Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-25
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have three sdiooHS'
Considerable new cement sidewalk is
being laid at Clear Lake.
Judge Frank Smith was nominated at
the judicial convention at Mitchell.
The German Lutheran church So
ciety of Goodwin has purchased a par
sonage.
The Prairie Brewing Company OF
Huron, $4,000 capital, has been or
ganiZed.
Charles Dunning was held UP at Par
ker and relieved Of so cents and a plug
of tobacco.
Messr's Walker & Richards are the
new proprietors of the kampeska house
at Watertown.
Prof. b. H. Wheeler has resigned as
principal of the Bowdie schools to go TO
Marshall, MINI.
Levi McCumber of Artesian has con-
cluded arrangements for establishing a
cigar factory at Howard.
The late Senator Kyle had s15, 000'in-
surance. His total estate, including in
surance, was nearly $4,000,
The new firm of Clark & Jeffrey mas
succeeded Kcrtemeyer & Clark In the
furniture business at Davis.
The state has received from the gen
eral government a draft for $3.50 for
the state agricultural college.
One weeks transfers of Kingsbury
county real estate were twenty-seven
in number and amounted to s5c,sO4.
The new First State Bank OF Evarts,
| opened it's doors for business for the
first time on Monday morning OF last
week.
Mrs. c. S. Kicker has sold her interest
In the Bank of Aurora, of Aurora, 10
II. L. Lloyd, Of that place, and a Brook
ings nan
A large band of Romany gypsies is
camped near Aberdeen. They do a
thriving business telling fortunes and
trading horses.
The Trip State bank has again
! changed hands. John Bremmer has
taken charge OF the institution in the
Capacity of cashier.
A new rural mail delivery route has
dell. The route extends for a distance
of thirty-three miles.
The city council OF Brookings has
purchase three lots upon which will be
located the new w~aterworks and cleo
trio light power house.
r. NJ. Owens of Wisconsin is supply
ing the Presbyterian church at Tyndall
for two months. The church has been
without a pastor since April /.
The bank Of viborg has purchased
the necessary ground, n will soon
commence the erection of a fine new
two-story brick bank building.
The school census which has just
been COMPLETED shows that Turner
county has 4,727 children of school age,
an increase Of l3i over last e
The Milwaukee depot building at
Flandreau is 10 be enlarged. Workmen
are building a sixty-foot addition TO it.
and it will be otherwise improved.
The school census Of Marshall county
just completed shows a total of 2,Oo5
children of school age IN the county, an
increase of about 200 over last year.
Poles have arrived for the construc-
ton of a telephone line from Mitchell
to Woonsocket. The contractors agree
to have the line completed by Sept. /.
David Ramlialrd. one of the first set
ners in South Dakota, died at the han.e
of his son, H. A. Ramillard, at Madi-
son, Of pneumonia. He was about sixty
years old.
Codington county was the first coun-
ty in the state to get in with it's as
sessment return to the state board, the
return from hat county having come
in Saturday.
On July 80 the voters of the viborg
school district will vote upon the ques-
ton of issuing bonds in the sum of ST.
500 for the construction of a new
school house.
r. A. Grieve & Co., of the roller mills
at Parker, are making extensive inn
provements TO the mill property by
putting in new machinery. at a cost OF
about $1,000.
A prairie fire started just west Of
Miller, burning over half a mile by
two miles long. The railway
furnished men. and made a lively hus-
tie TO head off the fire.
A. E. Parmenter Of Scotland has sold
his interest in the grain elevator and
feed mill at that place to his former
partner, Charles Maxwell, who will
conduct the business In the future.
The Bank Of Monroe, which was re-
Gently organized, has opened it's doors
Tor business. The officers are: Presi-
dent, j. II. kidwiler; vice president, j.
l.. Johnson; cashier, o. b. Kessey.
z. A. Hornberger, the man who made
the quarto-centennial carnival in Dead
wood such a wonderful success, has an
nounced that he viii sell his business
there and will leave for Pittsourg, Pa.
Postmaster Hall of White Lake has
been authorized TO arrange for a daily
mail service between this place and
Glenn. The contract viii provede for
free delivery of mail TO patrons along
the route.
A Union Veterans union has been or
ganized at Bridgewater with the follow
ing officers: Colonel, j. NJ. CornweIl.
lieutenant colonel, j. III. Hapgood;
maor, w. l.. Felmly: aojutant, A. r..
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