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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
THE CASE.
Coi. BrecIinridge VIII Testify IN
His Own BahaIf.

DenaII
washington, March 19.-The legal COM
Plcauons and MOI al side issues of the
Dfeckihridge case which are gradually
coming 10 light as the trial progresses in
crease the public interest here in Wash
ington where the Kentucky orator is hest
known and make it the most sensat;op,I
scandal ever reviewed in the criminal
courts here. Curiosity is rampant among
lawyers as to the line of defense which
the array of five able lawyers retained by
the congressman have marked out for
MN. For a time after the revelation of
the secret ms rriage of Col. Breckenridge
10 Mrs. Wing in New York on April %
was made public, it was the general
opinion that this circumstance would
form the basis of the defense, but to-day
the attorneys for Mr.. Breckinridge have
minated to the contrary. Even had thew
not said so it is 4 fact that all the rrnm-
lses OF marriage alleged by Miss Pollard
l" nave pe'li made to her, except the
stateh ehtc In thu pres eDce Of Mai.
Moore, We're before the date of the 81 IN
u'stine marriage. Moreover, it seems TO
be established Ivy a preponderance Of the
aI'horities that the promise to marry
nfde by a married mon, furnishe, ground
fer a breach Of promise action in case il
is accepted in good faith by The other
pt rty, who is ignorant of his legal dis
ability to fulfill the contract. The mvs-
terry of the defense will be solved in n
few days, however, for it is the present
intention to place Col, Btackinr. Ike on
The witness stand az the first witness in
his cwn behalf.
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Surprise for :, Cowboy.

Great Falls, Mont, March '.9.-Thomas
WegAer, a cowboy from FL Paso. Tex.
rode up to the pawnbroker's shop of Sam
Herskopitz, dismounted and, with leveied
RI. cl,er, called upon Her1kopitz for cash.
The latter produced all he had about his
perscn and was unlocking the drawer in
the safe for more when a passer-by
1 oticed the proceedings and, calling a POI
liteman, interrupted the lea. Wegner
told the officer that if he had not got
the drop on MIN he would have been
done up. The prisoner was armed with
two receivers and h ID a tSrse convenient
for flight. Wegner is said to be d NOR
Ltine fieI,d.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
a ProntnbI. Cruin PoIncc,

Abe rdeen, s. d., March 19.-'rhe presi
dent and secretary of the interstate grain
palace made a statement to the stock
FOLDERS to-day of the financial condition
Of the corporation at this time. In addi-
ton to the building free FROM debt, the
association has $277.54 on hand, fter all
debts are paid. The building, which has
been used for a number of large gather
ings this winter, makes the largest and
n est convenient assembly room in the
state, and will be the most commodious
room for political gatherings for years To
C ne. The palace will again be used
next fall for the purpose for which it was
built, the exposition of the products Of
North and South Dakota. Already many
in rrovements are contemplated.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
by IncenCiaries.

Peru, Ind, March 19.-The mystery
surrounding the incendiary fires in this
city for the past two months, by which
thousands of dollars worth of property
has been destroyed, vas solved last night,
William Kobb and John Goald, boys
about twenty years old, were discovered
setting fire to a large building in the
business portion of town. A crowd started
after them and two officers soon overlook
them. The boys showed fight and by
the display of revolvers intimidated the
officers so that they were enable to es-
cape. They were, however, captured
this morning and confessed to having
set all the fires. 1t is thought that there
were others implicated and further ar
rests are looked Cor. Dime novels and
dissipated habits are said to be ~respansi-
bic for the acts of the boys.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Inmus Flew.

IONS Falls. Mimi, March 19.-llon.
Enas Cole was playing whist with a
4 Of comrades in the G.. A. X. post
ro,m. when trouble arose because
|~,nitor, Comrade Charles Knapp, who
4 cIaapirc I'D. wl1"d Il door opened,
h Cole wanted closed on acenunt Of
draft. Cole finally struck Knapp.
latter. who is decrepit. %rctreated to
side Of the ante room where the
h sat. and, seizins: on, hurled it at
II struck him full H. the face,
|kins, and cutting him badly. Be
he could rally, Knapp placed the
nd lamp with equally telling effect,
linz his neck fearfully. This was
lived by a third, which also hit him
he head. This exhausted the lamps
Cole. who had now reached Knapp.
TX him a blow which nearly felled
Knapp, however, escaped out of
hall and swore out a warrant for
Us arrest. In the meantime Cole went
! Doctors Office, where it vas found
he was badly cut with the glass,
lral arteries being severed. Cole bled
Eofusely that the doctor said he could
accompany the officer.
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where IL Corr;

