Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-18
NEwsY STATE NOTES.

taf+T b1fh I've A'fFA " BAaNEANshh@ hbAa
health officers OF the cirv, for rhe pur-
pose Of seeing that Aberdeen milk con-
sumers get the pure product. The
aairymen will cooperate with the com.
mission 10 that end aud all herds will
bt tested for tuberculosis. All barns
will b. fitted with cemert floors, aud
DssDs for washing ont the barns aud
keeping them IN highly sanitary con-
dipon Milk wilt be sold only in bot
Ties which have been thoroughly steril-
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CONGRESSMAN Burke has gone out into
me country along White river in south
ern Stanley county 70 learn the wishes
sn regard 70 the opening TO settlement
Of strip OF country on Rosebud and
Pine Ridge reservations, along the south
side OF White river, This was asked
for by bill introduced by Senator
Gamble at the last session OF congress
and II enacted Will give the state
another lot OF new settlers. A move is
nnaer Vay 20 ask tor the opening OF
tnese same reservations along the south
iine Of the state. but the hill for the
strip along White river was the first 70
~ bFought mp, aud Will probably have
the right VI way.
iemi!y settlement involving nearly
sseo 600 between Mrs. Mary Baker G..
EDDY. the founder aud leader OF the
Csrlstian Science denomination and he,
SOC. Geo. W. Glover. OF Lead, and her
saSEsed sou. Ehe9ezsr j. Foster Eddy,
sf VermOas. has BEEN concluded accord
rsg DC srEccrcensns made BY represen-
ssEavss u Mrs EDDY Deeds svidenc-
NC gas terms Of tire settlement have
ss~R sxscrred aEd delivered Under
me settle Gzsgs srrsnGwHsenss Geo. w
sJ'sp@r aasS hzs fzmiGy rsesave SEAS 600
ssF EasnsEr Poster Eddy 81. 600
Mrs Etstvs sea szsd ssnps<si sou REIN
xassa at rsszr prr~ns ard prospective
r9siEH &C sTwsesaza Hmserssss In Mrs
Aaar's ssnsfs amt s.xrs~ n@r To cnxrssr
aaw VIII wtmstt MrA EastF zaav sav@-
STARE Firs Marshal Crxfs has lust
asmniisrrt aEs ann11G revarr ssr -hs-
an#sns.@e sc ans sefzlss EST shss ka.cag vesr.
art - saaws aEsar rhss passroo az Sr@
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gAa ars narsaaE aaas tarssnznHea s1x
aszrsusln tsas o. s1 smgensasrv narnrp.
aast "a hws &C aAsM he was able 10
sssfsnse a smnwasr1sm. fke nn0ss notable OF
viiaeih w'ns akse Bsrssx az sonr youug men
~ e'nssasn WHO ses IRE 20 q number OF
tnisltssnEs. Tlbe local authorities NJ
1lnsrton snncsaded IN effecring their
Grnssu asarc they aEaiIy pleaded guilty
asasti were se1ttneed 10 four years in the
psaaasnrsassF. xix prairie fires have
nnans Nn@es sbs notice OF the fire chief,
sspti IA egesy insfapce the violator of
Fss efsfs AsN Mas found guilty aud was
nssassd 10 pay fine. Ii is the aim OF
sas department. to make the law effect
ss* 90 a preventive OF incendiarism, aud
10 aAsa* respect much has been accom-
eansAsd
Daring holdup took piece near
AaErris saturday night. j. l. Purcell.
sAsamholtler near Brushie, was badly
saAsssed aud stabbed with knife and
ssADd Of N. 3s2 Purcell was enroute
tseM Huron with his horses and house
Astad effects attached to special freight
sraln. When within few miles from
ntDrgis masked man opened the door
~ ak,< car while the train was moving
F3pa6ss aud imme diately attacked Par.
eel After he stabbed Purcell several
sanee and secured his money he threw
him ont Of the car door of the moving
train. probably leaving him for dead
II il thought thai the holdup man rode
ire car until the train began to slack
~ for the station. when he jumped ont
Purcell, r ceiving no injuries from his
fall from the car, walked to town aud
notified the authorities Purcell thinks
the man got on the train while pulling
ost Of Tiltord. The wounded man will
recover. No cIew to the robber has
been OBJ ined
Plotting the deaths of two persons
Who had befriended him and then hid
ing his crime oy cremating their bodies
10 the ashes Of their home. an unidenti-
hed laborer, believed 10 be a tramp,
mnfdered woman as she lay sleeping
- m. Monday and 80 previously
wounded q man that.his life is despaired
~ The dead woman ~ Mrs. Albert
Nelson, Of Riverside township. Clay
eeanty. twenty-five miles from Yer
million Nelson, her husband, was
.iaAhed with razor on the throat and
bsenrt and il not expected to recover
me steps which he had taken TO con-
eval the murders proved to be the death
warrant of the man who had attacked
sss slesping couple Pouring oil upon
~. h<ddAne and carpet Id the room, he