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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

znsar g.d4n1n at f8as MARYLAND
| tour. ~ appeals. died II baltimore. OF
| heart disease
Br. Louis B~ors.iniere. Of the old
est and h-stkno VA physicians ID q
| Louis, died. after an Illness Of I'VE
weeks.
Geerze Beckweil enc 81 the Dost
| veaerable aud influential men in NAB
Szs. Is dead 81 his h0r1e. IN d town
ri Junction. aged eighty
The death Of Rev. Robert Samuel
| Gregg. Protestant archbishop Of Ar
| us2gn and priuaate Of Ireland. As an
| n0unced.
The latest reports from China SAP
that IA Hung Chang. who Is living In
| retirement IL Paris, is rapidly faAiDG
in aeflIh.
John I. Bremen. a dry goods commits
sion n-1errhanr at B1stgf. died 81 his
residence. aged seveuty-oDe years MI
Bremen went 10 BostDZ in 1886, "
Philadelphia
Gen. Francis Claiming Barlow. q
| former artorne general Of New York.
&aA =33a3y Unknown lawyer. aied We'd
! neexlay. ia his ~sixry-lrSt year His
04sAAE WIS ~AAAEADZAN1A w AAA@ ~@E~~ ~
In grippe. contracted a year ago.
Among the passengers on the steam
81 La champagne. which arrived at
New York Wednesday. We're Nine.
raran BernnardT. me actress. anu iHr
members Of the company which opens
ar Abbey theater On Jan. 10
Prince Pedro Of CUburg. grandson OF
the late Dom Pedro Of Brazil. Is onsy
thirty and is POW h0peiessly insane.
He fulagines tLar he has succeeded his
grandfather. and treats his attendants
accordingly.
Rev. H. II HaWels. who has re-
turned 10 London after "a prolonged
sojourn In this country. says that the
distinctive thing about AJCaricau rellg-
Gus congregations is that they prefer
what is unconventional and up 10
date.
Now the gossips say that Willie X.
Vanderbilt will marry again. For
some time his name has been linked
with that Of Miss Amy Bend, a beauti-
full young woman, who made her debut
about six years ago. and has been
quite a belle ever since.
Col J.. j. Platt, a poet of national
reputation, has accepted the response
biiity and honor of writing the centen-
NAL ode for C~leyeland's celebration
next summer. The ode will be read,
probably, by the author himself, on
July %, the anniversary Of the landing
OF Moses Cleayeiand.
Capt. Isaac Treeland. aged seventy
one years, one OF the Oldest pilots In
the vicinity Of New york, died. after q
lingering illness, at his home, in Temp
kinsyille, y. j. Capt. yreeland had
been employed on the Staten Island
ferry ever since he was n boy, and Was
In command of rhe ferry boat West
field when her boiler exploded when
she vas lying in tine New York slip in
1871, resulting in the killing Of about
100 persons.
DIR. Abraham L0sier. a prominent
physician and real estate owner or
Harlem, died Of heart disease AZ the
Hotel Winthrop. ON the following day
his daughter was married TO Stephen
III. Payne. In accordance with DIR. Lp
sicr's wish, expressed shortly before
his death. Dr. Losier served through
the war with distinction. and was one
Of the most prominent physicians of
the state.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23
His Certificate All Right

The long-drawn-out school tight at
FaulktCn has Heen determined In the
decision Of State Supt. Grain. sustain
ing County Supt. Paugburn in his find
!ncs. Last spring. when the city board
Of education elected Prof ]. +. Arm-
strong 10 the principalship Of our
schools. some of our citizens objected
to the choice Of the board, and sought
10 prevent Mr.. Armstrong from enter
Ing upon the duties as principal by
causing his certificate io be revoked.
Proceedings were IL which lasted
several days before the county super
intendent. That officer sustained the
certificate. The G Q vas then ap-
pealed TO the state superintendent.
with the result as above noted In the
meantime the schools have been in
progress under the principalship Of Mr..
Armstrong. who las given universal
satisfaction and is well liked by pu-
pills and patrons
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23
Accidental Happenfngs.

