Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-31
Otherwise.

Otherwise.
Kid Mccoy whipped Dan Creedon in
six rounds.
Hawaiians refuse to affiliate with
either party.
Rhode Island granite cutters strike
has been settled.
Indiapa gold Democrats refuse to
stand" for Bryan.
Log driving will soon at
West Superior, Wis.
Kansas City Democrats instruct their
delegates for Bryan.
Democrats declare antitrust legisla-
ton Is for political use.
North Dakota raised Sl,10o for fam
Inc sufferers In India.
The conference of Charities elected
officers at Topeka, Kan.
There are twenty-five cases OF small
pox at Eau Claire. Wis.
Gold Democrats met at Indianapolis
to consider a national ticket.
Three hundred tin plate workers are
on a strike at Joliet, III.
Corn viii be carried from Chicago to
Buffalo for n cent a buShel.
Boston's physicians are compelled to
report eases of consumption.
The convention hall at Kansas CITY
is being rushed to completion.
Mayor Harrison OF Chicago with
draws froI. gubernatorial race.
A German firm has ordered 100000
tons OF Alabama coal at $3.50.
\ new hardwood saw mill is being
erected at West Superior, Wis.
The Methodist conference has re-
moved the pastorate time limit.
NoBies of the Mystic shrine met in
Washington liz annual convention.
Old settlers of Red River valley will
meet at Park River June 1913.
Eau Claire, Wis, common council
nay purchase city waterworks.
Southern Presbyterians ask for n
change in the book of the church.
Republican leaders In Kentucky
want Gov. Taylor renominated.
Nearly 10000 immigrants, mostly
from Italy, are on their way west.
American exports to Asia are four
times as great as eight years age.
United States Flour Milling stock
brings twenty-five cents per share.
Railroad tickets to Kansas City con-
v%ention will be good until Sept 30.
III. W. Little of Cleveland died at
Cornell infirmary, aged twenty-three.
Indians on the Pine Ridge reserya-
ton want the squaw men removed.
Senatot Quay has announced his cam
didacy for reelection to the senate.
The American section of the Theo-
sophical society %convenes at Chicago.
Fifteen master plumbers at Chicago
have asked strikers to return to work.
IRE fraternity OF Operative Millers of
America me in convention at Kansas
City.
A Topeka Christian science healer
will be prosecuted for a patients
death.
Mrs. James Brown Potter will defend
herself against her husbands suit for
divorce.
Several students at the University
OF Wisconsin have been suspended for
Lazing.
A sensational discovery of a subter-
ranean river has beeen made in North
Dakota.
Arrangements for the Republican ma
tional convention are practically COM
pleted.
G. i. w. Nicely intended to locate i'm
Venezuela and purchased property
there.
Rev. Sclell sues several ministers. in
Guiding DIR. Parkhurst, for $4,000
damages.
Judge 1uley, Chicago, declines the
Democratic nomination for governor
of Illinois.
A London man is in New York to en-
gage hause servants for London where
they are scarce.
The banking house of Nelson & Co,
at Pentwater, Mich, has failed. LA
bilities 100000.
Locomotive engineers insurance de-
lartment at Milwaukee failed to act
on INDECENT fund.
The New York Journal says that the
Paris exposition Is not nearly so rood
as the worlds fair.
The Presbyterian assembly referred
the creed revision question to q CON-
%raittee. to report next year.
Ex-Governor Foster was elected to
succeed DGnelson Gallery az United
States senator from Louisiana.
Portland, Ind, has made a profit OF
s15,691 on an Investment OF $2O.3S4 In
a municipal electric light plant
The Methodist conference elected
two new bishops and voted to admit
women to the general conference.
-Four hundred telephone men in
Cleveland. Ohio. strike for an eight
hour day without reduction in wages.