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

John T'cusch confessed az Hunrngtcl
ind. 10 rubbing Mrs. John Paust 0r
hidden gold and implicated three %"
ern-
Harry I'm was sentenced 20 seven
years f~mprisonmenr for forgery az
Atlanta. His attorneys Withdrew from
the case.
X. NJ. Dickers0n, wanted at keitn~
burg, Ill, for obtaining money q
false pretencez, vas arrested AZ s01EA
BEND, Ind.
Henry Hill was convicted Of forgery
at Atlanta, Ga. contrary - e1EN
rI0ns. The jury Was oar thirty H-G-
utes.
L<s,n Lozier who narrowly e~eXpSzf
hanging for assault ST Council BH1s
la. was ordered released by the gr22aI
jury.
Lawrence williams. a white H14l
gave himself up at Augusta Ga f%-
the murder Of Eliza Martin. 4 lsGrs=
at Savannah
Six more indictments have b~a
found against Banker Beach, 81 iDt7a
apOiis. who made IN assignment u
August last
Frank Hall. a negro, acCLs@1 81 ~
sault at Lebanon. Ind, had 10 D. spy
tied away 10 save him fr0ED big
lynche4i
VIII Marsh. assistant cashier 81 tE-
Bank Of Mimic. " D.. attempted 81
eide by shooting He cInrG< T@agT@-.
Fns accounts appear 10 bs 9sE-aT he
l. unmarried
The sensational reports t~el-zp
from Huntington W Va r<8-Ez-
miners riJting az CaaIburg 2r- ae1AA
All j. quiet IN The mining d4s--Ec- n
though the strikers have Dyz rasGZ
work
OfFcr- Albert L2zsAzz ~ Ze
TyEenIy-ninth DlstrIra p511-. PlSL&&+
phh, committed szIh24s by <sFEE
hans nome 10 til LIZ @szyE- II
found h=r lying in me hallway 6e21
II il supposed her husband El@1 b.
Leonard Smith was segely Egz15ei
in the abdomen and James AzzlZz -
cdgei two moral EUug1s 6E-51g 3
shooting sFrsy nea Brook HEE1
Mis- The shooting was ths o-7|
81 aD Obi feBd between The E=z I3@E
are farmers
James Davls and his sea- farmers
q~uaTrelei with 2 nigaby-. TGz3@s
HOltsclaw, At Barnard NJ TGs
younger Davis Seizsi a ran All E-E-
ing HOltsclasT, crushed in rse ss5e q
his face Then the father picked - e.
az and in three blsw= severed Eze III
e. nan's head from tLs body
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

largely attended by the farmers OF
that section. The Indications are
that great improvements in agricui-
tursI methods will result. President
NJ Couth ard PROS. Shepherd,
Philips. Wheaton. Corbett, Cormick
aud Chilcott were present from the
Brookines AgTicultura! College and
their lectures on Irrigation" Guilt
walton Of the Sugar Beet" Best Way
70 Farm g Quarter SEXTON, The
Dairy illustrated by tests with tne
senarsor and "Babcock's test.
s.HorticuI; ure ~ Care and Breeding OF
SEEK and ~SsoSx Fe-iing" we're not
Only instructive but very interesting
TO al who attended. The farmers
haT= made a permanent organization
Of the 1sxl.ats TO meet monthly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Storm In 81. Laufs-

st. Louis, Feb. 1O.-This ciy to-da
suffered the damage incident to a furiou
wind storm from the west which bleV
down chimneys, wires, poles, signs, etc
without discrimination. One or tW
small buildings wcIe uuroofed in III
western part of the city, bit no che wa
hurt in that particular part. Ever?
NEere in the city falling debris inter
rupted telephone snd fire ALARM con
~G.tnication, also damaging a number o
trolley wires. 4 dozen or more person
have been reported as suffering iron
bruises ard minor cuts, but, except b
OH. instance the injuries were not seri
Gus. Edwin kingslahd was struck b
bricks from q falling chimney and i
now IN the hospital suffering from coz
cussion of the brain. ..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Ages ago, In the geological time
known to the scientists as the triassic
period, the Connecticut river valley.
md, perhaps, the whole eastern por.
lion Cf what is now the North Ameri-
can continent, was Inhabited by & 81
yantkc species Of two aud four-footed
reptiles. AT Portland, In the famous
prownstone qnarries. score OF tracks
" these creatures have been found and
here are probably hundreds Of them
Eff IN that remarkable ledge that viii
he unearthed by the biologists Of the
future. At irst those tracks were Mt
tributed 10 n gigantic species Of ex-
hnct birds, but a well known writer
On geology pronounced them the tracks
n saurians. That they were amphlb-
ious all writer's agree; m 20 their bulk
ana height there Is some difference OF
opinion. Some Of the tricks are twenty
inckes from heel 10 toe and almost ns
broad. cialrly proving that the animal
'H reptile was no dwarfish member OF
.fe v~crtehrutes. Then. too, they are
from three TO five feet apart. which
d proof positive that the crsatnre was
aot issss than twelve feet high: that ".
providing he was q biped. q every
thiau indicates.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
sin. ana sfnner..

