Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-10
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ga - nave leased III.
shortly establish a cream
third in that city. fy "
III. G; Clark. the retired ao...
Mitchell. was the recinianp. 0s'as
some gold-headed cane !
of the office made the present..
The Methodist church :, y
practically closed, on As3
pairs. The seating capacs,s
creased and new opera eh.,,'
Three bids have been er,..,.1
building of the 500, 900 ho.s
wood, and several other cor,,.4I
examining the plans and urs...
Unbroken range horses sola I
for from s65 to ST. per head !,
1t has been an excellent s..a
them. One bunch OF brots,
at sS3. The highest price y.
horse was $155,
The small fruit season h,,
the Spearfish valley, and n.y.
Strawberries are on the marts.
been an excellent season for ~,
several growers have enormaa.
Of them to be picked.
According to the present ,.,.
ures. Minneha ha county hss
population Of 1875; Lawrs,..
Turner, ATT; Hutchinson. An
Is the list Of counties which
more than SIC, 900 of the fund.
William Hymer, a son Of NM
McConaughy of Spearfsh, was
sentenced to five years In the NJ
tiary from Sundance, Wyo. n, \
a check from S. to $50. He ma
his nome in Speartish for twenty
The two-year-ol old daughter
and Mrs. l.. F. WalthaIl, restas,,
Hereford, a short distance from
City, died as the result Of drinknl
chine Oil. What the oil contain
not known. and an analysis d
made.
The Chicago & Northwesten
house, at Centerville, caught fr
after the recent hurricane. The n
and building were destroyed, "a
fire was stopped before 1t got lrt
coal bins TO any extent. The ud
the fire Is not known.
The farmers Of Sanborn county !
progressive lot. as they are jug
enged In building a long-distanc
phone that connects several tsv}
the county with about fifty tad
When the work Is completed thsd
be about seventy miles Of wire
A. c. McCready, who was ss4
at Memo last year as a goFar
forest reserve. ranger, has RID
from New Mexico, where be has
on another government forest n
and has taken a position In the 4
Of the Homestake Mining compass
Fidelity Temple, Rathbone Sis,d
Terry, elected the following oficsd
the ensuing year; Nellie orth \
c.; Eva Pelham, f. S.; Marie y
z. j.; Rica Anderson, M. Of t.
Richards, NJ. of F.; Helen Este
r. and c.: Annie Moorish, = 4
Carrie Tate. G. Of o. 7.
The body of Sergt. John PetersOs|
recently brought to Mitchell trod1
Philippines. He died in that a'
Nov. 26, 1901, as the result Of a.
In the abdomen. He was a neHa
Company /, Eighth infantry ~
services were held over the feniAl
the Congregational church.
The poles for the Central Guy
sion of the Belt Electric Llgnl Y
ny are arriving at Lead, ana y
will have electric lights by aug
company is erecting O. new ouaa1
It's station in Puma, to CONTAIN ID
plant that has been purchase
The city council of Aberdeen y
added to the water system o. NJ
another artesian we'll. The WEI ,
diameter Of six inches. IS l'lo' w
ana gives a fine flow of good W.
der pressure in the mains o s'
enty-fve pounds to the square Y, I
il located In Wolyerton, a suOui'
southeast [.
Deadwood people are grsa /
news of the death Of Fred zlps.
81. Augustana hospital. chlc.s'
Brigbt,s disease. The young w.
born I'm Deadwood on Chrisu y
1879. He was a member
shoe company. His Illness i
over six months. The remains |,
the way to Deadwood for nv
Five well known young me- Il
have started on an oyefle.n 4
Yellowstone Park, intending Z \
there into Idaho. where they ~
several months prospectus y
Ing. They are Harry scholey, |,
ar. DR.. Morton, Joseph Nensa i,
.Hawley. They will stop y "a,
Horn basin and look for s0'.
A. G. Smith. one of the pl y =,
r and mill men of the Bia' 4,
egraphs friends that he i y 4,
home from Central Ame 4, !,
been in charge of a mine md i
company for several years, ass (
ly came out for the purpos .uos,y
twenty-stamp mill. HIS 10
a bonanza, and ia cleahin mill
monthly with a three-stapp I,
One Of the results of the , rss,e
storm in Yankton was tne uouurs
the fine George H. Hana rss ID
the Yankton cemetery. soutsI
column was the gift Of tn 0rs wssI
Ia Masonic grand loage II ~
the finest In the ceme'ei shout y
a base Of solid masonry nortiops
high and was well prop tippl
solid in every way. ! M
and broken in two pieces 3,
Yankton college has e eos,cs o
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