Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-31
SOUTH DAKoT.'

,a 4 new CONGREGATIONS, !.
dedicated at Holland last sshNns
Wolves are doing SOM. 'eadq
county. ""nship
Inc contract has been
the construction of a lara. awaria
III Memo, Hutchinson q0.s seasS
The telephone line fross
Bryant is completed. and 4 E'x
be completed to Desmet tS / sapss
The business men o. ~, ssa
that their business has hon neca
cent greater SO far this aaa1
last. Ais sea@a
Iramps are causing 50
bic at Willow Lake that much
built for their especial Jay y
ton. acconal
Placards bearing a warr,.-
peddlers have been consplcuos.ss Y,
ed in Carthage by fha Ssusy
Merchants association. ''a'e y
The town of Miller is prow,.-
that 1t is found necessary y n
the school house there in ~ y ~
commodate all the pupils, ''us'
Owing to increased busio.~
Milwaukee line between NO.
Chamberlain, a daily freight ~
been put on to take care q tn n
Miller Bros. have purchase !
Hand county elevator. at MSu''
will operate it this fan. !, W.
been in running order for COM
Il. Schrauenbach, a miller ., 4
lex, Brown county, reports ths NJ
forty car loads of flour to Clas,ss'
Liverpool firms, for Septembss y
cry.
One year ago there were ei,h,,
cant dwellings in Aberdeen :.
every house is occupied. notwitss'
Ing the many new ones that hay.s
built.
The $50, 600 bond issue Of n. i,
Deadwood has been purchased (
American National Bank OF nosss
the city receiving a premium q 4
per cent.
The Edgerton Jockey club Vim
q three-days' running meeting A n
ton, Sept. 6, Z and s. A prize 4,
Is offered for a ball game, and sS1
horse races.
The council Of Madison has i.
an ordinance requiring residents 4
tain streets to build cement sidpv
as fast as the old wooden walk,
come useless.
The Farley house, at Fairview. '
for nearly twenty years has ben
for nearly twenty years, has
leased by the owner to George 3. j
OF Eugerton, MINI.
Carpenters have commenced vo
n fine block for j. ID. Barlow. liz,
Plankinton business man. The
ing will be of brick. and one Of the
In that part of the state.
There were about 100000 bushF
wheat and fax marketed at b
last year, and the most conserv
grain experts place the estimate
this year at about 700, 900 bushel
ID. w. Bremen Of Clear Lake hal
chased the grain elevator herel
owned by the Farmers Elevator
pany at Palmer. The elevator d
prove q success under the ma
ment Of the farmers.
The citizens of Worthing win /
meeting Sept. 2. to formulate plsl
a grand reception to Company |
Worthing company of the First
ment South Dakota Volunteers,
its return from Manila.
Lily is only a hamlet, but will
four grain elevators in operatlc
fall, and it Is expected that all Of
will be taxed to their utmost cal
In taking care of the great anol
grain that will be marketed thei
fall.
Many new buildings have been
ed this summer In Dexter, CLARK
ty. Two new churches are bein!
In that vicinity, one for the Sc
congregation in Eden TOWNSHIP
the other in Egelund township
county.
An unusual number Of burglar
reported in various parts OF the
They are doubtless largely the v
transients who have entered IN
during the past few weeks WI
thousands of harvest hands, al
take this means Of earning an ei
ing.
A county warrant issued to b.
schott in 1883 by the board o. g
sioners of Codington county, W
sented for payment a few ia,
Roderschott died shortly after u
rant was issued, and the widow
IL while looking over some oia
recently.
The officers Of the new Conn
club at Miller have been electeu1
are: s. V. Grist, president
Healey, secretary; N. johnson
urer. The above, with j. Z. NO
w. Coquillette, Peter Gross an
Campbell, constitute the eA
committee.
The annual convention OF the
Dakota w. G.. T. u. will De
Madison, Sept. z to IL. There
a meeting Of the executive coi
Sept. 6 and z. Each union Is
to send it's president, a deiel
large and one delegate for ever
ty members.
r. Rosseau, a Sheyenne river
man and one of the pioneers y
ia. is gathering material for q
Of Fort Pierre, which would =
esting, as that town was Que
first in Dakota Territory, ana D