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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-08-14
PROPOSED
TO ,he Constitution of the state
Of South Dakota.

To the people Of the state q '1'
The seventh legislature Of the state OF
oIn.h Dakota AZ the session Thereon
SoG"n and held at Pierre, the capital,
ON January 9Th, A. ID. 1901, aud on
cIuded March 6th, 1901, proposes .ne
following amendment TO the cohstieu-
ton of the state VIZ: "a
"a Joint resolution proposing aua
ogreeinp TO an amendment 10 the constl,
t,5tion of the State OF South Dakota ana
Sahuitting such amendment to a : OF
the people"
"Tbat at the next general election in
this state the following, proposed auiehu
ment To the constitution OF ths otaSe Vi
Sontb Dakota, which is here6y agreed 10,
sbau he submitted to the electors OF the
state for their approval, which amend,
ment when approved and ratliiea sha.i
constitute an amendment OF Sectlon II
IF Article VIII, of the constitution OF
tho state. to-wit: The rate OF interest
,,nop ali investments of the permanent
schooI ar other educational funds men.
tiouad In Section IL OF Article Will, OF
the constitution of this state Is hereby
cbonoed and reduced from SIX per
centnm per mum to five per centrum
mar annum. wherever the said woros SIX
her cantum per annum' occur In SAID
section. That if the foregoing amend
meut shall be approved aud ratlned Dy.
the neople at said election, as provided
bv Article XIII of the constii utlon,
said section IL OF Article VIII, OF the
constitution shall thereby amended oy
striking out the said words SIX per
centum wherever they occur In Section
II and substituting In lieu thereoi the
words five per centum per ahnuIh' tn
The above proposed lnendmen VIII
be voted upon by the people at the gen.
eral election to be held In this state on
Tuesday the 4th day of November, A. u.
1902. -,
The proposed amendment will be
printed upon the ballot, followed by the
words:
"Shall the above amendment to the
| constitution iu relation to the reduction
of the rate of interest upon all invest
ments of the permanent school or other
educational funds of this state be
approved and ratified"
Immediately to the left Of which shall
be printed the words "Yes" and "No"
each preceded by a square in which the
elector can place n cross to indicate MS
vote. Electors desiring to vote ayes"
will place a cross before the word "Ies"
and those desiring to vote "NO" Will
place a cross before the word "No."
Dated at Pierre, the Capital, this LIST
day of August, A. ID. 1902.
o. G. Berg.
Secretary of State.
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Attorney Tor Administrative
Contest Notice.

... July d Wa
United States Land Office, Watertown, s. D.,
june II, 1902,
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
fled In this office by Ole III. Helgeson. contest
ant, against homestead entry No. 24T94, made
March 30. 1900, for seA seA, section Ii, neA
neA section %, township l24, range So. by Ole
kvello. contestee, Ia which il is alleged that
the said Ole Kvello died Sept. 10th, 1900; that
he never esta blished a residence on the land
in question nor made any improvements
thereon during his lifetime: that Paul Kvello
is the only heir known TO the contestant; that
the heirs of the claimant, Ole Kyello,
deceased, has never settled upon or cultivated
the said land and has wholly abandoned said
tract: that said tract is not settled upon aud
cultivated by said beir as required by law |;
that said abandonment is not Cue to enlist.
ment in the u. 3. army or navy, said parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation, at 10
o'clock a. M, on August n. 1902, before the
register and receiver at the United States
Land Office in WATERFOWL, 8. ID.
The said contestart having. in a proper
affidavit, filed June I6, 1902, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice cannot be made, il ia
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due aud proper publication in the
Reporter and Farmer, Webster, s. ID.
Claimants record address: Sissetou, 8. d,
H.. j. Mowrey, Receiver,
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Notice OF Hearing Petition for Lesssn
Administration.
Aug, IA We.

Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letter. \
Administration.
Aug. IA vs..
State OF South Dakota, &c
County OF Day,
In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate ofy
Augusta Robertson. deceased.
The State OF South Dakota seeds grssssss
TO Thomas T. Robertson. and 1raee 49,
son, heirs next of kin OF Augusta hoOs.-.
deceased, and to all to whom these ppS@'
may come. r.~.s =
Notice Is hereby given, that Inomas \
Robertson has filed with the lndss y ams
court, a petition. praying for ieuersp y ha,rsa
~istration ~ the estate OF Augusta noW. y
deceased, and that Mont ay the ISL h
september, 1902, at one o'clock, J; NJ y IA
day, the same being a regular tern aw,1
court, at the courtroom OF said couls," ~,
ster, in the County of Day, naig .,ral
appointed as the time and place Iol rs,r1
said petition, when and where any yst
may appear and show u why safe
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon, John H. Luno, sSs IA
the County Court. and the seal OF , e 4 N
this 18th, day OF August, A.. y. rvs INV
Office in the City of Webster, Counv |"
state of South Dakota. rand.
Attest: Judge 0, County Con
Albert Smith, Clerk.
Frank sears,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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Notice Of Hearing Petition for NS
Administration.
Aug 2 va

