Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-08-07

Iw AhN BOoNOlitIS at EiDcSp pODI1OlAAhG
county, has been ordered discontinued
Aug. a. n the mail will Se sent to
Trip.
The Episcopal church at Redfeld Is
now ready to build a parsonage. 1T
will be a inely-congtructed house, cost
ing about $4,000.
The annual general roundup of cat
tie at Sturgis has been finished. The
beef roundup will begin about the 10th
Of next month.
F. E. Beaton of Maquoketa. Iowa,
about, ninety days ago purchased a
half-section Of 'and in Iowa township,
Sully county, at what was thought TO
be a high price. He has been offered an
advance Of 81. 400 on his purchase price.
but has decided not to sell.
Theodore Reder, one OF the pioneers
in the vicinity of Rapid City, died OF
paralysis, at the age of si~xty-one. He
came to Rapid City in 1877, and, with
his brother, Odo Reder, now OF Spear
fish, engaged in the lumber business
there. He left a wife and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. l. Van Koughnet Of Rapid
City.
The committee In charge OF the finan-
cia. end OF the project for a carnival
and festival at Aberdeen the first week
in October. report that they Will prob
ably succeed in raising between $4,000
INC IS, 200, subscribed by business men
fer the enterprise, ind that there is no
| now not much doubt of the success or
the movement.
The wool shipping season has prac-
tically closed, md the amount sent out
so far is. in round numbers. 100000
pounds, which were shipped from Har-
rold, Blunt and Pierre, 100000 pounds
going from the latter station. The av-
erage price paid was a little bet .er than
Is 1-2 cents, which means that the o
growers received ahcut $4,000.
In accordance with the pardon grant
ed by Gov. Herreid. upon recommenda-
ton of the state board OF pardons, Mrs.
yanie Dickman, the only woman In
mate of the Sioux Falls penitentiary,
was released and permitted TO return TO
ner home in Brule coCnty. She was
sentenced to serve one year for adult
cry. She has been in prison only a few
weeks.
A Young man by the name Of Yaw
was drowned a few miles from Redheld
while swimming in the James river.
He got beyond his depth and soon went
DOWN, Only one in the party could
swim, and he but little. He got hold III
the drowning boy twice, but was un-
able to get him cut. The boy rowned
was the only child OF his parents.
/ The ninth annual camp meeting OF
rhe South Dakota Holiness association
will be held on the aFsemhly grounds
AZ Canton, commencing Aug. s and
continuing until the 18th. Among the
workers from abroad who will be pres
ent. will be Rev. r. II. Craig Of Toron-
%, Ont; Rev. r. N. McKaig of Sioux
city. Rev. J. C. Baker will have charge
If the music. In addition TO South Da-
kota being well represented at the
amp meeting, many persons are ex-
oected from Western Iowa and North
srn Nebraska.
The Cheyenne River Indians, at their
recent council. perfected a complete re-
organization of the bands, and adopted
a constitution. which is a radical de-
parture from their old methods. They
have selected a council Of twelve MEM
bers, six of whom serve for one yea
and s.x Tor W. years, all to be elected
n the future for two-year terms.
changing half the courcil each yea.
The first council consists OF Ed swan.
Walter Swiftbird. Hump, Black Spotted
Horse, John Promise and Charging
First, for one-yaar members; and Lazy
White Bull, Percy Phillips, Clarence
Ward, Henry F. c. Woods, Yellow Owl
and Paddy Miller as two-year mem-
rers. The council has power to act IN
all matters with the sole exception OF
"a &-WnA- Is En--
served for a full vote. q
Articles q Incorporation have been
! aled for the Tippecanoe Mining compa-
ry, at Pierre, with a capital of $1,000
300; incorporators, Elmer E. Hickman,
Marian HoSe, Philip Lawrence. For
| the Consolidated OIL and Mining COM
pany of America. at Huron, with a
capital OF $1,000 900; ~incorporators, ].
w. Gillespie, J.. w. Painter, Philip Law
renee. For the Keeley Institute of Or
cgon, at WATERFOWL, with a capital or
SIS, 600: incorporators. III. M. Ffnneruc,
John ". Martin, ". d. Morris. /. r.
Pritchard. William J. Keeling. For n
Hatten Syndicae. at Pierre, with a CAP
ltai of $685. 900; i~ncorpcrators. James
II. Brewer. Pitt s. whited. Ivan w.
Goodner. Foo the Aetna Insurance. and
Investment company, al FleTIc, WIN %
capital OF $500, 900: iLcorporators. A. e.
Bray. N. A. Mcdonald, v ". Good
rer. For the Hand County Land and
Investment company, at Miller. with a
capital OF 81. 500: incorporators, J. I.
McCullen, p. Fl /. Kobe, e. Cunningham,
w. D. Craigo.
There will be many people In South
Dakota who will be sorry to learn h a
| Nathan IT. Smith Of Huron has lost his
reason and Is now in the hospital for in
sane at Yankton, For weeks Mr.. Smith
has given indications h a his brain
waa unbalanced, and at the reques. OK
his family an examination was adj.
and the commissioners deemed II adj
visable to remove him to Ysnkton. He
was one OF the Huron Daily Times In
the early eighties, and was also terri
torial railway Commissioners under
Gov. Church. He was abstract clerk
in the government and Office at Hr-
ron. under the Lowry-ArmEtrong ad-
m~in!etration, but after the change In
the Office management he lost his hold
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