Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
In sOUTH DAKOT


vi Inn IL.
schools Is now over 600 pupils cea
Farmers throughout R.sa,.
are rejoicing over the big cran sSlnty
the RESI- ever grown In the con
valley. 'iih fiytr
1t is expected that the troubl.
the railroad and bridge ~ aooui
commenced. "ld wok
William Smith. who staht.,
oree man named Davis al Hnra-a eA'
three weeks ago. was tried IT, sone
cult court and acquitted by tho is.ef.
a Huron special says. tn
creamery. together with a e. saVous
the machinery, has been desta.Oa q
fire. dosd By
DR.. X. VI. Elliott, graduate ~
medical colleges in this coun,sr veal
Canada, died at Aberdeen after ana
illness. Z log
At Aberdeen DR.. It. A H.m,.
tempted TO shoot Rev. + " VI al
now OF Huron. Both are propiDag.
gentlemen Hamilton is held n =
bonds. @"b
Charles Kaufman. who emh0,.,,
the funds OF the Adams Express
pany a few months ago m sea W. cylr
came into court at Deadwood recep,,
and pleaded guilty.
A hoy named Aaron, 10 va.,s !,
tried TO pass between the cav
Arlington His head caught ha,.a
the bumpers and was crushed Lip'.
him instantly.
Ayoung man named Harry Uasli,, |
a member OF Charles WaFfOrd's th.ass |
ing crew. had his left hand torn os /. |
the cylinder of a threshing m,cbn,
while threshing near Hitchcock a Tow |
days since.
\ Columbia advice says. Farms,,
| all UP in this section of the state era
badly disappointed in the Weld y
wheat. Black rust seems the caus
Wheat is going from six 10 seypn,soa
bushels per acre. The berry is upUsL
ally shrunken and gets grade No.
Joseph Little. a farmer residHn,
south of Bath, Brown county wac
Esandbagged by a man wearing 4 mash
and robbed OF $3.50. Little was fornI
lying by the roadside in an uueas
scious condition several hours ater
the assault.
The heaviest rain n September sine
1889 oveTspread the i'm river yalsr
the other night. Nearly two inches Il
water fell and the ground Il in spkr.
did condition Cor fall blowing Light
ming killed "A number of cows in Hura
ard several horses aud cattle in he
country.
Officers with search warrants and E-
junction papers raided two houses Il
i'll fame near Aberdeen recently tx
the alleged sale of liquors. In aa
place a quantity of liquor was fOud
and the resort closed. Search ys
also made in Woods billiard hall. BAT
no liquors were found
Citizens Of Charles Mix county bed
q meeting recently and Orgaszd 4
creamery company. The creamery VII
be- cooperative or a stock company
and operate throughout the nOrhf1
part OF the county. -Four hundred ad
sixteen COWS were promised and II
believed the number will be doubled
The Brown county commissions
have made the annual tax levy Nils
or > mills under last year. when OILY
three counties in the state got doEa
10 that notch and non were abte y
20 below IT. Two years ago Tie F5
was Il mills. A decrease IN taA4p1
of one-thIrd in two years - a hpn
which probably no county IA the saS
can equal.
Patrick Gaughen. an early seiiid
Charles Mix county and for Sa9
time q successful business man IN VTs
Italia. who is now living In Gresa1
county. met with q serious aeeideh y
Gently which nearly cost him ms Jug
He was rounding up a herd OF hs
from the range when he was at'asI1
ny a Belgian stallion, dragged ims
his pony and severely Diileu 81
stamped. He escaped from tne =.
lion and is rapidly improving pu.
considerably lacerated by the Ne'
the animal in the scrimnage.
NJ. r. Warren. proprietor Of ,e :
barber shop. left there recenuy ~
Mrs. c. c. Ballou. Warren ana ~
Ballou have scandalized tnelnss, /,
for the past year by their acls s% }
is understood Mrs. Warren ID ~T
alton. gave him forty-eight nOus
leave town or suffer the consegs shn
Before going he turned over ns !
residence and other properly \
wife. Mrs. Ballou has not h''I IL !
her husband for some unie, nb1
now professor in the CleVeal ssr \
schools. Warren is about ~ arss
age and the woman %. he rs i,
wife and several children. ,;rs
Ion has parents and other re.at nv d l.
siding here, VINO feel KEEN! n
grace of the affair. b