Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-04-24

@ POE s9n:iw = iuoliul on aHmag ell
'Vl1lHo l'iA Eo4T "g-r'i.@T gGD-at'nN3 iii
: their shipments afsyoing! stBckl 4 And
Anishett stock, oltrE but they guard lt1e
figures as carefully AS though, jdiscns-
ure meant 7fufn.21
The country, west, OF Aberdeen. the
counties. Of Edmunds, Mcpherson. Wal
.nsHonth and Campbell, I,ared simply aideal
for stock raising; ana the deyeiopnnent
~ itheirbifesohlffeces IN Ifthts. .~diSscti9nt, has
hardly begun UabnI ohi o.Olsd abam %
u The' counties df iMarsHaYG, Day. Grant
and Roberts Rre JaAo Magnificent stock
@seatianss rw~hiba'slsiniG CLARK, sFaalk anh
Potter counties arTi efuaftE 1gS5d, 10 4
los SPAttho Ralkq9tSaPu ff8a5aklss Fourth ia The Ast
bo1 states and farfitodiessin .thel pr0ducr
'Sf'ies6ldH growing. cattle.
horAesGhpgS and fheep---that IS, In the
cost and the-hHfabeP-ef-p -of-ffesh
an an'mapitpuFtaE q SrP dttTng a season
gwit:qFFf4R4hfs 50 4 na8 8R8A ths8 +JhscstaaS
2QTgRSF iannssGj nssia IdoIoh ii eoiJUN
Losmoi.ohs fsaaHfsi II; Z ~ FfShsesmEE
bbGH IF IHeREGa Observation-Disclosures
BID tt6sT Manshallg COUNTY, had afpiext
opeAen& faste fA1is }hat sk6HYd GSppssn4Sf
CSNS ~, Eb4ttgt1 wv fhUo JAIN nv the SldLf
rtoothsEasaosst OF .strSuey teHAeyahays. l6st
tRgy ITpfs.BRRsfF %%hfddggfftt8 tld t$ss vi ii fi"'
EEYiAFa EkenrH IQwHedb49a head % f,1gndd
istsaIsa NaIfns rousxlouyafS lt4sited nttta
E'herdi9S and DfftsS atB ibR gay tttt8mS AHA
taySspepts14 8, p9Usd for the bunch. Three
cents the highest offer made. IN
stead Of selllng;IyHH fP' he turned them
irto standing corn at ipdinyersntn avail
ty, ana herdedstbAm lnrdfse coma fields
for just six weeks. .tlngg :Ig1Il) "Ll NJ
At the ems, Of SIX qta3kF " Hold YtRe
steers for aGSnts pes ROpndIa gninpaf22
cents a nouud. IBut, tbisd gain docs, not
~rtrt~sdht bPgpthpafs%rWhe1' A. 'ttSItsntffd
them into 3hte ,9gGprmp they weighed aV-
erage of Il coo pounCs each. or 100000
pounds. When ne sold thep they
, fessSs3saap 5HS ed5555H 7#sf ss''83e .ss: sss'
0. onBth2 seEbginah AfQAQGa poInas odle
gained 2 cents ipaul ejouRd,!6r ss%gbs. s1She
|JfSrcHaSSa 8EsfGgHfttnaafS' ttbBgs 9h4SHESsG S
Bpfi BgundsIaRd qR, thjs siieii gainsh the
,entipe sselln saprSeea of - CENTS oef'pS5ffd,
hrss3; 900 4HtI t6taEsg8h, dthsrefofe.s s%5ass
vi 200. paot htsd aneHidob8 Ideauetsd
the value oflUthsi eorni pthtoffiatsFnost
did not t,esxxcssHI s., G60,! %shtlei tn" eNnshfe
OF heTtGjngi WAS trivial. HE galsoi ran
nnanr. hosSin the aielas wieh the cattle,
snaoItis STA tsff'8 aAthPMtS ShARBs
theEIproft on the. lhagsIgalopso1Raad hfar
the iesrn .5atTte figuras! gwen are .ttSut
raee' ,raIJas aiilJ or stIamS rtJI5Ia htH
| utL aids .as Noneyuin Flax Is !4ia4
ManE farmers in Browtf 'tothty last
fall, Harvested RrsRs of fax that were
| worth horeGDnGitheodha tketn thaf a. the
