcaner savs; 1T Is learned on ex-
cellent authority that & company -
being formed Ia Chicago 10 nuila a
new railroad from Duluth 70 some
point on the lake shore south NJ nc
vaupee; also tlsat a well Known FuIa-
Ilan official Win he prominently idcnti-
fed with the new concern. X = known
that Manitowoc IA offered S600o as
an -induceurent Tor the road 70 make
IT'S terminal there, and Neenah App,e-
10. and Mcnasha have stated they
would ~snls~c-ile Sa3gfsl0 10 bring The
road through their towns The pe--
s0nnel OF the company, II Is said. win
be Etven ont during rhe coming
week-"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
- Innntural Fnsher.

Ct. Paul. Nov. g7.-Secrrcary Enbch-
ins Of the relief society. In Interested
In tbs case NJ q isoy named Garland.
who. II his story he true. q q father
who w3ald make q hit in q lnfac-
drama. The father, who lives IA Min
peapolis. turned the boy loose In RAGS.
and only - cents 10 60 on aDd told
him 10 work his way 10 New fork,
or scne other place and come
hacI. THE boy rode over here On an
engine and started 30 brgcfnc- Tins
far the father has refused 10 take
.ha--e Of him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

The American Lipcr Indiana Has
Probably sunk

Philadelphia. Nov. @I.-The Aufs-E
can liner Indiana, Capl. Townsend,
from Live-pnnl and Queenstown, Tor
this port, with q OF sweeney men
and lao sTeerage passengers, has not
ret turned up and is six DAYS over
due. The uneasiness felt for the ship
was II no WY lessaned by q report
made by Capt Hunter, Of the British
steamship Calvin. which -eachea
Girard Point this morning from PortL
Capt Hunter sgys that on the 18th
inst. while wsa1hHrins q terrific gale
they observed on the crest OF . wave
3 peculiar white object which closer
observation disclosed 10 ne the part at
e passenger vessels life raft similar
10 that carried Ivy American liners
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
Hnnurfs1 yate

View York. Aev. .I.-rhe World To
CIV gives q list showing the number
OF votes east Ivy the rnpulis1 party In
an Of the states II the last general
election rs compared with the votes
cast by the same party in 1872 The
Word also says: In 1892 the Fopn-
list party pooled altogether lc41.G2s
votes for president This year the
PopRlist vote was l.s36800. a gain o.
nearly do0.0O0 IN fIo years
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
A $4,000 Fire.

Minneapolis. NoT. 2-Fire started
In 4be nlitnt OF the Bousheid N0odsn-
ware company. and the factory is \
total loss The flames o~ricinaEed in
the old frame portion Of the factory.
Nllrll VIA speedily consumed, and
the newer part of the plant was SOM
hnf~lsssly enculF-d IN fre. The plant,
Including uachinsry. was saiued ~
ENgGsB IL rns insured FIR S--a.SFa.
the polir3es being placed by the
Fletcher & Marsh agency.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

T-ankfaTE = n Nssg. -TN~ ar
fsSFan Nell here whfrn has hes@a esrzr-
ncyPTszsS rs n wiz w0E. h stu
hS2ehEn- forth iGzgsgEsss gEsmssTfcS or
water. with M -Eaassafsngss o. sc&aBr.
A aEr-e Square a ground Ia prS4x-
iEa3ty a. she wei aas SaEskeE. ana i'm
d5ca1ogss an fhss Esare wiz seen 40
down.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

[sieue, & ID. Nog. ~ NORTH
sss noad has agreed To chip iEts,
.erehi counties OF this section
800 Dakota free OF freight, 10
sou coal which is 10 De paid
M De counties for tho benefit If
euf. IL Is expected inc 81. Paul
Hse'rlse- Fsffer CTR OF these
= cfsIne 70 spiak county. The
nsslSners have met and ordered
.a,pirs 70 the following points:
'.e', z ears kraf..a 3 Frank
Z Doland. =. NorfhriGIe. 2; Arhol
Asoh' j; coace, - Hinchcock, L.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
HTS A RICH Man NOW.
4 rou- GeruasH's LUCKY ntSrUr E-g-GEss
sz.o00.OBB for q rheumatic Cure

