Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-10
SOUTH DAKOTA.

roo head Of young cattle have
1 unned 10 Parkston and sold to
hers. ,u,
y ,gnst Kruger, a farmer living one
!, west of Groton. had loo pushels
~ va stolen from his granary re-
y ! neople of Gayville will send a
s If shelled corn, secured as
:. .nmt;ons from the farmers OF that
E,horhood. 10 the suffering Cubans.
Farles +. Holmes has purchased the
ID stock and fixtures which belonged
n Sabin at Aberdeen until thai
tleman's assignment.
,,,ons of Madison arc considerably
~ nod No over the question % school
M s.rs, salaries. Taxpayers protest
nSt having higher salaries tina ave
in other cities.
N and Herring, a cattle and horse
Y ~ of Sturgis, has sold all his Q
ions including ranches and all
X 70 Corbin Morse of Rapid City.
Consideration was $4,000.
y hopouet was rendered to Huron
Mi 10. III. Union of Commercial
i relers recently. by II. III. Kent, or
(nenot Hotel. Huron. About nifty
nc of the grip were in attend
al = American, Great Northern and
Eed states Express companies have
nnited under one management at
Irdeep. The same policy has been
med at Mitchell, Yankton aud Other
rs.
10 county commissioners of Clay
Nv have set aside $500 for the
|ps- Mississippi fund, which Is being
ID by the different counties of the
! 10 be added TO the state appro-
Ition.
kauld the present war; weather
lnue for a few days longer, it is
!. able that the farmers will COM
lee wheat-seeding The ground Is n
good condition 10y reason of the
~ rains last fall.
mes Fate. sixty-two years of age,
at his home two miles northwest
N kichland. or Bright's disease. after
Illness Of two weeks. He was n
a he earliest settlers Of that region
a man highly respected.
] homaS S. Campbell, for the past
M years president of the First Ma
al Bank Of Huron, died of pneu-
ia in Chicago. He had just re-
az led from a Southern trip, and was
"A ected home in a few days. His de-
causes deep sorrow.
f. Touse Of Rapid City is dead OF
hts disease, at the age of sixty
Deceased was an old resident of
Black Hills, having been postmas-
BIT the Eta mine for several years.
served both in the Mexican ard
wars. He leaves a large family
\ rown children and an aged wife.
e Davenport Elevator company
closed its elevator at Bushnell for
season. The reason they assign Is
the grain is practically all a
d and there will not be enough
ing in to pay the expense of keep
he house open.
e Groton Mercantile company's
N was broken into recently. at Gro
and goods 10 the value of 81 600
in oit Iit tllltNtS tDitlto Allt
through a window in the
n goods stolen consisted of silks and
kted dress goods, ties and handker-
Is. No clue to the burglars.
anson Peck's large livery harn in
Pnsocket burned with all the bug
horses and other barn property.
best business block in town, di-
Y adjacent, had a narrow escape,
q raj buildings being baGay scorched.
town was saved by It's excellent
protection, furnished by the arte-
n well.
II. Stephens of Springfield, s. D.,
NJ was some weeks ago appointed
v ed States Indian agent at Crow
< agency, has just assumed the
g OF his new position. DIR. Fred
: N, who is thus relieved, has been
be Indian service, either as physi-
OF agent, for more than ten years.
understood that he will engage
pslness in Chamberlain.
e directors of the Interstate Grain
zee Association have reelected $.
huntington president, and elected
NJ Kelly secretary and w. G.. Bick-
uit, treasurer. Mr.. Huntington is
Prletor OF the Golden Rule Depart
store. Mr.. Kelly was secretary
0 le state Fair Association for sew
years, and Mr.. Bickeihaupt is
ID Pfletor Of a line of elevators. The
IA aory IS II of the strongest in the
n ply OF the organization.
man who gave his name as John
attempted 10 peipetrate a swindle
e iankton National bank recentv.
90 ~ some grain to the elevator COM
ana received a check for S3I. He
me check to S134 and presented
'he bank, but, as it looked suspi-
n lhey started TO telephone To the
6alor when the man seeing the
ement, hurriedly disappeared. A
"usn search has failed to find any
of him.
u men broke the lock on r. f.
nstohs elevator at Waubay and
' 'nirty bushels of wheat and ten
u 'melVe bushels of fax. S soon as
y .oss was discovered officers took
uan' which vas a plain wagon
" !, ana followed ii eighteen miles
neast TO n point near Strouseton,
y county. found the grain and ar.
y and brought back the two men,
y save their names as Ball AID
on ~. Ihey have been in the clutch
I "e law before on similar charges.
spsiatory to the leasing of school
Lor the coming year, the state
"A J poard, consisting of the govern
aAu commissioner and state audit.