Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-31
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their last reports.
A postofice has beer established at
Clayton. Hutchinson county, with Geo.
B.. Buehner as postmaster.
The Office of the state treasurer has
been greatly improved by new carpet
ing n additions to furniture.
The barley harvest around Pollock is
completed. This is a new crop for that
country, but the yield Is large.
1t has been decided to hold a grand
rally of all the churches OF Sioux Falls,
for the benefit of the rescue mission.
Lightning struck the Pioneer livery
stable at Arlington, splitting one COR
ner open but doing no serious damage.
Omie Harris, twenty-one years old,
fell from his bicycle at Mitchell and In
jured his head. He died In two hours
from conclusion or the brain.
E. A. Warner of Eureka has been Sc
lected as secretary OF the Republican
state central committee. Mr.. Warner
is private secretary to Gov. Herreid. I.
The meeting OF the state board OF as
sessment will be adjourned from July
to August, at the regular meeting OF
the board OF equalization.
Stanley courty's general fund war
rants to Register No. 2271 are called In
for payment: also, all other warrants
Of judicial or other funds.
As a result of a meeting of business
men of Parker. II was decided to hold
a street fair and carnival this fall, and
a committee was appointed to make
arrangements,
More houses are being built at Red
field this season than in any two years
of the previous history Of the city.
Good houses, too.
Ed Daboult, Peter Hoy and Patrick
WEIGH were arrested at Highmore for
stealing cattle. Hoy and WEIGH were
discharged and DaUoult bound over to
the circuit court. a
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Charles Gottschalk has begun the ex-
cavation for q new opera house at Abb
erdeen, on the site OF the one destroyed
a few weeks ago.
A son of Jacob Winters Of Scotland
was accidentally shot In h abdomen
by a son OF Jim Brown OF Memo, at
Maxwelrs mill recently. The wound Is
not considered serious.
The Carnegie library board at Red
field Is ready to receive plans for the
building. 1t Is expected the founda-
ton will be laid this fall and work
rushed early I'm the spring.
An excellent flow OF artesian water
has been struck on the farm of Fuller
Bros, near Belle Fourche, at a depth
of $50 feet. The water Is soft and pure
and flows at the rate of fifty gallons a
minute.
There Is a sort OF still hunt on for
the state capital. II seems to be gen.
of the capital from Pierre. and 1t Is
claimed that Redfield is better located
as regards railroads than any other
point.
Rev. Reynolds, pastor of the Con-
gregationaI church at Redheld. has re-
signed, and the church is now looking
for a pastor. He takes up the work
of raising an endowment for the coll
lege at Redfeld..
The county commissioners of Sphinx
county checked UP the treasurer last
week. and found the cash or hand $685.
$50. This. with the fact that the coun-
w ndS IOl Al OuASNAAAAAAS "a cNAA~
never issued a bond, shows the county
to be In good shape.
Daniel Cudney who, a few days ago,
was the victim of a peculiar combina-
ton OF circumstances. at Centerville,
and, after being robbed of every cent
he possessed, was thrown into jail, has
been released on a writ of habeas cor
pus. Cudney, while alleged to have
been filed to the brim with the bever-
age which ~intoxicates. said he had
been robbed by three Sioux City men.
The supposed thieves were arrested,
but, as not the slightest evidence con-
Meeting them with the crime could be
secured. the authorities were compelled
to liberate them. When the case
against the three men was dismissed.
he Justice who had issued the war
rant taxed the costs. amounting TO
$t25.35. on Cudney. AS he had been
robbed of every cent he had, he could
not pay the costs, and was thrown Into
Jail to serve out the amount at the rate
of 81 per day. The writ was served
upon the proper officials, and Cudney
has now been released.
Articles OF Incorporation have been
HlRu IOr the ENlSuHd Nditcyu SAhlh NDH
pany, at Pierre, with a capital stock CT
$500. 900: incorporators. Charles Schick,
M. Bremen, John J. Chandler, Henry
TT. Mix, S. G.. DeLand and Harry 8.
Anderson. For the Libertad Quicksil-
yer company. at Pierre, with a capital
of 81, 000, 900; incorporators, q. A. Trof-
ton, w. w. Walker and L. L. Stephens.
For the Carbino Lighting company, at
Huron, with a capital Of 100000; In
corporators, Charles Selden. Henry J.
Bredy and Philip Lawrence. For the
Itapicura Gold Mining company. at
Huron, with a capital OF 81, 500, 900: In
corporators, r. E. Robinson, c. NJ. Gil
pin and Philip Lawrence, For the War
ren Electric Purifier company. at HUI
ron. with a capital OF $4,000. 900; incor-
~porators, Charles r. Warner, Fl. f.
Holman and Philip Lawrence. For the
Consolidated Lead and Zinc company,
at Deadwood. with a capital Of $500 600;
incoruporators. Milton r. Pinney, Al
fred e. Case, Eiswort L. Renhart. For
the LaTisnada Mining company. at
sioux Falls. with a capital of 81 100000;
incorporators. Frank III. Simpson, IA,
p. Weber, u. s. @. Cherry.
william Patten, a Sphinx county
farmer, has invented a novel contriv-
ance, which he attaches 10 gang plows,
ne then bitches a ihreshing ss=.ne to