- II MA =.
Notice Of Hearing Petition for lew
Administration
Aug va
State OF Sonth Dakota, ss.
County OF Day.
In County Court. ~
In the matter of the estate -
Emma Renville, formerly hnma
Pejuhutanastewin or PeptonaN
tewip, deceased. ~
70 Masss RanviIle. Mason RenvlIs, Il ~
| RenyiIle and John Renyille, heirs ~ prfrH
| Of Emma RenyiIle, formerly Emms ~
tanastewi or Peptonaxtewin. uvs .orp1.
70 alI To whom these presents mEy -Reasp9
Notice is hereby given that moso. 4 N.
has filed with lie Judge OF this cvs,rstcs =
| ton praying for letters OF sdmInlssssr Ensa
the estate Oh Emma Renvills, torn'onsxtsg1
/ Peinhutanagtewin or 80 Nrst dt =
| decensed. aud that Monday. tns u ssfd az
| September, faU2, at 1 O'CLOCK p ~; ma ealsin-
being d daI Of a regular term " ,oa. a.
So-wit; OF the September teIm NV 81 W.
COURT room OF said court, AZ tno hags ".
ster, in the County OF, psy ar hRAts
appointed as sne time and pLav any pe4s%%
said petition, when ADD VII, aid peips
may appear AID show cause Why I
| should not be- granted. rnnd, iudyg Z
Witness the Hon, John n ~ SAID eg@Sss
the county SQUIRT aud the sesa AZ bio ~
this I'd day OF August A.. ~. In-af Oays
in the City OF Webster, Counts
1 of South Dakota. Iohn Il Lntsa
l6eall "a County W
] Attest; Juuse 5T.
! Albert Smith, Clerk,
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restored to as good condition as 1t was previous
TO making the excavation. Should any excaya-
ton In any street or alley be left open or
should the work be improperly done, the super
intendent shall have the right to finish or cor
rect the work, and the expense thus incurred
shall be charged to the plumber whose work Is
thus finished or corrected, and shall be paid by
said plumber before receiving another permit.
III. No connections with the mains shall be
made during freezing weather, unless approved
by the superintendent.
WATER RATES.
Sec. 10, The following rates are hereby
established for the supply of water To con-
samers:
Building purposes. No permit issued
for less than one IA dollar. Laying
stana naEch funaannfa unaaaupa-
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Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters o
Administration.
AnO wa

Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters of
Administration.
Aug w3
State of South Dakota, lss
County OF Day.
In COUNTY Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of
Paul Sanford. deceased.
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Louisa Glass Owens,
Julia Bold and John Voice, heirs next Of kin
OF Paul Sanford, deceased, aud 10 all to
whom these presents may come.
Notice Is hereby given that Wa.wan-yag.
man-win has died With tine judge of this court
a petition, praying FOR letters of administra-
tion OF the estate of Paul Sanford, deceased,
and thas Monday, the 18th day of August,
1917, at ons o'clock d. IA. of said day, the came
being a special term OF this court, at the
court room of said court. at Webster, In lte
County OF Day, have been appointed as the
tino and Place for hearing said petition,
when and where any person may appear and
show cause why said petition should NOT De
granted.
Witness the Hon. John II. Lund, Judge Of
the county court, and the seal of said court,
this 7th day OF August, A, ID 1902 at his office
IN the City OF Webster, County of Day, state
OF South Dakota.
t5eail John III. Lund.
Attest: Judge OK County Court,
Albert Smith, Clerk. ~
Frank Sears,
AttornCy for Petitioner.
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Contest Notice.