| Three men are afoat on an :ce ice
on Lake Erie. and efforts TO rescue
them have failed.
A disastrous fire occurred i'm the Her
| minigildo coal mine in Silesia. with
much loss OF life. Fifteen bodies have
been recovered. and seventeen injured
| miners have been taken out.
The sealing schooner Kilmeny. W.
Halgram, master. and carrying n crew
| OF four whites. Is reported to hare gone
to pieces on the west coast OF Victoria
Island, Il. c., in a gale.
A fire destroyed the magnificent
home OF Hugh Asher. formerly owned
| by w. G. France. the famous horse
man. near Lexington. The family had
a narrow escape.
The old ice bridge at Niagara Falls
was swept out by nigh water. carrying
away the Canadian dock and part Of
the American dock. Another bridge Is
forming greater than the first.
The lives of a score of persons who
| were ont in pleasure boats on a little
lake at J~alisco, Mex. were lost In a
| whirlpool caused by n sudden sinking
Of a large part OF the lakes bottom.
The steamer reported ashore at New
inlet. y. G., proves 10 be the American
steamer james Woodall. with a cargo
If sugar and molasses from New Or
cans, La, for Baltimore. Md. The
rev OF ten men were saved by the life
layers
The Partisan, q general store run by
he firm of Siegel. Hillman x Co.. oc-
:npying the fye-stery building nt rne
orner OF Broadway aud Washington
venue, 81. Louis, vas destroyed By
ire. causing an estimated loss of $780,
90 on building and stock.
Several members Of the crew of the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

!. advanced civilization planted Dg Ter
sfrfysrs-H these. when properly and
t-ysftsuEFy spread before the weird. are
snnl.s in themselves to attract 10 faas
x-.ra the most desirable class o.
s~a,rs4S frvtra ether parts of the United
Srar4x aGa foreign lands The county
commissioners % b various
- rhfs state viii he requested to en-
courage ard assist in tic work OF fnis
society. by appropratins 9 %
funds II the counties sufficient 80 meet
fair and equitable share Of the ex-
opuss incurred i'm carrying out the
ogsus Of this organization
The executive committee viii have
-srzrye Of the preparation OF ali litera-
tire. The first 10 be issued wia he a
pamphlet. In which eGch county IL APP
ns-Tfunf-d q cerra.z amount OF space.
tine expense OF the publication TO be
avrauy divided among the counties OF
the circuit. according To population.
I'm preparing tie advertising matter.
the committee insists that the absolute
truth must I've strictly adhered 10 re
gardfu- the statistics and resources 81
th. county described. IL was resolved
that the delegates Of the convention De
requested 10 have the mayors Of thei
home cities call a public meeting next
week 10 ratify the work OF the conyen-
ton. that general enthusiasm on tie
subject OF immigration may be more
thoroughly aroused in all parts or the
state. and the people stand together
for active work all along the line. The
first meeting Of the executive commit
.ee viii - held al Aberdeen Thursday.
Jan. -. 10 begin the preparation Of the
advertising matter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