Blue Earth City, Mimi, March u
The Post last week reported that Allen
Corr. acquitted at the January term OF
the district court of the murder of Henry
Ringer. the Wells butcher, has eloped
With ;Irs. Ringer. Both parties are
missing, so a Wells letter states ana the
general opinion is that they are tose1ner.
There are many friends OF Mr. LOTT
throughout the county who believed MN
;nnoceut who will undoubtedly experience
a change of heart" should this eope-
ment escapade prove true
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Leaves the Platform.

Chicago, March 19.-Bil Nye has de-
clded to stop lecturing. He said to-day:
The fact is, / canno keep up my writing
ind featuring, the dual work is too hard;
and h my family, for whom l toll, is
anxious to see more of me. / shall, close
my platform career in n few weeks and
get home, in the mountains of North
Carolina, in time to gather the strawber-
ry crop on my model farm-I call il a
model farm because il costs me three
times as much 10 run it as / get out of
it, and l understand from competent ag-
ricuitural sources that is what :onstl
tCtes a model farm"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
a HurGcrOus Greaser.

Granajualo, Mex. March 10. - An
tonic Aidiane, a Mexican, accused of one
OF the most atrocious crimes ever COM
lnitted, has been arrested at Laluz. near
his city, where, in Il frenzy over some
unknown cause, he murdered an old man
OF ninety years, a boy of nine and a girl
OF five. After killing them he cut and
slashed their bodies III a horrible manner.
The authorities are having a hard time
to keep him from being lynched by a
md
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Chamberlain, S. D., March l9.-lht s
- for , new trial in the case oil
Frank Phelps will be argued before Judge
- Of Alexandria next Monday
phains was last November found guilty
- ;rpticotinc the murder of Mot Matson'
n settler in Lyman county - i
SCHROEDER. who committed the deeH, -
now serving a life sentence III Ihe o'o Ma
Falls penitentiary. If Judge Hahes o ur
nies the new trial the matter VIII De car,
RED to the state supreme court wnlcn
Ill ,vitbout doubt sustain Judge Hanes'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

bngyiew, Tex, March ia cyclone
b over this place at l o'clock this
bling accompanied by hail stones of
Iense size. The greatest fury was
miles east of here, where it struck
large country home of John Cain,
II occupied by Il large family of ne
y. The house was in an ancient
h Of oaks, twenty in number. Every
Of them was uprooted and piled up
ferrfble confusion with dead fowls,
and COWS, and five dead and eight
wounded negroes. Old man Alex
b Lester was found fifty yards away
fely nude and dead. His old wife
h was pinned under n tree. mangled
dead. Alexander Lester, Jr.. was
Fled and is dead. Robert Lester,
years old was found near u tree
(out a mark of violence, dead. Jas
Collins was pinned under a large
snugly covered in bed with his head
ped and limbs broken, dead. Sew
ether n en- were fatally injured.
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HIpDy HUropitez

Huron, S. d., March 19.-rhe case of
{. L. Crippen, chief of police, arrested
last Monday night on complaint of Mrs.
Sim mons, charged with failure to en-
force Ihe state prohiDitory law, on trial
in Justice Grants court, has resulted in
a verdict in favor of the ladies. Cripp IN
gave bonds for his appearance at the
next term of court. The ease attracted
wide attention and the ladies are jubi-
liant ovec their victory. 1t il said tnat
if the Mayo viii agree to enforce the
l@w the crusade will stop, otherwise it
will be pushed with renewed vigor, and
other city Ctticars G'e likely 10 get int,
t!trble. The evidence produce at the
trial of Crippen viii be used should other
arr SITS follow.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

YeOmana the Nam.

