Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
SOUTH DAKor.

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deem has been selected. az
A large crowd greetaa
Nelson on his return to Rroaaa Am
sturgis has appointed commas
arrange for a Fourth Of Iula
ton. 'u! H4
Miss Lexie Smith. n !,
most popular young ladies. dioa ny
let fever. u'sddf
An order was issued d,.o..
the postoffice at Lewis, Turna.
Mail will be sent to Arndt
Lightning struck tho
church at WATERFOWL and dsm nx
steeple. Hail fell in great quaa sss
The contract for carrying ~
between Wapaski and Camn%e =
awarded to G.. Cowles, at s2ss
A. j. Smith. a wealthy mlna
the Ragged Top mining dls,,;".
mitted sicide at Deadwood %.
resides in the East
Spearfish Lodge No. 60 X )
organized with twenty-6va
Visiting members came FROM
wood, Lead and Terry.
An order has been issued 49,,
ing free delivery service a. =
This will take effect some tims -
the date to be hereafter decided !"
The Hamline county supd.-
convention Will hold It's annual -
at Estelline on Thursday and rs
June 10 and 16. Arrangement ).
Ing made for a good time.
n horse race has been arran,.,
at Sturgis on June Is. between ~.
owned by Leary Donnivan az \
Greek, and Dropie, owned nv Il
Smoots of Fargo. for $500 a ia i
1t is learned from a member a.
pany NJ that the South Dakofa ~
the Philippines have SI.109 n n
treasury from the regimental esrl
No liquors of any kind are sold.
The Black Hills forest reserv. Y
been divided into twenty diyjsnn
III. G.. EIanaker, supervisor Of NJ
serve. pursuant TO orders from III
ington. Twenty men haze been
pointed TO act as rangers. one man
each division.
\. G.. Smith, who was recentk y
ed grand master of the A. o. TEl
South Dakota. has accepted an n
made by an English syndicate Il
the construction Of 4 ~
mill near BluefieldS. Central Amsl
He will tender his resignation IA
state lodge.
Horace Brown. an old sOlHs
Sphinx county. was found dead. ts,j
in a sulky plow. When found \
team was standing in a field, hites1
the plow, and Brown had been n
but a short time. The accident I'd
red two miles east of Doland, on
farm OF deceased.
Rev. J. f.. Norvell Of Miller. mesi3
of the Methodist State Holiness sSd
alton, has just issued advertiser: u
ter for the soeiety's annual eampn9
ing. TO be held ar Wakonda In
days, beginning June 10. Rev. IA
Powers of Nebraska win be the ed
gelist.
Ii is the general desire Of Blaekl
people that the three companies n
the Hills be mustered out at San ID
cisco, providing the boys are aaga
mileage and travel pay from therl
their homes. This viii make a dA
ence of about 500 to each soldier.
boys themselves desire this.
Preparations for the state enaz
ment. G.. a. r.. IRE going on apsrl
Hot Springs. A large tent will hF
vided for the meetings, and snal
tents for those who prefer them ai
unable 10 find shelter In the town y
Black Hills will he largely represeRs
from present indications.
Considerable farming land has =
transferred in the vicinity Of y
City during the past month. HsA
logg of Philadelphia. representa-
Eastern land company. has purcE'
5000 acres on Box Elder. below ny
City, and is negotiating for more !
land went for a good figure.
Mrs. C. r. Kimball of Aberdeer
already received several ofes
places of entertainment for ever !,
ty poor children from Minneap,
who are TO be sent TO the counlF
an outing. They will reach ADela
about June 8. it is hoped thai ~
can be found for forty or more q
children.
There are n great many rln'An,
at work in the Homestake mlnes
the mines in Lead. One Finn EN-
last week. and before buying DIS !.
portation for Finland he purchase
eign exchange for $1,000. rms y 4
saved UP in eleven years. ouel :
who left with him took hKe a1~
with them.
William Fahrenwald, whose y
from dyseutery was reported ~ y.
patches from the Philippine En-
was a Yankton man. lie was wen
fayorably known there. \
ago he took a civil service eaas
ton. and soon after was appVi. Y
substitute mail carrier there, i.
position he held at the time Oh !,
listment. He leaves a VIE an1 Z
small children.
Two boys from the orphans ~ !
Des Molnes. Harry Randall an and
lam Van L&uven, aged tweise h
teen years respectively, nov 4 !
with G. o. Knapp, a weailns
man, near Aberdeen. ran AVA
ties were sent out after them, az
were overtaken just as they " ~hes
20 n,.~. a. Ngtoc.,rrf river. lhts