Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08
SOUTH DAKOTA

wood is practically finished Dsaa
The state convention Of tho p,
League was held at RedfieId Ap~orAl
Homegrown apples and 1vo,o-
ons are on the market In South nu,e
tn, Dao]
The Bon HOmme teachers, 49,.
Is in session, with J.. S. Frazee rs sua
ductor. as con
The enrolment at the Brown so,.
teachers convention reached no ,s
second week. 20 'e|
The Montrose creamery wac
IRE, and was sold at auction for s ,sl
and will not be reopened. W"
DIR. Il. +. BENEDICT was anno,n..,
a position on the board of examinln.
surgeons at Salem.
Frances X. Marn OF Ohio. haS ~.
appointed industrial teacher IN ~. % w.
seton Indian school, at 500 a yca,
John Culbertson Of South nab.
clerk in the interior department NO
promoted from a $1,000 clerkshin :
$1,000. '"
A son of William Cochran =, I'm
bank. twelve years old, was killed Nv
falling off a load of bundles and be,O.
run over by the wagon.
w. w. Oberhein & Son, Of NJ ~,
roll, ILL.,, have closed a deal for u.
purchase Of the farm of Hora.e
Hempsted in Edmuds county.
Judge James A. Hughes of Mills,
aged seyenty-five years, died recentlv
He was prominent in politics, q nion
Ger, and formerly from Rochelle In
Tyndall is to have electric lights a.,
1. The new plant, which will no !
Gated in the mill, will be able 10 fp,.
nish 400 lights.
The RedfeId high school opened u.
the fall term recently, with a good nj.
tendance. All the teachers of last Yea,
eel re-engaged except Miss Stevens
who accepted a position in the Aher.
deem schools.
Robert Owens of Ordway townshin
exhibits some fine specimens Of corr.
picked eighty-six days from date Of
planting. The Aberdeen News sys
the ears are large, the kernels good
size and perfectly formed.
Two Rapid City women recently
started for Alaska. Mrs. J. S. GaDtz
was one of them, and her destination
is Dawson City. Mrs. Edith Sammls
was the other, and she expects to 20
TO Skaguay.
May Phillips Tatro. the gifted poet.
S Of South Dakota. whose home Is
at Westport, Brown county, Is in VERY
poor health, and her physicians have
ordered her to- California 10 recuger-
ate. She will 60 to Los Angeles soon.
The trustees OF Redfeld college have
engaged Miss Thomas OF Waterfowl,
rs instructor in elocution and physical
culture in the college. The faculty
now comprises fourteen members, and
is the largest since its founding, In
1887.
s. T. Green OF Dawson county Is IS
tablishing a creamery at Klf, Hanson
county, on the Omaha railroad. The
creamery will be equipped with all the
latest and most improved machinery,
and is expected TO be in operation by
Sept. 1.
Addison Brown, the son Of ex-Sherif
Brown OF Lac qui Parle county, met
with a fatal accident while working on
a thrpshing machine ten miles below
Renville. His arm caught In the bell
Of the self-feeder and pulled II out OF
the body. His head was driven Ve
lently against n pulley. He died in
few minutes.
The state board of equalization, af'f
considering the protest Of the Harrison
Telephone company against a yalua.
ton of 1925 per mile of poles, and tnS'
of the Northwestern Telephone et
change on an assessmeHt OF si5o w
mile of poles, decided TO make DO
change, as the assessment Is coaSu'
cred reasonable.
Mrs. Marslreiter, who lives aDou
two miles southeast of GPoton, was 70
badly burned recently that DEAN e
suited. 1t is supposed her ciolnhs
caught from a gasoline stove, pv'
when she was found she was IN suen
n low condition that she c0uld pa
nothing OF how il happened. one y
her children was also badly purpeO'
but not fatally.
The farm house of Joseph broNp
near Ipswich, was entered by p sao
glars, who succeeded In securlhg -
from the hired mans clothes. ~ =
thief was noticed by a lady Oh ~.
honse, who notified Mrs. Brown, W,
not seeing anything OF him AT h {.
time, the two ladies took the ma
dinner 10 them I'm the field giVins -
thief n chance 10 help himsen. AZ
liar theft is reported near fauiAwD
The Christian Endeavor Union ssSs
cd the following officers: MISS l IN.
M. Wilson Of Sioux Falls, presu
G. &. Evans, Hudson, and Rev.
Irwin, Salem, vice presidents; r~"l
III. Reymier, Arlington, seeretaly, ~
fred IT. Horton, Milbank, trea n
The next convention VIII pc neu q
Aberdeen. Rev. John Slncia,i, n.
Paul; DR.. James Brand, ODefhp, 80
Rev. A. M. Hnggard, Oskaloosa' mour
and DIR. Wolff, Sioux City, were
the speakers. !.
The Norwegian colony OF Aipenss, .h
interesting itself in a macnine vain,
reaps, binds and thrcshes tne say
Those who have seen the mac a,r,,Iar
that the grain Is cut by a par, srom
10 that on a moving achine can
which IL is thrown upon a G asred
vas arranged on rollers, and cohssbed