CHICAGO. Nav 2-SlHsril-Ltss
than one rpRr ngu FrHnk SciTrngn did nat
y,o-~4ss "a dollar IN rbe world uursld- ai
rh,. Il,rpuar derived iron Il @Inuli drug
business. and only Il iew vF1irs nEo is
Was n IroOT German Immigrant without
q home. To-day Mr.. ~-iIrmr~ cuu Too
called o miliunHyrE, as a rrSDi1 al "a
d~isr0ve-g o. a urs cur lur rii"Uma-
1isrn. A EvndirutR tfduy pTid him
Sin9.000 ea-h fur nis ~di~.UVfry and mr-
runr q to TrHy him s1nJ-Han "A wear urtn
bee hns raz~iv+d LODe, DoBiR Hh-Fhiia-
aslpiiia iarp-s.
Swanson Rhanmatic CHr" company.
1G7-16g It.E rb8rH street. fiIs1lgu. H..
are the yrulni4fDrs oil flIis e-ir ruTed
rera-iy. Never Sails. TesrimrHuiaIs irv--
HnstIIug agents wanted. Mail orders
filed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Casczza Ncv. @s-S1wGaa czrsaa
RI eSsare1 coryi1 frasa I@xT4rSar
CTy. Na- VITO has haen q Cnssa-p
csh-aaE fa~ ten yegrx G1sS faggan e@ar
10 SaAksa ser4 him nv hss saarsgacs sad
rms surrendered nimsSalE. Ese nrrans
with 1he aid az tlse usnarv ae Eax
fa3as- heir GO ne csn eRspsoy atasxzscys
wAp Vs1E se-rre him \ war5aa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Lansing MiE6~ Nsy. nezFrave
SavilAe ct the T~Risaaesnhta p4a1erxnm
surre has Eaaae 6 most fusss~san1 axI
rSt herr in the persen % Rchays T.
+ Harvey wbp posed ms fseneex
Gibson and nas conducted swiaTlsnS
operations under 10 seSs taax tweary
aliases in different SECTIONS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

5acSsanpor1 Wis. Nov. 1ss-rM-aw
Reynolds tor bnllling and STOCK af
general merchandise. together with n
largo harm, yer destroyed b. fre this
morning. The loss Is 5000. partly
Insured
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Chicago, Nov 1T-Tae establishment.
cf tire Gold Rl.zSe Festaer
Was burned aass night vz4e iess h
plasrea nj Ssaen The Dssne a. Rsv~
rClds Pain company. In fhP SAME
building Lose $@an. Insurance en-
kTaBwa-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Gary, s D.. Nov. CIV. q. B.i.cs
died here yesterday OF RriSht's dis
ease after q lingering Illness. Mar.
Briggs Was sevenJy-Fw0 years old and
q pioneer OF this city. having come
hsre IL is inception.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

RoIla. ~. n. Nov. .s.-At Cardo q
Get az drunken ruftans lDobbed Lev.
\. Mcnamara. W e pastor here. They
knocked him down. kicked him and
stamped rpon him. The canse OF the
assault wa the pastors activity In
prosecuting the blind pigs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Dulush, MIMI Nov. 2T-The DnfuSh
citizens relief committee has decided
10 40 what Il can 20 make glad the
hcarts OF the sixty families or fire sat
ferags who have 1aSen up their abcaes
heSe by making each a present OF a
nice Thanksgiving dinner. with afl the
trimmings, both for ola and yaaag.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
wEon-rn Nsn~a Nv Vr~,N

Grand Rapids. Wis Nov. 81 A
milwaukee, freight train struck q ssaM
tsn "a crs~inc near issre killing tsve
OF slle occulsanSS Al~ William cula
AID Mis- Rose Cleveland AF. Quin
s~cznel
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
RoBREEs.
Ana othrr Offenders Indicted in
No III u Eaga-

