Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-06
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The land sales in Clay ~
week ending Feb. Is, wera s: y
gregating SIS, SO5.
Douglas. son of Un,,as
ney j. d. Elliott, fell oas
broke his arm. "a
l.. +. Means, the piones,
of Howard, has purcbasa. 4
house at Carthage.
Sanford A. Lyon of Hun. |,
appointed a messenger /.
with the weather bureau
John S Hogg of Norr..
county, has been appoint4s
Fort Berthold Indian schoss
Mrs, Abbie j. Knott Of NJ,
has teen appointed assis,sss b
the Rapid City Indian schos !
The Geddes postofice hs.
a presidential office, WITH NJ
$1,000 per annum attached M
Land continues on the a.
Parkston. The Hutchinson ~
closed a deal last week. -.
per acre for a raw quarter
Gov. Herreid Jas issued !
TO Samuel l.. Ia ylCr as con,n,'J
deeds for South Dakota J.
phia.
The annual Ball Of the p,.
OF Locomotive Fjrcmen q, N
be given in the opera hou, !
evening, March "a.
The controller OF the curr..-I
proved the First National hs,s
neapolis as a reserve agent 4,
liens National Of Watertor /
Dick hammers, one Of the III
OF Hamlin county, died OF sna
the home of Ed Goemans. on /
Stevens farm, in Hayti to yns]
The South Dakota congress
cation has Joined in recomnel
vim X. Neff for POSTMASTER \
Brown county, vice X. N. MsI
Mrs. j. A. Wallace Of Ekh
from her granddaughter M
while hanging a picture IA
arm and severely injaring n
der.
The Aberdeen Telephone eani
received the third and last seal
big 600-drop switchboard, wild
ing placed in position In TIE 4
quarters.
Elk Lodge No. 44i, which Va
ized at Hnuron a few yeaH :
has "A membership close to 4
week a class OF nine were aid
membership.
A fire at Buffalo Gap totalya
the drug house and contenH 4
G.. Grimm. Thu loss was AID
insured for $500. The origin u
Is not known.
James ]. Hardin has dispCx|
acres Of farm and hay land n
Water valley TO Henry FnI
Deadwood attorney, who viii 4
into a cattle farm
George Lawrence Of Hurus Y
Ing as conductor on the Yard
~al-Northwestcrn passeags
during a brief absence which \
Kent is enjoying.
Mrs. Edward Harris Of Mad
of pneumonia, leaving a hls3
two small children. She was
Of the f. b. M. lodge, in which,
carried $1,000 insurance.
A. Woodward of Waterfowl
ing on engaging In the drug q
Aberdeen. Mr.. woodward 4
Quoted stores in Waterfront, v
other places in the state.
The new Chicago g. Na1
passenger depot at WatertoV|
pleted. and the 800 east-boaE|
ger Wednesday evening was
train in and out OF the new da
Eugene Newell, mail carrie
DeSmet. Howard and DraEols1
distance of 1920 miles per
eight years he has made zss
travelled 81, $50 miles by team;
William Miner has sold ha
county farm for $40 per acre
a half-section OF land In the I,
purchaser Is an Iowa maa
convert the place into a sioCi
The Success MANUFACTURING !
whose officers are mostly Ai's
are figuring on moving tnen ]
Fedora to Artesian, end eniAs'
order TO handle their groWhs
washington Springs Is de'1'
make 1902 its best year, ~,
end a business mems lsagus
organized. A prize Of $50 hI
up for the best-kept and nv"
yard next summer.
Vermiliion is growing ~
salary of the postmaster !.
preaching $1,000. There als !, \
In the not distant future tne !
cry may be given to VermlD~,
as to the country districts
A civil service examinauuss
In Mitchell recently by sscrey'
for female industrial teachea
dian service. Two ladies, ops
Vernon md the other from Y
agency. took the examinau0-
The home of z. T. Whl. y,
creek, In the Hills. was ia
fire with all its contents I'M
buildings were also burneu,
ing estimated at $1,000. iD
was $500.
The firm Of Smith q 100
OF Yankton. has sold GU. n
son, who already ow ms a's
large grocery estabilssh 4
Nh NJ