Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-06-18
HOME HAPPENINGS.

'rlshihe pailles are NUMEROUS.
Carpenters in Webster get no rest
...l36 city lots for sale by f. F. Baker.
Band at the rink Saturday evening
No. ], wheat in Minneapolis is worth
93I.
doe loans money or horses, COWS and
things.
Baker is leveling off the back end of
his lots.
Webster is soon to have Il new har-
ness shop.
Summer has got down to business
this week.
..Ifyou want money call on Doe at the
Court House.
To-day is the anniversary of the bat.
tie of Waterloo.
...Britton will celebrate the natal day
Of the Republic.
Apply to the Day County Bank for
money to prove up.
The last two rains whooped vsgeta-
ton along at a 2;40 gait.
travelling men say that business is
looking up-it's about time.
Over $50, 900 will be put into improve.
ments in Webster this year.
First avenue is receiving the atten-
ton Of the street commissioner.
From every direction comes encour.
aging ~ ports of the crop prospect.
Mr.. Maynard and wife, Of waubsy,
paid our city visit last Thursday.
...Ifyou want loans on personal prop
erty call on Doe at the Court House.
...Chss. VsnderHorck was Webster
visitor Thursday and Friday of last week
EARLY to "ryse," if well followed up
will give a cardinal tinge to the probosis.
Ask Doe about that fellow that died
in Minneapolis from excessive smoking
Hot, hotter, hottentot, hottsntotsrist
-pshaw! that's the way it was last Fri
day.
beginning with next week we will
give full home and foreign market re-
port.
Peace ia so thick between England
and Russia now that you could cut 1t with
a hoe.
Ask Balzer about that new town. II
there is anything Balzer is up in it is geo.
graphy.
The new elevator now looms up a
distance Of sevsnty-fye feet from terra
TRINA.
Special communication of Coteau
Lodge this evening, for work in the third
degree.
Capt VanderHorck passed through
our city on Friday last on his way to Fort
Sisseton.
Matters are reported as getting warm
in Marshal county as the election APP
proaches.
The Band will play at the rink Sat-
urday evening. Racsing and big time
IN general.
1t will soon be time to gather mapls
seed--only about twenty days till they
will come handy.
There has been FIVE acres broken
this year ia this section to where there
was one last year.
The marble excitement among the
boys has given place to the innocent but
death dealing sling.
Judge Dyer of Britton, the live Day
Light man, was down yesterday shaking
hands with the soys
If you want TO know who are the live
business men. look in the advertising
columns Of the Reporter.
From the present outlook Webster 10
liable to be tn. outlet for at least 300
bushels Of wheat this fall.
Bush has moved the building occu-
pied by his harness shop to the lot be-
tween Blake's and the Post Office.
Ladies Aid Society will meet with
urns NiIiS. LSAeiI Juhc SOtu. al hNN-
ed TO attend. Mrs. Lee, Pres.
These are days when the early bird
is supposed to catch the worm, that 10 II
the said worm is fool enough to be out.
The Day County Bank loans money
on real estate on a reasonable provocation
that has substantial security to back it.
The greediest man to see the news
paper is the one who never WAS known
to subscribe for it--home paper we mean.
Mr.. Levoy, our artist, has made de-
cidedly hansome Photographic view Of
the town, which shows it off in good
shape.
Webster has four grain buyers and
will have three elevators. Cargle Bros,
will commence the erection of theirs nj
an early day.
The Office Of the Register has been
nicely paPsred and calsomined and the
Treasurer's Office is getting some Of the
same kind of treatment.
Painting and papering is the order II
the day in town and very many residen-
ces are putting OF decidedly trim APP
pesraRce in consequence.
THE Territorial Grand Lodge A. +. &
A. NJ, which met at Fargo last week is
said to have been the finest representa-
tive body of men ever assembled in Da-
kota.
Say, can't some one paint the Web
ster building red II is getting to be an
syesore that can't possibly crafty any-
thing more than en sppetite-and lop-
sided one at that.
...0ur census enumerators are gettin;
slong splsndidiy With their work. and as
yet we have not heard that any one OF
them has met with any difficulty or a
rebuff Of any kind
Mrs. II, NJ, Barker, Lectures and or
gsnizer for Dakota Of the Woman's Chris-