Ffteeu' moonshiners were arrested
by revenue officers In Polk Comfy, Ky.
A mail pouch containing 5000
South Bend, Ind.
Going to the defense OF his mother,
deaf and dumb James Thompson Kill
cd his father at Columbus, Ga.
Mrs. Michael Heenan. Of Peru, Ind.
4, u b. tried for emb-zZiempft In Sc.
curing the fortune OF Miss Remley.
Disappearing OF George Cullin's COR
duet, eight masked men took him out
and noeged him near GAINESVILLE. ID.
Mrs. Margaret Lovett. 8. Louis, Mo.
shot William Ship In the back of the
neck. He may die.
In n drunken row In a saloon mt Yir-
cen, Ill, William Cain fatally stabbed
Jess Finley. colored-
Mrs. Celia Lvers. who Is only Is
years old was convicted OF big2my at
Franklin. Ky. She has had four hus-
bams In two years
Mira. Carr. vile OF the murdered
Denver attorney, has been arrested
with three sporting characters, upon
suspicion OF completely.
Tod Crist killed a Lima, O., b1rten-
der by beating MIN over the head with
q shovel. The bartender had squirted
settler water on Crist-
The case OF Field Bros, indicted for
Illegal banking. brought 10 Indepcnd.
ence, Ia. from Black Hawk County,
has been postponed to the March term.
CIlstay Gormion stranglesi himself al
u cheap lodging house In Terre Haute.
Ind. He tied a rope around his neck
and twisted u with a clothes brush.
DR.. Jen Majors. under Indictment
nj Springfield, H.. for falsely person
atiDg n pension examiner and Il post-,,f-
iice inspector, was arrested In Indian
aDolig
Horace Mansfield and Anna Wood.
charged with numbering Louis Schil.
ling. have been released at Kalamazoo
Mich. The story Of William Alguire.
their accuser. was proven yaise
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Democrat. orranixs,

Washington, Feb. 10.-The DemocrtuS
congressional campaign committee helo
a meeting for organization Al the capf
tol to-day. Senator Faulkner of Wes'
Virginia was elected chairman. HOB
LawIepee Gardner of Washington va,
elected secretary and James L. Norris o
Washington treasurer. These preseD'
we're Senators Faulkner, White; Repre
sentctives McRae, Piggott, Major!
Maddox, Foreman, Aver, Goodnight
Compton. Richardson, Hall. Kyle, Hearu
Bryan. Layton, Mucthler, Laphain, snes !,
McMillin, Bell. Anderson, Delegate SInu
of Arizona and Rawlins Of Utah.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
BATTLE WITH THousAxns
TfyEs NEAR ffnarD,.Ns
One Entire Column of Pr
Completely Destfoyea-n.r
Flight Brav~Iy and hfu
Their Enemfes-

