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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

cal years ending June 3Olast to have
been 81. 04S ,979,28. The disburss-
ments wsrs $I,0l1, 3S7, rs, leaving
on hand at the beginning of the ifs
cal year s3T.592. Of this the great
er portion came from general fund
collections, insane tax, liquor license
aud insurance taxes. The c~ollec-
tons for liquor license were s56, 80.
IS; from insurance office, s21.239.S7;
the other receipts game from corpor
atoms, lease money and misceil-
menus funds. The Tavior fund was
Increased by s2,I2I,20.
While the report makes no show
ing for the last half Of the wear, the
surplus on hand at the beginning Of
the new year has been " ped out BY
the demands Of legislative approp-
riatious, and the treasury has re-
g~istered a.large number OF warrants.
The amount due on aona.s at Tue
present is sso8,309 n Of which
becomes due before 1892. and the
last Of which will become due ia
1912. There is at present about
s!G0,0UG jan the treasury. winch
could be applied on bonds ia case
any of the holders Guild bs induced
to surrender them. which stands as
an Offset to the outstanding bonds.
1t has been estimated that the
bonded debt Of the state il only
about $3.50 per capita, aud it has
twelve years in which to raise this
sum. The highest interest paid on
any Of the bonded indebtedness is
AZ per cent. while by far the greater
part of it bears but 4 per cent or 81
per cent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04
ANSWERED

Yes, August Flower still has tl,p
largest sale OF any medicine in tia.
world. Your mothers and
g~randGlothers never tAought 90 using
else for indigestion or Billions
nrsS. Doctors wvrt. scarce, and they
seldom heard of Appendicitis. Nervaus
or Heart %laiiurp. efc. Tltpy
August Flower 60 cle,tf cat the
sySt~lH aad stop fermentation of uadi-
Sested food, regulate the action af the
liver, stimulate the nrrvou~4nd 0cranie
action or the system. aud tisat l. an
took when feeiiag dull an.l bad
with headaches and other aeArs. You
only m-ed a few dn--~oi Greea's Aaga.c
Fla~er, IN liquid form. TO make you
satisfied there IL RathiaE serious the
matter With yoas Saapl~ BOTTLES at
II. RosS 4 90.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

Say! Your Uncle John wants 20 know
whether he ia in his 66fh year or his 9Th.
RI the new fancied idea that the 18th
century don't begin till Jan. 1st, 1901, Ia
correct Tn only In my 66th year. I'm
old and don't know much but I always
supposed a child's age began when il
began TO breathe and was in its first year
no till one year from said event, and Ii I
remember right a period IF Just 100 years
used 20 be- called a century and ( always
supposed "A man who had lived ahundred
years would then enter upon his Ind cen
tury and noe have I'd wait a year longer.
SO a man being born On Jan lst, 1899,
would be q century old 20 day and
would not nave CD wait till a year from
10 day before entering upon his End
century. 80 if nv theory Ia correct the
first century ended Dec. 3ist 100 and SO
ON till this 18th century ended Yesterdays
midnight and IL SD the 10th century be.
ran the uexr ZONES as at that timel900
full Years YER completed. I wish you'd
Iet me know for I am planning 60 live
century and reach just a little into my
second and il I'm only in my Seth year
Pveoue more hard winter I'd pull through
than I anticipated.
Butler, Jan. ist.00.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04
A Republican Idea OF Patriotism.
81. Paul Dispatch.

There were NO prayers for the success
of the rebel cause at the great republican
meeting In Minneapolis last night, aat
no speaker who win afterwards explain
that he was late for the devotional part
of the program. There cheers ton
the iag. cheers for the men who bore :,
there were cheers for the goverumeI
and cheers for the hand that steers the
ship Of state: there wer words OF ap'
prevail for the canse of liberty aud cigii
ization, and for THE American patrioz
who are upholding the cause OF Americs
ar home and across the sea. And d.
stead of lachrymose sympathy for q rag
ged Malay pirate there was a money
contribution for the widow of an Amer
can soldier who fell In the ranks in ata
away Luzon. That's the republican dea
Of patriotism, and "A pretty good ae'
il is.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

