Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-09-04
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Alldu vas fo,,. -
river at Yankton. He had Ssa
water about a month, and nue. veg
to identify. u WI
Three carloads Of sheen
ped from Frederick to x. ~
ranch, near Sioux City W. as
go on feed. 'Aefs y
Money has been raised
cessary arrangements are saa
for a harvest carnival Ia 1
Gettysburg, Sept. 24.26.
Henry Shaw, one Of N.
tiers of Bon Homme Conn, sacas
the age of seventy-two, Of ssI,.
OF the stomach and gain stona.
Cattle shipments at Gettv,s.
tinue In such numbers thu, |,
sary for the Northwestern -
extra trains almost every a.,
Members of the Rapid civ 1.
panies and their families m,sa
excursion to Hot Spring,
train went down, accompa,,as
band.
Miss Maud johnson of sns,,a.
been elected assistant prInrIr.l3
Terry schools, at a SALARY y
month: She is a graduate Of A.
normal school at Spearasb.
John Wilson, who was enrl,.
Will Mansfield, a farmer. Ifyins
west of Mellette, stol ebis srs,a
horse and drove to Verdon y.
told at Verdon that officers w.
his trail, and skipped.
The twelve-year-old son q, ".
Miles, a farmer living in Avon y
township, near Gettysburg. was
by lightning. The bolt struet A
the head, passing downward Il.
his body, also killing the horse
riding.
Three of the five delegates NJ,
ter Is entitled to send to thu i
session of the InternationsI M
congress at Butte have been ,Dsl
ed. They are w. F.. Wright n
Franchise and w. W. Odds. Tbsl
two are to be named this week.
Threshing has begun again N
Frederick, after several DAYS 81 n
weather. cry little wheat has
threshed but the yields are rOl
from fifteen TO eighteen busbs,
acre. Some excellent barley 4 !
ing in and selling to local feeds
80 IL cents per bushel.
Miss Cecilia Gilbertson, John n
terson and Thomas Aastrom have
arrested at Britton on the chud
perjury. alleged to have been con
ted in May last, when testimory
taken as Sisseton In the fral !
case of Miss Gilbertson covering
homestead in Marshall county
Judge Smith has adjourned the
of court for Aurora and SanbOrn /
ties until a later period. They va
have been held in September, but
ing to the immense amount Of
the farmers have on hand, the j
has decided to give them a cham
finish 1t before being called upOl
jury duty.
Gettysburg is crowded with
seekers. The land agency has hd
special trains this week, and al
other real estate offices have al
visitors they can attend to. Il Is
mated that over 10000 acres Of ?
county lands have changed hands
in the past few days. Land ~
appear to consider this county 9
gain counter" of fine farm land
Upon motion of the prosecutor
case of the United States vs.. "a
+. Bulls, alias Samuel y Ba
charged with robbing the postola
Frankfort, s. D., on the night Of y
1901, was dismissed at Sioux
Bulls demanded an immeOlaIe
but, as the government could y
cure an indispensable witness, us
had to be dismissed.
The interior department na'
tached the Wind cave, near
Springs, to the Black Hills iocs'
serve, Mr.. Bullock has receive
ders to put the ranger whose tll
isenearest the cave in charge ~
Bullock will visit the cave hlrlsel
few days to look the situation oys
to promulgate rules and resg,'
for the guidance Of tourists. ?,
also appoint one or more oficial !
from among those most ianiliA'
the interior.
The Black Hills Mining Men'
citation ran an excursion rom
wood and Lead to Sylvan iase y"
Burlington. The party ailgassu
the train at Custer and was any.
rest of the way to the lake ID ~ y
The accommodations OF tne ).
the lake were taxed to taKe y
the number. Part of the excaisa
remained over night and wiz =
to the lake In the morning. An y,
tainment was arranged ior w
Custer. :.
Mai. Hunt and Lieut.. MOE ]
former commanding the secuA y
ron of the Thirteenth cavalfy, !,
latter squadron adjutant, nav VIM
at Fort Meade from Fort ASSN !.
Mont, and have taken statloa :
post. Troop C Of the ThirIe
the way there from Yellows N
and the transportation tram
coed form there to Fort heoss
to meet 1t, as the latter
journey will be across COUNT !,
A, now In Yellowstone rai !
expected to be ordered there y ! !
time, and Troop J., at Fort -
be back before winter, man /
troops at the post, which W.
accommodations. The praw MAJ
Of the first squadron, under r,n No.
lor, has been abandoned, ne
trapsnortation train being u