Paris, Feb. IO.-The ts
VI the disaster 10 FIeash -
Tiai-huetoo are giysa cat hy -. IS
govsTnmsit The Iuar~r.n
L k1ssrT~ ErpSrts- we armed v,s -
AID knives Which ths us.,8 xs-a
bic effect AGAINST the P-vue@ "a
Troops The TEareSes made ss.;. Y
=uaek rp"n the ls4diE1s t.r-xa - \
:rlch erlunln. xhfeh SECS - asrI
d~isiIs-I iEts two d5EsS4.z Tsr 80
OF tie TuArrS mas 80 8s~.,-
well sustained th2; The En-, dir.m.'
spTaeatly, nj 60 IsscsS- u- -
the disaster wa~ h.OlgAr 10 tha -
pnrtinR Of the cx5QlEu Of mar 49,
Capt Nugette, q Fre1cn oa.v y
badly woGu9ei IL the head. u,,ns~s
ESCAPE from he crowds u azriyo. rxl
~asszlei the advance guard TIE So.
division vas eEcauped q tex nas.
the rear of the advance gU2ri ghjeb !,
surprised during the darkness AZ !.
early morning. The officer In eosur.
Of TIE rear guard immediately gnler.a
1890 ~~- -l@ S1--Aal1LfA Ta q
eGErE3euts and eouaaeHcad 20 rt,,
upon Tmbuctoo, leaving TIE Uniforms,
vanguard, commanded by Col. Brn,
80 its fate Reports are oaficting
20 the number killed. bot Otieia 4,
uelts admit that az least nine oS,~
ia1ading Col BONNER. two Euror~
o commissioned officers and sirty-e Il,
native soldiers were masSacred. +
unofficial reports eEnaEating from the !
department and colonial oAce So 4
the loss in killed and captured ia al h
Sss.
The rear guard. after enduring con,
erzh2e hariships and being pressed
the enemy, succeeied in regaining II
bGct0o on Dee. Il, carrying with II
Z number Of wounded Several Of
nea in addition 20 those admitted
have been killed when the vanguard ,
cut 10 pieces. are said 10 have b
either killed or left dying along
rg-.r during the retreat TO IiEb1ctna
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Ryder. o. the steame

CsxpEa.s Ryder, Of the steamer 81
Heiens, - ,he youngest Captain in the
trsusatiantIe trade. and commands one
OF the largest oicarrying steamers
astest lie Is only twenty-five years
old and In addition TO his nautical
ksowIcise has made a study Of sur
gcT His skin as a surgeon saved the
nfe Of a sailor on his last trip. and
since his arrival In New YORK the
young Captain has purchased a large
sta<k of medical books 10 add 70 the
hbrary Of his floating heme.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Az anet,ec the winter markets

AZ 9ne&cc the winter markets. are
very Curious. Everything - frozen
Large pigs, killed perhaps months 10
fore. may be seen standing frozen IN
she hstaher's shop. Frozen masses =
beef, kuttOn, deer, fowl cod. had
dcsk and cells, long and stiff, Like
waEAg sticks, abound on he stalls.
hffE else In kept frozen and Is sod by
fhe pound, In masses which look Ike
lumgns Of white marble.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Al Huroo 3 isw days $50 pr. Nc
GEs-1z5y sAS5-MBch nissppre-
baz4scz hAs existed n The minds OK
tas vzh5c g. 10 The true status OF
The sazsosG oEzs and & has been
.hoacN4 tAs- rs 1sstGk1@ss should De
zJ4sE-%5 cay II the a1mb@r OF stu
Z-z1s z x1zS-1aZc4 The TACT -,
hcwtv=. t1A1 Ire sxEOol, both IN the
C,4--4z -isz.5u1 OF the territory
W5zz Il u l1oo-porstei, and IN
5Es3 CrcEs . GCA4 position its aim
tszr E-s1- S. a scaoo4 pure and sim
-4 20 e5ZaS-E E23 Instruct It's stu
1s-3. - s-8EZA4 EZ1 technical work,
sBg- h. E-E1yy, geology, metal
5-ET, ~ s2lDe-rYnC and the
BIRD sz1Sss s-1 s7ro36Iy, IS an ex-
-~zz-E-iA s-sr8g- 70 ASSIST II deyr-
c-Ez-- t1s EEs1 mineral resources OF
I1s s-A-E i las II the past added
rs4zaa - tie taxable Investments
CT LIZ Back EE4s By aiding the dis
eoTs-y El4 1ET-=cr-E1s o. ueE pro
rssses Ec- --4E1E1S refractory gold ores
AnS tF a-1EzE 20 rbs notice OF the
Er18lc An Zvss.c-s vz4uso3edspo.It.
al trs gsys usDs-t a1d building ma
-xr K = sga5Vp<6 With a very
TEEEts E11cC-lp--s EOrki1sl Rbors-
T1-y- Iii IT - al we confidently
sT,ecc 20 greatly extend our useful
Dtss HE = 1As GDe q experiment
Ea1 -ra-asrGb SID thai 0. edGGAUou."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

AdRf nj Ia Cana has issued an off,
zal notice that Rio ~ In a state OF
aockade. II remains 10 be seen wheth-
" or not foreign nations viii respect the
blockade. During our own civil war
1 was decided that the proclamation
NJ a blockade was not sufficient. and
would only be respected when suffi-
Gent force was employed TO make 1t
enre~siye II IN certain that Da Cana
mas not the force required. and 1t b.,
therefore, probable that no heed win
be paid TO his proclamation.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Land grzbFers in the Ashland WIS.,
district are headed OF: by the interior
department.
The senate finance committee is ex-
I@efed TO decide against granting hear
in@s on the tariff bill
Representative Baldwin's hai 10 with
draw from the sale or settlement the
gold and silver barring lands Of Min
neSota is fayorably reported
The r-sstabIfshnsent OF a military
department - the sonth u contemplate
81, with probable headquarters IT At
LUsa. Ga
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
An Artesian Convention.

