Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-10-22
FARNEs SOUTH DAKOTA
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gylor f,naersin a threshing ma.
assr wortiiiDg
ua,ter 6arrinser, -ho was so
DSr ,nturea at the bicycle course
rosrs panias is doing nicely and
pfn entertained for his speedy
.gger,
d : THROWN from n loaded wac-
sar,uc on his head and shoulders,
s~srnC a shoulder. IL Is believed
4 Vii recover
-,-,e IRE In Red Lake townhip,
a p@s.a n,hariafn. destroyed a fine
= -raes and all buildings on the
rVs rr I. Nj. Adams. Much hay
d ~ vicinity was burned.
smith. a barber and an old res
. planklnt0a. Was found dead
y. a.th o OF hrs shop with the
sis head blown OF with a shot
The shooting is supposed to have
= accidental
-.n-as entered the general store and
- AZ MISSIONER, Pratt county,
- Chamberlain. on the ceded
= lands. and carried away n guam
eldthing and other goods. The
.,.sar az stamps taken is as yet I'M
pOEn-
~s rsse OF the McCali-Wehster
~ company VS.. Boyles A Andery,
sa-s,p the Plaintiffs sued 10 recover
~ stulen by highwaymen at Bur
- a wear ago, for which they
.s5aa Rovlas a Andery were re-
psnsIble was decided IN favor of the
szs.aants al Eermillion.
I kingston of Warner is In Jail
Aberdeen. charged with cognplicity
4 ne p~sosfoffice robbery at Warner
[aut A wear ago. II appears that the
..oaefar suspected MIR Kingston at
Il time. bHt mas been ali this time
,.rlns proof Of his guilt. Kingston Is
rasble 10 get bail, and VIII doubtless
y taken 10 Sioux Falls.
The new proprier0rs OF the Sioux
Ssk Company. lacaTed near Water
usx aRxe grxnnized under the
xue 81 the WaferTown 1--we SfercE
,xu,sTy and elerted the following nfs
~ Nj T. baskerville, president;
D. &. NJ. Finnerud. vice president; n.
Flexner, secretary; Lee Slower,
r~sssurer; NJ Fl. Makepeaee. manager.
Fire broke eut Ia the rear of FenoIa
/ HalieDs large store. AZ Flandrau.
raBfly The flames spread rapidly,
no before the tre companies could get
4 the ground the entire stock. valued
$4,000 was wrapped Ia flames The
tenlen did excellent work. however.
nd soon had the confiagTati0n under
aHrol The damage lis estimated ar
isla0 with insurance OF 1890 ORR
RI Unknown.
The Charles Mix County BANK OF
J1si0lla, A. Il. Lucas, proprietor. has
sssed and Lucas has made IN assiga-
neni for the benefit Of his creditors
Liabilities, s. ,otA1; nominal assets. ST.
se Slow collections is given as the
ause Of failure. The assets would
|ngrs than pay the ~depositnrs III good
lls II o very short time. and the
Probabilities are that enough viii be
izllzed 70 pay IN fun inside OF SIX
h9auS Mr. Lucas was a member Of
u iast legislature from TINS county.
The young daughter OF Waiter NJ.
AFage, q travelling man of WATERFOWL.
vas driving a horse hitched 10 a road
sasol, and hitting the horse with q
Elh 7 gave a jump, throwing her
" o. ut buggy She lodged on the
ine Where she hung while the horse
vas running rye blocks, and was res
nee ID an unconscious condition She
Va % Eed@ed ia between the snrinys.
ae and wheel that the wheel mad Ia
= removed 10 release her Two doc
VI We're called, as her condition was
aasidereu critical but the next morn
1s she was somewhat improved
Ell vino fras been living
Z lAA al Mound City all summer.
urged with seduction under Drumise
{ marriage, WIS brought TO trial last
"a L y HUFFMAN of Aberdeen alp
Zig Tor the prosecution, and @. Q.
a1auSay OF Sioux City ar counsel for
= defense This case has excited
a1f uian ordinary interest. the crime
- Deen considered all the more
AAlas from the fact thar King, the
$50 was teaching school at the
az Aho q young girl he seduced
- Ais pupil The jury brought in \
SUI OF guilty after bein. our only
lfieen minutes.
nh Or Evans. principal of the Yer
aialon School of Nusie left Recently
niaoeipnlH- OF late sine has been
~sIS rom a severe attack OF cere-
meningitis. which. coupled with
.s @Ver domestic troubles. drove
lnaahe The board of insanity was
au upon her ease ImuediateIv
ing The night she became suddenly
49, and, escaping from her hns-
As VINO was attending her. roamed
siesls ID her night clothes several
- nhe was finally Induced 10 ed
pa-n1. mouse OF q friend. and in the
- uie authorities sent her TO her
D. I'LL ~. 10 Philadelphia for treatment
.eans followed Der In the after
80 sam L Coad, promoter OF the Da-
I ~ AyoTntng railroad. n line which
4 ssheo TO cunLect the eastern part
..roa I1asota with the Black Hills
Iiis returned to his home IN
eern part OF the state from ~
visit TO the East. The sypdi-
CAPITALISTS which he represents
the passage Of a bill through
AZ ffs last session granting the
rsT,su rcad Permission 10 construct
fissan1a u wagon bridge across the
river al Cha mberiain. When
IN reference to the pros
urin,a ~ - road being built. MI. Coad