BENJAMIN Johnson. zen IN IfAIla-
delpAia II The New NrrS brokerage
nTa Of Kendall & Whsflcsk. who left
hrSgr after the discovery Ct @ reported
shortage II about $1,000 in bts ar
ezAzaEs w=s .--es - gf& ~
Al Liberty. 40. d.. A Ebrs. .
d11-sr, kissed the wife Of q q mA-
nez2t ciriZen Of rhzar place while Killing
her teeth ard narrowly e=zaTed tie
~Yeug-lrse AZ two score Of citizeIs A0
rzl him cot Of
John M0rrssey. alias Lawrence
DAILY alleged agents - the RothS-
childs who was arrested in Kansas
C-y yeSter1ay for forgery. has been
sent 4 AL 10 awTit trial his bond ts-
in- placed at 5000 Norrissey con
frSSed hiS guilt
The trial q the excity hall commits
sEa1e-~. John Pierso1 and James
Burke. and the present CRY hall ON
missioner. Emil DafL. On an indict-
naezr charging them with misconduct
in office. was begun in jersey City,
\. j.
/ rarr1E Mo--S - I-ssa i-.-e-. 80
years old. and Charlotte. his negro
rife =e=-! ~ A&s aen1oT. whs
lived il 3 boISebga1 opposite New Or
kans. were shot and burned 10 death
bT a Esnb. who were indignant AT the
open violation Of the miscegeIari0l
law.
Gus Jones. q young merchant Of
Oakland Ala. escorted Miss Ellie An
drrSon- with whom lie was desperately
IN love. TO church. When services
were oye- s}se left him and rode home
wsr@rh -nn mgxrTNas rHTmE-Nnw baEZNw
Jones an THE way she laughed at him.
Upon =@ca3n- homo Jones killed kim
Sif with potSo1-
The men who were arrested ~ ST.
Louis for insulting Mrs. Herzog and
her friend. Mrs Hassan. an dwho gave
fictitious names and addresses 10 the
police AT the Chestnut street station.
have been positively identified as two
Of the bsST known society leaders Of
the city. They plead Over-induIgenee
in wine as an excuse
1t Tras reported at Philadelphia that
Gideon Marsh, ex-pres5de2E q the de
funct keystone bank. whose vast en-
bezZlenoents wrecked that institution.
is hack in the city. He fed in 1891.
when a price OF 5000 was set upon
him by the city. II was said Marsh
has been in the Mills Eye hospital and
Is about 10 SxlrrpTde~ hiEnSaF
IT has been reported TO the probate
court III salem. Mass. that Capt. John
Allea Of Manchester. trustee Of the eS-
tate Of the late Harry Roberts OF that
town. is short in his accounts 10 the
amOEgHt Of 10000. When Mr.. Rob
orrs died the estate ralUed al 10000.
was left L Capt. Alien in trust. and ii
il claimed that neany on@half Of this
money has either baen bost or hope
lcssIy involved in speculation
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

The board OF regents elected Hon l.
". Martin. Of the Spearfish Normal
school. 10 succeed himself: also. w. u.
linton Of Armour . trustee % taE
State university at EermilliOn. Pro
vision was made for lighting Spsarlish
Normal school with electricity. and n
special committee named 10 consider
the feasibility of equipping the state
university building. \ ours Of lect-
ures in mining for the school Of mines
was provided for. the same 10 be con
Quoted without c-.eESa 10 the state.
The total enrolment O. the State AgrF-
cultural college was shown 10 BE- Ia.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23
Miscellan.Ou

The attorney general Of Illinois has
begun proceedings against the Linseed
Oil trust.
The property of the Angus Hausske
company. furniture dealers OF Chicago,
has been levied npeii By the sheriff to
satisfy a claim for $4,000, made by
the Milwaukee State bank.
The Cincinnati Citizens committee.
in charge OF the movement TO secure
the Democratic national convention
for Cincinnati. held an enthusiastic
meeting. al which IL was reported that
all the fluids required were available.
In his annual message, the governor
of South Carolina recommended that
in the passage Of election laws adjust
cd TO the new constitution. the famous
eiGht-box ballot law be allowed 10 re-
main In force as a breakwater against
negro votes, In case the federal courts
should invalidate the suffrage clause OF
the new constitution.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

