Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-04

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The four-year-old dor-'
Walinitz, residing ahoas.n's f
southeast Of South shorra' y
pie death. While play,,aa a
burning straw pile her p, e'as,,
hre' and before her fame,
her she was burned 50 hae sata
lived but a few hours 0aal'
Il Herman Reinbold Of on.,,
LIST and mining expert ~ D,asas
Custer City, in order + uas "a
extensive mining interes aslst
lie has become especjaIlS ~ \
wolframite ore, and i naa 'a'A
machinery with which ! Aa
concentrating plant.
The village council -
has passed an ordinance a. ~
dogs, and placing the resu a
81 for male dogs and & ' y.
'oelicii mas also passed \
ance granting the parI y
phone company the right \
maintain telephone poles NJ I
the streets of Alexandra ''
There are a good manv q
in Lead, employed in ~ ~
mines. They are c%irculstn.
among their own people ~
zens, asking the goverpmen, !
influence in freeing that Conn.
Russian oppression. The ns,is
signed by over 100 pea gess
city. fs'rs
A prairie fire, started hv 4.
on the Crow Greek resaryaa,.
across the northern bar, y
county and burned The l..
barns and several head If +,
longing 10 c.. A. Osman. n
be about $1,000; no insurance
al hundred acres Of good er,s,
We're burned over.
Word was received at Dal,1
ly that Mrs. j. III. Atwatpr h,
en- miles west, was burned n
while out in the field at WORK !
operating a harrow known 4
Dle-burner, and the horses
frightened, ran away. Her N
We're caught in the machiner \
was so burned that death eDS.
The people Of C~enteryilIe u
mined that the moral toDe !
sprightly town must be impfs|
a few days ago. had Harry III
wife arrested on a charge Of
ing a disorderly house. In d
bonds, the couple have been n
| jail at Parker to await the, !
the September term Of Tie
court.
Joseph Schwarze, the Siovf
architect, came 10 Redfeld. III
structlons of the state board 4
ties and corrections and inssj
topography of the site for The \
sane asylum, TO be erected ia
summer. He will prepare the |
once, and bids will be advead
Considerable building with b
Redtield this season, and nd
portends a good year.
Alcester, Union county, k n
one OF the liveliest and most i
i've counties in the s~outheassa
ton of the state. A numb9 |
dwellings and other buildings 1
I'm course of construction tAea
more are contemplated. AIN
proposed new buildings Is s|
house. the ground floor Of Eh1
be devoted TO store rooms. CFd
The building will be 25xl@ 4
will be built of brick.
Farmers say the soil was y
better condition. The late Sf1
the frost in the ground to saal
tent that within the lest Wees ]
have reported that upon c'gslE
a foot or SO they have enca
frost. The rains last week pa
surface of the ground IN sca|
ton, and since then the molsia
tae frost beneath has been
slowly to the surface, pFO'l'
beneficial 10 the starting q w
kid" Rich, a cowboy, was
at Pierre, on a telegram IRON y
iff of Potter county asking y
held. Rich says the cause v
rest is that he. with Others. y,
ago, tied n druggist In Foresl
secured what whisky they ]as
the money on the counter anu'
their prisoner. He said 'na
only n joke, and only dons
Trey had been buying wnlss,
place all the day before anu
fused 1t the next morning
Articles OF incorporation !.
brary association at Wa'eiu,
adopted Mt a recent meeting
liens of that place, WnNa /.
known as the Wa,ertown ~
ISOLATION. The following Y
trustees was elected: J.Lua
I. Walker, DIR. III. NJ. Fur ae
Agnes NJ. Sheafe, Mrs. Auu.
son, Mrs. Minnie s. Brown =
Thomas. The library ro0u, :
located in the second story }"
hall. and the rooms ere "''
readiness now. y
Harris Franklin OF Deaus,
commenced suit for dal.a 4.
amount Of $10.500 agains. !
Anold Brokerage COMPANY
City. 1t was supposed 'u Va 4.
Dakotans were involved - !
of Gillette, the Kansas cav ~,
but it develops that MI. !,
yanced this sum ana ,ov s,sa
a mortgage on cattle, ,
ure OF Gillette proved We" 's,s,s
istence. The loan was PA i
Kansas City company, an -
suit of Mr.. Franklin aga''
recovery OF the money IA
Because the nineteen-yssr