Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-30

Ducks and geese are reported very
Plentiful throughout the state
Miss Mary Anderson Of Steen was
almost kicked 10 death by a horse.
During The month cf October 4o1 car
loads Of wheat were shipped from Eu-
reka-
z T Rogers Of MiIbznk has received
q pension OF S6 per month, dating from
1885
a petition Is being circulated praying
I for a mail route between Clark and III
rod.
Anton Olson has leased the CONNER
rlaIrho1el al Eureka, and takes passes
slCn Dee !.
William y. Mills Of Mcpherson cgun-
ty harvested l15so Bushels IF corn on
twenty-five acres
Bishop Thomas O'Gornan has or
dered work commenced on the New
Cathode church ~ HillSview-
Edward Jenkins was almost scalded
10 death 10y tie baowing up OF = thresh-
NJ machine engine hear Abces1sr.
From Oct 5 1 Nov 6 1884 pounds
and IA ounces Of mail marter
sent through the Armour p1sTcfice-
The home and blacksmith shop OF o.
". wesriver Of Perkins were recently
destroyed 10y fire, u incendiary origin.
George Paaley, aged se~venty-Vwo- and
Mrs Harriet Crosby, aged Fifty, both
/ Of Egan, were recently married in that
city.
The supreme court has admitted 20
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Hn 4 certificate from the territorial
rourt-
4 little child in TerravIle was Sc
Verply burned last week ny falling
against a hot stove II the absence OF
its parents
Otto T. Tn Grant,. the Black Hills
millionaire, has returned firm Denver,
where he took TTO cars OF Gre, which
uetred him $4,000.
Within the next thirty days Mouud
/ City viii hare an electric light plant
C. H Mewing Is in Minneapolis pur-
chasing the machinery.
Mcpherson counry's register has been
kept busy fling releases Of chaTtal
mortgages. over lao having been Re-
| seived il a single day.
Lead has the largest Workman order
in the state having a membership Of
$50. A number II new members We're
taken in during the week.
Memo was connected with the ont
side world by lonSdistance telephone
last week. The line VIII also be work
Ing on through that place To Freeman
The remains Of Cora Ernst. the act
{ 49, v-h- has a-ArT~a2 60 many UaGw IN
this state. and who died recently in
Birmingham. Ala, viii be brought 10
Pierre for burial
The new concentrating plant of the
Homestake mine. near Pluma, is near
ing completion 1t win be one Of the
largest plants Of its kind in the state
when in running order.
Boys playing with dynamite caps re-
( suited in one Of the youngsters having
two fingers and a thumb stipulated.
The glasses worn happened 10 ave his
/ eyes from the flying pieces.
An attempt was made during the
week 10 rob 4 pawn shop and jewelry
! store in De2dwood. but the robbers
were frightened away after breaking
in the plate glass window.
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I store left her pockeJboah on the cunt
er for her husband TO pick up She il
now wondering if she is a bigamist.
She lost something over so.
Conductor Lew Walters, pioneer con-
ductor Of the Cakes & Hawarden road.
has been compelled 10 sever . forty
year service on that road by injuries
received at a switch al Parker.
Two Nennonites have left that city
! for California. with the intention OF
making it their home II il proves salts
factory. They are confidently expected
back shortly by their relatives
Corn huSkers are now putting in
! claims for championship records. A
man in YanktOn county claims 1SU
bushels in ten hours. and a man in
Clay claims 10 in the L time.
The contest which was instituted at
Fort Pierre over the will Of the cattle
/ man. Fred Dupree, has been closed,
and Mrs Oyitt, who claimed TO be a
niece OF the deceased, was turned
down.
Eureka is on the ragged edge OF a
! coal famine. The other day one firm
! placed twelve orders for soft O IN
the East. But one firm responded, ow-
ing 10 the scarcity Of fuel, and it sent
but two car loads
Another complaint Of n lusty charac-
ter is coming from WilmoJ over the
poor grade of oil being shipped in by
the Standard OIL company. Ii is said
TO be the refuse which is unable TO pass
under Minnesota laws.
The p6st season has been q remarka-
bic one for building in Milbank, and
the open weather still permits work %
go on the same as in midsummer.
Several residences have been CON-
menced quite recently.
William Barr Of Frederick recently
brought clear out from his old home
in Vermont 142 head OF spring calves,
TO develop for a future market Owing
to personal supervision, only six died
during the long journey.
John Heydlon Of yerdon raised suffi-
cient sugar cane this fall 10 make forty