Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-01-07

Corrs romaiissionm Wallace ~ ABB
4, ,,et,,t ltaS held Charles stewart anH
w. III. CLARK. alleged hlind pic keepers
~ lsnrfst Civ Ia the United suites
e,gna i,1rv. ON n charge OF ceiling lttisinr
fo an Indian at the Cheyenne l1dian
,ssantg- IN defauit ~ baii. the acc1lsed
arr. nav in iEil mt Aberdeen. ~ IS ai-
LOGGED flat they sold liuuer 10 the uuar-
farxl,Iood. Van More. who, While I'M
Her us Influence. mntie, n neafly fatnl
assault upan his s%tcpfatli@r. jake Dol
phus.
Al Redtieid Advice says; The bnsa-
ness t,f this Itaeality is better than TOR
Years mast. Merchants report a better
trade than for any wear Since lSgI.
The weather nas been almost perfecr
for holiday trading. and people have
taken advauiagesa of il. Tue prevailing
good prices fnr farm produce have
made farnpYr feei more like purchas-
Ing. amt they have bougbi freely. The
Ifearv snow fan. instead OF disco1IN
aging. has had an opIiosite tendency,
aua is regarded as q pr1mise or abtliid-
ant cronS the coming season. Atto-
grthpr The outlook for BUSINESS men,
for farmers aud stpckmen IN very
bright. Land agents took Tor an IN.
fIux OF settlers IN thp gnrfne aud are
making preparations 60 meet II.
Edward Rosa. a young ranchrnan.
slint and killed Miss Mary Bteiii. his
atf!aaced at tfe bone OF her sister,
Mrs. stewart of Forest City. The
t.aitpla attended, a dance Christmas
night. where the young lady ignoring
her escort. accepted the attentions or
another man. Young Rosa called on
her ut her SISTERS and was invited by
liar into tile sitting room. from whence
Il shot was soon heard. Mrs.
rushed into the room in time TO see
her sister falling from a chair, the
blood gushing from Il wound JUST back
of the LEFT ear. Rosa pointed his gTln
at her. telling her 70 leave immediately,
which command she nbevesi, n in an
other instant she Eleari q second shot
as the murderer killed himself.
The Teachers General Association.
at their recent 3nnual meeting elected
officers as follows: President, 81 DIXIE
Huron; recording secretary, Jenny H
Rudolph. Canton, corresponding. g
Rotary, a.. II. Brown. Sioux Fails.
treasurer. Mrs. NJ 1. Turner, Planktns
ton. Department OF colleges and hign
schools: President. III. 10. French.
Yankton: secretary, A.. H. Avery.
Wo0nsacAet. Department OF public
school supervision. President, l. ID.
Aldrich. Milhank. seerct1ry. Emily II
White. Pierre. Department OF graded
and commo schools. PRESIDENT w.
II. Davis. Miller: secretary, =. Bothiim.
Sioux Fails. Tile session of : viii
lie lInid ut Sioux Falls the last four
DAYS of December.
nffe4 contested election case of Auitf
VS.. Rarfine, involving the office OF
states attorney OF Lyman county, the
facesof the rcturrs gave Bart1ne IL ma
ioTTfv Of =. But the ecCuuT Iust com.
pietpd br ,Iuige Smith reduces this
majority 70 p There ia a new legal
question involved which may possibly
yet give the election 10 Auid. Bartlne,
whose name was placed upOn the ilas-
lot bv petition. was designated IN the
petifaun rs representing Republican
marty PRINCIPLES. while the auditor
placed his nng1n upDn the bailut as an
-indeDendcnr. Therefore,. the cunren-
tim of AAld is that this action render
ed the nomination void. In the case
of Church w. Walker. involving h
office OF county Judge Of Lyman GUN
ty, upon the face of the returns Walk
or had , majority. while on the re-
count by judge Smith IL W. 1own
that Church Rerl had n minority OF 3.
Mr. t. ~. Robinson OF HanuaforC.
Griggs county, met with d very unfer--
unafe accident. During the carly part
of the fill. while rcrairing hia piow, a
small piece of steel struck aim in the
right eye with sucn force as to bury it,
self compietely. rendering him totally
blind. he came to Fargo to consult
DIR. Rindlaub. the %0ptician- after the
eye wound Ind h3nied so completely
that it appeared perfectly healthy. al
though the sight IA gone. The doc
/ TOR was able 10 locate the piece of steel
within the ~eyabaIl. and decided TO op-
erate. Remembering the attraction OF
the ngnet for iron. he conceived the
novel idea ri making an incision and
inserting an electric magnet, with the
gratifying result OF withdrawing the
piece OF steel which Ind buried itself in
the issues next TO the tense. which had
become Opaque. rhis being accom-
piiSiled. Il part OF the iris was nexr cut
cut and the Tense itself removed. A
week after the operation the banda@e
was removed, and. mDc5l TO Mr.. Robin
S0n's qualification. he found that the
sight had been restored. This il one W
the most difficult and infrequeut opers
atoms known To the profession. requir.
ing great skill and mucn experience.
SAVE rlm HANK.