Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-08-18
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The White Lake creamer,
Is II cents per pound for nTs
shipment of butter, being ona ' atlt
higher than the highest quota,iaa
n petition has been sent 10 Z.
asking for the pardon of poba wy !.
sentenced for life from Mead g 9
in May, 1894. cu
Farmers around yolga ara H..
vcsting. Barley and rye arc yass
and the cutting OF wheot i = "
progress. There has been L -.
that vicinity, and crops OF All - ~
the best for several years. A'ls'
Several immigrant wagons a..
Gently passed through Fraoma lave
north. Quite a number ~ :
who expect to work during tho 'a ~
and then locate in South or Nh,
kota, as they may like best.
Miss Nellie Cogswell of Hn...
accepted a position as teacher !
city schools at Springfield. MIN,
Miss Pearl Bacon, also a Hnro.
takes the principalship Of ~
schools at Staples, MINI.
The safe in the Derby saloon ;,
rayille was broken into and ahas.
in cash and other valuables war;
en-. The work was done by exna,,
crackers, identical with the recao,
opening in Deadwood.
Harvesting is about completaa !,
vicinity of Freeman. All small !
will be in shock by Saturday nigh,s
a fair yield is expected. The ri,
the past week have brought corn
ward. and the prospects are ths
even known in South Dakota.
B. II. Warren of Albion. Neh
killed at Canton by being run ovp,
n freight train. He was going nort
o-E VIVA
a Milwaukee freight with about
other harvest hands. He attemuts
board the train while In motion
was thrown under the wheels.
Prof. +. NJ. Stevens, recently 4
Yale and a graduate Of the STATE
versity mt Nermillion. has been az
to the principalship of the high ri
at Rapid City, 10 take the nla,
Capt. 4. w. Medbury. who resigns
May TO 90 with Company NJ Of 4,
City.
a very heavy rain and electric ST
passed over Rapid City recently, Il
creased in violence farther south
near the mouth of Battle creek Ii
ming struck and instantly killed
rev Larned, a ranclman, who
leading n horse to shelter. The |
leaves a wife and two children.
Charles A. Brand of Oberlin, 0
will be ordained pastor of the
congregational church of Hupn
Aug. 30, A number Of prominent Z
ern divines are expected 10 be pre-
and take part in the service, an
them DIR. Brand, the noted ODE
preacher. father of the new pastor
William Lambrech, a German,
found dead beside Mrs. Schultz !
at Revillo. He had been working
Mrs. Schultz. and slept in the b
He got drunk Saturday. and was 70
lying beneath the hay loft floor
his nose broken. his breast bruised
his neck probably broken. He !
lieyed 10 have fallen from the
above.
The safe liz the Chicago K No
western Railway office AT Henry
blown open recently. The expo
was terrific. completely wrecking
safe and damaging the bulldins
some extent. Nothing Of value wa
cured by the cracksmen. The pal
secured the car tools for the lo
breaking into the section loren
handcar house. The work was :
by novices.
Telephone communication MlE
Huron ard Minneapolis and y.
will be established about Aus
Manager Zeitlow of the Dakola
trail Telephone company, VIII tlen
gin stretching wires to the soulas
and hopes soon TO put Huron ~,
phone connection with Sioux =
Sioux City and other cities y
south. Lines will also be run east
west.
Jun Rey. or DIR. John King = J
chief of the Cherokee Indian wv
British Columbia. is making y -
Deadwood. His home Is In ihuls,
ritory. He is fifty-eight years w,
has been educated in the Des' -
of the country. including the "
course in Ann Arbor. lie pr,
medicine for eleven years, Dun !"
past twenty-four years ne na'
healing diseases by the layi's :
hands.
The board of equalization ~.
ering the question of land sa,S
took notice of the fact ina 's''
the newer counties of the s'a's
assessed out of proportion 70 sns
class of property in the sea .ssI
counties. ana evened up to q cru !,
tent by reducing the valua'ioa !
northwestern portion of the s'a' :,
ing it up on the older counties .. *
average valuation is but q h'u'
per acre over the state.
There Is considerable dissa'ls',,
among the Indians OF ma
agency over the building o. !
fence along the northern pol'' .,
reservation. A report has 1
Deadwood that Raymond s.uu
who represents the Ogaliailrr .shl
Indians. has started for W. I