Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-18
NEWSY A T

accident from which she escaped with
her life by only a narrow margin. Dur
ing a high wind Hultman's store on his
ranch, a part of which was occupied Tor
living rooms, caught fire and in a few
minutes the store building, three hay
stacks aud his barn were completely
destroyed by the flames. During the
first stage of the fire, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Huffman were endeavorlng TO
carry out such articles as they coulS,
two hundred rifle shells which were IN
a box on a shelf over the stove exploded.
One of the shots entered Mrs, Hultman's
right arm just below the elbow, while
another took effect in the left arm two
inches from the shoulder joint While
the wounds are serious ones, 10 isthOught
the unfortunate woman viii cover
Word was received at Pierre SAIUr-
day afternoon Of the death q Frank
LinGers, Of Midland August LtudeEs
brother Of the deceased. was IN Pierre
at she time and she message tame -.
him there. The LIa3e-s krps = sGCs
house" u Midland. ada uo1c1 c&s q
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fiunvsssa- nlfisU aha fns ir.iGsrs .15 The
ffhInsss ysars lurnrIrstn Iptisr r1rzr0e after
tits liuniissr raEyt# ant srEahs ah3 been
afsxrmysI.. ulis .sss zD zae Ln1er yz-t
ihazsimagsHt "a xsLgsGl wAGls Gas livery
zsufiis pruiianlr sustained n ssss ot 5000
afnffl vtssxs lnr-sik4r Eszsrs1 1T ins1r-
nIrs.
Fnuiiu Ezsl.m1er 5ra=hk@ has issued
n ssauamsnr &C che eo1<f1tion of che state
1xniis af Sauah Das osA on September
am Tha sssal resources were k5,153,-
fS0a ~. IA compared with the tate
mHar az July l. isse. the statement in
Ifessicn shows . remarkable increase in
avsry Eszm. - follows: Loans and dis
anun1z lsse. t6,464. 252, 1906. s22, $685..
usRs iacrsase Sl5.7Ss.777; cash and
exchanges, ls99. g, i45,s9 o 1906. . $685.
SOL increase. s6.S4s, 449; surplus and
undivided profits, 1899. s2O9. 319, 1906.
s2,10i 81. increase sl.s9l ,913; deposits,
1883. ss.65l $50. 1906. s2s. 75O36s. increase
ssD.Oes,5I0
Land Commissioner Bach in his report
showed that the capitol building fund
was 90. goo the first Of July. Since that
time by the sale of the best Of the Iands
the sum has been increased, until the
sales fund Aloue at the present time
mounts 10 elO5. 677.o When the fund
from other sources IL added with the
amount expended. the total Of 10000.
authorized BY the Iass legislative session
has almost bcen made up, and az Don
~ the Legislature psovides the class Of
stone 20 b ased. there will be enough
on hand 20 begIn active work, and there
viii no docbt be an appropriation pro-
vided for confirming IT,
A farmer named Peferman. q former
resident Of Gettysburg, s. d., while
moving 20 Elroy. Wis. lost by fire his
household goods, six fine horses and one
Gov nc Brookings Friday night. A
freight car containing the yproperty
caught irc while PeterInan ~wasyasleep,
and q young colt tramping over him
aroused hira or he also might have been
su6ocated- Peterman managed to get
the little colt ont Of the car Vie had
recently sold his farm near Gettysburg
aud sent his family east. Vile believes
his wife secreted $500 in the a rather
than take IL with her, but is not certain.
while gathering wheat for chicken
feed under the Hawkeye elevator at
Aberdeen on Saturday afternoon. John
xalsam. the young son Of Nicholas
Naisam, Of that city, was caught In the
bslt and dreadfully injured. His life
u despaired Of and he lies in st. Lnke's
hospital suffering great pain. The
Hawkeye company il doing everything
posst3ls for the boy and will spare no
slEort % bring him to recovery. Four
vihs sre broken, the lung il punctured.
HE Isg u broken In three places and his
eight arm and hand dreadfully crushed.
Chris Patterson, aged %. single, was
killsd at THE Dakota emu crossing Of
~ Northwestern railroad at Huron.
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