Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17
An addition.,

any wolf bountiesr hay p
made in the conr, Until
distribution Of tha and
tied by the courts ts apPa /.
He'd for the CbIe spoat !
Mining Ig company AZ
capital of 81, Ocooae S'os
Louis Pau, E dp,, ~
Frank Jones. saf 7
:. The postoffice at A,,...
Dy burglars, the safa
In cash and Sle5 VICE.. sfss
en-. There is no clue ny' ~
some suspicion. II i i NY
bers went south. 's e
Arthur, aged seve,,
at Huron on the ebssa
assaulting Mrs. Sosls
township NI n The boy sc eans
eral months ago, from
pEanage, and found ds J ~ .
a ny of Fred whaless l ~
cially kind to him. Wv
AT an executive mssS,.
souri, River Stockmsa'a
held at Pierre, the foIloa.j
We're appointed for ts's
60. =. Q. Blassingane. I
ID. Carr; ~Chamberlsin
Fort Pierre, NJ. P. KanslH
Agency, Amedee Roasss''
The Northwestern ro,s
extensive improvement
ty at WATERFOWL. II Win
the low places south az ~
which they will be anss.a
iron fence, a fountain phsS]
ter, and trees win be ~ Y
when completed. a hs,s3
Other improvements win ]
James Bergens pleads
Deadwood to selling rs,.!
Rosebud Indian reservaf@
held to the United States \!
5000 bonds. There was alss.
against a full-blood psma1
Bear. He was bound owe, |
sum. w. G. Porter Of SiSr J
uty United States distrIr N
South Dakota, attended M |,
The foundation for the nd
at Gary is now nearly eoas1
building will be built 81 h.s|
mansions are 30x4O feet tTs,
height and basement. II n
for the lodging of the blind i
building will be used ts !,
rooms. The board of charids
rections has selected Prof h
ton of Madison, S. D., to tak,'
the institution.
1t has developed that N
Thompson, who. with a foqy
old daughter, disappeared
home in Sioux Falls, elopea !
giving his nane as r. A. F,r
claimed to be a horse-trads
els through the state In a ca
on. A letter from Fanch
was found by be-
which led to the discovery
sen for her disappearance
Arrangements are being N
band of the First regiment.
kota volunteers. upon the ri
regiment from the PhiIippil
the state. Frank Halstead
ter Of the regiment write
band contains twenty-five
capable of rendering an eI
gramme. 1t is proposed Il
certs in the South Dakota
orchestra Of twelve pieces
Of bandsmen, will, when de-
conclusion of the concerts
sic for dances.
Mrs. G.. Buckingham, froI
i'd City, is at Fort Pierre, J
Of $50 head of horses, whicl
ing to the Eastern market
assistants a young man ant
ing left her husband at b
after the ranch. 0ld-tim'
Pierre remember Mrs. |
when, as Mrs. Knutsen,
run q freighting outfit fro
the Hills. and alone condu'
ter load into Deadwo0d, Al
ly as any man. She is a "
AmaZonian build, iron ner
than ordinary business
withal, a fine horsewoma
pedGle her horses from t
until she closes them out.
Rapid City girls are attr
ton. The Misses Edith
frankie Floorman, Rapid
the Klondike prospecting
latter is reported as hay'
wonderfully-rich ledge OF
ore. and Miss Howe is w
ground with good results
Grimshaw succeeded in
way to the Boston Con
Music, and DR.. Frances "
returned from the Phlnp
she served a term as
nurse. Miss Lillian Med
In Paris. where she eXpec
year, and Miss Evelyn II
her way to Europe when
life in the Inflated steame
w. II. Coad, president Q
Pacific Railroad company
plat of his road at the
Rapid City, and everythil
ness for the completion Q
Mystic. A corps Of engin
set to work cross-sectlon
and it is expected that ac'
ing the rails and doing
grading will be common
days. The road will emu
from the West, paraleilinl
track, right-of-way nav.
cured. All Of the claims
the old company have o
escrow, and the further G
sired by Mr.. Coad have
by the citizens. The pei
City are feeling jubilant
f~..st@- Al0s. A1l-fime