Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-03

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According to a letter received by hen
Peterson, a Beadle County farmer, sec
Rotary Of Agriculture Wilson has had the
order requiring the dipping OF al! rattie
SO modified as to only ~r"'!nir" the dipping
of those having scabies before Shipllieht
created much trouble among cattiehen
and shippers IN mat sectloh u Il ' a.
and when secretary WILSON, was
ron during the state iali mo :.n ~
was directly calleu 10 me h'"ttrT ~
result tLat the department. WIN ~" ~
mt cattle not VlslplI ulsea'eu W.
les 10 De SilpPeo without ii
points III quarahtlheu "ie"s . 'NN'A''
Kansas City. onlala ana oihef i've n,',N
centers. hen so shlppc" 'n'S VIII o'
huDnlltted for Inspection on alrlHh' ht u'
t!natloh. a'lu II Iouhu 10 pS 'iee i'' '
disease ana exposure III transit no i"''"'!
restriction VIII be placed upon tN'" -
however. they are found, on llSret'I""'
to be diseased then they snail not De i"'-
tiicr %hilp"d until treated as ulSe"St'! '"',
tie. " hen UnlnSI"rtHd cattle are Sh'Plr"
liz A"""ilancH with these rules 't' ~ /,
winch shipment Is made must pt ii'u.t'
IS containing unlnsrerl"d 'a''!e, l"'
M"dlhr't!"n VII! 'e heIPl.l 20 S'lPi"lH
and St"rhhl"h III 1hat par''"!"' n'"'',''
as much truuhi" hes resulted from 'h'
order promulgated three months or more
sine" requiring all cattle NnNiner "N-
ca~"'l or nos, t" be dipped ana SO STRONG
was tn" opposition to the "r'"f lhA' Hr-
ton was brought III court |" Pr''NH' "'
enforcement.
The hearing at Cheyenne agency fer
the Investigation of Indian complaints
as TO affairs on the reservation is yet UNI
"a eiH -. u IT, I.,;on 70 :.
"i'!"H! - H'.e ''
i"he ms "A'
.it'' S">'n'.on9 !" '' h hnu
,S''h| '"'lo''l'lS' Nne e'L'aS "[ :; N's
nee" i1""e .n''"Sn ~ "'
"id'i l"lH,ithS i'' -.
'''''l'''' II ''"
pastures |" see ~ .he rt'rpI ~
'l 'll" ''t', ''! 49, 49, ~.
WIZ" 'eSllhe" 'opu }! i o''le'ee l" i"N
heFu s'Hte Tue 'e'SinE lr"I"Hi'ioi n"'
zee" III ''it'. anu 'NeS Nne Hu'le."n'
reasons l"r tliS loss n'"S' "' ''''l "''''"-
utNiG II TO the TACT nat IN" i"rSe hr:"H
OF me 'ASoHoliefS are Ntepi'S S"o lhh'""
r";,', a|'EE .I":A way, az! ":G Il" '''I-
inG their my lands. On inc "!N'r ''i"''
mat the lrulanS are fencing hrEer 'ra'tS
IMAM th'E ~" ch'l'i'o TO ui!l'f ihelF III
l"tiiolliS ana h''l4hS NE CUTIE III ."'
pastures away from 'He water ""!TS.
l'lark houF was ABOUT thc oAlF ihlla!l
WE" was called WHO expressed ninlNeii
as N2tlSh'd with the present rondltlonS.
NFlle ne a0hll'c" th"l MS hcfu iiA" "e-
creased III numbers since the pastures
were leased he SAID that ne HHd about
S'RV in an tvirtS bank ana was getting
niDnr ali IlNnf.
rho st,to ceusus shows that the non,.
l,tion of south Dakota &c hacominy more
md mora Amcricanized with each recur-
"H" 'i
horn nonrl,+inn If a., torr;torv was a.
~ aan+ - +ha rholo IT, 1000 i ,v,s ri
nov cont and this norcontoce hoe SHOWN
= s+eodv dnc1;ne nxer SINCE that d,te hc-
ine o7G ner cent in 1000 and 1o7 ner
cent as shown bv tha census This veor
While the state has gained 10 per cent
in nonuIation in the MAST FIVE veurs. but
/ ner cent of this gain was from foreign
born population, Th returns show that
thcre are il, the state G.; 3S5 children 6
years of age and under. or these 81. 549
were born in the state, 1888 were born
in other states and $40 were foreign born.
X IL
While South Dakota is not only i
Young state. but it's territorial orcanizi-
ton is vet fresh in the memory of many
residents of the northwest, vet events OF
tfty wears ago around Pierre are becom-
ing Il matter of record. Just a half ccl-
fury ago Gen. William S. Harvey arriv-
ed at Fort Pierre. a frontier trading post.
to take possession of it for the govern
ment, it having leen purchased from the
fur company as one of the outlying forts
- .7,a ,,-o-,r,,,t JIn oonnn with I 900
men and found a collection of log hurs in
, sufficient to house oue-fourth of his force.
They arrived in a pouring rain and camp
cd for one night in the open.
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For the past year the question of street
grading has hung fire at Pierre ut the re-
quest of the representatives of the North
western road. who have been asking for
! desired to take in regard to its tracks to
be affected by the change. Early in the
year action which had been decided upon
I was postponed. and finally set for deci-
sion i'll November. At the last meeting
Of the council it was decided at the re-
quest Of the road representatives to do
noth;nr bafore January on m ass,,r-