Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-08-06
SOUTH DAKOTA.
News Items From al
"ver the state.

90 hand, while fooling with a
veterinarian Elliott recently
), several cases of CHAMBERS
pvel,u, hoy and took prCmpt action
won't the spread of the disease.
poubineck, twelve years old,
PIE, Iowa. was killed in a runG-
eio canton, a load of grain passing
him. -, U,.,a..
resident Of Aberdeen. Is re-
70 have occurred at Tacoma,
\, q few days since.
.uelye-year-old-son of Charles
s,ru or in Gregory county, ).
Ellie playing with a revolver acci-
E.IIv shot and killed his four-year-
sister.
pod6eld college, which was de-
"a nv fire last winter. Is about to
..ahuilt. The trustees have pur-
"A the old Grand Hotel, at Column
n is now being torn down,
/ lHn IL
,sratory to removal.
cork Of placing a pontoon
"cross the Missouri river at
.r,ain was completed and the
Was opened for traffic, making
crossing facilities between
civ and Bismarck.
.oos for harvest hands are Sl.oO to
arr day, but in many sections OF
Y. oornty farmers are unable to Sc
| holm. it is reported that 100 men
4. and work at once along the line
Ino Northwestern railway in Sphinx
Intv, from Doland north.
tne Brookings Mill company, com
LII NJ Knudson * Son and Berkne-
|Seepy Eye, MINI. have commenced
r.yatinc Mt Brookings for the found
En- If a new Touring mill, to be of
Eharrel capacity, and to be complet-
within 1.-two months.
Ehu ranchmen on Bad river boast OF
.Sy hroncho buster in the person
Miss Myrtle Morrison, daughter of
jackson county stockman, who has
such an adept in the art or
bronchos that ranchnien IN
4 region employ her to train their
ises.
TO the unusually dry weather
me western part OF the state the au-
rites of Rarid City, Sreariish. Lead
r. and Hot Springs have prohibited
,ter being used for lawn sprinkling,
/ the people of Deadwood ana Stur-
! have been notified that they can
} the water but a short time each
= for tbs purpose.
|, binetallic union. under the aus
es Of the national association, was
ranized at Yankton. with a total
,ubership OF T33. The officers are:
ssilent. w. $. Bowen: vice nresi-
i. ]. T. Norris; secretary, j. G. l'alm-
treasurer, G. j. b. Harris; lecturer,
W. Nanderhulc.
ghile returning to Vermillion from
nteryille, overland, Mrs. w. A.
uSty deceived a wound in the foot
the accidental discharge of n
II gun. which was lying in the bot
d of the buggy. 1t is supposed the
D was placed in the buggy cooked,
4 the iolting of the buggy caused 1t
be discharged. The injured mcmber
5 ampntated.
.arly the other morning fire was dis
'ered in the basement of the large
,artment store of Champney Bros.
fire was under good Roadway when
/ discovered. and it was some time
ore water could be had on account
lack Of sufficient pressure. The en-
town of Mitchell turned out to help
e the building, which is II OF the
gest in the state. This they sue
ted in doing, but the stock was m
total loss Insured for $4,000.
eorlgin of the fire is unknown.
be barns and buildings of Julins
lipke. neal Roscoe. were blown
ay during n very heavy hailStOrm
a section of country ear Ip-
which destroyed nearly all the
ps. Reports coming in from the
rounding country indicate an al
total loss of all crops in the path
The storm for twenty miles. The
m buildings and houses of j. b.
fman, two miles from Ipswich,
re blown into kind,ing wood, but
enc was injured.
uring n RAIN storm Mt Bridgewater
IRIS Payne, n farmer living near
place, had two horses killed by
under peculiar circumstances,
came near losing his own life.
Payne was driving a binder in bis
AT field. to which were hitched four
ses. A fash Of lightning came,
cklng all four horses down and
wing Mr.. Payne off the binder.
was only stunned, and escaped un-
!, but two of the horses were killed
ne Hyteen-months-old daughter OF
and Mrs. A. l.. Fish of Tyndall
from the accidental drinking OF
poison, which had for an instant
? left within her reach. Another
MY of a similar nature occurred ut
rome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hoff-
! III Lincoln county. Their daugh-
less than two years old, helped her.
70 some Kerosene oil out of a bot
How much she drank is not
A physician kept her alive by
neal respiration for over six hours,
she died about seven hours after
King the liquid.
'eriH John Cook of Mitchell re-
from Bridgewster with Walter
hillon, n colored man, who broke
the residence of Mrs. Krom OF
neil. he entered the house by a
uow and awoke the inmates, three
es' by striking n match. No man
y available, Mrs. Erom tackled the