Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-04-24
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several buildings are rapidly being
pushed to completion t Beresford. The
cry ~ on the boom, r. rand ftaofi
III Aaois Anderson OF Lead and Miss
Tmaggie Heffron of1Hastlngs. NeB.! were
! married by VICAR General Redmond.
N. r. Johnson has recovered a YER
dict for $685. against the Milwaukee
1Raiiway for the RiNfng OF q
team rear Trfpps ~ /
Having accented the offer OF Carne.
gie ilarayA Yankton is vhaying the usual
hairApplHngs exferiense over Inc. Aoca-
tion 5otbthe building. ! lOC
"Re~"George-H Starring has~resigned
the pastorate of the Congregational
chWeh Jag gSFprthing Apdr returned to
his home at Huron. ~i"C III" 4~S'i'
c. M. Farnham, Of the
Brown County Abstract company, died
after an illness OF only a few days, of
stomach and bowel troubles.
Arfargsments .hays besh-conpleted.
ana work will soon begir on the new
court house ar Abtf6esn.% by1f. Miller.
contractor, of LeMars. Iowa -
1.-The MARRIAGE otlFrsd GassEand Miss
Anna Thatchinger. Of Rsrmoso, took
place at Rapid City. Mr.. -Geiger Is a
bWell-to-doF stock man rof Hermosa,s Z.
Conductor John Green OF Huron, was
called to Escanaba, Mich, By the Death
Of his, brotheT a railroad nam at that
place WHO was killed hSSrailway ac-
ciSent.
j. The state treasurer has received "A
draft from the general government Of
s.g25'5 to apply to the Hatch fund for
the maintenance Of the state agricnlt-i
ural college, ,T.. -y-E.,uu
Frequent rains have prevented the re-
seeding of low lands in Bf6RnI county
ito wheat, though the, work Is progress
ing very TeTri in the lighter and better
drained lands.
Mrs. Jennie M Tubbs. wife of New
ton s. Tubbs,I died at the family home
at Carton, of a complication of dis,
casey aged fortyEone years. Besfhes
her husband. she left three chiltren!-~
I wofk-An the &Masonfe temple at
Yankton has been resumed, and a new
business ~bIaciS=is~fn process Of on
struction~ ON Judge Bartlett Trips lots
on the corner of Third and Broadway.
: The senate has passed.the bill author
tzing The Federal Railway company to
construct a combined railroad, wagon
ana foot basseng@T bridge bridge ACROSS
the Missouri river at Oacoama, Lyman
county.
August Behmer,.7ia Black@FIilisa 'pi-
cneer died at his rome In, RockeryilIs.
near Keystone, aged seventy-nine. HIS
remains We're shipped to Indianapolis,
Ind, for interment. He came to the
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improvements, a~ggregating $4,000 in
value will be made at Geddes during
the 1cohfihg season. Among them will
be a large hotel, several business hous-,
Lss, a Catholic church and about twenty
dwelling houses.
In making abstracts Of real property
at Washington, one of the largest and
busiest places In Beadle county, II was
discovered that the patent to the land
on which the town is located had ney-
er been recorded, ..... .."..........t s
Prof. Clyde Stone, principal OF the
normal department of Huron college.
has re signed. and departed for his home
In Carrolton. III. The serious illness of.
his father required Mr.. Stones presence
at the old. home. ,..... e.. -.''.,-- -'.. ~
J.. p. Hauser Of Aberdeen, who is att.
tending the Boston Theological school,
will soon leave for Oxaca. Mex. where.
he win become a teacher and a preach
er, under the direction Of the NJ. z.
Missionary society.
i. Word has been received at Pierre, an
nouncing the death, from, consumption.
at Redlands, Cal, of John s. White. a
former resident of that city, who went
to California-last winter with the hope
Of regaining his health. g., son. ,>tta- q.
"a. j. Douglas of Huron has gone TO.
Big Stone Lake to arrange for opening
his big hotel for the summer, season.
He will enlarge and othel wise improve
the place; and add one or two new
boats to his sailing craft s3TATs
Charles Miner of 3Beadle, county sold
ifty-two head of corn fed steers Efou
&c. 900, This is an averageao of about $9S
Der head. The products of Mn Miners
farm. on Pearlscreek. have brought up.
wards of $4,000 this year.
The members Of the Episcopal church.
at Sisseton have purchased lots ana
'Axpect to erect a handsome church
luffneR the, coming summer. In the
meantime a temporary structure will
be used for church purposes.
w. Fl. Fritz and Maude Berry Of Ar
mour were married by Rev. G. FL. Ba-
ger, of the Congregational church. Mr..
fritz is a popular young business nan
of1 Armour. and Miss Berry is well
thought of by her host d friends. {
Steps are being taken for the CONVEX
don of q large tract of land adjoining
Huron into a park. A committee OF
dtizens has gone to Chicago 20 interest
the owners of the land, and indications
are that the visit win be successful.
The SUPERINTENDENT of the Cape
Nome Hydraulic Mining company has
been accepted by Mr.. James Cusick for
another year. and be will leave. Lead.
this week, Mr.. Cusick was formerly
state mine inspector for South Dakota.
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