Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-10-06
SOUTH DAKOTA

was iound satisfactory 'uu
G. III. Stillwill of Bon Homro
~ has raised three bushels OF NJ. e,u1
The fruit is of good size and A. aclel
II. O. Richards Of the Rlchara. ~
company. has returned TO Hurrn luS
Milwaukee, very much imprnvos \
health. \
K. j.. Pierce, former propria,o.
the Clark aud National hotels ~ : =
tysburg. died. after a lingerjn, i,,u ue'
+, with typhoid fever.
! Gary and vicinity has taken n
not equaled in a number of wears ~
cant farms in every direction ara Y
ing revived and new buildings S,S :
built. Ml
A Sutherland. Iowa, stock hn.
shipped six Il loads OF catt,A -.
Huron TO Eastern markets Frjdsv ~
George Kerr of Huron shipped ~, sae
carloads. WV
J.. Chedke raised 16J bushels Of wi,
ter wheat from three acres OF proru
In Bon Homme county. Ills fa, !,
has put in tbirty-ive acres to w,,,a'
wheat, and expects big returns
! Capt. Seth Bullock of Cr,cxh,..
rough riders, has been dangerously n
in Deadwotd with malarial feye,
which hc contracted in Camp Tbom,s
he is slowly recovering.
Rev. J. s. AIKEN. for six years ucsid
ing elder Of the Aberdeen conferons,
district, has closed his work. as M
rules OF the Methodist church do NJ
allow him a longer stay. !
The ladies Of the w. r. c. OF Ahe,
deem are making arrangements fo-
sending a large lot OF gifts and nsefpl
articles Of various kinds TO the South
Dakota boys at Manila.
Miss Mary Mashek has been an.
pointed cook in the Chamberlain m.
dian school at $500 a year and Miss
Phoebe 4. Davis laundress In ts
Yankton school at 500.
A Red Cross society has been orhn.
tied at Aberdeen with the following
officers: President. Mrs. j. G.. She.
don 7; treasurer, Miss Ethel Kelly: scr.
rotary, Mrs. X. :. Gleason.
William 4. Root Of Wisconsin. ia,
: cob G .Levcngood of Michigan and
William Arnett OF Indiana have been
appointed teachers at the Pine RIDGE
Indian school NJ $50 per month each.
Rev. & n. Fisher. of Redheld col.
lcge, has been assisting in the organ.
cation of a county Sunday school as
ISOLATION. A Sunday school convention
will be held In this city Oct. 80.
A thresher by the name Of Charles
Clark stole a pair Of pants from G. R.
COTS store in Parker and was or.
rested and taken before Justice Ken
dali, who fibcd him $50 and ten days
In Jail.
j. v. Tiebel, who has been proprietor
of the Grand Central hotel at Tyndal
for a year and a half, has Leased bis
property 10 Walter III. James Of YaDs.
ton. Possession will be given about
Oct. j.
SIX indians have been arresed an.
brought 10 Waubay for hrafsng ~
stealing cattle from Or. II. J. Her
mans pasture. The stealing has heh
going OH for some time, and more az
rests are expected.
The first Indian school children 70
come into the government Indian
school at Rapid City arrived last week
They are n little boy and girl ffon
Pine Ridge Agency named Oscar ana
Nora Ammiott.
l. j. Fuller Of Huron, Just mustered
out OF the service with Col. Grgsbys
rough riders. has gone to Washingoa
where he will again enter the army, y
being understood that he Is to pave
a first feutenancy in a regiment nov
in Manila.
A large silver.tlpped bear ~ ingnr
ening the people OF Ragged Top mla,
ing camp. Hunting parties Dave Iten
out on several occasions. hut paw
failed TO locate him. He has talhsu
Off several young calves and has u
vaded a number OF pig pens.
Miss Sadie Heneger of Chambefis,n
who was recently appointed w :"
commissioner Of Indian affairs as nus'
dress in the San Carlos, Arzonas ~
dian school, has been reappointed ps
similar position in the Indian sc r,.
recently completed at RAPID wy
S. ID.
Ben Hoover of Gettysburg, a pioI
incnt Republican politician Oh -.
state. fell from the Northwestern aa.S
Just west OF FauIkton and sus,ap.'
a disl0cation of the spinal colDs
from which he is not expecie1
cover. He will be taken TO uheafV
for treatment.
One day recently d. FL. Houston -, nss
threshed on his farm at Huntef w.
than ten hours time fully 4,oW DusD -
of wheat. The thrpshing was ~, ~.
his large 44x64 thresbing IHu.th.
wheat was good plump No. ! r srsS.
ern wheat, yielding twenty-four -
els per acre.
! While playing IN an excavauc1 nd
ing made for a cellar the ohs .,s,
stones fell in ON one side, ec"p p~srs
covering the little son OF n
Watts of Lead. The little boy W - M
stantly killed. He was misseu Y NH
parents, and after a search hn Il
arm was discovered sticking y"
the dirt. !,
Charles Mccullough, an snp stts
the Aberdeen Steam LAUNDRY, oue
500 in cash from Nj. MeoIa vas
Of the proprietors. The tne,s ~us b
soon discovered and officers IA Of
pursuit. He was finally ioca T,,s ~
Westport and brought back. vr
tire amount Of stolen mon3'
found In his possession.
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