Washington, March 19.-The president
viii appoint an interstate com
mif to succeed Judge McDiIl, de
ceased, early this week. The chances
are thought to be all in favor of the Sc
lection of State Senator j. ID. Yeomans
of Sioux City, Iowa, who fcGmerly lived
in Buffalo. Mr.. Yeomans' supporters
came from Illinois, Iowa and New York,
and they embrace, besides both parties in
the legislature of Iowa, and the leading
railroads of the state, Illinois and West
ern New York. If Mr.. Yeomans is APP
pointed he will be the first railroad man
ever appointed OF the commission. All
the others have been lawyers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
brutal Murder

Van Duran, Ark, March 19.-News has
Just reached here of the dastardly MUIR
der of an old man named Kindred Mont
e0lnery, about seventy miles north of
TINS place, by Tip and Jim Henry. Bad
tltod has been brewing between the
taHilies for some time, which resulted in
the Henrys going to the. field where old
man Montgomery was at work, armed
with a Winchester. Montgomery seized
a club to defend himself, when the Hen
rvs opened fire on him with deadly re-
suit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Contracts Signed,

annapolis, March 19.-All the con-
L In the big pina land r.Insfer to the
Flcate of Minneapolis lumber, manu-
|urers have been signed. This i'm
fnt wak having been C, snpleted. the
thing in order is the organization
Incorporation of the syndicate. This
take place in the next thirty days.
object of TIE syndicate is simply to
y on a logging business for the bene-
p the Minneapolis mills. The pur-
OF the new organization is accom-
ceo as soon as the logs are turned into
coon limits ut Braincrd. He.e they
70 be divided and distributed to the
gus companies il, the recent deal.
pans for the seasons work and the
'uslon OF the lumber railroad to LeeciI
VIII not be taken up until the or
llauon is completed. The companies
triSing the syndicate are not all
u owners, but nearly 20.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

Accidentally shat

Fostoria, Ohio, March 19.-Perry New
house, shipping clerk of the Seneca glass
works, was accidentally shot by Peter
Miiliken, a glass blower, to-day, and
fatally wounded. Newhouse acts as
Waterman at the factory on Sunday and
went to Milliken's for a drink. MILF
ken was shooting at a mark with a
hobart rifle and pulled the trigger lust MS
Newhouse turned the corner of the house.
The bullet passed entirely through him
and barely missed his heart.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
A Paint Mine

Bclview, MINI, March 19-Bcn Hagen
son. who lives six miles north of BEL
view brought in a very fine sample of
pant OF which he says there is plenty
On ms farm. With asbestos and paint in
paying quantities there is no I, ison to
con plain of hard times. Mr.. Hagenson
8; Us he has known the paint was ON
his farm for some time, but. like the
man who found the asbestos, he did not
brow what il was.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

fAaAanana, Wis, March, 10. Sims,
a. e A. lecturer, preached ut the
us' church here last night, but re-
- only slightly to A. L. Aism and
.oiIne troubles here. He was forced
i've IRON s~heboygar, sixty-6,e miles,
se no Passenger train was available
| uay ard nc was refused permits
- rae on a freight. 1t was not
ANY known that Ee had arrived, and
\ pprSralce at the church was a sur
A rnere was no disturbance f any
ds,n ae sheriff of the county, with
uspules, dlove down from Appleton
| mn trouble, but their presence
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Owatnnnn M..

becLs. hs' MIMI, March ia. Kuck-
i, ,; Oh huckenbecker & Bion. butch
4 ast night for parts unknown. He
\ tba Z OF the A. o. u. w. lodge
! fatho. iunds are short about 5000.
in ,ha sister-in-law and the bank
(ctivo ohe mole $1,000, $500 and $500 re-
bucatos 1t is also stated that he is
| beLina ~ q transaction that will put
|ugbt tha the bars, if pushed. 1t is
en NJ "at ne had over $1,000 in cash
[re in ,eit' Whisky and gambling
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
TRANSFORMER Gold Crxc.

winnipeg, March 19.=Encouraged by
lhe increasing richness of the ore in the
MIN land of the Sultana at Rat Portage
near the Rainy river district, the pro.
prletors have determined to increase tn,
output and capacity of The plant. Two
car loads of machinery are now en- rout.
to the mine, and when these are place
IN position milling operations will be re
sumed. Meantime the quality of ore be-
ing mined is highly satisfactory
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
snudrv Civil Bill.

washington, March lin the house
after the passage of the resolution calling
Non Tho secretary of the treasury tor
,~nse,rat;on as to peasures taken by hlm
for local supervisor and inspection OF
Mic buildings the house went INTO com-
nttae Of the whole and resumed consiu-
arat;on of the sundry civil bill.
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propcctiye Libel Suit.

