Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-11
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South Dakota
General State News
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A new telephone line from !
to Bon Homme is nearly comn,s sndaa
A. E. Cole of Bryant has
the James Eggen hardwar. pufcaasei
Vienna. store At
thompson & Dufar have puro,.
the hardware stock of c. A tAenasei
Co. at Fairfax. hhson {
Claude Thompson Of Parker 10,
his grain elevator at that plaea 500
Mullaney of B~eresford. /" 4
The Lawler house at AIer.ra.
now in charge of G. S. Dix ana ,.a =
Turley, the new proprietors, saaa
The children of Brookines
Ing from an epidemic of whaal,
cough. Few families are exemn,
c. c. Sperry has opened a sm,n
store at Tyndall in the buld,rs @e
merly occupied by d. w. Curriar vt
d. L. Paradise, a thrifty MINI,
ty farmer, this season has soId
sl,0o worth of hogs and has loo lat,
ID, NJ. Jeenks of Madison has so,a
interest in the firm of jerks q g..
Irvine Cole. The new firm NAM NM
be Cross & Cole.
The Hafften-Pullen nunt,.,S
place at Milbank recently. The b,iSs
is the daughter Of a prominent bus,
e man of that city.
Work has bee Commenced a.
Episcopal church at De smet. wbIes
when completed, will be one ~ i,
finest edifices in the state.
E. G.. Kennedy. United sta,as !.
shall. has appointed Guy E. Kelly
Brookings TO the position of da,r,,
marshal in the Office in Sioux FANS
Mrs. ]. A. English, wife of I--,
English. a widely known employa
the Great Northern on the Yantto,
81. Paul line, died at Yankton, leayt,,
a little son.
For the past week the Slipments 4
butter from the White Lake creamsr
broke all previous records. Ninety.
three tubs, containing $3.50 pounds
we're shipped.
A special election Of the voters y
Lincoln county may be called in M
near future TO vote upon the proves.
ton of purchasing and establishing /
county poor farm.
George f. Atwater Of Yankton ~
been appointed by Gov. Herried fgn
South Dakota as a delegate 10 The
fourth annual international mining con.
gress TO be held at Boise City, Idah1l
July 1926.
Walter Peterson of Spearish VALLEY
has the honor of having caught te
largest trout in the Black Hills. d
weighed six pounds and measura
twenty-four inches IN length. It was
brought to Deadwood.
Gov. Herried at Huron refused .
discuss the question of Senator KyrsI
successor and only intimated by hs
manner that he would not act hasiiEl
at the same time expressing deep sr
row because of the sad event.
The state board of equalization net
at Pierre in regular session for the a.
sessment of express and sleeping cl
companies, but took no action, adjoarLf
ing TO the first Monday in August.
Prof. Herbert b. Foster has bNa
chosen by the board Of regents 70
the vacancy at the head OF the unSA
department o~ccasioned by the resgA'
ton of O. r. Hagen. c. A. slOal ~
been appointed secretary OF inc u4
versity.
A meeting of the state railroad eM]
mission is in session at Yankton. IM
commissioners are engaged upon
famous Milwaukee rate case anu -
making efforts to submit 1t 10 lns
preme court in october. Ihe sun
been in litigation since 1875.
John Hays, a farmer living near =
thage, ard family had a sis
dinner the other day. Hays was
muested by his wife to kill the ensN
for her. He fired at the foVi VIM ,sn.,
rife. hut the bullet struck ahu ~
one of his best horses, worth a.
chicken was finally killed WIZ
Ratchet.
The drillers in the artesian 80
ing sunk at White Lake FOR lw.r
water for fire protection ana w. ..,sl
purposes have struck a now veil 4
two gallons per minute. M M
down 9a2 feet and the driliers 'al. NJ
flow cannot be increased py so - N
Their The contract calls for -w
or a satisfactory flow. No acuVI
as yet been taken by 'he
the acceptance of the Wen
w. q Garyer. a messenger ~
mail a between Deadwoou r,I,sd 4
mont was almost instantly NH
the latter place by being STU !, ~
Goa, chute He was leaning gu. Nj
door of his a watching the = MD
M when his head was stiu rars4
crushed 1t badly. He a sasldigd
hut ! few months, his VIE ,.asE
Hastings. Neb. He had lus ssoarsa
ha,,sa IN Deadwood and was p.e VI
TO move his household thew
dence.
While Asa Gardner OF r~nrton
was driving home from SEA-
night he caught two fellow MAY ~
hogs from Peter Byrne. Nsss
loading a number OF me otinsd
the roadside. Gardner The
team and raised an aiard left
lows drove off and afterN .ruius
in some prush' .~acoyered =
horses loose. Mr.. Byrhe rnowp y
his hogs. The thieves az g only q
-, rainst them -