Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-11-28

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State.
The state boardIot regents will meet
in Aberde n in January.
Oats are selling at Montrose at 8
cents per bushel. Pretty low price
! e. at.
Several artesian wells will be put
down near Plankinton in the near
future.
Farmers Institutes are named. for
Deuel. and Miner counties early in
December.
1t is asserted that the next repuhli-
can state convention will exceed 500
delegates.
A new creamery on the cooperative
| plan will be erected at Ordway in the
early spring.
The Reform Press association held
a rofitable and interesting two days
session in Aberdeen on the 2lst and
22d ins,s.
Kimball, the missing Deadwood
banker is still missing after two
months absence.
Articles of incorporation OF the
Black Hills copper mining and smelt-
ing company have been filed with the
! secra AIRY of a Ate
j. w. Peckham, editor of the-Alex
andria Journal, Is rusticsting i'll
Louisiana and Alabama.
Seven Latter Day Saint converts
were baptised in ne Artesian Lake
at Newark a few days ago.
Company C stat militia, of Yank-
ton, has been re- ynized by hs cleo
ton CT w. s. Goodwin as captain.
1t is currently reported that the
500 road will iron he grade between
! Aberdeen and Bismarck in the spring.
III. Schoenbureer, a dealer in gener-
al merchandise at Wor hing. former
ly OF Sioux City, has assigned to Ed
Lewis, banker.
Tim Burns, a student OF Yankton
! col eye, lost an eye a few days ago by
an explosion of chemicals i'll the lab
oratory OF the college.
1t is contemplated to take the Fort
Randall military reservation for
sta Q lands. and Commissioners Lock
hart has gone to look l. over.
Keystone, in the Black Hills has a
strong girl, Miss Maud Fay, ID
years old, who recently lifted a 240
pound man clear from the floor.
A party OF eight or ten iami les
from the vicinity of Alpena have
STATED for Mississippi where they
exp ct to make their future homes.
A Sioux Falls blacksmith has turn.
ed 80 horse shoes in a little over 81
minutes, and now challenges the world
Tor a contest for any sum mp to $500.
w. H. Miller, q farmer living near
Alexandria, was recently kicked and
stamped upon by a vicious horse
and rece we'd what Is likely to prove
fatal injuries.
The Black Hills and Wyoming Gold
Mining company has filed articles OF
Incorporation with the secretary of
state, the capital stock being placed
at 81, 100000.
The first bait alton OF South Dakota
nat onal guards, consisting OF the
companies at Aberdeen. Watertown,
Bryant, Webster and Clark, will camp
at Aberdeen next June.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
company, il reports are authentic,
will build a road from Flandread TO
0rtonville via Brookings, commencing
upon It early next spring.
A case OF suspended animation is
reported from Warner, the physi-
| clans however state that death has
undoubtedly taken place. The frieods
decided to hold the body for a t me.
The jewellery store OF Will H. Booth,
the Oldest ieweler in Sioux Falls was
| closed a few days ago by the sheriff
under an execution in favor OF the
State Banking and Trust Company
for $4,155.
George Grey, a conductor on the
Northwestern railway "a recently
slugged to insensibility in .stertown
on the way from the train to his
home, and robbed of 40 dollars and
his CO. watch. He was found in an
insensible condition and taken home.
Judge Gaffy has appointed l.. Til.
l~otson, of Gettysburg. receiver OF the
Forest City Land and Impr ovement
company of Pierre. The receivership
| carries with it the control of the For
! est City a. Sioux City Railway, which
was built by the Improvement com.