Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
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Two new elevators ,ro
Montrose; one by Mr.. swepsooes Nea
other by Ellis Bros. "slson ah
The proposition to refun,
ing school bonds carried ~ ontSs5
election held at Valley spria 'ae
Theree is talk at Centervm.
ing a farmers elevator aIe q
an independent grain bp Saa 9.a9
market. Eyer q
Mrs. A. b. Babcock ma,
BaDcock. register of tho q
died at WATERFOWL. She land d
the earliest settlers in thai vas "a
state. Eat part d
1t Is estimated that tho ,oa..
ers because of the flooded oas % hd
the Missouri rive bottom aallia
tween iankton and Elk pofna ns
gregate over 100000. M' 4a4
The son of George Cb.n
drowned in Vermillion river ~ !
lion, while bathing. He ,sa
swim. The body was racov eoua 4
is the third case in two months
Joseph Laroche. one ~ a.
residents Of the Central mar, ~
Dakota, died at Fort Pierre ~
mains were taken to his ola ~
about 200 miles Gown Inc ,ivas III
terment. iH4
Hiram l.. Burch. who livoa
vicinity of Rockford, was ar,e., Y
horse stealing, the arrest haviss i
made at the instance of WllEas n
son. Burch was brought Ia n.lj
wood. IN
The Brown county teachers, ;p,.A-
opened ut Aberdeen with an .sas
meeht of over 100 attendants IN N
board of education is considers. N
erection of a building to accomnsa1
TWO or more grades of pupils.
An unusual number of South n..,J
towns will this year celehra,s n
Fourth Of July in old-time styla NJ
people are feeling so good owe. n
greatly-improved conditions thai ,-
exuberance must find vent Soma =
hence, the Fourth will be taxa, +
vantage Of to the fullest extent.
The Masonic banquet, in ~eelebnan
of the quarter centennial aunIyprs,
of the grand lodge. held at Yapk,s|
was one of the most sumptuons 81
given in the state. Senator pettyr,
responded TO the sentiment. "Progss
of South Dakota i'm TwemyAs
Years" Other Prominent men n
responded to toaSts.
A party of twenty.four children IN
arrived at Aberdeen from Minneapa
for their summer outing and IN
been placed with good families in M
Gus parts of the county. One LITTLE ii
only five years old was Of the nnl
but she was as clipper as n syarH
and like all the rest, her face Sa
with expectation of the good TINES
store.
Word reaches the state from Los h
geles, Cal, where ex-United States "a
ator G.. c. Moody of Deadwood IS \
journing for his health, that d
change of climate has proved very u
eficial TO him. His health is RAPID
improving, and he will return to ID
state shortly to resume his duties I
attorney of the Homestake MINI
company.
Scares-the-Hawk. a Sioux belOngl
TO the Sheyenne River reservatiol. \
been bound over 20 appear before .
next term of the United States cog
to answer 10 the charge Of steaa
cattle from one of his brother lndls1
Cattle stealing seems to have Deco1
a favorite pastime for a certain .
ment of Sioux Indians, and seyerala
now awaiting trial on that charge.
The government fish a arrived
Deadwood recently from the U
hatchery at Leadville, Col, VIII ycs
trout for some of the streams u
Hills. The car stopped at RAPID Y
and about Rapid creek. About Ivy
will be placed in Whitewod crees .
Englewood, on the Burlington 4 \
souri,, and a similar number VIII
placed In Spring creek, near Hin Y
The annual meeting Of the stocsm
ers OF the Gilt Edge Mining, wv
and Smelling company has been Y
In Rapid City. The new directors "
ed are: M. III. Day, John r. W.
Thomas Sweeney, G. II. Snepies:
M. Day, j. E. Henry, Howard Ma
The officers elected are: Presloers !
general manager, M. l.. Day; ses ~
ry, Lee M. Day; treasurer, Y. = y Y
ley.
The sixteenth encampment q
Grand Army Of the Republic i0l D
Dakota, just held ut Hot Spr'Dss
In all respects successful. Ing ~ y,
ance was larger than expeec1eo' q
five posts from the ninety-four \
standing in the state, being 49, Z
ed. The total membership ID ta,s Z
is 2,123. During the year the ~ |,
death was forty-six, but the ne' :
In membership was forty-nSe.
Father Haire, secretary OF me Z
board OF regents, has comp's's.
rangements with the state 49, 1sss
charities and corrections ana WI
Bowler Of the Sioux Falls penl,sss
for the stone, for the stone, WIZ !
be quarried by the p~enitens'"s "a
the new dormitory Of the ns@
normal school. IL. Miller q IN
Iowa, has been awarded inc ~
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