Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-16

AZ cash entries and o. hayinel
final proofs were maae onaesteadl
nlings, and 9 final proofs - = lone
ture land. There were g., tinbes4
sales. and the total reea, ahdiaa
quarter were over $1,000 foS
The Chicago G Northwest.
has been fortunate In saa"s rad
at Salem. Water vas ST., fing 4
OF 2l8 feet. The we'll has ~ ats
feet Of water. Both the Nlaed Wit
ana Omaha are having ss,,n.nss
in securing water for .ious h
the route. They are nnnu al
water, the Northwestern hs, yang
porary tank. while the omshis
on the nre hose for its supulS ~
AS an illustration OF -.
the vicinity Of WATERFOWL !, way hl
In value, the following lacfea
quarter section near the ci,, SVEN
sold for $22 an acre. The 1ast NJ
once listed it for sale, ana ssAass
time It was again bought, tbs
ing s2S an acre. Again n uas prse
sale and before long the nr,as usIsd
acre was paid for it. The lana
held for $35 an acre.
Fay Jones OF Huron, who's
crushed Under the cars a.
who was brought to Aberdaan
gical treatment, died late ~
After he reached the hosn,ta, -
geons found him to be sinLin. ny
result of the shock to his svss. y
the amputation of his legs was !.
dertaken. He continued to fan rN
out the day until death cow
was young railroad man and fsi !.
the top Of a car.
The Democrats of Douo,..
nominated the following ticko,. I
resentative. r. NJ. Hutchinson.
urer, w. F. Stearns; auditor D.
Dana; sheriff, Gus Fuhlendort. \
Nick Schippe"s; Judge, ]. 7. Ma,ts.1
superintendent, w. ]. Dodge. ~,
DR., Robinson: assessor, Joe BRETT
commissioners, James Hauskutt 4
Beste and William MCDANIEL. Ths !
olutions adopted relate entirely Ia ~
ty matters.
Gust Paul, residing near Water,ov'
committed bigamy a few days ,
though unwittingly. He thought \
wife had secured a divorce from M
and therefore remarked about \
weeks before he was divorced M
wife No. /. Paul married his secnl
wife Sept. 6. and a decree was grsr.l
his first wife Sept. II. The facts bsI
just been brought to light, and M
Paul No. / may make 1t warm for N
erstwhile husband.
A SON of the late chief Sitting Bull
the Sioux nation has departed from !,
dian tradition and Is on the payroll
the Elkhorn Railroad company a
coal HEAVIER. Sitting Bull, Jr., as be
called, is a full-blood Indian, but /,
acquired a fair education In ElgAl
branches and is considered a 81
workman. He Is not the only tI
blooded Indian employed by the con
pany, as several have obtained pa
tons.
The Lincoln county convention of
Prohibition party was slimly attenis
no boiling Republicans taking pa
Joseph M!not, the boiling Repubic
candidate for state senator; Joseph II
Populis., for the Legislature, and A.
Austin, Populist, for county treasuf'
were Endorsed; also Brady Beck, !
publican, for clerk, and George Dei
Republican, for superintendent j.
Ulberg and Jacob Easton were nol
mated for the legislature, and the =
Of the ticket was left blank.
A county and Legislative ticket v
placed in nomination by Custer coun
Democrats. Miles F. Smith was !
nominee for member Of the house
representatives; William h. ram
treasurer: Robert s. Lewis, sheriff
r. Smith, clerk Of courts; J. ). rutna
register of deeds, A. T. Hesraro' :
ditor: IA. A. Sprague, states attoln'
Mary l.. Reid, superintendent A.
Smith, surveyor; Mark Hogan sss'
sor; c. b. Smith and H A, Aloien, %
missioners from the First ana Ss''
districts, respectively.
The late corn around Tyndan u los
to have been injured some by ING ~
A portion of It win be soft. MOI ~
has been husked, but there are y.
which have been picked for feedlhs !
run as high as sixty bushels anu
wards. One Bon Homme county ~
err dug about 400 bushels OK pO'a
from three-quarters OF an az
ground. At the extremely low pi -
% cents q bushel his crop VIII pe
800. This would be at the rals y !
an acre, or enough to Guy Wv
three times over.
William Lamear and ~
aged fifteen and seventeen, Ieop
Iy, have been held to appear p ~,
next grand jury at Terry on tns Z
of malicious mischief. Ihsy .
caught throwing a switch on .ns ! !
Mountain line of the Burlhs 4
In an attempt 20 ditch a trass ii
Burlington and Elkhorn rosu =, ,
been having difficulty on s1arnsr
Mountain lines and have IA 4
found their switches thrown us !
stones on the track. -Four '
derailed recently. s.
The regular September term
circuit court closed at Hui !,
judge signed a decree Of div0rOs
vor Of Mrs. Hannah A. G. bai
her husband, william A. Bar
custody OF six unmarried cniia TN
$3.50 49, ugkfa fOEeTncI "" /.