Duluth, MINI, March 1I.-Dr. lone,
citv health officer. has served notice on
Editor Hugh Wetmore, Mrs. Helen Cody
w. tmore and her Brother. w. +. Cody
buffalo Bill, demanding a tuh retraI .
tion of the charges against the neaitn
department made in the Drinth tress.
This is preliminary to beginning a SUIT
for damages for libel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
nCAME E
..ux ". NOBLE, WIFE OF THE
1o srcRETARY, IS DEAD.
-.a with "a Painting Spell
chatting with Friends In
bile Room and Expires
=, Immediately.

L.,ircton, March 19-Mrs; u John W.
Psn il;fs Of ex-Presidcnt Harrison
{, VIZ = the ~iatericr, died suddenly at
ftafy - his city yesterday. The end
rsme TO her while stahcihs IN n1r
cam chatting with female friends
r;,inr for Gen. Noble, who a
wals Inm the room to call a carriage
pea llu She complained suddenly OF
ari'e her maid caught her as she
nes Sns and before she could be
failiD couch she was dead. The
70 dooth was organic heart dis
orJipc which she had been
Nv eminent phi, s%icians, and OF
g sise,sa both Der parents died, MIS-;
us, Miss Elizabeth Halstaad, and
20 Rev. DR.. Halstead of North
plei Mass, She was fifty-six years
on h.ying been born in June, 1887.
ona of six children, all the rest
"a;n alive. She met Gen. Noble
. visit to Keckuk, Iowa, where
I'm ! soldier. was stationed, early
Iate war. They were married Feb.
Cei and during the remaining days
~eontest she was at the front with
.ab,nd SEEING service around Chat
and Memphis. After the war
Osne TO st. Louis with Gen. Noble,
snre they have since lived, except
! ber husbands term as secretary
ee interior. She leai"s no children,
h,,n 10 her ha ing died early. Mrs.
l. bos been q leader during her life
H. city in charitable wo,k and move
| tar the advancement IT her sex.
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Aftkin Deprn yitx-

Aitkin, MINI, March 19.-Elma John
son, an estimable young lady of Aitkin,
was assaulted by a tramp ON the railroad
track near town to-day, but a coming
freight train frightened him AVA before
he could accomplish his tiendish purpose.
The sheriff and ID posse of determined
men are after him, and if captured he will
be lucky to escape lynching.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Grand Forks De,,h p,..

Grand Forks, n. d., March 19.-The
board of health has completed a thorough
examination and made a statement which
shows that the total number of deaths
from all cases during the months of
January and February was los. of which
"A were from typhoid fever and "a from
other causes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

Shawano, Wis, March 19.-Hollister e.
McMillen of Oshkosh yere the highest
bidders for The pine cut by the Menomi-
nee Indians during the winter. the price
being $S.3o per thousand for the whole
nm omit oyer 100000 600 feet.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Little Falls New Bridge

Little Falls, MINI, March 10. - The
city of Little Falls end the Pine Tree
Lumber company will build a bridge
across the Mississippi, each bearing .elf
the expense. 1t viii be a combiu alton
structure 337 feet long and cost about
5000. Graham a. Mahan, of this city,
nave the contract.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
uoth Men Defeated

FL Paso, Tex, March Bone OF the
Ids fights that ever took place in the
West was fought yesterday between
Ans,ruIian Billy Smith and Billy Lewis
a. p,tt" Mont. The fight was for 500.
Sm;th weighed in at 152 end Lewis at
III Iewis was knocked out in fourteen
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
In.nne ON "a Truin,

Laramie, Wyo., March 19-John O'Neil
of Napa, Cal, became demented ON the
east-bound Union Pacific train yesterday
and was placed in a hospital here. He
had a through ticket to Dublin, Ireland,
and also a draft on the the Bank OF
Iu bin for ESQ, besides about S160 in
currency. 1t is thoHght excessive drink
ing and the high altitude caused him to
hncnne crazy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Did He Fire His arocerx,

Usage, Iowa, March ia. v. Bah
was arrested on 4 charge of ncendiarisrn.
a month ago fire was discovered in the
basement Of his g.ooeIy store, set lr
hro kindlers. Suspicion attached to Bad
end the evidence gathered led to his ar
Iest.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
GIoucestcr Scnrched

