Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-09-27
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weighing about a pound a as ''
The law firm of Kunkle !.
Centerville, has been diss,s hunl
tuai consent, ]. C. Kunkle rstI.,s y
An apple tree on the nrass,'
cross at Miller, has lust nsa
hnd some young apples have so'a
Gov. Lee has appointed
Smith of Madison a member ! iran
board of pharmacy, to succssa
Keith. oeeed
The Indians living near i.
Bon Homme county in chas ~
county are building a distrI.t
house. 0
j. n. Bolan of Iroquois has bo,.s.
Prefemmer stock Of goods >,
and VIII in future be a business
that town. us
j. e.. Norvell, pastor Of -.
church at Miller, contemp,atss
the evangellstic field the nav,
ence year. 04
Rev. A. F. S~teuernagle. mast,
First Baptist church of Rand ct.s
the past three years, has rasIvnaJ
will leave the Hills.
"A. +. Cady has decided 70 =,
business at Flandreau. He has =
n building, and will at once NJ.
stock OF general merchandise.
The business of the railroad co,,.
ut Iroquois has increased 10 ses
extent that a telegraph operato, !
been added to the depot force,
Twenty new buildings are in cr,l
Of construction at Avon, the frs, ~
west of Tyndall, on the Chars, \,
county extension of the MIlwauaa |
J. A. Sauer of Huron and ]. 1 81
ey of Aberdeen have formed 4 eonal
nership, and will establish a cigar T.
Dry in the latter place employing ~
twenty men.
That provision Of the state law viii
provides a fine for any individual Vi
ILLS more than twenty-five birds n
LAY, is said to be openly violated in :
rious parts of the state.
Mrs. Alexander, Wife of Capt. jose,
RI. Alexander, and sister Of ex- Treau
or Maxwell of New York, died al HI
ron after a long illness. The renal
were taken to her former home In vi
Consin.
Some hot-blooded individuals i
guilty of the theft Of two tons d {
from the stnrehouse of Richison Br
at FVandreau. They broke INTO a
building and hauled the Ice away
wagons. Il
George L. Flick. a we'll known farm
near Sioux Falls. is dead, as the res
Df an accident about three weeks q
While going home from Sioux Falls
was thrown from his wagon and n
dered partially u~ncopscjrns
r., n thit-I thue che jury, in
famous Summers perjury case at De-
wood, has failed to agree on a yerd
Ind has been discharged. Judge Can
bell of Aberdeen tried the case.
Bummers' will probably be discharge
A lady at Miller, In cooking Il
was surprised to open n that .
tanned in the center a small, "
formed egg. with a shell harder I
the outside one. Both eggs Were
tile and each would have produces
chick.
News OF the terrible death OF a D
boy named Levi Feinstein has reae
Eureka. No one witnessed his De-
but it would appear that he tied
reins of his pony to his feet ana
| asleep, when the pony became lV
ened, ran away and dragged MN
death.
Pierre and Fort Pierre are feeling
effects of the mild weather OF last
ter and the terrific heat OF the sum
In the way of an ice shortage. In
secured was not Of the best, on acc
of the open winter, and the heat o.
summer caused a great deal Oh was
the ice houses. AS a result, from
time on, private houses VIII DO y
lie supplied until new ice Is forneo'
The rainfall over the range GOV
for the first half OF September ia
ready exceeded the norman III
month. The moisture keeps the !
green and the stock too solt y
without a great deal of shrinkase
makes roundup work a nara piv
ton. On this account the ranse
ments for September promise !
lighter than for the same mon'
my year since the range was e9''
AT Swanson a farmer living nsa
lem, attempted to commit suieiu,
urday morning by shooting niihS'
times with a 32-caliber revosyei'
bullets struck him in the head ons
etrated his neck and the other :.
his breast. The physislahs I.
three bullets from his heau' =
which were fiattened as II struoA
hammer. There is hope oil MS :
cry, although his escape from -.
death is almost miraculous os
and financial troubles are mus
have been responsible for MS aoa
Capt. Grant III. Tod. who mas :
prominently in society at Leau, :
a law suit against him by a NeD
mining company, has peen ~
blind. caused by a stroke Oh
OF the neck by a mining hamn'e'
Tod served in the English arm,
Jameson In South Africa, = w.
Ished from the country for nNe =
the Beers. He has been wo =
Otto Grantz, and 1t Is stateu
helped find the wonderful poches !
that yielded such a fortune III
last fall. He is now totally YIN
1t is feared his blindness Is pe