Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-17

AeilG. "t"IN "a H.
In one day a single 49,.
received ninety-si six sato' Al
grain. wagon loaas
During the past "a,
artesian wells have bee, nontAs
township in Charles nv sunk
The Christian church = y'. ~
purchased ground, and vii, rlatt
gin the erection of d 81 s saa q QUO
A new K. o. Y. NJ. saurS
ganiAed at Claremont. tn = .
the sixth secret society II y Wy
Or. 9. r. Curtis Of D.
neen appointed deputy stat
Tor the counties of Unian vesPn
coin and Turner. Way
Owing to the illness 81 !,
smith Of the First circu suass
Turner county has been ANY. eour
I'll next February. 'OufAa
Petitions are being ciro,,,.
more rural mail routes = ~
south and west of A-lexa,1 vas y
ether south and e3 st. and
The Maccabecs of Ipswic.
pairing 10 give a grand nan az
quet at the lodge hall and ~, aaa
on the evening of the 18th ~. s'a
$. Sloan & Sons will sgs.s.,
Tibbits in the hardware ma
Clark. having arranged Il.
chase of the stock and buIlai,a
The Presbyteriars Of atn..
purchased the necessary a,."
will at once commence the
a handsome new church bura,..
During September, SIS inchs.
fell at Huron and over thu,
the state, as shown by the ,s.s.s
the United States weather bn,s,.
John Scadden of White. ) ,i,,,
a year ago, purchased a half.s.na
farm land near that place q, !
He sold the land recently for IA \
The people of Jerrauld cour,.
probably the most law-abldlne .
state. A grand jury has M,
session in that county for NAM \
A regular term Of the STATE i.
court convened at C-astlewos
week. There are fifteen criminal
seventeen civil cases to be dispos.a
The little town of Hartford N.
haha county has been incorpOrsta
five years, and no tax levy has
made, except $500 one year to bva
town hall.
The town board of Irane Ia,
chased two chemical fra engles
the purpose of giving better pots
to the business houses and reside
OF the town.
Work has commenced on The
Moody county bank building al
dreau. 1t will be a solid brlcb d
ture, % 1-2x4S feet in size and lss
ries in height.
c. f. Cosgrove and T. L. Cai
have purchased Rawlins & Co'sa}
of goods at Elrod, and will cod
the business under the firm rand
Cosgrove Bros.
The Platte sotel. at Platte
changed hands. 1t has been sod
H. S. Smith to NJ. L. Smith, Who
leased 1t to F. H. Morgan, an ed
enced hotel man,
A man employed by Peter I'm
Gayville. giving the name Of JOn
died at Sacred Heart hospital
ton, OF typhoid fever. So far as -
he had no relatives.
Rev. Mr.. Whiteford. of Scotland
been engaged as pastor Of the
byterian church at Hurley, anl
moved to that place after three
service at Scotland.
Theodore Thorson, formerly
Sisseton State Bank, has purcnas
interest in the store OF Theo g.
er at Sisseton. The firm name y
Beaver & Thorson.
r. p. Sutphen of Miller has S'a
stock Of merchandise ana iaiss
building to Crabtree Bros, VINO
taken possession. MI. Sutpnen o.
cided to move to Illinois.
A wedding was celebrated AWE
idence of II. w. Baughman Nedls
evening. in Farmer, Dawson
when his daughter, Miss Llus
united in marriage to Frank DIV
The second bank to be estaOnssa
Ashley will be ready for buslnss
Dec. /. 1t will have a capl'I
600. The incorporates are
Iandmann, c. c. HaniInona 4
C. C. Hammond.
Ex-Gov. Burbank, OF the
rial days, is in Yankton, ~
tour of inspection Of some p
near Springfield, and made "
Yankton to renew oia
and friendships.
Mr.. Hard, a student at la Inn
n member of the footoaA N N
fered the d%islocation
blade In a practice game
field on Saturday, in a ppiay
with the Yankton high scnO0-
Henry Born, who !, na farm, Ave
an artesian well on his a. Al
northwest of Mitchell. strusns
q depth of $50 feet. The wen
inch bore, and the frs' ,aa,s.
runs thirty gallons per mln'''
The total acreage of land ts s,a',a
IN brown county during s.r1
was 10. $50 acres, the to.sl yis
being s1lo, o95. The hisnsstu sN
for fora = ouarter-section was ra
being several Transfers
quarter. 49,
A determined emo .smery b
place the Bowdle sra,s Il catt
class condition and oper rs,tIops
fno basis. Skim1nih7 -ants se