church was ffAntfs0snel dpcoratas -.
evergreens appropriate TO the ss.,..s
ard at high noon 10 the strain-
Me~ndelshonn's Wedding March, ths -
ding cortege ~proceeded M the aia,a
tie:.ciancei rail where the grnom
the best man, Mr.. Daniel G. Carmiessas
awaited them. The procession vras ~
by the first bridesmaid, Miss Alice o.
a sister OF the bride, then anne the ma.
Isaning an the arm Of her father. M.
which came thssecoad bridesmaid "
Sarah Trott. Tha ceremony was ~
p~ressiveiy performed by the Rev u
Nelson Tragiit CT Webster 8. D. .us;.,as
by the Rev. FL. Dixon Jones rpc,or \.
the parish. At the cn~nciusiou If 80
ceremony the bridal party rptraeed rhas.
ste,,s down the aisle to the m,.;r !,
Il .oiiengrin 4 wat,iing dinner w..
served at the hois.. al hpiirides u,,vsns.
The happy c0upl. We're EI.e reeinipns.
of many handsome and us.iul p,s.sr.s
soiid silver aad cut glass pretiunuiual,.~
At 800 p. IN. they started ON a brrdsl
tour, om the ~compistion OF which. ~
and MIRA. barney will be at ho,us )
their friends in their cottage homs !,
Pierre.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

80 +o ne;cI, hor;ng towns and far away
citi.s for getting u wizard iiie compa"-
ION.
waubay Clipper.
/ +. Nordness made a business TRIP
IN the county seat Tuesday.
NJ R.xiord war this recipient OF nue.
opai ring for Uhristmas'
Mrs. T.. Viewers il very sics and her
fafher and mother are both at her peo-
side.
Harry Swan aad Clint Jinkens have
bui,r new iee boats aud placed them on
the lake.
y A. Groslong has completed an ice
limit and now the lovers OF the sport
cam skim over the zoe at 80 mile gait.
We omitted to mention in our last
;asue that Miss Emma Schultz visit'''
over sunday viii, her SISTER, Mrs. l..
Viewers.
s. G.. Croshy recently soid sn Aprilcai
to H.rrington Bros. which, wac leo
nothing but skimmilE aud p,cseted OUT
which wrighed go lbs. Who says
skimmilk won't raise good caives7
Geo. Monsei, Of Norton township, ~
now Visiting at Coiogne, Germany. ne
left New York ON Desrnher III, ana
arrived in Liverpool on the Hist 10
fore returning he will visit Paris anu
take in the exposition. besides visiting
many other placrs OF mote in Earope'
ar. Lawyer. principal OF the school,
M Frederick. Brown County. ar S-d
Saturday to pass the holidays with h,s
sister, Miss Hannah Lawyer. Tuesday
evening he and ina sister Departed for
Water,own tn attend the meeting OF
I the South Dakota Teachers AssoctaFi"Ii
which ~ held there this week.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

Pierpuut Signal.
Charles Sheldon spent Christmas AZ
home.
Wa a,v, informed that DIR. Morton ln-
frauds "a return TO Pierpout and locate
for the practice Of his professions.
Miss MaggIeCamero will commence a
term of school IN the A. c Roberts H.
trict Monday.
The year 1900 will not be "a leap year
p;ernout's old bachelors are doomed I'd
live single lives al. least iour year" more
Day cnuuty was represented at ue
| State Educational Association by ehe
foIlowiug teachers; o. II. Jones, Lucy
, Robinsou. Alice Holverson aud Snpt.
Nina II. Aasved.
u.zsrs H., A., aud Miss Jss sic Nc
Far,ane. aud Editors Hews q Foi"om'
vvaru the CHESTS of ID. A. Cameron ana
family. Christmas.
The d. of IL. initiated six candidates
! Tuesday, afternoon. We understand
ura. Ross ana MIRA. dcKinnon OF Wen
st4r, sser- non the candidates..
E.E. Flint a. cidentally fell from u
pIank extending across the dump In the
elevator. He was quite badly bruised
but no serious damage was done. he
will urosahiy be confined to the hous
for q few days.
One of the prettiest and most enjoy
able social events of the SEASON tOos
mace Thursday evening, at the home o
Mr.. aud MIRA. r. 3. Brookiug. the occa'
SION being the marriage OF their dang h
ter. Mamie A., to Allen Gresham.
+. Collins Of Page, y. d., has bought
three uunrter sections of Day County
land asst week. Mr.. Collins IN we'll
satisfied with his Investment. He ex'
poets Day county To pay big interes
ON his money in the next few years.
Miss Ethel Sheldon will give q five
O'Clock tea to-day in honor Of Miss
Visto Vani}runt, OF Langi0rd. Fh
guests are Misses Settie | .smmon, Ruby
Dart, Lizzie and Edna Martyr, Lucii'
Udeil, Eva parrott and Cleo Flint.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04
Madison Outlook.

