Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-10-22
SOUTH DAKOTA
uhssstisv the state.

Dbts ",ninred at the bicycle course
ioasiy panids is doing nicely and
DeIl entertained for his speedy
pS' u.,n Of Parker, aged eighty
Or las thrown from a loaded wag-
fsrs VIM on his head and shoulders,
i su I,,ng n shoulder. 1t Is believed
l vi recover
...,rje fire in Red Lake townhip,
rhamberlain, DESTROYED a fine
Al ona ,rpes and al buildings on the
pre- :, mr. 7 NJ. Adams. Much hay
| X <. vicinity was burned.
smith. a barber and an old res
% pIankinton, was found dead
W. n.th room Of his shop with the
! y y SIs head blown Off with a shot
The shooting is supposed 10 nave
n accidental.
'r,eyes entered the general store ana
,.0ssce at Westover, Pratt county.
" ~ Chamberlain, on the coded
y, lands. and carried away a guam
!, a clothing and other goods. The
snSer Of stamps taken Is as yet nn-
pDwn.
y. company VS.. Boyles & Andery,
'ssrsln the plaintiffs sued to recover
VI stolen by highwaymen at Bur
- , year ago, for which they
sInsd Boyles x Andery were re-
.an.ihle. was decided in favor of the
s,ndants at Vermillion.
/ Kingston Of Warner is in Jail
, ABERDEEN, charged with completely
tbe postoffice robbery at Warner
AMT a year ago. 1t appears that the
suspected Mr.. Kingston at
4 fine, but has been all this time
proof Of his guilt. Kingston Is
mbe to get bail. and will doubtless
AIKEN to Sioux Falls.
The new proprietors OF the Sioux
E.k company, located near Water
Nm. have organized under the
Inc Of the Watertown Live Stock
sumny end elected the following Off
- N. r. Baskerville, president;
H. NJ. Finnerud, vice president; NJ.
Flexner, secretary; Lee Slower,
NJ. III. Makepeace, manager.
|Er broke out in the rear OF Fenold
HOlllen's large store. at Flandrau,
gently. The flames spread rapidly.
b before the fire companies could get
the ground the entire stock, valued
$4,000 was wrapped In flames. The
rnen did excellent work. however,
d soon had the confiagration under
ztol. The damage is estimated at
200, with insurance OF $500. ORR
b unknown.
The Charles Mix County Bank Of
A. b. Lucas. proprietor, has
BID, and Lucas has made an assign
tt for the benefit of his creditors.
abilities, $1,000; nominal assets. ST.
J Slow collections is given as the
lr& Of failure. The assets would
le than pay the depositors in good
pes in a very short time, and the
liabilities are that enough will be
hAled to pay in full inside OF six
lllas Mr.. Lucas was a member of
lat legislature from this county.
me young daughter Of Walter NJ.
fsse, a travelling man OF WATERFOWL,
y driving a horse hitched to a road
HsOn, and hitting the horse with a
w u gave a jump, throwing her
q the buggy. She lodged on the
d whefe she hung while the horse
Y running i've blocks, and was res.
q u an unconscious condition. She
Y 70 wedged in between the springs.
\ and wheel that the wheel had Ia
.suOyed to release her. Two doc
Y we're called, as her condition was
Esaered critical, but the next morn
sue was somewhat improved.
ss0rge +. King, who has been living
~ az Mound City all summer.
IsN with seduction under promise
n 4a,1'age, was brought TO trial last
FL. Taubman of Aberdeen ap-
wv ior the prosecution, and O. G.
-laay OF Sioux City as counsel for
sslelse' This case has excited
uah ordinary interest, the crime
N.Y. oeen considered all the more
|I. ,.s from the fact that King, the
sel, was teaching school at the
\, anu the young girl he seduced
n.y. ~ pupil: The jury brought in \
hsn ~ guilty after being out only
EEon Evans. principal of the Yer
ps ~ oenooi of Music, lett recently
ts+n ueipnia. OF late she has been
my rom a severe attack OF cere.
agitis, which, coupled with
lasa .Ver domestic troubles. drove
|,r Inc board of insanity was
ru, -, Ipon ner case Immediately.
I'M ma uae night she became suddenly
VIII Snu, escaping from her hus.
ur sau was attending her. roamed
M ~ e night clothes several
tbe Ine was finally induced to en-
nus. s1u OF a friend, aud in the
0 as ule authorities sent her to her
/ Ersna sniladelphia for treatment.
70 train. Z IN the after
Aa !. Coad, promoter OF the Da-
asirnosuV .ning railroad, a line which
|Suth = connect the eastern part
Lau' h oakota with the Black Hills
ses,a aas returned to his home IN
tadsSa r r1.I part Of the state from an
kof I'M to the East. The syndI-
EpNd capitalists a which he represents
ktesa passage Of a bill through
|ssssS a. :. Its last session grantiaS the
saSsa read Permission to Construct
pur" r sna wagon bridge across the
ktoneaa' aver :, at Chamberlain. When
d Of tSo IN reference to the pros.
mated ., road being built. Mr.. Coad
! with IN, mat he was perfectly salts.
Tor tho e present and future out.