Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29
r g.. w. Stutenroth, WATERFOWL.
+. NJ. Palmer, Madison.
State board Of embalmers.

Woman's committee OF investigation.
Mrs. ID. L. Printup, Britton.
Miss Emmer A. Cook, Huron.
Mrs. L. Beckwith, Mitchell.
Commissioners Of soldiers home.
John Y. Baker, Hermoss.
Thomas G. Orr, Selby.
Thomas Fitch, Milbank.
T. M. Shanafelt. Huron.
N. O. Nash, Canton.
State board of health.
III. A. Peabody, Webster.
A, l. Petterman, Parker.
John W. Ellis, Elk Point
d. w. Robinson, Pierre.
Lyman r. Babcock, Deadwood.
State board OF agriculture.
Thomas Fullerton, Mitchell.
@. @. Moulton, Faulkton.
H. A. Fletcher, watertown.
Forester II. Smith, Groton,
William NJ. Powers, YanktDn.
Board OF pharmacy.
ID. r. Jones, WATERFOWL.
L. A. Keith, Lake Preston.
l.. O. Ramsdall, Beresford.
Mine inspector.
Thomas Gregory, Lead.
inspectors of oils.
e. G. Mouiton. northern district,
Warner.
Emiel Branch. southern DISTRICT,
Hurley.
r. K. Grimshaw, Deadwood.
Public examiner.
Frank L. Bramble, WATERFOWL.
Glen Cameron. stenograper, woon-
socket.
State surveyor.
George l.. Merriam, Bowdls.
State veterinary surgeon.
j. p. Foster, Selby.
| Commissioner af insurance.
John @. Perkins. commissioner.
| Sisseton.
Emanuel Hendrickson, chief clerk,
Pierre.
lima Schubert, stenographer, Pierre.
State brand and mark commute.
Noah Newbanks, Pierre.
Geo. K. McEathron, Huron.
H. 0. Anderson, Sturgis.
d. ID. Wipf, secretary, Oilvet.
Food and dairy commissioner.
Doane Robinson. secretary, Aber-
deem.
Ferd J. Goodfellow, Curator. Pierre.
Eiopement Sensation.
The residents of the eastern part of
Charles Mix county are greatly agitated
by an elopement in which the wife of
Josef Carda. a prominent farmer, and
a man named Charles Bachelor were
principals. Bachelor is deemed to be
entirely the cause of the elopement and
IL he is apprehended and returned to
that community the residents promise
TO give him a reception of such a nature
that IL will forever serve as a warning
against similar affairs in that part Of
the state. Bachelor has been a resi-
dent of this part Of the state since last
spring. He is a married man and has
q son IS or II years old. Mrs. Carda is
the mother of nine children. eight of
whom she left with the father, taking
the youngest, q mere bobe, with her.
When Carda learned of the elopement
Of his wife he became frenzied with
grief. He purchased a revolver and
would have ended his own life with the
weapon had not a relative who CHANGED
to be near at hand interposed. After q
struggle the revolver was taken away
from him. Up to this time no trace
of the missing couple has been found.
Mcleod Wins Libel Case.
The jury in the libel case Of @. J..
Mcleod, editor of she Aberdeen Daily
News, against A. g. Keene. for a short
time engaged in the newspaper business
~ Aberdeen but now an insurance
agent at Huron, rendered q verdict for
the plaintiff for 5000 damages. The
suit was brought under arrest and bail
proceedings, which renders che defend.
ant liable to imprisonment under the
South BAkota stxtutes if:he fails to pay
The judgments The suit grew out q
an account written by Keene and pub.
lished in = Sioux City paper last Febru-
AIRY, In which reflections were made