A call has been issued for an arte.
sian well and irrigation convention to
be held in Huron on March z and 8,
for the consideration of subjects:
Artesian Wells-Borlng and Con.
struction; Artesian Water Supply for
Town and City Purposes; For General
Farm Use; Artesian Well Power; The
Grology of the Dakota Artesian
Basin; The limitations OF the Artesian
Basin.
Irrigation-Applied to Agriculture:
Applied 70 Horticulture; It's Economic
and Social Possibilities and Effects;
Methods OF Irrigation; Storage Reser-
voir-, Irrigation and Artesian Well
legislation, State and National.
PAPERS will be read on the various
subjects and each to be followed by
general discussion.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

9 An Industrial census Of New York
JnSt taken shows that there are over
,2asdOo people In that city nov out Of
.esnpaas E3nt and that one-third Of that
'nHHaber are actually In need Of charity.
sTss ely k called upon for assistance,
lNf h fswerIess TO render II, owing to
me low state Of the finances The pre-
.dIcarnent In which the authorities find
themselves s embarrassing. 10 say the
least
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

TSe Brooklyn Tabernacle, DIR. Tai
rnage's church, l. . b. sold under the
I s2crfn's hammer. II Is another and
striking instance Of the folly Of reiig
as,Cs tsslt4s IN undertaking the erection
of ckurvfes which tbey cannot main
{ tain These organizations might profit
ably take the pioneers hOsDely but
expressive advice: Don't bite of more
sfisaH yos eza chew
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

9fss a1setea. Persizns b1rnt the books
o. Me PfsoenLcians and Egyptians; Ro-
nnsns taarnf sn books Of the
Jevzt Of the Christians and 0f the
Gssz philosophers; Jews destroyed
The Christian and pagan books. and
CHRISTIANS were equally destructive II
pssyzn sn1 Jewish Literature.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Jailed for Defending Her Ho

San Antonio, Tex, Feb l0-MN Bette
Chavez was ut home yesterday alone with
her three little children, when a Mexican
yagabond named Jose X. Trerano cd
tered her house and made an indecent
proposal. She says he also drew a pistol
upon her, w~hereupon she grabbed 40
ak, and, with a desperate blow, LITERAL!
split Trevano's head wide open. The
police were notified, and the wonan'
who is of a very respectable family, was
placed in jail. She claimed that the dea
was done in self-defense, A pistol sup
posed to belong to Treyano was founc
near the body. ff ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Henry vlzet4ly. one OF the plcneers
Of Rns1ratst literature in Engiand.
died at Heatberiarads Parnham. GA
Ae5y Years morning He assisted
many Ga TIE road 10 fortune, bat ohsi
rexH.tkrn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

The ksr,s1 single span " tcieETapa
vSre n the world Is over tire River
KIstnz. between BezvaEa and BezwaS-
"a, inika- for a Ieng1h Of more than
Gn3 feet, and q hesghfh Of /, 80 feet
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

Two South Dakota democrats were
lucky in Washington a few days ago.
A w. Pratt was appointed post
master At Aberdeen, one OF the biggest
Offices in the state, and John Steoite
a. Chamberlain, another OF the big
presidential Offices. 1t is learned that
both these men were Satisfactory to
the democratic and populist factions
IN the state. Even Senator Pettigrew
Endorsed both OF them. Senator KYLE
favored Pratt at Aberdeen and prob
ably indorsea Steolte.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

, The Pars1zns stf1 prefer the feuIe
son 70 The Newspaper lie Temps.
wfrch b one Of the leading newspapers
Of PayEz has abolished It's whole corps
Of foreign correspondents. who Covered
LcTssn, BerIa, Rome, Madrid and sun
. dry Other po-ats, and viii devote the
. space t1fir dispatches formerly caz
{ r6ssY IN literary matter
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
SOUTH Dakota NEWS.
GATHERED FROM SPECIAL AsSO-
GATED PRESS TELECRAaS.

