Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29
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ton for q new $ooOooh 81
One dealer last WEEP
worth Of cattle in the sse
Ter. "e vlein
Ine Union Bridge conu.,
organized at Yankton
stock OF 5000, 600. wy
Ex-Congrcssman W
Chamberlain viii delIya, |;
july address at Tyndan g
Miss Il. Klein Of son,,
appointed hospital nurss !. w
eHne River Indian schoe, = n
The supreme lodge NJ.
United Workmen has dsas
Its next annual meeting 4 y.
&. n. Lukes Of Pierre !. = |.
slated for the position j ~
ance examiner on ana s'ats
next. al'ef
Fully 1900 people at,o.as.
nal picnic OF the BLACK uins
fish. All parts of the Hiils INN Y
sented. M ven
The telephone difhcultv \.
has been adjusted. by fiy;n : \ !
for business houses at 81 Lag =
and residences 81.
Gov. Lee has appointed !.
game wardens: Canton u = Z
county; John p. Evans. css s
{. L. Martin, Butte. -'l
The wild fruit crop alan. !,
souri, river win be very lIgh, y y
in some localities. owing r. Y y
age done by caterpillars
The mint director reports !.
kota.s production of gold ~, :
be worth IS, 600, 700. and tha u
silver to be 152. 800 ounces Z
A gasoline ferry boat win !.
in operation from Smiths Fan
Charles Mix county, 10 poIn,s
opposite side of the Missouri ],
| The Pleasant Valley cream,
OF the five in Lake comm ~
from 400 COWS. and ships tws y
tubs OF butter of sixty norma
per week.
Harris Oium. sheriff az D.,
county, was made vice nresia
South Dakota for the Interstss
IFS association, in session Il !
ton, Iowa.
The pavilion in Simpson ps
finished this week. and prpsep,,
appearance. 1t will aecomun
600 people.
There has been quite a rr
business with stone men IN Fal
county this spring. owing lan
contemplated Improvements
part OF the railroads.
T.. ID. Simmons has been al
receiver of the property d /
| Clark, the Hutchinson couBty
who, on the 9th inst. shot bis v
tfteen-year-oid daughter.
G. Mouchet. a farmer llvin
Faulkton, was drowned wrile
In a large pond. A neighbw /
the bank but, being unable ID
could not help him.
The John Oliver ranch, neal
wanna has been sold 10 Frank Il
of Charlottesville. s. ID. The pr
$4,000. making the transfer Il
est for some time in that vicin
i. X. Hegalin, who was arrsl
Aberdeen some days ago for !
at fishermen at Scatterwo0d ll
preliminary examination at Al
was held TO the circuit court b
$500.
Two barns on the farm Of
Smcdley. near Milbank. burned
contained a large lot Of farm
wagon. n buggy. harness and
THY OF grain. Loss. $500; lB'
$500, in the ST. Paul.
The Aberdeen board Of eduea'
decided TO erect a f~ourteen-roc
school house. two stories nign
new teachers were hired. MIS-
Arnold of Redfield, Mrs. Daf
rand and Mrs. T.. V. Rhodes
The state board of regents
the I'D inst. open bids and ~
contract for the CONSTRUCTION 2
story brick gymnasium and y
OH the grounds Of the SCUM
Agricultural college ut BrooKH
W. r. Raymond, a Gregory
settler. has been bound over y
before the next federal gram
answer 10 the charge OF haslas
or received stolen cattle, v,
longed TO Indians on the
reservation.
The trustees of the NJ. T.
which was DESTROYED by Y
which swept over the region
the boundary line between p
Charles Mix counties. have y
rebuild on the site occupieu "
stroyed structure.
Clark Fairall of Leon ~
written the secretary OF =
II anything can he iearheu y.
William. who was last learu .
state i'm 1897 The father =
that his son was frozen 70 u'
desires further information
on June .. Frank Kline y
started for Sioux City WIZ :
| of potatoes, and has not ~
| since. The potatoes arTl'o ,
City all right, but notn.ps 4,
seen Of Kline. Sioux ots 4
unable to find any trace !.
The grand lodge OF tue
| order Of Good Templars ms
town recently, with twe 4
gates present. The repor. y.
rotary shows thirteen - :
| state. with a member :.