July IL W0
United States Land Office at Watsrtowas
D., July II, 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit hayinr bns
hled in this office by Samuel Lemaster. oel
testant, against homestead entry Ma 2nal
made June 2, 1900, for the en swk Of ssclIa
IL, township 122, range So, by Thomas Deydh]
~contestee. In which il Is alleged that tie mi
Thomas Dardis has not from the date a VA
entry to the present time, nor at any OshR
time, made any improvement nor any sstnt
ment upon said above described tract, 81 ry
kind whatsoever, nor caused the same 70 y
done, and that said tract is wild prairie laA
without any Improvements thereon Of uy
nature whatsoever, and that such failara 4
making settlement Or improvements wMaM
caused by the claimant enlisting in the US
army or navy in the late wal with Spain, a1
that the said Thomas Dardis has vhoA
abandoned said tract and changed bic t@
dence therefrom for more than six m01isl
since making said entry, cad next pfiosEMs
date herein, and that said tract Is not ssslA
upon and cultivated by said party as requial
by law; said parties are hereby DOIlAeta
appear. respond and offer evidences ioacbns
said allegation at 10 o'clock q. m. ont septt@
Der IL, 1902, before the register and receivfh
the United States land Office In Wsterscsa'
8. ID.
The said contestant having, In a proper Is
dayit, filed July IA, 1902, set forth facts Ehll
show that after due diligence personal NFli
OF this notice can not be made, Il y nerves
ordered and directed that such notes y
given by due aud propGr plbiicatioo 10 g
Reporter and Farmer, Webster. > -. :
Claimants record address: Wanbay, VI
J. II. Lund. Lee Slower, Rssisssr
Contestants Attorney,
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Contest Notice

July IL We
6 United states ses9 Land Office, wateua,l
A sufficient contest afida,aa
been filed In this office by Bellies NnaviaI
contestant, against timber cnit,ssefiAAd
No, 969l, mad October %, 1881. To- ephI
of section IL, township I24. rancIs 81
Anua Sundquist, contestee, in III, Nj y
alleged that the said Anna Snndnnalsnt
MT DfcaI or cause To be broken fvs y
the first year after said entry. na W. srs
break or cause to he broken ~ J. ula ~
portion thereof; that she did MOI paIe
cause to be broken five acres tkpvsak1
year after said eptry, nor anv nars secoa
tiou thereof; that the said cfa;sg y ps
not plant to trees, tree-seeds. nnts y y
tings, nor cause the same to he doas 4
part or portion on said tract n1iIaAe, ~
third, fourth or fifth wear after iSna q
nor at all; that the said Claimant hSasaau l
| at any time from the late ~ Las Y
fling to present time, broke or c.ss ~
be broken any part or portion az satsaaa
nor has she at any time cuItivassaN vs.
caused to be cultivated any nart a1 S!s
tract; neither mas n planted or carss
to be planted TO trees, tree.seeds rnE
crttingS any part or portion az sa,S s.s
at any time from the date az hs, ues
entry until the present time, thst H
said claimant has not made or attss.un
to make any Improvement upon sald ~
from the date of her filing until IN ~
emit time; oil of which defaults still pss.
that said default was not caused hg X
~eulistiug as a marine in the army az ns :
in the late war with Spait.; said nasss
are hereby notified to appear. RESPOND /.
offer evidence touching said alIeyatlesa
10 o'clock a. on September is, faR' Mn.
the register and receiver at the Iniis
States land office in Watertown, s.
The said contestant having, IA 4 NM.
affidavit, filed July s., 1902, set forth Nv
which show that after due diligence -
sonal service of this notice can naI
made, il il hereby ordered and diTpets
that such notice be given by are ~
proper publication in the Reporter n
Farmer, Webster, S. ID. Z
No record address given.
J. III. Lund, H. ]. Mowrey
Attorney. Receiye
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sERpIcE PIPES AND FTxTuREs.

Sees. "A. Along streets where mains
arc laid, service pipes will meet be allowed
to run ACROSS lott. thgt is, from cue lot TO
a:aetiier, but sifast he taken Dom the
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Notice to Creditors.
- n

July "a W.
Estate OF Wiuona Way-aju-ju, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Of Winona Way-a-ju.ju. deceased, to the
creditors OF aud all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this
notice, to the said Ici-ya-ps. he-win, adminiis.
tratrix, at the Office of John s. Noble (oppO.
site the city hall), in the City Of Sisseton,
Robasts county, South Dakota.
Dated July Is, 1902.
Iciyapehewin,
Administrative Of the estate OF
Winons Way-a-ju-ju, deceased.
Jno. 8. Noble,
Attorney for ADMINISTRATORS
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Notice to Creditors,
I.lu OE wA

