Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-12-22

Aberdeen, s. D., Special nao -
newspapers of South Dakota ,
ing in favor of the creation :, Wy
state fair association, to ha ,o.s'
n northern part OF the STAT =
nearly all claim that in lieu on :.
immigration agent ii is the hes.
OF advertising the state and shou.,-
her resources. The Black uuls
separated from the eastern hal, =
state by the Sioux and Roseb,d :
agencies. Will ask the Legislature =
state aid to a fair associate, :
part OF the state. and if this reons.,
granted il is quite likely thar sor,s
kota will furnish small SUPPORT - /
state agricultural ASSOCIATIONS -,
Der of years to come. ny
= =
The brewers of this state. with -.
sistance OF contributions from ,hs 3
breweries OF Milwaukee and 3, Yaa
have come TO an agreement Ia To-, .
legality OF the state dispensarv (,
which was ratified at the recen, s,..aaa
This is n method of d~elaying ~
by the legislature, and another 49,
will be that of applying the inltia, irs !.
referendum constitutional amsrsua
which will refer the question bact -
people TO be voted upon two wears ~
By the time these big ,,oas e'a
through with this measure and the WI,
get another nance TO vote upon the AZ
! there will be very little left 81 ,
state dispensary law, and the peopls /,
by thai time have reached the conctus,
that, after all. the high license ave-,
now in vogue very well controls the iiav
traffic.
Since II has become known that von,,
suffrage was defeated in Son,b nal,
many of the women VINO haya !.
leaders in the movement have dacls,
that they are now satisfied thar n wa,
not be of any benefit to the women of |,
state, inasmuch as IL would deprivs Is.
of some of the special privileges NH
they now enjoy under the law ana
deep sentiment Gems 10 be forms
against any further resubmisslon Of 4
question.
The contest between Lee aEd phuH
for the governorship is the absorbing b
ic in state politics, but nothing can
done until Gov. Lee attempts TO take d
session of the office on Jan. 2. when
junction proceedings will probably
commenced. and If a proper showing
fraud can be made. q recount Of the IA
will be ordered by the court. On the "a
of the returns Gov. Lee has over I
majority.
Bishop Hare is working hard for a n
divorce law for the state; one that v
prohibit the granting OF a decree exec
for Biblical causes and great person
abuse. II this law shah be so modtl
II will result in wiping out the diyor
industry and giving the state a moral Ia
that has been sadly lacking ever since
organization. Ninety-nine out OF every ]
divorces granted In this state are for 3
sertion, and In a. per cent Of these eas
there is little doubt but there Is collusl
or the rart OF the parties 10 the divort
The morality Of tie state, especially
the larger towns. mas been sadly aftecte
and II will be a blessing when this cur
is removed. III the legislature viii ena
a stringent divorce law IT will aceornpua
a noble work.
The office of sergeant-atarms OF
house has practically been awarded %
G.. Orr, secretary OF the hepuoh1
state central committee, who Is my
modest in his demands than was hs y
decessor. who was appointed third auO''
OF the interior department.
Aberdeen will ask the leglsla,us
provide for a state normal schoa 70.
located at that own The News uSs.
that a necessity exists for a state sns
in the northern part OF the state. anu :
find no more appropriate place torA
at Aberdeen.
Attorney General-elect John M
announces thai as Dor as ne becomes
stalled in office he will commen..
acton against the express compAM~
compel them TO affix revenue stalar,
their receipts instead OF obligins 'ho :
per TO bear this burden.
+. c. Hedger of Aberdeen mas W. ~
pointed deputy state auditor ny a.
elect Reeves. which. By the way .
excellent appointment.