Work uggu The urgent deficiency Dill
EElS b@-En ~ THE SatsyEaEnstTEe ~ TIE
EE9zsr appropriations cAaElltGee-
The delegates Of the Cherokee Ma
ton. who are no| ia Washington
hare left wiEh the ~pTe~ldelT anu with
Secretary Smith L meE2g-lai protest
ing a-aln1 rLE c~g2clZsa0ls II Lr
Dawes commission.
The AgEZse committee on E12Ell-
and earrezcy considered The gin3ecr
for an international AUaercau lauk
which was sz3e q rh@ T~e-e-11s4aa-
tons Of the Pan-AEB@ican c0lzress
and was largely the idea of Tie Kate
James a.. Blaine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

The kate Gen. Francis c. Barlow OF
New York was an officer Of the EVIL
war whose name was frequently in the
bulletins Of the day. He was dcsper-
ately wounded at Antietam, and was
left for dead on the field AT Gettys-
burg. the Confederates taking what
was supposed II be his dying message.
lie rose from the position Of first lieu
tenant Il that OF major general. and
tbs record as q soldier was one of high
honor and ability.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

A Philadelphia woman. writing TO a
newspaper in protest against the con-
dition of the Skuylkill water, instead
of using ink. wrote with a pen Dipped In
the water as ii came wTo a faucet in
her WI house The lette: =as per-
fectly legible and was reproduced in
fac-simile by the paper TO which il
was written. Ii world seem that
there need be no further confirmation
&c the cause Of complaint.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23
Grow 9 Yyyrv =.

The editor thinks ii 10 b. =
everybody 10 grow rich. not 4. h
OF the money. but for tne
lie done with the money. M
are three new cereals raeo,
that viii make money for Is, 1
One Is Silver King Barlav
wonderful creation OF the -.
80, 100 to I1s hu per acre =
there are thousands OF farmr.'1
lieve they can grow $50 H.
therefrom IN 1886. 4
Then there Is Silver Nina q.
Ing in 1895 20s bu. : 49,.
farmer who tested II. bel,sya. |
possible.
Then there Is Golden Trim.
which produced over 200 ~
and 80 bu. is surely possible
Ard potatoes, there Is s.I..
lest, which was FL for table 4 |
in 1895. yielding trenepdo,,.a.
the Champion Of the World -.
thousand different places s, ,es.
ed from s 10 1870 bu. Der acr.
Now. a Salzer's new ca,alo.,
Is a wonderful srrayal Of ,sw
Of wheat oats. barley, rva "
grasses, cloyers and forage n,a,.
the editor believes that Il w.
every farmer q thousand-foa = Y
catalogue before buying sesss I
IL yea viii cut This ca, -
9Th 20 cents postage to tbs i
Salzer Seed Co. La Crosse n.y.
win receive. free. ID grain .a
samples, including above ,SS
mammoth catalogue. Ca,alorS.
) ce2ts postage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

A-Come and take supper Win
FL can't. old man. I'm Inc,
ried and my wife expects me h
coffee.
A-Nhat. you drink coffee, i
thought you always drank lea Al
B-Oh. my wife cooks IL 81 Il
one can III! the a!geTruIr.-Fba
Blaetfer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

british ship Iace1 Go@an which vas
wrecked CT The coast - kaRepurpr Isl
aid VA 1an- l. arfrilRTTe the loss oi
the ship 70 fAe sacouPatpnry q Capt
ThorgrSCE. Tie rapsaia Is said &C
lEaxe bFe2 iuEUEfcarel wAAa Lae SHY
sfraeE aEd wpnt 10 the hsgTt0Tl- SE
OF TIE cTe9. ilria5ing tAe captain lo>t
Their lives.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

All but twenty-five prominent bnar
rcss facn of Chicago have replied 10 a
request 10 become candidates for the
board 81 aldermen thar they are TOO
bg.sy with their agD affairs 10 give
any time ~ public service. This IS
frue Of the business men Of ali large
titles, and The consequence IL that
municipal affairs get into the hands OF
bnmmers and boodiers to an extent
that il q national! reproacL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