Estate OF WAy.a-iu-ju, deceased. a.,..ua
Notiee h hereby given by the undeI..s W.,
Iciya-pe-hs.win, administrators Of tas 81 !
Of Nay.a.ju-ju, deceased. to the ens, Ss&
and all persons having claims III N
said deceased, TO exhibit them, pt6s six
necessary vouchers, within tour aothssd s
the first publication OF this notice; tbe 30
lciya-pe-he-win, administrator e,tv halD.n
az John s. Noble Opposite the c.v Scah
the City Of Sisseton, Roberts couns'
Dakota.
Dated July 18th. 1902, ivsnehesin
Administrative OF tns
Jno. s. Noble, of Way.aJu'u
Attorney FOR Administrators
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Sec. 4. The superintendent, or such
other rserson as may be directed by the
superintendent, shall be authorized to
all reasonable hours, 10 ascertain the
location or condition of aiihydrauts. pipes
or other fixtures attached to said works,
and IN case he finds that water Is wasted
on account OF negligence, or for want OF
repairs, he shall give notice thereof, and
;jf such waste is not renIeQieI within
fofty-eight hours thereafter the water
shuil pc cut of until said demands are
Complied with, and shall not lie turned on
again until the sum of enc dollar has
Oxen paid TO TIC superintendent, such
~an,oniit 10 10 10 ike credit of the water
works fund.
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Notice Of Hearing Petition
Administration. Lsstsa y
State OF South Dakota i
County of Day SO
In the matter Of the estate az
Mastiuska. Deceased.
The state of South Dakota "a.
to Wa-ka-hi-di- min heirs ner IA \. grnet.l
tiuska deceased. and to ali ~ N $40 Of IN
presents may come. Whom sksl
Notice IL hereby given that ".
has ill cd with the judge OF III" aka.aidl
ton. praying for letters OF y JIourt. Ard
the estate of Mastiuska decessaaaisfratio y
Tuesday, the 10th day OF AuRnss snd IA
o'clock y. m. of said day, beins IVY tt -
regular term of this court. = ~ Or +
August term, 1902, at the conrt scwsliti Of n
court at the City of Webster in ,,SSoom Of M
Day, South Dakota, have been 10 coanh \
the time aud place for hesrine .~appoints& \
when and where any person ms ! 'aua peill2
show u why said petition appear y
granted. Aoaia not y
Witness the Hon. John a, Lima
the county court, and seal of saiS !acN \
30th day OF July, A. ID. 1907, at MI s@SattE "a
City of Webster, county OF Day. se o,aee y q
Dakota. ssotSpaA
lSeall Joh, =
Attest. Judge Of tho I'll Ana2
Albert Smith, Clerk. COUNTY eonl
Frank Sears,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Watertown, 8. D., July, %,
1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten.
ton to make homestead thal proof IN sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the judge, or in his absence the
clerk of courts. az Webster, s. T., on Septem-
Der Is, 1909, viz:
MAGGIE SCHOENBORN
for the neA swA OF section 3, township 12l q.
range So W. 5th r. M.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land. viz: Theresa Hesse, john
sampson, John p. 0pitz aud John Opitz, all
of FraRk p. o., s. ID,
lee Slower, Register.
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Secretary of State

