Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-09
Thursday, June 9, 1904.
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.
Well Represented.

number graduating from the Minnesota
state university at the last commence
ment exercises.
Wreck on the northwestern.
There was a wreck on the North
western railway near Condo last week.
A car Of coal and a coach went into the
ditch but NO one was injured.
Judge Trip Spoke.
"The courts as a factor in the govern
ment," was the subject of the address
given the evening of June End by Judge
Bartlett Trip, of Yankton, at the
annual banquet of the alumni associa-
ton of the Minnesota law school.
Sisseton's Troop.
The squadron of cavalry for the state
is now filed by the mastering in at Sis
seton OF Troop d. This not only com
pletes the cavalry squadron, but also
completes the quota of troops to which
this state is entitled under the law.
Gets A Gold Medal.
Word has been received from Chicago
that Mrs. Maud Boyden, of ~Brookings,
who is studying at the American Con-
servatory of Music, in Chicago, has
received a gold medal for first place in
all theoretical work and an honorable
mention for piano work.
Comes Back to Dakota.
Major Nathan p. Johnson, formerly
agent of the Sisseton Indians, but now
recorder in the Office of the clerk of the
federal court at INVITA-, Indian Terri
tory, writes that several years in the
south has made him a more ardent
Dakotan than ever. In climate and
soil. society and a thousand ways he
finds the south inferior to South Dakota
and he proposes to return here at the
earliest opportunity.
South Dakotans Win Honors.
Robert A. Person, of Howard, S. D.,
auditor for the interior department in
Washington, d. c., recently took the
degree of bachelor of laws at the COM
mencement exercises of Columbian uni
versity, Of Washington. Mr.. Person
was one of the honor men Of the class.
He graduated with an exceptional high
average. Oliver 9. Carpenter, of South
Dakota, also a graduate of the Colum-
bian, was awarded the first prize in the
interuniversity debate.
State Golf Tourney.
Preparations are being made for a
state golf tournament which will be
held in Sioux Falls during July, the
exact date not yet having been decided
upon. The golf clubs of Brookings,
Pierre, Aberdeen, Huron and Madison
have thus far promised to send repre-
sentatines to participate in the various
contests. Invitations have also been
extended to a number of prominent
golf experts Of northwestern Iowa ask
ing them to be present. The tourna-
ment will be held on the links of the
Minnehaha country club at Sioux Falls.
Marquis Nominated at Clark.
The Third district republican judicial
convention was held in Clark on June
and. There were three candidates for
Office of circuit judge, J.. p. Cheever, of
Brookings; George w. Case, of Water
town, and George H. Marquis, Of Clear
Lake. The combined vote Of the cir
cult is 107, with "a necessary to nomi-
nate. Marquis was nominated on the
sixtieth ballot. Codington threw her
votes to him, as did also Clark on this
ballot, the vote being SO for Marquis
and Al for Cheever.
State Meeting of Doctors.
The physicians who attended the
meeting Of the South Dakota Medical
association at Redfeld June LIST and and
have returned home and all report the
meeting the most interesting and profit
able the association has ever held.
Nearly ~ hundred physicians from
the various parts Of the state were in
attendance. On the evening Of the first
day Of the meeting the people OF Red
6eld gave an entertainment and recep-
ton and this was followed BY . banquet
a. the Congregational church later In
the evening. On Thursday morning the
Northwestern railway company ten
dered . SPECIAL train out 70 visit the
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