Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-04-24
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lay, can, II he desires, go to his nearest
aankfandEhr@ tha5 Es fTi6EM Tih
Fl SPteiEj-$EIhftt
se" e .nrE 4&5 fS Sis e $5 siSf y Ii 8 a asH; 7 p ]
cent, tnstead Of 8; 9 and 10 FER cent, ds
b; south st% Tn' Ds a 6f%ssfsyi9sa l h2so22iDg. iy
~ tRnsO@ aa bastUuH EMsfsoudh
Dakota is pot kno Hn as q c~orn-raisins
state, 1itSshas @lho&sYSeTSDinths past tMi
years, RAISED, splorE, corh;than wheat.
Farm lands lin Southern and East
srh South DskoSs hay eGanRaas irea8hdd
,trieesS fthat' YSntaa, liaSSa2lasstHst 3fsab4
stous a. few wears ago; and InanX afsaTrt
fersein thar f~secttonEef. thsi state sareIssli
tp!'tf9SSt3AA Hant5 ttAn9s
ifebpK iRg9aheapeFiI1 Ian dsi In the gaEsharh
part no~fothebstatet where, fhes ewbsbSitp
getsapotherr auilk sldSSneSS III fhr&ef ~
gaen ne&ts ifem reseilirg again at
snoth erii han9sSne; iptoht; or, If theft
.sigeois sTu4fahf lth3t ! hidRYS.1do not a .tb
move againoEhay} viii pgabably remain
at their pew ctIsesIsermaAently:,
,%3Thhe, Ef&9SdEI lara torppanyy assbole
about. ;ha1f das fini4lieni dollars worth ~
South Dakota" lands9 pcrt,y4efoferofths
E,pAsts six IT. sISFt 'SsaNs taStieSlAS raf
If itldtG EarrparssW hai;puRchased tehe! I
on time ida pehdfhge on the ,Srbpt
6'payp f3f'thA' iard, una afls ee6nISaHS
haseneyer haf lnertgaeG9foudGlossre
which, thssily proves hat the cropk
psaIye fpSsfA 1870 3 pay the indebtE
+sdness -onthel and.-This -faet4s-fart4fe
prorerp asy afiHestfss uSi'a5ffeheiTeeord
at any of the S3bal8s seatsn swhieb ,wit
Jbgylth81argesu decressses ingfaEuO mortt
cages of aRyooaheTp stain IsttHm edt nj
The prssidsat,9sfb the %EFsl Yy86ha + and
s9mp$9fS 2faf &si&gaa h sf%isoavei
all sTthaimWesteEa nPSnduo& Or1 hwesterr
statesR 4spicornectfosn With thp lahd,ttHHad
9,mrfmf1igeTraRt ~ IIbbunsinnpe !, land Ia faGttshat
hfs, GompanY has made nearby aii of its
snvestyhehts 4fosouthL tDaK6ta proves its
lfatth1 n ,that Efsdt' aid, asssSo5wtngS stataS'
5i VI RTpif Jim.. River Wall N. n191 q
AK MNlKehzie iofi GrGtorn,I s. ID, .tyho
WAS postnaster atnGrotoR9,f from MasSht
i$ssg until April 1909 and, Who haeispent
The last twenty. years1ih SoathIDsketa,
TspIdI 5000 900 wore "t6f I BtoTfn 5,SppSSfptS
AND, last ygaf11in,HEe saySioiiqooxo 7iod;
mo better sold than that .ofrthsrgreat-
.to taftit6 f BroT'hji' cot1tfa, &east or the
Iames river can Re found III 'thiHastate,
The surface soil oisg hn rich, black 99aih'
ranging from tfaisg8ttssRs insfs alf IRE.
