Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-09-13
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South Dakota
. General State News
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In the Eight in,s
ry' now located at Fort snellin. una
A SMALL ARMY of sucoo...
dents praise the work Of i ;
Falls $50. Dak.) Business Co,,am ~
alogue free. se 9
Jack Keifer, sentenced 70 t,r.
imprisonment from STANLEY oo1ye yea
grand larceny, escaped from tS ~ !,
Falls penitentiary recently e %
in pursuit. pOsse
Mrs. Ranous of Milbank has
a letter from her husband, wbo !.
to the Klondike with the ear,n v
writing from Cape Nome. sav,r. y J,
he will start for home early in y. J
The Price e. Baker saw min :.
City was destroyed by fire. II was
of the largest mills in the Rloo,. ,ss
seven miles west of the civ :.
heavily insured. The min win !.
built Immediately.
Preparations are under wav - "
the Milbank carnival, Sept. q o. l
q, a grand success. Sometime y
class in the way of enterts,nmoa.
promised, while the exhibits in ,ho y
of natural productions will probsI
surpass last year.
The public schools opened al Can't
vile with the following corps of hal
ers Prof. s. L. Brown, superintal
ent; Miss Simpson, principal. NJ
Cressy, eighth grade; Miss MI
sixth; Miss McAndrews, fourth. N
King, second; Miss Won Stein, frst
Word has been received at colms,|
the death, at La Crosse of a nlne.vsl
old son of Mr.. Hinge. a farmer. M
near Colman. The boy was vaccine
last winter, and it affected him in n
a way that it was necessary 10
him TO a hospital for an operation n
which he did not recover.
Fred Barbour of Canton. who Is
bilious to be a circus rider, met n
an accident which may cost him
life. He was riding a horse stand
upon it's back. The animal "buck4
throwing him SO that he struck
ground on his head. He has been
conscious for three days.
Arrangements have been made
opening a hospital in connection V
the Presentation academy at Aberid
Surgical and chronic cases will BE- I'll
especial attention. but no patients u
infectious or contagious diseases !
be admitted. Trained nurses will ID
charge, and the hospital win have
services of all the physicians Of Al
deem.
The Sioux Indian weather prpA
have forestalled the paleface wesi
prognosticators IN outlining the SORT
winter the Northwest will eXperi4l
They predict that the approaching \
ter will be a hard one, basing their 4
dictions upon the heavy crop Of $
found in the buffalo grass, which
maintain, is always a sign Of a SCI
winter and deep SNOW.
Carl Moller, a ranchman. living az
two miles north of Oacoma, was Boz
over by Justice Barlow to the next
of the circuit court, in bonds of sai
the charge of assault with a deg
weapon upon the person Of D
Dirks. Dirks was stabbed five time
the Infatuated ranchman, three veg
being inflicted upon the left fors11
and two upon the right leg.
James Warke, while travelling
the prairie north Of Miller, foun1l
patch of pumpkins, one OF Wheh
lifted to his shoulder with diHe1
The spot of ground had never
plowed nor any seed placed there
Miller, where attention was given
they have grown very large, John
Loon having a Hubbard SQUASH
Will weigh nearly $50 pounds
The doctors are interested MAJ
liar case, that of Charles Wehs@
who accidentally shot hinsen y
right eve with a small caliber rev
The entire eyeball was knocked oa
the bullet was found in the Dram
will recover, suffering the loss
eye. The physicians say that ns
bullet gone a fraction OF an iuu
Their, the man would have 5eeh ~
ly killed.
A thorough canvass of the sAg
be made during the present y
campaign, in the interests OF ~
perance cause, and every enoftp
will be put forth to carry the y
amendment to the constitution
the LIQUOR traffic in control Oh t'
which proposition obtained w.
ago. but the Legislature faieu
vide for putting it into erect
ments have been made for speaa
prominence from outside "a.
visit South Dakota and auu
people on the subject OF temr
among the most distinguished
being John G.. woolley
calf. Prohibition nominees
dent and vice president res IN
who will be at Huron on .ns
together with other prominent
ance advocates. The parry 49,
special car. and will visH s.oea
cities OF .he state. spendins .ss
in the mining districts ., roI
Hills. Those foremost IN In
clare that the amendment
prevail in November, as COMM
cause are increasing corti
while John MILAN, with q I paas
shooting prairie chickens a -
miles from Huron, the gun .snts d
dentally discharged, the con ri
ing the left shoulder inc ,a .sougha
Harvey, making a painful, md =
thought not a dangerous mex
of the shot penetrated lns but
passed through the tohs a,,ur ~
ewes are uniniured. The yas,oM