Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-10-15
HOME HAPPENINGS.
WEBSTER MARKET REPORT.

49, ssssass $1,000 -s-ss sFssss ssfsss"'f ftsH's ssssss es""N
CHICKENS. per 50a3
HAY, per ton -.-..-.... .s,5o@t0O
...Pstronize home.
Bring in your job work.
Farmers, call and see Us.
Carpenters are in demand.
Send in your subscriptions.
Webster wants a Touring mill.
The Indian summer still looms.
Sundays rain cooled the atmosphere
Get your thanksgiving turkey ready.
...l36 city lots for sale by +. +. Baker
We are soon to have another comet.
WANTED.-Girls at the Prior House.
"A nice rain Saturday night and Sun
day.
Webster Is growing like a boy in his
teens.
Plenty Of work now and no excuse
for idlers.
Coin a goosin," is the way the boys
put it now.
The Webster Silver cornet band is
again on earth.
Webster is the place TO buy goods at
reasonable rates.
Read change in the railway time card
which appears in this issue.
Prairie Sres have been numerous
and destructive the past week.
The REPORTER boys downed twenty
geese Saturday and Monday.
LII you want to sell your farm, leave
the numbers and price at this Office.
FOR six subscribers we will send YOU
a copy of the life of Grant, by Ben Pear
ly Poore.
Some fifteen dwellings are now in
process of construction in different parts
Of the city.
The hens are engaged for every
set" and like the farmers, delight in a
full crop"
last Saturday the high winds filed
everybodys eyes, noses. ears and mouth
with dirt.
Keep a stiff upper lip-sll that is
necessary in the enjoyment of .ove and
SAUSAGE, is confidence.
...Supt. Kelly. of the Milwaukee road,
stuck his No. rs under the BzsrHouse
table. Monday.
...E. A. Cooper, Clerk 0. the Corrts for
Marshal county, spent the fore part OF
this week in Webster.
Several weddings are reported as apt
to come off any minute. We wont call
your names just yet, boys.
Mr.. A. Robinson will please accept
our thanks for a half busheI of the best
potatoes we have yet see in Dakota.
John Severy entered upon his du.
ties as night watch on Monday night
We opine John will prove an efficient
officer.
This has been a fine season for fall
blowing and farmers generally have tn.
ken advantage of it. The acreage turn.
ed over il immense.
We regret to say that We are liable
10 loose the great Indian SechaG, SHAVE
pate" who thinks Of visiting his tribe in
New Jersey this winter.
Read the new railway time table in
this issue. Our genial and popular sta
ton egent, Mr.. Frank, win please accep;
our thanks for setting US right in thin
matter.
An exchange, commenting on q CROP
item that recently appeared in this pa
per, says he thinks he has caught us
nappingl' Well, we are smarter ASLEEP
than he is awake.
...Enos Babcock, one Of our best farm
ers, will again gladden. his home with the
bright and newsy Reporter for another
year. Mr.. b. raised a big crop Of No. ]
hard this year.
IN. Young, one Of our old settleri
called in Monday and renewed his reli
gious reading matter for another year.
Mr.. Y is rafting farmer, and n o
the first subscribers to this paper.
Mr.. A. J. Leetcb, Of Ypsilanti, Mich
igan, owner Of Leetch's edition to Web
ster, orrived in our city Friday mornini
and will remain a short time looking af
ter his business interects here.
'This world is all a floating show,
For mans delusion givenl"
Is Whit a fellow said when his girl wen
back on him Past Sunday night he want
70 bet four dollars on IL.
baptist services will he held at tn,
Court House Hal! every Sabbath morn
ing and evening at the usual hour. Sur
Cay school Immediately after mornin
services. RKv. 4. GoopwrS, Pastor.
THE REroRfnR FARMER. Of Wei
ister, has lately entered its fifth volum
and is fiourishing. j. g. Adams, the sci
Tor editor, is an old time acquaintance
the editor Of the Free Press. Jim is
~rustler frcm way back.-Pierre Ere
Press.
I'VE call attention to the RepebIca
call for n convention which appesrs
! this issue. II is hoped there VIII be IN
, delegations from every towoship in n
. county. Township conventions shoel
4 be held on Saturday.
; The Ladies Ala Society win meet
Mrs. John Norton's on Friday ut 8 o'cloc
q p n. Mi are fdS+tsa. Tie sentlem.
: come 10 tea at six. Young peoIae mi
expect ~a4iexssnt time.
MEs. C. ECKER. Sec.
2 s.ss'e Medura. Dakota, Cowboy "a
Z !ahdt alta moderate estimate over 1000
) bushels Of wheat snd oats have be,
2 barred. besides houses. graBeries a
agricultural implements. In Vine vicini
2 ofsthat place since the beginning Of Il
snA.le. .ull III I~.... $780,. lsl