Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-03-26
HOME HAPPENINGS.

TUESDAY, 5lst, u. A. X.
Seed wheat in demand.
Every body is hunting for coal.
The . lipse brought a frgid wave.
Webster is now An Incorporated city
Masquerade at the rink Saturday
evening.
bring us letter, boy, send US 9
photograph"
Last Saturday was a lively business
day in Webster.
"A term of court is to be held in this
county in August.
The q. A. II. entcrts inment has been
changed TO March Slst.
Get ready to participate in the sol.
diers feast on the 3lst.
"A grand masquerade at the skating
rink on saturday night.
The band entertainment will take
place in about two weeks.
Say, is il not about time to call a
meeting Of the Board o fTrade.
"A band entertainment-tbeatrical- ia
on the carpet fol no distant day.
Don't fail to attend the masquerade
81 the ri:.k Saturday eve, March %.
The Dramatic Company Will give an
entertainment for the Band, April 10.
Our huntir rs are a~nxiously looking
for the coming Of the Wild goose and the
duck.
The Webster Silver Cornet Band will
play for the q. A. X, entertainment on
the 3lst.
Remember the ladies' basket social
Friday night, Each lady brings refresh.
ments for two.
lit is now generally conceded that
seeding will all be dune by the middle Of
APP IL in this county.
LIN the notice OF ladies aid society
which appeared last week every bod, +"
was requested to bring lunch foT two. II
should read every lady"
Fred Krouse, living four miles west
wants to buy a shot gun and |. little red
wagon-lts a ten pound boy. Mother
and child dong well.
Painting and paper hanging is now
the rage. Mkt comes house cleaning and
the man Of the house takes his meals
from the top of a barrel.
Il. b. Clark, of st. Paul, Vice resi.
dent Of the large wholesale house Of j. II
Mohier & Co., spent Friday in Webster,
the guest of his nephew, +. K. Ruggles.
Services were held in the Scsndina.
.Fan -. ,s...,. 40 a.. 1900 80 ~.
day right, by a minister OF that national
ity. The attendance was quite large.
The news from the Day county Goa
field still continues 10 be the most en-,
couraging kind. II is expected that Goa
will be taken out OF the mine about june
lst.
AT Poplar River Stntion, Montana. ~
the Isl day ofSanuary, 1885, was The how
est TEN! erature ever recorded IN ths
United States, mercury indicating 63.l'
below zero.
Fred Russeil's orchestra furnishes
the music for the ter%peichorian part o.
the g.. A. r., entertainment, which set
ties the question and guarantees every
n a good time.
We have just issued some posters fol
the Webster and Britton stage line, the
new style of chroInatie printing that are
dalses. In the line Of colored work We
are prepared TO duplicate ST. Paul work
and go one better.
Capt. Wander Horck shook hands
with his numerous friends here on sun
day morning and was in a happy frame
of mind. He was on his way to Fort
Sisseton and will visit Britton and exam.
Inc into the coal 6nd.
Subscribe for the REPORTER and get
the Agents Herald, the paper that expos
es frauds Of all kinds in the United States,
The Herald viii lie sent direct 10 your
| address and both papers will cost $2--the
present price of the REroRTER. The
Herald is an 80 column monthly.
Some one is circulating a report in
the north tier Of townships in Clark that
the debt Of Day county is $4,000. Thi.
is a lie manufactured out of whole cloth.
The Gebt of this county is only a trifie
over $4,000, as any n can easily iind
out by examining the records Of the
county.
THE committee of investigation al
the Balzer House has not yet reported
and a condition Of gloom prevades TIA.
entire community. Sun.
VIII some one kindly rise and explain
We don't see the point.
The ladies having in charge the re
freshment part of the q. A. r., program
for the 3lst invite all interested To NEE
at the residence of Mr. johnson, frs
door south of the Balzer House on Fri
day afternoon of this week, at 2 O'Clock
to perfect arrangements.
We call attention to the jewelry "ad'
Of Mr.. A. Ross, which appears in thii
issue. Mr. r., lisa finished workman
and, as n consequence, any article lief
with him for repairs viii be promptly
and satisfactorily attended TO. He alst
has a tinc stock of j~ewelry, watches
clocks, &c,
Next week school resumes business
and the the racket will DE tr~ausfetie e.
from the home to the school room. ca
citizens all express themselves az highlY
pleased with the school as conducted b,
Prof. Foster assisted by Miss Nouiton
All the pupils have mace q gratifying al
vance and improvement ia their studies
MIR. NJ. Johnson has purchased IN,
entire undertaking business of Mr.. III. W
Boyd, together with the entire stock d
furniture he had, and his now ia the onl
furniture house in Webster. He propos
es 10 keep a full line of caskets aud un
dertaking goods, as well as furniture
brackets, pictures, &c, and invites every
body to call and see him Mt his place q
business, first door south of the Balze
House.
THE progressive eucher club of Wei
ster met at the residence Of Mr.. J. Alley
On East Avenue on Monday evening II
23d. The club played the game accorC
ing 10 the rules | i'd down in last week
issue of the REPokIEI;, the only non-se,
tartan, religious paper in Dakota. Nj
Val. NeIdenfeuhr proved the champio
Of the evening and the game proved mo-
exciting and entertaining TO all who pa
ticipated. The next meeting Of the clu
will be duly announced.
THE city board met for organization
at the office of Il. Huntington on On
evening of the ed, all being present bl
A~nnashinsky. They qualified and fixe
the bond OF the Treasurer at 81 900 an
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