We Offer Oae Hundred Doll,rs,
fer any case OF Catsrrh that ,sp.
cured by Halls atRrTh Cure
I. J. CHENEY & co, Tol.s
We. the undersigned. have kun
J. Cheney for the last Is wears !,
lteEe him perfectly hcnoraha
business translS lions. and fr,s
able 10 carry out a5y obligation,
by their firm.
WALDISG. ELNNAN & Napg
Wholesale Druggists. Tol,io.
Halls Catar-h Clur~ is taken hi
~. acting directly upon the 5Ios
mucous surfaces OF the system
manuals sent free. Price. Use DER
Sv"1 Sy All druggists.
Halls Family Pills. &c.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

one feature Of the recent lnternart0n-
nj developments has that Great Brit
ain has stopped its press running %
ul1iTnatums. TIE reception q enc
from President kruger resulted ia an
appeal 10 his EnagnznlHlty.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

when Russia takes possession Of
Armenia tie reign q mgr3erouS raliz-
ious fanaticisrD viii lie ver The
Christian element VIII ~ in authority.
zzs. ta-fT assi does E5f aDugs-s tss
shedding % hload for opinions SAKE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

The Freach naasf look with envy On
the bir1h-rare Of the Tuiied States
Even III Ney York city. where the
morality il higi there were EsE year
2.73I births to G5s4f0 GaathS-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23
china is unfortm ate. 1t can neithr

China is unfortm ate. 1t can neither
ght nor make the European powers
jealous Of each other. fhe result is
that England, France and Russia are
carving 1t up without the slightest
ceremony. III China kills a single
Christian, indemnity Is promptly ex-
acted. The sultan. on the other hand,
murders Christians by the thousand.
and yet feels perfectly secure as Tie
pampered pet of Europe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

A monument to Edgar Allan Poe Is
proposed in Baltimore, where he is
buried. One suggestion is a stone can
Dpy, under which the poet will he seen
I'm marble, seated In an arm chair.
with an antique lamp overhead, and
-avoIumes Of forgotten lore" leaning
against the chair. Near at hand, with
the poets dreamy gaze fixed upon it,
@ii! lie the ' perehea IA q bust Of
Pallas. The citizens have been invited
to form an art commission I carry
out the striking idea.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

Canadians ere fa0re interested "A
their cabinet crisis than iB preparing
20 20 70 war with the Initad states
The Dominion has q troublesome raee
problem and Is running behind Aaan-
caaIly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

Gen. Gomez says it i not his policy
TO kaye . general engagement with
the Spanish troops. because he can
not afford TO risk the Joss OF arms
and ammunition that q hattie might
cause This i q reversal of Sapole-
on.s celebrated maxim in the
that IL implies the possibility 81 MAX
ing an 0ulelet without breaking eggs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

The retrocession of Aisace and Lor-
raine By Germany TO France vauia Il.
wise move for the former country.
It would net only win Frances active
friendship for Germany in the present
trouble with England. but II would end
the hostility between the two. and
would enable each. after the British
difficulty In ended, 10 reduce its war
strength and diminish Its expenditure.
fins would be an immense gain for
Germany, which is not quite so well
able to bear the strain as France is.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

Cor. AltSed has ~parioDed five more
c0nTlcrs oft " The IIiagis T=1+tea
tiary who were seat there after fair
trial Tie Eaair ~ reversing the work
81 the cgarts ard giving e2e11Ea-e
meat to criminals grows UToa him 81
time passes
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

Brooklyn now jnelGdes tie whcIe q
EfEgs county. and tWo policemen wh"
failed 10 report the other Usgrnin- e.
planned that they lad bSt their way
"A the open co1Bfry. But Chicago is
still aglead, "A teOen-huEting Il good
in some II its outside wards.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23
III NEWS RESUME
DIGEST OF THE MEMS FEGI ALL
PAETs OF THE WORLD.

= Comprehensive Review eff the
Important Happenings of the
Fast Week Called FroHa She Tel
graph Reports .otaSE-
Esears al Home and Abroad That
Have Aftrzcte AEtcntIon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23
Short State Items.

