Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09
SOUTH DAKOTA

~ AAs a1fttoi1St churnh !.
Pierre. died suddenly Of hemorrss.
the lungs. caused by grip.
The dwelling house az pat-A :.
hg. several miles southwest ~ uA
ard. was burned With the go"
OF neighb0rs. ali the c.oshing arsas
IiEure WAS removed.
in the hna u hich consumed Ina -.
Of III. IL Ninton at wakonJs 800
Ing q loss Of about SIaO1 V- y
ton host his war records ana ,-.nsas
papers. ~
Joseph, the fffeen-yearoId
City Treasurer John Olson n Slos.
Falls, who fed with over 500 ~
fathers money, and who was eansrss
AT Cherokee. Iowa. has been n sar J. |
the state reform school az pFsn.fr,~
10y Deputy Sheriff Meyer.
The members OF the Rlack nm
troop Of Grgsby's Rough Riders :
expecting 10 receive word az apr ,lrs
TO re-enrer the service. Nearly ever
man would re-enter the service ~
videf he could BE- assured = trim !
the Philippines and active service
William McCarty and an Ina,
named Crow Dog broke taiI al ts,r
berlain and have not since baan :
captured. The other prisoners n 4.
JAN refused TO 20, but advised th4 d |
uty sheriff Of the jail deliver. En
the men m United States prisoner
Henry Murray, late quarternsS-
OF the South Dakota regiment. sr-s,s |
In Sturgis last Tuesday. His rpsisa.
o was solely on account Of ill-healt /
Il. H. Hull 90 Huron las gone 4
Washington en- business -conne.ss
with suits 10 which the South Dako,
Railway commission is interesta
p@nding ia the federal courts.
Dennis O;Eeary. a driver on
fankton omnibus line. while dr<yiss
his bus TO u Of the depots, was ~
denly stricken with paralysis OF ID
heart, and died before the manager q
tie lice. who was inside the Tb1
could stop the team ard reach his sds
Oaeary came from Sioux City, whas
he once owned several hacks.
Bids were opened at the Indian d.
flee, Washington. for the erection N
new school buildings at the Flandrs.
Indian school, South Dakota. AZ "a
lows: Owen & Hllle. Minreapoas
$3.50; Elsm Miller. lie Mars. Iora
Sl9.4l5; j. j. keefe, Sioux City. low
S2l5oo: NJ. T. Bush, Des M0snes, low,
SIs,g50.
X. J.. Woods. who formerly re~sca
On has farm near Wessington. iuss d
the edge or Hand county. and who I'd
several years has been In the emgir
Of the Adams Express company. va
headquarters at Chicago, has decda
TO return 10 farm llse. and IS srrngl
In to establish n sheep ranch 90 d
possessions Ia Hand comfy. hegt
ming operations about the first 4
April
Last spring a large number Of sat
eTn quail We're brought into neadwea
By spoTtsmen from Lead and Dea
wood They were planted down ind
valleys. Reports from the raHS
state that the birds have increased
astonishing numbers. The gun Cd
OF Belle Fourclse last week sent "a
large number IF the birds, and "
VIII be planted ON the Belle FoCra
and Redwater rivers.
II is learned upon good authnd
that a petition has been circuhd
among citizens OF Spearfish ash
that the state school Of mines Of RxA
City bee closed. the reasons given -
the great Co.'S Of educating the 2
! dents ut the school and the graz
Importance Of making a large afff
priation for the normal at SpPar1
The petition wiz be sent 10 FED
The friends of the school OF mins9
indignant AT the Spearfish movens
d. A. Scott. a prominent buss
man OF Sioux Falls, was ASSAULTED
washington by W. II. Rogers and q
en- seriously with a pitchfork haa
Fat Mcdonald. the sheriff Of the g
~. was present and rescued Mr.. n
or he would have been seriously
Jnred. Rogers was arrested and %
ed guilty. but escaped from the sA
before juGgn ent co1ld be entend
Tie sheriff IS now searching for
-rs.
Sheriff Kemplay of Rock Rapids
returned from Walkerton. Cam
the furger. w. III. King. who pass
forged draft ON the First Naia
Bank Of that civ last fall for
since which time he has been hidin
Canada lie made a desperate z
legally, but had TO come. His par1
A. j. Canahar. Was captured IN
Huron Mich. In January, and
been in Rapid City for abcs
month. Their trial will come q
the April term.
flfteen years ago Two pT0Sr
were employed in the different .
In the Northern Black Hills in da1
o placer gold. They were
joe Gimp and Ed Anderson. ~
was received last week by Deads1
parties from the Buffalo Hump
Ing district. in Idaho, stating ina.
prospectors bearing the names g
men formerly prospecting in the =
Hills. had sold a claim for over
90 TO capitalists from SPOKANE
Helena.
A IRE In the basement Of the :
Day saloon ar Armour caused c
cradle damage to the buildins
some to the stock. The fire va.
doubtedly set, as there was 20 =
the basement and nothing whlchu
case spontaneous combustion. y \
suspicion points 10 certain psIs
the perDerraforx but no arrests h,