soil from ten etQgtWentT feet deep. The
country is nearly 5sRel and free from
STONE or gtaoeFa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hr,dr
lnce can be ron .,SMsns ,Faag;-
| tng, In depthss fDomBy6pte cen ito AIt9santy-
Ave fet.as TheGasoiRfs atYrn3rsplS 8dapted
TO- raising. m.alltt lIdrds Of small grains,
srasses and vegetables EDrtno can sbe
GROWN ,lss utpessftals9aia lara lhfohtb ~
fieidg OF tbhEfy4f aye; 5322ffpprrtSS rfYe nbnsbi
els are, eantn1on.1 Small ,fraiitsUdai web
Nc, better c6untryi5for 1rdfsfnS Acattt1ee,
,bossss. ana sheep cab hhe f8uads ThsIaHr
mate suits tbspas and}3 dja&asel BsoaEns :
ttow VIII. GfNegare' soratef Ifhdtftee" a}tttesffan
5eftt, oMhHtysi fsrnIsts .,hSes@ SssfpsH5hape
EElsIs oanai others larse7 wells q %arishirs
Eater Z fore larttaeia festakeAg,1aff NH nafe
stocked With different HafietbiEes GGafshi
They utilize the power fFoBp4th wells
,or various purposes sueh9as feed $5tirts.
cream, separstporrs,o sSehlirrs ard Mashing
machines Many farm DIN tdrhs . tocaifl
ttyt c6ntaf noitnpfovsmeHt 4 that
wot,ai put y shame TIE impfoEehants
n, older statessfIt Isl not ap5uncdrnmon
ching to find farm RESIDENCES heated by
furnaces and lighted with, iaSetylsne
! gas; having rural ree pdeliyeEg9at q tpeir
ioorsg1and I'M oomfnanieatioh bynteie--
phone WITH the 6pter World ThesA, are
. but a few Of. the iG~onVanienoesr andidm-
nrowements2 you cam find or. many q
s,arnr in Eastern Brown ieophty. IGnnn
4 - initbeI past twelve monthslaT sold
D,ver half a million aollarssowotth .tof
Hand in, Brown; county alone, The, buzz
.rss We're from Southern. Minnesota.
Illinois, Wisconsin and the south
|.rn part of the STATE. Nearly al, of the
nigh priced lands thatrL soldoare being
|kettIed on-by-the purchasers. Others
win move +here&aktert harvest Holland
FRS from Jasper and Marion staaFriipnnp counties.
iowa. l~tiuulrchased o large tract of aland
north of. GrotonJclThei first contingent
arrived last week bfipging, with them
t06Ui, head ot Registered abarthopntheifers.
bthersofroa utheses- Same acoutttiesg VIII
] a,,a;,y .aoSiu pWisn~3i % aLil, h,
I raIIlE DIA
mig cation FROM sth3S sectfehl fTbYfs|the
stafes satoys, imte ttaaPtfA Ss J1sds,is
very favorable q ~yuggna3 as.a'l%.L u
sThea verdict + of There who = have
boxed this section '6ytp ana &bS are 10
hi position TO pass judgmens inonait is.
.tbat lands Il no 3eirdto4sl y nfIin-
lstde,sf one ysi snse II B s4sH All d, rap
sacre, much more readily than they 4bSSyy
sen for sssebb sahd $s0Ss b1s x..nn,q .ise19i
3 e a Miller cofB0 ~rtDnvillesi MtnHY ifol
sthes1 past,s twenty years q 5pr0mitentb
'aheati8et. with tthe banking and vothel
interests OF, Grant and RoDerts counties
South Daketa,2 and Big Stone county
Minnesota, has thisbtois say ceneernins
the land values and crop prospects oi
Basternl. south Haakkataa and wSesterfS
Mifinesbta: sanx, hua sIsuo eIiz dflJ ioHla'
aTweiye or fifteen years ago tgeowert
IN serious doubts whether II ever would
De possible to raise Anything but smal
grains In this, 'ocantyahThe growing OF
corn was largely on experiment, and
the results at the time were very mea-
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