Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-16
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- oliver ~ JOY az Wo''
arm so,ved, the latter retiring.
s.rr belonging to Lee Michel
SsS,a was burned to the ground.
aas again unearthed sew
rauU arelobed cases of smallpox.
telephone system at Web
new = operation in about three
council Of Springfield has
es rronnd that will be plated
I odd Fellows lodge has been In
# Canistota, with twenty
members
~ Montrose will strive to Sc
saat;on from Andrew Carnegie
public library .,,
~ election at Miller resulted in
y, ~ the refarm ticket, and Ii
..rried by forty-one majority.
IN. :, forty or more young men
mem from the rural schools were
u for promotion by Prof. Corey
krcn.
[sclal election has been called at
HI for the 14th, for the purpose
,nor the question of incorpo-
| ,o,a, amount of cash that viii go
H. public treasury from the HUI
M Office for the month of April is
u.
|Asneft concert for the Huron Cor
E,nd netted a little over $3.50. 1t
[ven under the direction of the Ia
II the city.
| family Of jeff Manbeck of Ar
d ouarantined with smallpox,
rombers of the family being down
he disease.
M o'Gorman, assisted by clergy
different parts of the state,
,,ted the beautiful new Catholic
nj at Elkton.
rammes are out for the annual
Meeting of the Dakota conference
! Evangelical association, to be
n Big Stone June 1918.
]. E. Todd, ~geologist OF the
Dakota university, is making a
1 the state for the purpose of as
ming the number and condition of
an wells.
Herried has granted a hearing
application of James Costello for
lon. Costello was sentenced from
county on a charge of as
with a deadly weapon.
drillers of the new artesian well
bite Lake, which is designed to
b water for fire protection and do
purposes. have succeeded in Sc
a good flow at a depth of S25 feet.
tEorth is TO have a new bank
10000 capital. 1t will be called the
worth State Bank, and will be
cted by A. ]. Harrington, late Of
Neb.
our Is to have some first-class
this season. Fl. H. Smith, the
horse breeder, who has locat-
re, is expanding $1,000 or a new
rack on his ranch joining Armour
north.
md Of about twenty Indians, sew
! them broken out with smallpox
hers i'll with the disease, came to
from the Cheyenne agency. The
Of health took them in charge
I've them in a quarantined camp.
Ice Ross has arrived at Vermil-
ON johannesburg, South Africa.
he has been for the past two
de has seen the effects of the
var, and has little sympathy for
itsh soldiers.
OF Incorporation for the Cen
uth Dakota Fair association have
LED. The incorporators are some
on prominent citizens. and it is
rpose to fit up the grounds as a
J park and stock show.
ne last quarter the average num-
inmates at the state soldiers
Hot Springs wasal4, emitting
Y 70 the sum OF $4lSy0 from the
u government, as it's proportion
cOst OF maintaining the home.
) has ben received that c. H.
moe, formerly of Huron, but a
y OF st. Paul for the past three
mas made a snug fortune out of
VII lands. He is at the head Of a
'ompany with $1,000 to his credit,
s auueu 10 IL daily.
y 70 have a first-class bank. The
are: r. E. Egge, r. f.
q. n. Payne, James Anderson,
&c Barron, Peter Coburn, p. p.
!. \. Luvass, Frank G. Johnson,
ausner and Bratvoid, Moen Sc
al prominent business men.
IN the circuit court at Sioux
a verdict in favor Of the
ms In the case Of Smith VS..
aelien, Constable Stone and Eli
prominent residents of Valley
: smith instituted a suit for
for alleged false arrest.
oaekirk, a farmer living north
.s'on, died very suddenly from
nm. The deceased has been
with rheumatism for several
y was about thirty-fve years
anu leaves a widow and three
!, TWO sons and a daughter, all
u Arlington.
rails city council has de-
warrants aggregating
!, 'h We're voted some time ago
sieux Falls & Northwest
way company to secure the
|, \, ay Tor the proposed railroad
,onsun rails and Madison. One
J 'ions was that the work of
NE right Of way should begin