Grand Forks, y, H. Nnv. 2F--hN
IN tea Sales G-ul3 iug- returned m
Uth~r batch 81 Indictments SaEgEa;r.
>. = King WIS Indicted for burglar
king the ST ThaEaaS pSsr0iiiee IN
june last King Is il 5al n 0ma-
Ia on another charge. fred Kuul-
u was Indicted for s7uuCssrfelTlaG.
a complete OUTFIT OF Dol and q GUAM
C-y az -LaE Quaev" were found IL his
possession II Devils Lake. frank
2@TPr, William Burns Trank A-arsy
End Edward Nolan were Indicted .oT
hU E.ar4ztlS The PaSrollce Gt Sterling.
IhEy secured So IN money. Two Of
them served g Farm in t1e p~suirnHEiar-
~ SGDuZ FIIss for The burglary Of the
same office three Years ucu Eugene
Lee WIS indicted f0r Stealing g horse
from TIE government reservation II
Standing Ia3ck
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Minneapolis Nov. cs.-The Ane-s~
s1n Aid Association Of the Northwest
Yesterday issued an address asking
every person interested in The freedom
o. Armenia 20 contribute i cent on
Thanksgiving day toward freeing
Armenia from Turkish raie.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Baltimore, Nov --WHhilc crossing
the Baltimore 4 Ohio bridge ciShssen
miles esss OF Cumberland THIS morn
Inc Isaac Taylor amt wife End Miss
ki6weil were oveTtasoE hy o train
and all killed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

aAeapoiis, Nov. -Nine-fezr old
r faulFy, whose widowed moth
ns M Isl Island avenue. was
80 Id The river. With four otb-
- he was testing the ice. when
80 throwing them al into the
E. An were rescued except Ar
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Chicago. Nov. T.-The Armcnian
OF Chicago held a meeting yesterday
and denounced the recent TnassacreS
Al address viii he issued asking fer
af6 10 free Armenia.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Nalsetsa. g H. Nov. s5-owirS %
the colo weather AMI sse Jim rivcr
rsSe she search for pearls sss hrcn
abandoned. A GOOD many rearS were
found this fall, bng nearly al oE fhnSn
were o. tnfa-sor nualiry.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
srrrr Cnnnrn.

N~su-pluGliS, Nov. -. - EigllNv y
delegates from Minnesota b0gs brig
AIDES Eaet q plymouth church. Mime
ayl0lis. and organized a stare COUNCIL
OF the ha@y
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Cannon abs, Mirn. NOV. -
Eastrcm. living seven miles south OF
here on the Zumorota road. had a me
trsln stolch last night snycsher with
a silver mounted harne~s and q plat
form wagon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Hou~htcn, Mich. Nov. - - 1u3<c
Rnl,lic decides that the TAX levy q
ISae IN Hancock se~ nship yras Illegal
The decision invaliaates the levy ct
1850 for tie wlsole county. and N o.
npcacps sAxos ar~ uncu1lectsbaa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Sioux Fails ~ u Noy. 17-fsev. u
r. C. Ntisan vas acquitted I'm fhe
sernnd trial Tor the rere az fsya Nona-
ton ir the drSs trial ne wss cnnN
victes3 and Senfe5ced 10 fIgeeen wars
H. the pcnineotia-y and served about
@ year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
pr.~~~a sa s~a~ rs~n.

lake City. MINI, Nov cg.-A man
was seen from this city 90 break
through the ice on Lake rep1n Ovar
toward the Wisconsin sAorA ana -
failed Q fcapTear. Whc ~ wO A4s
net bern learned here
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Dickinson, " H. Nov. - 4ssrew
DAVIS was III over and killed. hy hh
team. and q little niece. Cara. was
probably fatally injured
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29
INDIANS Up TO DEEnTRr.
ts Go On the War Path I'm Mon


Eue, Mont, Nov. Il Tue Cree
FaIs In the neighburnood or Silver
sx mics west OF this city. have
On the warp4th. E5en q. alley
T to town today for the purpose
securing the sheriFs assistance
Pc are about 100 lodges OF Creas,
|prsins IL al some 300 Indiana.
r Indians are remnants Of Louis
5 noioriags band Of Yellow Jack
Who hare been proving about
safe for q long time. They have
ehcamped near Silver Bow about
Iohth- but although the people OF
4 portions Of that neighhgrhood
MADE complaints Of their inso-
& uey made no attempt 10 modest
se3uers until yesterday, when they
~ TO steal cattle and horses and
NE houses Of settlers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

saltwater. Mihn-, Nov. -. - Rcxi-
dents OF saltwater remember Myron
ID. Kcrr convicted OF numbering hts
WIFE In Manaar, rs a clerk IN Isaac
Stsuiesr asNS.c 3n 80.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Minneapolis. Nov. "a Tho x<w
fuuor dcalers assaciatice isas practS
caley decided 20 do away with che
free lunches this winier.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-29

Springfield. alaSS- New. c-.-rn The
foot han game saturday. between
Sale and Harvard the former won by
the score or az 10