Three hlind-piggcgs were arrested
and placed in Jail at Britroa as : result
OF the grand jury Investigations. They
hail from Nctein. 4 small town thirty
miles from Britt0n.
The following students passed the
examination Of the supreme court. and
Were admitted TO the practice of law:
John :. Green. Madison Jackson tcOl-
oredl, John e. Milne. Wesley r. Stat
ford, Elmer L. Rodat -.1sa, George Il.
Grigsby.
The Castalen steam -four mill of
Edgcrton has found a use for the Rus
sian thistle. The use the thistle for
fuel for running the engine. and claim
they are cheap and make a good fire.
They pay farmers $50 a load for a
load weighing about Il ton. and burn.
on an average. two tons a day. They
use the thistle with wood.
The Aberdeen Coursing club elected
the following officers: President. <. ].
Coyne; vice president. III. l.. Lacking
ton' secretary-treasurer, s. W. Harra-
gin; executive committee. T.. III. Seeley.
X ~ Woods. J. II Davis. The date
Tor the fall Injecting was fixed for Sept.
- Anu IolloNlnE days.
AT the semi-annual meeting of the
trustees of Redfield college, Rev. II. q.
Langdail of Clark was unanimously
chosen home secretary of that institu-
ion. He will give his entire attention
20 the secretaryship. The position has
heretofore been held by citizens gratu-
itously. The college is getting along
nicely. with an increased attendance
and prospects promising.
The January term Of the United
States court convened at Pierre. Hon.
A. ID. Thomas presiding. In the abb
sencc 0f Judge Edgerron. who is pass
ing the winter in the South. About
two hundred people from abroad are
IN attendance, consisting OF officers of
the court. jurymen, witnesses and iiti-
giants. There are a large number OF
cases Oh the Gale ar, and the term
will probably last two weeks.
A. l.. Shipley. agent of the Illinois
Central at Rowena. who reported that
ne was held up and robbed by masked
men at Sioux Falls. is now In the coun-
~ Jail, and a self-eonfessed emheZZlcr
ol d SOC OF the company's money.
women and whisky are the causes OF
his downfall. He was brought to
Sioux Falls by Detective Z. c. Young.
,f the Illinois Central road. and. in the
presence of Sheriff Hubbard. made a
complete confession.
Nels Winter. who deserted his wife
TWO years ago, a week after the we'd
u has been arrested at Bookings.
where the Lady is AT present Hiring.
trying TO become TeconcIled by the
most peculiar methods. The lady re-
fused 10 ieturn TO him. and he threat
med to Kill her and himself. telling
several people that somebody had got
10 aie. lie mas been arrested. and will
De taken before The insanity board.
he is well known in the neighborbood
of Brookings. and has before shown
signs OF mental ~iiisoundness, once mt.
tempting TO hang himself.
The Merchants Bank OF yolya has
ciosed. An assignment was made 10
,. L. Han " - claimed crca:.a-s KIN
be paid In full.
f,a lille OF Aberdeen has been pro-
NOTED 10 the position of assistant man
ager OF the Gaar, Scott a. Co. machin-
cry manufactoty, with headquarters at
Fargo.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

SkEdds-Did she say ii was 70
len when you asked her to marrfI
Askin-Of course she didn't
was II widow.-Detroit Free Pres
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

I.Muscoge
4 Jehn \
fere, was
md his d
Wesley, '
believed {
Two drunk
Pearch is /
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

A.-W no was that elegant gent
with whom you were talking !
day?
Bile is a wealthy young man
Boston.
He seems To be very much III
tleman. | wish you would giyea
pleasure Of an Introduction to Il
Not much. Tn going 10 III
borrow some money from Lin
self"
III the BABY Is Cutting Teeth
b ssre end Use THAI Old s1d wgll-trisd remsi
MIasLUw SOOTHING SYECF for GkLl1rVa TeeA
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