Gloucester, Mass, March 19..The Fer
gtson building and contents were almost
entirely destroyed by fire. The Tarr
block AM the Cape Ann Breeze building
were partly burned, and the National
bank buildiI e badly scorched. Loss,
$780, C0 iI urance, S137, lJi.
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neglected Mncbin.rr

kisit - nver Falls, Wis, March 10
b mia tne abandoned iron works, one
|ntabIae from tie city, discloses a Ia.
J partlv ',aee OF affairs. The buildings
il i torh down, the huge machin.
! fpor Aeu up in promiscuous heaps,
eaery .usihes, pumps ard such ma
e mach; .hey We're left months ago.
doIas costing tens of thousands
hther Is all left exposed to the
"anout o particle of shelter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Thc Mnsona Ger m.

st. Paul, March ~19.-Judge Oliver has
decided that in bequeathing $1,000 to
tie st. Paul Masonic Building a~ssocia-
ton, the late Commodore Kittson had
in mind the st. Paul Masonic Temple
at sc citation, which will consequently re-
ceive the Request. The matter had to be
decided by the curt as there was 40 or
gsni2ation in st. Paul known as the Ma
scnic Building association.
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Fire nj ElIOrn. Iawn

Eldora, Iowa, March ia fire orisi-
mating in +. A. Norris book store spread
rapidly and consumed several adjoining
buildings. The losses will aggregate $780,
coo; partly insured.
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a $4,000 Fire I'm Wisconsin,.

Racine, Wis, March 19.-The plant Of
the Belle City Malleable Iron Works
was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000. Origin of
the fire unknown.
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failure mon
|'ical energy
|nsiOn Of the
|o~c"sses, and I
|~ls!ncSs Of us
ugh the good
Birters can d
Vi gOrOuS Sts'
|id has been \
|ty in the sl
b. relied upos
and kidney I
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Flights Declared on.

Little Rock, Ark, March 19.-The city
and county authorities at Hot Springs
have given notice to Manager Dannie
Needham, of the Globe theater, that no
more prize fighting will be tolerated. All
matches have been declared off.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
Going 10 Fort Sheridan.

Cheyenne, Wyo., March 19.-The Sew
cnteenth infantry at Fort Russell is ex-
pecting TO receive orders soon to move
to Fort Sheridan, near Chicago. The
Fifteenth infantry will be transferred
from Fort Sheridan to Fort Russell.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22
linen M hmlufh

Duluth, Mimi, March 19.-Navisation
Tor the season opened in Duluth Earbor
Saturday. The st lei ug Record moved
freely about Tie harbor. Thare is les,
than two miles of ice between the canal
entrance and the open lake.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

~ FOR MedIa
J know the Il.
most whisks'
are spurioaS.
+ c.i3slot al.
|he iahels
|n Whisky IS
Ft firm In de-
End the faYv'
led " the besI
Ask your b
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william l.. Calendar D.,a

Lyons, Iowa, March 19.-One of the
Oldest and best citizens of Lyons, Will
IAN L.. Calendar, well known to many
in Minneapolis, died from heart failure.
He came 10 Lyons il 1855.
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nit the Wood Hard.

Pipestone. Mimi. March l9.-MIs. u.
Anderson Of Altoona, while sph,uns
wood in The attic, Jared a hanging lamp
down and the $1,000 house burned up
"a GOO with il. Insurance, Sooo.
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Pension Exnmining Surgeons.

Washington, Mar h 13.-Pensioa ex-
aiming surgeons wee appointed as fol-
lows: Il. ]. Boil, New Pgagut: A. Pow
ers. Preston, Mimi: w. j. Graham. IL.
O'Kecfe and r. w. Labarge, grafton,
y. ID.
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Sheboygan, Wis, March Ia
Sims addressed a l.rge crowd
A crowd gathered aud a f.
ttrtwn. Nobody was b.
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North Dakota's New Marshal.

bismarck, n. d., March 19.-,Joseph
Il. Cronan, the newly appointed United
States MARSHAL. qualified and took the
oath Of office Saturday
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state BaiIding Dedicated.

Helena. Mont. March l1.-Men'anS |.
erat state building was formally dedi-
Gated and occupied WEDNESDAY n,sn
:, T. the reform scho,l ut Miles City'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-22

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