Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17
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season sold hogs to the value
$1,000.
las williams, a veteran of the
par died of cancer Of the stom-
Howard
town council OF Aurora has
an ordinance prohibiting gam
Ltthin the towns limits.
4. court convened at Britton,
(,,dee Campbell presiding. The
expected to last about two
thurman Of Rapid City, aged
FIVE years, died suddenly Of
Failure. He leaves a widow and
ldren.
state normal school at Madison
suddenly, owing to the develop
n ease of scarlet feveri in the
dormitory.
Tor lanes H. Kyle of Aberdeen
released the $4,000 stock in the
In hank formerly held by II. 8.
of Sisseton.
broke out in the storehouse or
lre g. Werner at Groton. Small
hid matches are supposed to have
he cause. Loss, $500.
catholics of Gregory county have
brated a movement for the cree
a church. Subscription papers
ling circulated and freely signed.
ew Presbyterian church will be
in Milford township, Beadle
at a cost of $1,000. Most of the
has been raised by popular sub
on.
rst-class system of waterworks
bookings is one Of the probabili-
lis year. The question is being
BED, and meets with little if any
ton.
bin Watson, elected county u
endent of schools of Turner coun-
November, held office five days
signed. Ex-County Auditor ]. p.
was appointed.
tter received at Sioux Falls from
yosebud Agency, reports the find
the dead body of John Guerue,
led blood Indian, under circum-
IS which point to murder.
blk Stonick Of Bryant, In default
BIDS, has been lodged in Jail until
kxt term Of court, when he will be
.pn the charge Of stealing a horse
buggy from Edward Wopat of
i.
prosperity of the farmers of
county is shown by the fact that
bnk at Vermillion has on deposit
pm Of 1898, 1872. 06, a great part of
belongs to farmers living in that
fy.
people Of Redfeld are trying to
whether or not they will again
fhe creamery at that place opened
siness. Peter Nelson, a creamery
rom Iowa, is striving to purchase
lant. ..n3 !,
PLY every postoffce in the State
an Increase of business for last
bver former years. At Centeryille'
the last three months, the bust
las been the largest in the history
office.
ION raising Is a new industry, just
uced by the Mennonitesg OF Bon
pc and Hutchinson counties. Dur
e past year these peculiar people
shipped to Chicago about 81, 5000
Of pigeons.
%coroner's Jury in the case of Ell
Strong, who died in a Sioux
motel as the result of taking n
arsenic, returned a verdict that
ame to her death by poison ad-
Eered by herself.
POPULARITY Of the Sioux Indians Is
men a relative dies they purchase
81 caskets in the market in which
y them. They frequently pay as
Is 700 for a casket, whether in
Tor a little child or an adult.
Pc TO the peacefulness of the in
Hhls, the regular January term OF
ave circuit court for Charles Mix
a been adjourned, there being
ne case of Importance, which win
u at the regular June term.
that the strife for county seat
IN Roberts county appears to be
Tor all time, the people of Sisse-
hlcn captured the prize at the
erection, are agitating the ques-
the construction of suitable
buildings at that place.
Henry of Volga recently re-
a letter from a New York firm
lor information in regard to the
crop of this state, its present
pom etc, South Dakota raises al
'erything, but has not developed
cotton CROWN estate, and the
as informed to this effect.
Matthews, a prominent resident
okings' has become interested in
a new opera house and hotel
place, and has had plans pre-
tor such a place. The estimated
the building is $50, 900. A stock
with 1000 shares at $50 per
10y De formed for the purpose of
the money.
Mrs' Jennie NJ. Bell will case,
mas e In litigation for some
az Madison, has just been
me The case was appealed to
nehe court, which recently af-
: decision OF the lower court.
!" counsel then moved for a re-
winch was denied. The estate
w be divided.
Dakota has at least two insti-