~
IL seems a long stretch from Mahp
To South Africa for issues in tie nes|
campaign. With SD many reasona0r
reforms demanding attention at n0D
il seems an acknowledgements OF weakass
ON the part of the reform forces to tnr''
every plank In their platform 10
winds, and stake their future on =
Beers in South : frici,, and the Ffip'1'
in the archipelago. Ii the reform f'-
ers keep o in their ..aslninity We -
expect a plank in their next piathas
endorsing a r-esnrrected Fenian nov
ment, and calling f~eariessly for an 7
yasion in force, Of Canada. No w.
public exhibition OF political idiots h'as
ing desperately for an issue, was e.
brought 10 the attention of the ArnesNy
people. Some good democrat oag" /.
insist oa having = Receiver apposnfed =
the party.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04
ssEe-ninst tine Government.

A native Of Ireland when landing n
this country vas asked by an oficia
what his politics were. He said he didn't
know much about politics. but, "bedad'
said he II am feminist the government
That seems 10 be the position of soms
of our anti expanaionists. They are
aferninst'the government on~eyerything
No matter now successful the policy Of
an administration may De they pict
flaws and find fault with every thing In
sight and hearing, hoping To keep 70
such a howling that some of the loudes
howiers may get into Office.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

ing thee: a'For a wonder one hog
carristh food for another"
8 Thou shalt not use unolean
cans, but shall cause thy cans to be
washed every day and the seams aud
c~rsvices thereof, for a filthy can is
an abomiuatiou 10 the buttermakers
sight aud hs will visit wrath upon
him that bringeth it.
0 Thou shalt not trouble the
b~uttermaker, saying: "When shall
7 receive my pay?" for verify I say
unto you, he tnoweth not nor oareth
a little bit.
10 Thou shalt not say into
another, "L.o, behold, have not these
milk handlers a soft snapa They
receive mach pay and work not
hard at ALL Verify ! say unto you
this is a mhopper. They rise early
and toil much, and peradveuture the
board Of directors refuseth TO buy
another separator, they will be
obliged 10 toll sunday morning
when other people are tanning them
selves within the gates Of tile syna-
oouue-Creamerp Journal
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04
Bristol Courier

Bristol Courier.
Miss A4mia Never tpIr sslturday might
to spend Xmns with Webster friends.
G. ). Dueli il at Elma, Ia. AT This
writing, visiting friends and relatives.
John Enghorg, I. VI. Thompson and
T.. II. Woodwortl were in Webster
Tuesday.
dnY Bat's has contracted Tor another
term OF school ia the vicinity OF Lang
ford.
Mrs. M,trtisou OF Webster arrived
Satarda5 night 20 nars.. Mrs. B. r.
JefsoH who ia still sick.
VIM Burnes had a severe attack of
nenrt failure last Monday. He wus un-
conscious Tor nearly an IiSur.
w. L. Brnkstw has been nn M arouud
nam ia tii- Office Tor the pa-ttNo week
posting himself on che mysteries of news
paperdom, ar lac viii commence tin.
new year a. manager OF thi. paper.
q. b. Knott, =. T. Purdum. B. e. ZONES
tad WI Stephenson went 10 Condo
Thursday where they instituted an Z.
90 r lodge ttas night. They VIII
Feturn today.
Flieodore Twett LETT ia a mysterious
way Wednesday evening. But We hope
that he IL not lei astray by those who
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04
CStfie industry ~ nm Object Lessoa.
Hurnuita.

Huronite.
The cattle industry does not seem d
be hindered by the crime of ~ The
market price IT dine beef cattle ON the
Chicago markets has Just passed the
highest point of all previous years. The
growing Of cattle goes successfully "a
regardless of the failure of free coinage
AZ 10 to I. This ought TO be an obieei
lesson In finance 20 those followers d
the divine ratio Of the precious metals.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

T2le MD winter session Of the
South Dakota Press Association Will
be held at Sioux Falls, January Is
aud 10.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04
Andnver Gnzettp.

