Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-09
IN SOUTH DAKOTl

machine shop, causing a loss - W. ~
with no insurance. Wv
Ed j. Miller, cashier of the pa.
tional bank at Huron, accomnan,n, "a
his wife, is spending his yaca,iou p
Minneapolis and at Lake Mlnne,aa, !
The S0,00tLbushel mill ct Nj
Hill Is now completed. Ii il ana
the best i'll the section. being n.y., Y
feet high. A gasoline engine MN sdsy
the motive power. y
Earnest yanderhule, son Of nv
dcrhule Of Yankton, has been nron ,aa
ed from money clerk in the n nv,
office Of the Great Northern E,,, a'i
company TO cashier of the Farrn =
D., office. =
Charles Bates, Jr.. and Chester u.
Way of Yankton, leave for Deadua =,
in the ear future to Join n Trn,.'e
States geological survey party noar !
ing organized for work in the p,a ~
Hills country.
Sheriff Eads Of Tyndall has Il
keeping Jack Buckston. from ~
Yankton reservation. Young Rpcss
ton is held for the theft of a bicyclo +.
Springfield, $. D., and will be talen !
the reform school at Plankinton.
III. A. Babcock of Waterfowl Ia,
been appointed register of the land y
flee there, the former register r Il
Slower, having been commissioned H.
tenant colonel of the First regimont !
South Dakota volunteers, and resigna
the re~gistership before leaving for N,
Mia.
A call has been given for the pe
pies party, the Democratic party sm
the Silver Republican party at Pm
Homme county, TO meet in mass U,.
vention in Tyndall June II. for M
purpose of selecting ten delegates d,
each party 10 attend the nomlnatr,
convention at Aberdeen. Il
u. L. Lloyd took his position as nod.
master al Yankton, succeeding ! al
Turner. There will be one ehaRal
made ia the office under Mr.. Lloyd ii.
assistant postmaster, TO be filed ny N
III. Dunn, YaEkton, vice Miss liebl4 |
removed. All the other positions IA
held under the civil service law.
After a trial Of two days in Judg
Gaffey's court at Pierre, Frank MI
Multi, the notorious ~horse-thief and Iii
around crook, who has been lying I
the county jail here awaiting ta
since last September, was convicted |
the charge Of horse-stealing, the jaI
being out but a short time.
Father +. A. Bouska of Tabor, Ba
Homme county. has advertised f9I
bids for the erection Of a $4,000 Cab
Ollie church ut that place. Tabor is TIE
market town for a large Bohemian VI
Element, about twenty miles west
lankton. The building viii be 42xl&
feet. with a tower 100 feet high.
Mrs. Dr. Emma s. Stevenson .
homeopathic physician, who settled II
Huron some months since, is dead
aged fifty-seven years. Deceased va
a native of Rochester, \. " and
graduate of Hahnemann Homeopatha
institute OF Chicago. and was a wOTss
of splendid education and refinemat
Robert Hinton, who was seriously p
jured last January while operating u
turn-tab!e OF the Great Northern Ras
way company at Yankton, is nesotae1
ing with the company for a s~ettlesall
One of his feet was caught betwei
the rails and crushed, leaving hll
cripple. He claims heavy daInase
and will prosecute his claim II ~
early settlement is not agreed upon
The wet weather has cOnsideraal
delayed planting near Yankton, sn
farmers in low localities having
high as 200 acres yet TO plant. II
thought by some that crops VIII ~
fer. owing TO the immensely Of Yah9r
there being q probability of the IN
lodging. Many fields have a yeles1
look, owing TO the lack OF sunT1
warm weather and too much mois4s
Attorney w. J.. Mccain Of COuH'
Bluffs, representing Russell y ~
farm machinery firm of Masslon
is in Yankton looking for III. j. W.
q collector of the company, WhO -
denly left there with Miss hashl
Wallace, an employe or inc ID
Pierce, where Mr.. Mead boardeu
left a grip at the hotel con'aD-
about $4,000 in notes of the conpSs
The first labor strike for many
in the Black Hills occurred recenp
Deadwood. All miners and laooies
the Boley mines in Black Ian !.
about seventy-five in number, 80
for union wages TO be paio
/. The owners Of the niue reiHsS
advance and locked out all lns
The mines are supplying the bos'
anide plant of Deadwood, Wnisn
probably close down for want ol~
w. ". Graham of Norwalk, va
contractor who did considerapN
on the Yankton < Norfolk rahW"
DAYS gone by. is settling up
counts with the road. Mr.. -
says tina; owen Bros. john M
ton and himself, as contractoi1, nd
all received DEGREES from %. M
States court making good then
against the read. and that tne u st
arrived wheE a settlement LIN
had. He will endeavor 10 po
matter 10 a conclusion at ohce.
The Prohibitionists have n cnn,rz
the following state ticket: Ov
men, A. Jameson. Hudson; M
ander, WATERFOWL; governor
is. Lake Preston; lieutenant sv
r. j. Carlisle, Brookings; sec MID
tate. q A. Grant, Sherman; aTJ
j. III. O'Neil. Huron; treasuss sso6l
Curtis, Castlewood; ATTORNEY ssux
G. A. Gray. Parkston; supe Tyore
OF public instruction, MISS ,onbl
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