An eresIan Ccryentton-InnAsa
rLcr TO South Cssota-ScncoE O
wfres-Farners Institute al 81.
EMfrsnzs-O1ner state %$~s
Items
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15

i A HEn has come forward who Is will
fng 10 baek John T. Sullivan Il the ex-
tent ST 5000 against P1GiIiss slavin-
8 EaF7E'E proves Is yet al unknown
atusn1Iy. but II muss be poor Indeed
n nns1QuaI 10 that 81 the broken down
aad whLskyzhatrered exNhampIoa-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Guilty of Man.laughter.

Menominee, Mich, Feb. 10.-Jaines -.
Tenna, VIII, shot and killed George Inv
terson at Bagley sbout a month ~
was found guilty of m~anslaughfef ys,.
terday. He is a cedar jobler who loe :
good character heretofore.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15


uUEa csgs.1 N- ending
gun= 81 - rsceiTed
TT 11s assag lEs5 o=cs-s, Hhichshows
s EEeEzf ryTs-Ir@rt land subject
10 Ar-s=1sE2 EGry 4 the state o:
SOFA DsEc.s-
In c5+ Aberdeen land district thsrs
Ara kZ&zAU acres vaFsnt. In the
L~EE-a-g9zIE G1s-ESc- tbsre are I,4T5,-
I'D EE-=z vacant. Tnls land = sEtua-
Led II BgGs Buffalo Gregory, Jack
scz Lyman. N0mIIn, Pratt and Pres
10 Go-G5J==- &yczzLo q Missouri, White
an EEG rivers, and e eIcellen, for
E@G<E&4 farming and stock raising,
De5lg II the corn belt Of the state.
Il tn H8ron land district there are
Z74OsO acres vacant In the Pierre
GEytract there are 1.77S,2 200 acres va
can't In the Rapid City district there
are 5,l6S,35O acres. In the Water
town district 164, $50 acres, and in
the Mitchell district G,375acres. max
ing a grand total OF 9,2s7,275 OF
homestead land which has been sur
yeyed and is ready for entry. There
is also 3,737,220 acres of government
lani in these districts which has not
yet been surveyed, thus showing 49,
u24. 495 acres CT land which can be
secured by poor people for the nomin-
al price of75 cents per acre, and max
ing homes for over $4,000 settlers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Fem DOWN q snloon Subway.

Chicago, Feb. 10.-Joseph Carney, 20
to be a wealthy mine owner from pu
Mont, fell down the stairway leadins
O saloon at 176 Huron street TINS !,
ms and broke his hip. He was taken :
the county hospital.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
Otherwise.

A meteor recently fell near Carson,
New, that made a hole In the earth 100
feet In diameter.
Christian Scientists at Springfield,
Ohio, say they will 20 TO Jail rather
than suhrnit 10 vaccination.
After a perilous voyage lasting TWEEN.
ty-two days, the Hamburg line steamer
Taormlna arrived in New York.
The second annual convention of Pa.
cific Cast chiefs was held In San Fran.
else.
One case OF smallpox has appeared
Mt Ottumwa, Ia. and caused n STAN
redc after vaccine.
Col. Fisk demands n further apology
from Senator Boyd ut Denver. The
legislator intimates he will fight first.
1t Is probable Miss Poiiard's suit
against Representative breckenridge OF
Kentucky will come up this month.
The finding of an old and dirty will
among discarded books means many
thousand dollars TO Webster heirs at
Brazil, Ind
The Nashville. Tenn, electric railway
has made an assignment. The road has
been iosiDgm 0ney steadily. Its debts
are placed at 100000.
Sporting boys burned cards and poker
chips and druggists sen away liquors
rs the result Of a revival at Usage.
Kfn.
At Bloomington. ILL.,, a coroner's Jury
decided that J. G.. Kingstine died OF
cancer. His death had been attributed
TO blows dealt by G. w. Miller.
The Rev. S. s. Palmer, a Presbytcr-
Ian minister. sucd Aid. J. Il. Hyndman
Of Pittsburg. Pa, for $4,000 damages
for false imprisonment.
DIR. G.. Il. Fell OF Cincinnati nan a.
desperate encounter with an insane
patient. who was finally overpowered
and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
DIGEST or THE VIEWS FROM ALL
PARTs or THE WORLD.

All fmporfsnt recurrence of the
Past Week. Boiled Down aud Arr
angea for Rapid EeadisE, From
Home and Abroad
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-15
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