Andover Gazette.
j.. NJ. Pew and wifeand w. 4. Stafford
spent Christmas with friends at Abe r.
deem.
VIM. Mills anu wife ciime from Pier
pont Monday and ate their Christina =
turkey with 4. z. Swan aud family.
Miss Blanche Caldwell In in ATTENDANCE e
at the annual nesting of the South Da-
kota Teachers AssociarioR at Water
t0wa this week.
Lsaiali Stewart, who has been in
Minneapolis several weeks, recsiv-
ing treatment in u hospital, return :
ed home in time I'd speld Christmas
Four OF the school mates of Leila
Webster came up from Grotou Wednes-
day, and after beng entertained in a
b0sDiTabIe manner. enjoyed skating on
Artesian lake until the arrival of the
way freight from the east.
l.. w. Lewis received a letter from
QuHppeile Station, Canada, this week
stating that Mrs. A.. j. Parker died a;
said place December 18th. DECEASED
had many friends here and was one OF
the earliest SETTLERS, living about eigiit
miles south west OF town.
Jas II Collins unquestiouablv has uu
limited faith in the 4oiE OF soutlt Dakota
Since ils arrival here he has bought O
the Day Co. Land Co. one half section
oil land and from anotilsrparba quarter
section. j. y las manifested that hi
head is level hn nBtonlv has faith in land
hHre but stock hr will 20 into stock rails
IHg quite ~eEtensIveiY A. IL. inns MATTER
to attend to lao North Dakota, he lei
for Page Yesterday We. hope 10 -,
himself and 6auijy back In n iey
months.
On W0udav Di last wp,.k winia MAJ.
Dnrriek was driving to- Andorar. iii
horse b4camr frightened aud 5iirew he
Qua of Jte BngEy hrusing har qnifa :,
rpreiy Every since the accIdenr one 4
her ears has rroutled her ~cunridarably
being very paUuiat mes Yasterda
Dr.. Morton examined the member an
alid =accreded lR EanloEiug a sBiintt
about an Iueh .0ug which hard been drfl
eu lRt0 the ear drum, Miss Mary ~,
great reiief siucn tle operation.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04
I CURRENT TOPICS.


AsAnsid Soarnai Observer.
An exchange says the biggest trust an
earth has been discovered az Last. Ita
the county newspaper trust. They .r,x
everybody; get cussed for trnssiug And
trusted for rassing land finally get bust
ed by trusting. Yes air; the county new
paper In the biggest trust IN earth, n
any other old place!
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

According to the last report Of
tie state superintendent OF instrue
ticn, the school population Of South
Dakota at the present time is I16,
90, al increase of over 3,46T over
last year; using the ratio Of one to
five, which is q conservative n for
this state, the population of the state
is 580,390. This is an increase of
25l,5S2, or 70 per cent IA nine years
since 1890. The pext census will
show that South Dakota is entitled
TO three representatives in congress
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04


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total receipts Of the state for the As
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-12-13
Gate Gossip.

u..sr.. JuJy and Maols have their
cattle oo feed near Gaze,
..,u. ,. e. r
/ t.e
n, Mana, ,.n e., w;..,,, ,..,
~-k.
c,.,,.. aud v.,s, p,,x, os Nil
.c.ri ,r. Whiting with their f.,h., Ia,
Br,vn Of Gs,e.
jain Carr will s,.r, 20 yir,;ujs s,,p
to pp.vd ,h. winter with i,iruas aud
relatives whom, he h., no, seen E.r sew.
srsl wears. We wish you q safe tfij,
John
Charlie Nuceolls /. working for Mr
Wyatt.
Re, Ross is holding rrarsc,ed meet.
ing. q, Willow spriuv.
rr,,va..d Ian, ,.., .,,
a. u p
s.,..,,,, ,.,,.,.. .,.,,. =. a.. .,
and
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-12-13
KlOWA XII, KINGS.
buD.