land on which the crops YeFea faiseqtf
/ nnrrDiekeEson EEpsnths well known tfarm-
1 ers near PutheYaiB BROWN county lso3ed
goo s3cFes,, to ttFS%% rEefstGsdd Gs590
\ bushels; Seventy acres of the land CIV
ing laarield oflsSs5t t~wenty-one bushels,
The price, at, WhIGb y MaiSqld hEaSl JBet
been learned, ahptl at SlRR per bushel'
(which is about the lowest quotation the
Iiseed has reached! X wquad ,haSsponetted
jthem $44, 200, better thar S2a per acre or
lmore than ltiseg hand swoyld elc oSt
them. had they b6asht5i taaTb spEftsGr
Frank, IFultirans last sprtHg bought
what WAS known 4s5theGD oFat Holiahd
lshdl.h nadr r PUT rti6fs Yhtfh 9fs U
ltheH Big lStqnghdi pisEiRg there1pfoiss
IS~eventygj acres net0ith%i 2couid re
croppsass a9a rs S,}assd,f u tSSharfS ,fRts
a IGroPVofof $x,b r Thertenan6afnfnisfseo
the seqriagf f5ana lfaiqIa AL ifh "a
e~xrens6s, ttand. gave het 6wner irSne- afltth
of, the crop Thfe' Is, small share APE
narersiw rteti the sharei ofIthe' crop de-
Sivered 10 hitps ipropght MI SSlpiiYan
s4S6., or. 5as,imuch as he paidoforthedand
and. &36.in >aaditiou:G 1!A' S"f $50 t.tLa,,
u.c,j Just One Example, shoanH
An Fiastern investnrh TN land recently
asked aAfarrrer wtn3t''he didiu. the way
81 farming IN South Dakqtaoto mokeaa
IivingyIThe farmer said to him: r,.,p9
.Ji talSe toutheqcreantery the milk from
fifteen to twenty ,owS!1eF ori this a 5gh.
/ about $500. / turn Oft each yeaf4 q n9et
Twelve head of cows artd steersethata N-
srage me about $25 to $50 per head
skorth, say, $685. 7. fatten ach year
About forty hogs. .rwhiQhdfats present
l hrinas gives me- a littlssI dverj sSo0
a,eralIy,bav We Jnene ores ofnwhfat"that
Averages about tyielve bushels per aoneS
Jbich gives ma3 about $1,000. / II addali1I
y don To this, 7 have some poultry apnq
| eges to sen, wwhjshSPa8S a. Part 8sppI
H srocerpub4lsGud ann doing <Soali ahpgI
don,t nov where FSoll9 DO heettfeTu !
dgb mr. qfba sfidARail" lta ISL =
fbrf So I. :.yiaaos ghQti"s i"l h1E Hil't" y =
1 p 80 @ygss "a h4s ,B.oAsa h'hoc -
E~seur,isSsa I = asiaf III. tE,.I
II ID, b. walker, excursion agent lof ene
Milwaukee e. ST. PauItroad,a wall run Ia 2
lbig excursion ~ Eureka; on ssantay.
April "a, CONSISTING Of 1--WE trains: ef.t zen
coarhesl each, with from 5000 TO f sevf
Observation-Disclosures train from Mlnnsap7
obs, one from chamberlain.ione ,ffo 20
Charles City. one from Sioux CITY, ahu
LpHe from Manila, Iowa. Accompany
Eng the exccsIrsi5n viii, be the Minneapl
Isis, ana Sioux City base ball teams.
An, auditorium tent seating 4oeo peott
pE, WIFI be proYiseds siso. y pa
I'd furnish music. In the Afternoon
there viii be a balloon ascension WIN
a parachute jump by an aeronaut: M
walker has ibeanohnost successiui ~
p~tofaoting excursions for the road, Ds
this last one promises TO excel past @
So. -. Hfa mart ..L r...t