Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
SOUTH DAKOTA.
.,,nr News Items from as
Fe over the state.

~ clark HUDSON coai sh.' -
b. " ,amaged the building and CON
|die thn extent of about $500.
81 Incorporation have been
(tieien arra FOR a creamery, win a
n 4 stock of $4,000.
povnolds. aged seventy-nine.
=; n"gford's Oldest citizens, died
4 none na in Lansford. 49,,
pn,tton G. A. r Post has dele
b. : y. Chase and Samuel Denton
b -. that post at the state en-
|ament al watertown.
tar disease. similar to scarlet
- aging among the Indian chli-
Y i i" sisseton reservation. But
[,eath has beeu reported 50 iar
. the counties in the state
y ,tooody organized Immigration
(.,ations, and the work Is peihs
|dly pushed o,t rho stoto
/ u purchased Katiir corn, ana anu a on
.i,re experiments with TINS PROD
In he carried on during the com
season. In
..mains of Joseph Kenlen VIII
a,orred at Mitchell under the Jus
Tho X. of p. He died ut can
cltv Col. Of consumption.
~ Lavender. the well known
A "nokota government contractor
Ipt;cion. was married at Sioux
= Mrs. y. r. Wynn of fankton.
american National Bank OF
Pa has received n notice that
w. - ~ for 100000 of the 4 per
bonds has been accepted.
,r,os Grant. on trial at Parker for
ar was found guilty and SEN
fed by Judge Smith 10 three se"fS
HE penitentiafy'
4 North Dakota dairymen have de-
n 10 hold their next annual OH
.ion in Aberdeen during the prog
4 of the grain palace exposition
n fall.
~ shannon. editor of the Huron
4 has accepted an invitation to
II, for the state board of regents or
[eation at the Washington's birth
BANQUET. in Vermillion.
ard has reached Pierre of the
s,,ng Of the Degrey postoiiicc. thirty
IL south. II. l.. James, postmas-
los, everything he possessed, be-
u stamps and postal supplies.
Il Uurcn. the residence Of t. \.
kitp together with n part of the fur
2,re was destroyed by fire. Loss,
b.: insured for $3.50. The furni-
4 was insured for $500. The house
4 one of the finest in the city.
e. Witte of Aberdeen Is preparing
mild \ large commission store build
4 on the present site of his hard
r store. o. r. Mead is also arranE-
! To enlarge bis store TO double its
Eeut capacity.
ke Commercial club of Minneapolis
! requested Mayor Jumper OF Aber-
M 10 furnish a half-tone cut of the
bcipal business streets of that city,
Insertion in a pamphlet, which the
h is preparing for the promotion OF
Black Hills railroad project.
In attempt was made to burn the
5eis house. at Salem. Ii is thought
nave been the work OF incendiaries,
n portion of the roof had been sat
3ted with Kerosene. The fire de-
&tment checked il before IL had got
Ond control. Damage slight.
u number Of the Ogalalla Indians
b participated i'm the council and
Dec at Wounded Knee OF the 10th
we'd In Deadwood recently to at
d the federal court. and concluded
r festivities ut the opera house
h a grand OMAHA dance, at which
elite Of the city We're present.
harles d. Fargo. a hotclkeeper at
Springs, was elected from a Bur,
EtOn X Missouri train last August
soliciting passengers TO stop at his
III. He brought suit in the United
les district court for $1,000. After
Pal lasting five days. the jury found
q the defendant on all issues.
Pierre a small fire of supposed in.
Pdlary origin burned n barn. two
seS and two carriages. belonging to
gene Steere. about midnight. Mr.
fere was preparing to move To Chi,
9. and had a number of enemies
Z business deals. aud the fire is as,
ped to some of them.
ne Populist state central committee
meet AZ Mitchell. Feb. -. 10 de.
upon q time and place for holdinG
state convention. Owing to tn,
mat the Popnlist national conven.
u held at SO late a date. delegates
~candidates for state officers, con
- t.e- may be named at the same
meeting of the board of direct
u the congregational Home Mis-
lazy society at Huron, $4,000 wa.
"'uohed among churches In the
I" dependent upon the board FOL
Inc distribution is among IA:
lies and was a much smaller
toppt than has been received fol
|erai years.
rlerrepont Creamery associa
mas organized. elected officers an,
,oh'ract for the construction o
oul,uings and plant. The plant i.
surely iirst-class i'm every par
y Is to cost $1,000, and thu
ac. stlpulates that the work mus
rGmp'eted and the creamery Il
aug order on or before .April /