+ y Madi.on and vile made q ay-
ing trip to Clear creek. Woodward
county, sunday.
C.'ile aud hnrse@ IN The range are
eating lcca. Hope they will eat i, al
up and "x,erminaie the pest.
The Kiowa camp or Modsrn Wool-
men viii give dance a, the Logan
schsol hon-e, December 2ls,.
Mrs. Y. j. l'ird.ali has been under
the weather for few days.
+, M. Bohn. mother |. On the Kio.
ws visiting her soa.
j A. Bsrnhart, @. Il. Wells, e. N.
Bird-sll aud G. 8. Petty went to Be.-
ssr FRIDAY returning Saturday.
Y. P. Madison los, fine mare re
ceu'ly. She 60, her lsy broken By be-
ing ki.ked.
There Il u den,i., fron Kiowa, Kan.
MAS. d"inp business on the Kiowa.
Mrssrs. Barrett aud Evans went 10
Enelrw"d lat week after com,
vrnon E,rl, of MisSari, is visi iinr
his uncle Il B. Earl. of Custer
John Taft ha. been quite rick but l.
now "u' as,i+.
Master Olsn Bren is quite sick.
Misses Eva Wsll. aud Jennie Msul,
were seen ON the streets II Custer Sat,
ur hy.
II. Il. Benton aud w,fc ARE working
Tor A. X. Goddard OF Shndeland, Texas
Ei Thompson is back spsio frou, q
,isit 10 bis grand parents 10 Illinoir.
Johu Goddard returned some day,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-12-13
Coin Notes.
CnArrERDox

The weather 10 6ns. People should
mot cou plain ss ,here Ass been plenty oi
vood weather for us TO have oil our
fall work dune.
Aiiss Anna whitaker was visiting Ut
hox,e last week. She hiss been staying
., Easlewood iw sous time.
Joha F"tt returned frem Wood.
county where he 10. beeu The psst sum
pef.
George louQmore was hauling lun,-
her to his Claim lat week 10 build .
house.
The boys in this part can hardly val,
for tbs, Odd Fellow dance and surper
10 comc off the 28,h Of ,his mouth a,
Englswood.
W. I. Buu,weil raised come nic. ,ur.
nips and also Gae la of peanuts this
year.
s. NJ. Martin IL getting slony nicely
with the Garland school aud the pupil,
sre progressing fast.
There has been v-'y few calves die
10 this section this i~il with blsckieg.
Mrs M"llie li"n'an visited her n,oth
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-12-13

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-12-13
CORRESPON DENCE.
GRAND VALLEY,

o. A. Sutton ls erecting q very neat
fssinr house on his ranch. J. 3 Green
II the eOn'rnc'"r
Several snr'i-. from this vicinity have
gone ever ON Wolf creek Tor wood and
pos''.
r. +. Williamson spd wife socor'-
panied BY Chester AcCord have gone,
fsr = visit 10 the ceu'ral part Of the
Tesrhofy.
There has been some talk of = ,cl"-
phone line between here and q. G
Btown's rapoh, bu, ws are afraid i, will
fall through with.
Several cs,,lewen complain Of their
ssnls ss,inv loco. which is quite plen-
tiisl on thc Aus.
J. J. Thon'psoa is up aud abls 10 get
ausud. His many friends are glad ,o
zee the old gentleman Up sgsin.
John Burns returned from . trip out
10 Nes Mexics. lie vas in the thriv--
isg tovn OF Clayton suj ssys every'hi,g y
lo,.ksd prosperous and sv,ybody Lasy.
Il. Hughes re,urssd from Liberal
9TH . losd Of freight for The Store.
- ssys railroad talk 10 very qai.. .,
3.,bsvsl.
There 10 anne talk of . CtYis,usr
Tres cod es'sr,aina.ni 1t the school
hosss 90 Christmss eve.
The dance given st the sch~l house
sous time sgo was we'll attended. Jud
Mitchell sad ile,bie Shorb furnished
shs music. Both young men are talent
q and furnished rscsllsps music.
When passing Grand V.ll-v dsn''
forget 70 stop and esnmiue goods and
wiess st The Store. See those excel
leot gents furnishing guods At NJ low Z
price. George slws7s keeps everything
you nsed.
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Coin Notes
I,'Mn0 Jn.

The weather !. fair, Thanksgiving
ks. r'n,e aud von-. Where did ,mI
sI~ud y,,ur Thanksgiving
There w'll In u supper aud dance At
Eprlewood on December. -. unl-r
the auspices of the Odd Fellows l"dg,
ltvmrnler tina, q. y. r.. me a.. g"nl
o'd time aud U. A. n. u,cans open a.
aight.
u. Y. Ssgeriy is in the iur business.
lie has csp,srvd eight co, o,es aud a
suubsS Of skuuks.
s. - Martin hps qni' beading