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

wood is practically finished Dea@
The state convention of the Enm..
League was held at Redfield p"V0h
Homegrown apples and wa,o~,
n are on the market In South nasa
tn, aAo'
The Bon Homme teachers ,n...
is in session, with j. S. Frasea aan .ule
ductor. " con
The enrolment at the Brown
teachers convention reached ,7o uu
second week. 20 ue
The Montrose creamery was
ure, and was sold at auction for Soc
and will not be reopened.
DIR. L. f. Benedict was anpoin,.,
a position on the board of -eYamm,Lo
surgeons at Salem.
Frances r.. Marn of Ohio, has ho,,
appointed industrial teacher IN rho u ..
seton Indian school, at $40 a yea,
John Culbertson Of South n.po.
clerk In the interior department nas
promoted from a $1,000 clerkshin :
$1,000.
A son of William Cochran n, uu
bank. twelve years old, was kiled y
falling off a load of bundles and ho,o,
run over by the wagon.
w. w. Oberhein a. Son, of M ~.
roll, Ill, have closed a deal for tAa
purchase of ahe farm of Horass
Hempsted in Edmuds county.
Judge James A. Hughes of Mil,e,
aged seyenty-five years, died recentIv
He was prominent in politics, a nion.
Ger, and formerly from Rochelle IN
Tyndall is to have electric lights oct
1. The new plant, which will no =
Gated in the mill, will be able to I'm.
nish 400 lights.
The Redfield high school opened u,
the fall term recently, with a GOOD nj.
tendance. All the teachers of last wear
were re-engaged except Miss Stevens
who accepted a position in the Aber.
deem schools.
Robert Owens of Ordway township
exhibits some fine specimens of corn
picked eighty-six days from date a
planting. The Aberdeen News SAYS
the ears are large, the kernels good
size and perfectly formed.
Two Rapid City women recently
started for Alaska. Mrs. ]. s. CAN'T
was 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.
ess Of South Dakota. whose home Is
at Westport, Brown county, is In yery
poor health. and her physicians have
ordered her TO California 10 recuyer-
ate. She will go TO Los Angeles soon
The trustees Of Redfield college have
engaged Miss Thomas OF Waterfowl,
as instructor in e%locutiOn and physical
culture in the college. The faculty
now comprises fourteen members, and
is the largest since its founding ID
1887.
*. T. Green of Dawson county is IS
tablishing a creamery at Kif, Hanson
county, on the Omaha railroad. The
creamery will be equipped with all the
latest and most improved machinery,
and is expected 10 be In operation by
Sept. 1.
Addison Brown. the son of ex-Sherif
Brown Of Lac qui Parle county, mel
with a fatal accident while working on
a thrcshing machine ten miles below
RenviIle. His arm caught IN the bell
of the ~self-fceder and pulled II out Of
the body. His head was driven Ve
iently against a pulley. He died I'M
few minutes.
The state board of equalization, an1
considering the protest Of the Harrison
Telephone company against O yalua.
ton of 1926 per mile Of poles, and tl@
of the Northwestern Telephone ei
change on an assessment of $l5o oh
nile of poles, decided TO make DO
change, as the assessment is cohSu'
cred reasonable.
Mrs. Marshreiter. who lives aDom
two miles southeast OF Groton, was
badly burned recently that deatl nr
suited. 1t is supposed her cio'nm.
caught from a gasoline stove, wv
when she was found she was IN sucn
n low condition that she coulu Vs
nothing of how IL happened, ohe =
her children was also badly Dufn''
but not fatally.
The farm house of Joseph Blow
near Ipswich, was entered Dy p ~,
glars, who succeeded in securing -
from the hired mans clothes -.
thief was noticed by a lady u =,
horSe, who notified Mrs. Brown u ~
not seeing anything OF him AT
time, the two ladies took the ue ~
dinner 10 them in the field giVins I'm
thief n chance 10 help himself. As~
liar theft is reported near fauiA'.D
The Christian Endeavor Union ssess
cd the following officers: MISS sort.
NJ. Wilson Of Sioux Falls, pres nw d
G. s. Evans, Hudson, and keV,
Irwin, Salem, vice presidents; ns'L
II. Reymier, Arlington, ~seeret3ly, ar
fred IT. Horton, Milbank, ueas n
The next convention VIII be neu Z,
Aberdeen. Rev. John sinclair, n.
Paul; DIR. James Brand, OperiI y.wa
Rev. A. M. Haggard, Oskalo0sa' uonr
and DIR. Wolf, Sioux City, were
the speakers.
The Norwegian colony OF Aip. Irh,rh
interesting itself in a macnine "reIp.
reaps, binds and threshes tne say
| Those who have seen the macnin ,r,ilar
that the grain 10 cut by a par, sror,
10 that on n moving - ear
which II is thrown upon a sheet ,eved
vas arranged on rollers, u c.nrssbed