Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-11-21
General.

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to enter politics.
4 corner in oats is being manipulated
by a Chicago Spectator.
Chicago Great Western authorities
deny rumors of a deal with the 500.
An Indiana boy married his former
stepmother, with his fathers consent
and blessing. ...
Gov. Beckham Of Kentucky secerely
criticises Gov. Durbin of Indiana for
refusing to give up Taylor.
An attempt to electrocute Jumbo II,
the vicious elephant at the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition, proved a failure.
Business interests oppose the re-en-
actment of the Chinese exclusion law,
on account of trade in the Far East.
The Kentucky Federation of Labor
denounces Col. w. G. P. Breckenridge
for views expressed at their meeting.
Gen. Smith orders all troops in Sa-
mar to be under arms at all times, and
viii hold officers responsible for future
surprises.
Gov. Durbin of Indiana has written
to governors of various states regard
ing laws for reform among the youths
of the country.
The leading fruit-canning establish
ments outside of the California Fruit
Gamers association, will pass into the
hands of an Eastern syndicate.
We love characters in proportion as
they are ~tmpulsive and spontaneous.
The less a MAI thinks or knows about
his virtues the better we like him.
The pastor of an Indiana church or
ganized a local oil company and forced
prices down. His congregation then
ceposed him because it's members are
Standard Oil employees.
The Northern Securities
with a capital stock of $500. 900, 900, has
been Incorporated in New Jersey, to
take over the common stock of the
Northern Pacific and the preferred
stock of the Great Northern.
Orders have been issued by the De
partment of the Missouri for the first
squadron of the Eleventh cavalry, now
stationed al Jefferson Barracks, Mo-,
to proceed to San Francisco in time to
sail for the Philippines Dec. 16.
While suffering from ~hydrophobia,
August Brocksick of Chicago Knocked
a policeman down and was subdued
only after assistance had arrived and
chloroform had been administered He
was taken to the detention hospital,
where he died o after his arrival.
Rutgers college is the last recipient
of Miss Helen Gould's bounty. She has
given SIS, 900 to the New Brunswick IN.
j. college, n the money has been
made available for use this season.
Miss Gould has recently made similar
gifts to Vassar college and other insti-
tutions of learning.
A beautiful mauscleum is being
erected at Paterson, N. j., by Mrs. Gar
ret A. Hobart, for her husband, the late
vice president. 1t is in the form Of a
Doric temple, solid and massive. free
from ornamentation. and a pure ex-
ample of Greek architecture.
The wives of members of the Ohio
society in New York, and ladies inter-
ested in the Ohio colony in thai city,
Rave effected an organization known
as The Daughters of Ohio" Mrs. M.
]. Southland, wife of the president OF
the Ohio society, has been elected tenn
porary chairman.
After lying in idlcncss for over four
years. the famous LaIetgert sausage
factory In Chicago has been sold by the
administrator of the estai OF the dead
sausagemaker. The plent was one OF
the most extensive private enterprises
In Chicago, and 1t was within the
gloomy, big walls of the big factory
that Luetgert was accused of murder
ing his wife, in May, 1897. and placing
the body in n of the rendering tanks
and here consuming 1t In crude potash.
The American Anti-C Cigarette associ-
alton, which Is said to have a mem
bership OF over 800, 900, is said to have
drawn a pledge which is to be read in
every Sunday school in the United
States on Nov. "A. 1t binds the signers
to abstain from the use Of cigarettes or
tobacco In any form until twenty-one
years of age. and 1t Is expected that
several hundred thousand signatures
viii be obtained.
The Oceanic Steamship line gets the
English and French mail transporta-
ton contracts from Australia and Ia.
hiti.