Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-08-25
SOUTH DAKor.

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near Milbank, and the whea, rsa
ten to fifteen bushels. seA
An old man named Wiu,,mr
was found dead in his cabin naa Aell
1t is supposed that he died - Y
rhage Of the lungs. v 1es
A pardon has been issued :
Lee for Thomas Morse, who y
up from Roberts county five yoas
on a charge of manslaughter aS
Lightning struck the barn :, :.
Saunders, six miles west OF ut nv
and killed Welcome, the four,saa l
old son of Mr.. Beardsley.
This has been an unusuapr
son for fruit in the Black Hills =,
has been sufficient moisture a.
frosts or vermin pests. There !
eral large orchards that win r,r.,
In the eastern part of the state
Word has been received at dead,
Of the death of Ben Lawrence :,
niner in the Hills, who died lss, :
while on his way home from g
America. He leaves a wife and T
lily at Speartish.
George Emmett. thirty-seyen r0s,
age, son of Thomas Emmett. a cont.
OF, shor and instantly killed his u
Anna Emmett. thirty-five years ala
then committed suicide. the tr,.
taking place ut the family HON.
Rockford, Ill.
The barn Of ]. W. Loughlin Al ri
was totally destroyed by fire tbs
suit OF a stroke Of lightning. But
a downpour of rain the house va
also have burned. The loss Il ,
mated at about $1,000, covered nv
surance.
The Deadwood fire department do
ed, at its regular meeting, to atteu
n body the national firemen's ass,
ton. TO be held mt Omaha Sent /
10. The Deadwood department il
of the best-equipped in the state
the members confidently expect 10
a portion of the $4,000 prize nose
The worst hail storm in several u
! passed over Chamberlain, doing Z
siderable damage to windows, gard,
etc. In Chamberlain many panes
glass in western ends and sides
buildings We're broken. Hail so
were unusually large. No reports
damage done In the surrounding q
try have been received.
The water ana sewerage systems
the government Indian school in CHI
berlain have been completed and
cepted by the government. WOk
now in progress on several additc
buildings. The regular term Of
| school commences the first Monday
! September, by which time IL is exp
ed the school will be filled 10 Its
/; capacity.
from the field with q load Of }
Words were exchanged between tA
and Hooper drew a gun and shot !
one buckshot hitting him In the
and three others cutting his intest
i'm a horrible manner. He was bron
10 the Homestake hospital al h
where he died. Hooper gave him
up at Rockford, but he has not D
arrested.
The boy who was caught while Du
ing a pile of rocks on the Buruns
track, with the intention OF deran
the train, had a hearing at Hill Y
/ and was bound over TO the cou
court. His name Is Benjamin Sn
and his parents live near HIN .
At the trial his father appeared
was astonished TO learn OF DIS '
criminal actions. The boy VIII
, doubtedly be sent 10 the reform SCI
| Frank Lake, n bicycle enthusiast
' Just returned to Rapid CITY ila
1,300-mile trip. having taken IN on'
and other Eastern points, ana re'u.
by way of Pierre across the itse'
ton. He succeeded in breaking
fast record on the trip across tAer
try. The distance from Pierre 10 e
wood is 165 miles, and Lake maui
twenty-nine hours and twenV'
minutes.
The Methodist churches OF tne d
Hills will hold their annual coalss
In Deadwood from Sept. untli ".
lowing Monday. with Bishop f ~
aid presiding. Presiding Elder w
states that the Methodist min's
throughout the Hills are all ueius !
uuested to remain another year u !. !
churches. 1t is expected tna' -
thirty-five ministers WIN De III '
#, arce at the conference.
John Bright, a farm hana nsa'
tertown, met with a very se,e
! dent by the accidental discnais 4
revolver. the ball entering ,ns !
of the right arm. Dr. Campp,,- =
repeated attempts. was unau.
cate the bullet, and, In orus, ,sos
the mans arm, took him 10 ."ct
lis. where the X ray was usea and
fully, the ball being loca'eu
moved. ~
The WATERFOWL city cou a.s,s
granted an electric light lra LIN
o. NJ. Kirlin and others, VINO IRA
a plant as soon as suitap'eg hs }
ments can be completed. .sI,s
| will be up to date in all u sar q
! will. as soon as in running ol'e sasl
the people Of WATERFOWL .hs !
!, though they were back ID me
1t is about two years sii por use
plant was considered unal l
was closed never to open asa
L. c. Hays. United States ties 'i b.
Fort Belknap Agency h saorsap
a partnership with James III rec
sheriff of Brule county uu ~ Il
in the government service e. two
Brule Agency, S. d.. ana wy ,s rsnl
have purchased a large cas II er
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