Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-05
HOME HAPPENINGS.

I'VE VIII CSlebtdte.
Blaine or Arthur
Posts, Posts, Posts at Smail's.
20. A. james yisited.the hub Monday.
More hustle In town than ever, be-
fore.
Frank Bowen took. in Milbsuk last
Friday.
wv. L. Harris was down from Bristol
Monday.
The Board was in .sessioHstwo and a
half days.
&c. S. Maynard of Blue Lake visited
us this week.
IS. w. Smith of Ortonville wa in the
city Monday.
Judge Bryant was down from An
dover Monday.
...Chas. VanderHorck was down from
the Fort Friday.
THE hinges have been taken from the
courthouse gate.
"A. L. Raynes OF the Andoyer Gazette
was in town Sunday.
"A. +. Grove Of Aberdeen, stopped at
the Balzer Saturday.
&C. r. Huestis of Bristol. was a Web
ster visitor Tuesday.
Owen Keney Of Andover, was in
town Friday OIL business.
...B. Stenson, a popular merchant of
Milbank, called on us last Friday.
Hon Thos. A, Bones visited Water
own on business TO the land Office.
DIR. I'D. F. Sullivan, Of Beardsley,
MINI, stopped over Saturday in thu city
DIR. O. NJ. Huestis, Milbank's popular
dentist, is making a professional visit in
town.
Fresh strawberries every day at the
express office. That's the place TO get
them.
IA. b. Thomas is in town, preparing
matter for q business director OF Day
county.
...Chilson invites everybody to call and
see.his. remnants Of prints and secure a
bargain.
III. G. Lincoln Of Newark stopped
II town Friday might, on the way to Wa
tertown.
...J. ii. Nudge, Harry Plaisted, and
]. S. Sutherland of Britton, was down
Saturday.
Mr.. Kearcher of the 0rtonville Roller
Mills was in town looking after his inter-
ests last Saturday.
IA petition to our County Commits
sioners TO grant no more liquor licenses
is being circulated.
-. Martin Glasso and wife, received a
fine present Oh June LIST. 1t is . girl and
weighs eight pounds.
...Reyerends w. G. Dickinson and A.
Folsom enjoyed a fishing excursion TO
Waubay lake yesterday.
w. X. Smith and wife from the bust
ling town of Newark, North Day county,
were in the city Tuesday.
session Monday and Tuesday, and got
away with a great deal Of business.
IS. Denton, our county surveyor, was
down from Britton last week, and laid
O a road from Blue Lake 10 Waubay.
Tile dandy program for the ball at
Bristol was printed by the Herald. IL
was the first job printed with. his new
outfit.
We call attention to the extract from
the Sioux City Journal setting forth the
advantages Of Webster and Day county.
It's good reading.
lone of our stores the other day bore
this legend: Chimney Eggs.l5c. per doz.
for Sail Here" Next time -, come
and get Imprinted.
...Barringer 4 Boyd have their machIn-
ery set up, and are now ready for bust
ness. They are agents for Herpel & An
derson of Andoyer.
I'd. A. Mcintyre Of Milbank. repre-
sent:ng the Mccormick Machine Com
pany, was in town on business for that
firm, last saturday.
&C. 4. Brooks, our popular dentist. has
erected a dandy little Office just opposite
the REPoRrER, aud will oon be prepared
to pull the aches out Of patien(ts)ce.
We wish 10 return thanks TO the Gar
land Club for their kind invitation TO the
party last Friday eve, and regret exceed-
ingly that we were unable to be present.
The boys at Bristol had a jolly game
Of base ball last Friday. The Webster
kickers took up their foot ball, and we
understand it was agitated considerably.
some of Sur subscribers have re-
sponded to our call, and paid their sub
s~cription. We need the money and
should be pleased IL Others would follow
suit.
Il. g. Walker Of Blu Lake received
the contract for building the bridge over
Blue Lake. 1t is of trestle work, 40 feet
long. He receives $2.9S per linear foot
or $l,34l for the job.
...Chas. Siglinger has entered the store
of o. A. Gibson as clerk. Charley is a
nice gentlemen. pleasant and aceommo-
dating. He invites all his friends to call
and see him in his new quarters.
...Chas Bryson visited Jordan, Mimi,
last week, and returned accompanied by
his wife. We are pleased 10 say that
they will remain with us, and have taken
mp .heir residence over Bakke's hall.
Colonel Fhanstock is in town 10 king
afier parties who have made fraudulent
proof on their claims. He also, we un'
derstand, visited our land agents and ser
iouslyI objected TO their dealing in rclin'
quishments.