Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-22
SOUTH DAkorA

ny JuiiiUiHS III 'front.' of "A NO., |
train at Erwin. "0'ta
An increase in pengion q
Eli Il month has been rran.
Glarry, Madison. o
III. X. Myers Of Huron i ~
home, ana his friends rc,as5
dition as serious. u u
Simmons TaZewell az W.
has been admitted to nrac -
attorney before the interios
ment. \
The public schools OF Alnon.|
opened with a large a,.a
Prof. Nj. Il. Watkins has char
school this year.
Quite a long period of drv n
was broken by "A genera, raj, !
Miller, placing the range in III
winter condition for stock.
Theodore Glomstad. an III
aged twenty-eight, who ras,s1
miles northwest OF Reyillo. dieSI
day of typhoid fever
Burglars entered the house o,|
Berg ut Redfield and secured y
cash, notes ard checks. All thu
was in his pockets. His clothes
found this morning in an ola
with the pockets ripped.
The Alpena Journal. which had
owned and edited by Henry Y h
for the past six years. has heo1
chased by Louis Knowles Of 4
county, who will continue tbeI
/ ness.
After spending 5000 or 500 4
old artesian well at Britton il had
abandoned and probably will ne1
touched again. The town has N
to put down a new four-inch Mi
will soon advertise for bids.
The Republicans of STANLEY \
have nominated the following 4
, Sheriff, ID. A. Powell; auditor.
Ricketts,; treasurer, G. A. Hutch
clerk of courts, J. G.. Arnold.
". j. Hovey; assessor, Z. Werld
A fire at Crow Creek Indian a
destroyed property and live st1
the value Of about $1,000. The
belonging 10 the agency school.
horses, five stacks of alfalfa and
articles were consumed.
While Elmer Sackreiter, nil
years old, was betting the feedd
tachment to a steam threshel
slipped. His arm was torn Of jul
low the shoulder. He was broUJ
| Milbank. ten miles from the SEED
the accident, and the wound drd
Expert teachers instruct at the
Falls, Is. Dak.) Business College
alogue free.
The family of John Ilalley Of
deem are much worried over his
pearancc. He left Aberdeen Al
1G, driving n span OF s0rrei mares
! North Dakota. August % he
his wife from Courtney, y. d, d
lie was going north fifteen 4
where he had work. On Septenb
Mrs. Hanley received a letter
Joseph III. Boule, Nelson COUNT
d.. saying he found 4 Wagon q
place containing Il satchel with y
showing the property belonged q
Hanley. but he had DISAPPEARED
had also the team Of horses.
| play is feared. and the a~uthcriua
Investigating the matter.
The Sphinx county Republican
vention was held at Redfeld lues
In spite OF a hard rain every Ee
was represented and the proceea
were enthusiastic and liarIno1
The following ticket was place
nomination: Senator, Z. ". Gls
representatives, III. L. Packard "
s. Everett; register OF deeds, !
Drake: clerk of courts, y. U !
auditor, II. y. Graves; treasure
ID. Eckhart; Judge Of probate, I 1
| Coolidge; states attorney, NJ p
ley; superintendent OF Schools, !
Crissman; sheriff, j. G. Hearst
veyor, Il. Il. Loyejoy coroner !
Herman.
The Lawrence county hsp"s,
convention nominated the iou y
strong ticket: State senators' !.
O'Brien, III. +. Cooper; rep.1
tives, A. L. Cindall. Henry hees \
s. Haywood. John Peterson, :, :
Mike Allen; treasurer, ID. !. !
register OF deeds, John WIZ
clerk of courts. Sol Star; couuu J.
f.. J. Washabaugll; states a MA
Robert G.. Hayes; audi'~,
link: superintendent Of scaOOI'
Helen Bennett; assessor, a. ar
die; surveyor, A. ). i'ales' A.,
DR.. Zerfing; commissioner
trict. James Fish; justices
peace, ID. ID. Smead. y. ooie"4s
Jerome Smith, Claud pun d
Charles Dillon, AL residing Ma
/ ton. have been arrested lol =
ping Charles Aldrich, the eie M I:
old son of Victor Aldrlch, o ! !
place. They have been p'a WIN,
arrest. and II preliminary hr
was held at Sisseton. ~ ,as a
he was caught while Weis ava.
fathers garden and carrien
all of the accused and Ic.s MA
granary. Afterwards he Wa mia
into North Dakota by SOM asua
man. After several days ,''os N
he escaped, and after walA' ssbIus
three miles he was apph ~ltbia
| fathers house, and Wlien apa
Yards Of Il h. was captures, = I
ried away by Jerome ~ 81
wards the boy was carrier foupd
ley, Mimi. where his falhc' ,wa 4
after n diligent search 1of I
what is PROBABLY the vs s,s,, /
that ever occurred on 'l@ a'itncdE
vision of the Omaha ROAD w. n
of life or injury TO passehs Mon:
occurred one mile cas-. uiue N
A. mixed train was the tbt