Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-25

f. G. Whitehouse, member of the
executive committee of the South
Dakota Real Estate association, left
Sioux Falls for Chicago, where with
Governor Elrod and the rest of the
commission they go to confer with the
various railroads regarding the inaugu.
ration of a campaign of publicity of the
resources and development of South
Dakota. 1t is hoped they will be able
to devise some plan of properly acquaint
ing the people of our eastern states,
with the wonderful and
development of our state, and thereby
start the tide of immigration our way
We understand it is the plan of the
committee TO start the advertising at
once, and continue throughout the
entire year, and one of the purposes Of
the association is to get every dealer in
the state so do his share of advertising
but each individual member has the
privilege of using any method OF adver-
Using which may suit his wishes.
A most unfortunate and distress b
accident occurred to Miss Ettu sudt,
au liter of Mrs. Low Merrimln, wao
lives nine miles north Of Mitchell, in
Perry township Miss Smitn haf boru
% LOOMS and started home ab3nt tanr
20 ock Friday After crossing the 81
road track she aot out Of the buc to
fasten a tug thar Ind been uu 33se sl
The horses started mp and She aud-4v
ored to climb in the buggy, hut ben
foot was caught between the spo es OF
the front wheel Her leg was twisted
aud Che bones were broken square Off
aud hung by the flesh, Will the
stocking covering her limb was drawn
INTO the flesh The young girl fell
backward in the movement Of the
buggy, her head falling between the
hind wheel aud the box. Her hair
became entwined abound the axle OF
the wheel and for a mile she was
dragged in this condition. Two men,
f. Cooper and #. Darmer, who were
driving a short distance back, saw that
Miss Smiths horse was running away
and they whipped up their norses TO
overtake her and By c~ircling around the
horse succeeded in stopping the animal.
They extricated the girl from her posi-
t on by cutting the hair from her head
so tightly was it wound around the
wheel. She was bruised terribly and
was partly unconscious. The men took
the young lady to her home immed-
lately and Drs, b. A. and @ T. Bobb
and DR.. King were summoned to the
residence in Perry township They
found 1t necessary to amputate Miss
limb a little below the knee.
One of the members of a prospecting
party met with an experience which
will make him long remember the
wilds of the Black Hills. A number OF
men arrived there a few days ago from
Winnipeg and proceeded to make
themselves acquainted with the sur
rounding country While wandering
over the hills George Barraclouph the
gfiicial photographer of tn pafts.l
wandered away am. became sepecasad
from the rest. lie was hnl flr for
some good snap -tots and wle, M ha
crossed the ridge phere W,ts Elll art
his old chum G sansity Jane az Laii
suddenly dssoso red that D va i
Hone. Glancinp round in - 81 q
2 muttered grew saw = hos gr
All his f~rtIstio sense apot. .
his desire TO get a snup shot 81 br1iu.
.ut tho bear did wi like the casaora
snd made . bee line ~ the a., cd aud
operator. who, without cermonv.
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