An Irishman says he always shuts
his eyes when he looks at a lady's
faults.
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problems of the day. namely, inebriety
and excess. The play deals with the for
tunes Of Katinka Jenkins and her family.
The heroine lives with her father, step
mother and invalid sister, Olivia IN squat
i'd surroundings. Her sole affection is for
her fragile younger sister, and she re-
ceives with silence the solicitations of her
father, who wishes her to marry Brinker,
a money lender. The father has been
drinking heavily and has borrowed
largo sum from the money lender on the
promise of marriage. Katinka, finding
some comfort in the words spoken to her
by Eric Hargraves, q young student, who
boards with the family, but personally de-
testing Brinker, and desiring to aid her
sister, runs away and becomes the mistess
Of Albert Lindsay, a young clubman. The
aid afforded by Kentucky, who secretly
sends money, enables her sister to regain
her health and become engaged to John
Strong, a reformer. The remuneration of
Katinka by Olivia, who finally learns OF
her career, and the departure of the
heroine into maddened scenes Of revelry
are rapidly told. Pursued by Brinker, and
casting off Lindsey, she determines to end
all, but is finally redeemed by Eric, and
together they 60 to the war. enlisttng as
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dress and the general attractiveness Of the
school teacher quite enrage the women
against her. They prefer charges and
she is tried by the school board and ex-
onerated after having appeared in the
DRESS sung the song and danced the dance
before them. President Hochstuhl is
badly smitten with the pretty teacher
and his son falls in love with her. There
is funny first act in the village drug
store, which is also the postoffice. The
schoolroom scene that follows, terminal
ing in the trial, the acquittal and a. free
for-all fight, participated in by the school
board and the onlookers, is most anus
ing episode. The concluding act, which
finally settles the various complications,
is likewise extremely funny, except for
dramatic touch given by the school
teacher, who has a realistic attack Of
Mysteries from being pursued by the
| women.
1t is comedy that calls for some SUI
perior acting and presents, In the roles
CT Miss Carter and Hochstuhl, some real
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ly artistic presentations. There is IS q
novel departure from custom in the last
act. Many play has won fame by an
undressing scene for the female star, but
this play has a similar ordeal for the lead
ing made role and it is made very conf
cal and not at all vulgar or shocking.
There are, of course, subplots which fur
nish much humor and there are some
we'll ou timed characters. A bibulous
hotel proprietor, two henpecked husbands,
a mastodonic school boy, and three adj
mirably drawn types Of rural female gos-
sips are cleverly portrayed. Hochstuh1.
the president of the school board, and a
self-made German, who confesses that
he knows nothing Of anything but cat
tie and dogs, is the center Of attraction.
"All on Account Of Eliza" will be pre-
scented here by an excellent comedy or
ganization under the management Of
Jacob Lift. ALI Of the sumptuous scenic
equipment used during the long run OF
the piece at the Garrick theater, New
York, will be utilized. The play is laugh
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"AlI on Account OF Eliza"

"All on Account Of Eliza" the popular
comedy drama by Leo Ditrichstein, which
will be given an elaborate presentation
at the Bijou, all Of next week, depicts in
an amusing manner the fluctuations en-
countered by Elizabeth Carter, an attrac-
tive school teacher from New York, who
comes to preside over the district school
in little country town in the western
part Of New York state. She has city
ways and city clothes. Franz Hochstuhl
is a retired cattle dealer, German, and
president Of the local board Of school trus-
tees. Miss Carter appears at a church fair
in q modestly decollette gown that shocks
the women of the community, and sings
French song and dances quiet little
skirt dance. The song, the dance. the
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THE THEATERS

Special Company in "A Modern Mag
dalen" at the Metropolitan for the first
half of the week commencing tomorrow
night. The fame Of Miss Binghams
ability as an actress and manager IS well
established. The company she has Sc
cured for her repertory speaks volumes
for her judgment. In the Amelia Bing-
ham company's group Of stars of the first
magnitude. are the names Of w. J. Fer
guson, FRANKLIN Roberts, Daniel Jarrett,
Victor M. de Stlke, Charles Mason, Harry
Lillford, Bernard c.. Mcclure, Frederick
Leet. Agnes Findlay, Katherine Fisher,
Alice Melville, Laura Osborn, Eveline
Haven, Marion P. Johnson and Roselle
Knott are sufficiently warranted that a
powerful ensemble is always maintained.
IA Modern Magdalen'' has enjoyed a run
Of three months in New York and is a
powerful drama dealing with the great
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nurses, and enter upon a new and highe
life,
Lewis Morrison In "Faust."

Lewis Morrison himself will appear as
Mephisto for the last time here, in an
elaborate new production Of Faust" at
the Metropolitan the last half of next
week. The scenery; electrical effects, Co.'S
tunes and instrumental and vocal music
are all new. The entire production is the
most ornate ever given to Faust in its
long and prosperous career Of twenty sea-
sons, and the return Of Lewis Morrison
to the part of Mephisto will invest it with
double interest. Morrison has many imi-
tators, but they lack the breadth of con-
ception and lose in defamation the fire
and force which Lewis Morrison's studied
and difinified impersonation possesses. In
exemplifying the triumphant power Of Sa-
tan in the weird Broken scene, Lewis
Morrisons magnificent voice and physique
carry him to climax which no imitator
can match, so polished and shaded is the
art that leads to the climax OF exultant
passion, sublimated until it attains nobil-
ity, as the scene closes with the rain OF
fire, the weird electrical flashes and the
l,ndd glare Of satan's kingdom illumin-
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ating the scarlet figure Of the prince OF
darkness hooking the lost souls below. In
his subtle scenes depicting the temptation
of Faust and Marguerite in the garden, or
his witty, satirical scene with Dame Mar
tina, Lewis Morrison shows the artist In
no less degree. The supporting company,
chorus and mechanical effects have been
brought to the highest pitch Of perfection
by careful rehearsal.