Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-30

al d still We hear that other new
buildings are vet 10 be constructed IN
Webster this fall.
Attorney Ryse. Of Britton, aud his
partner were sojoGyDingjn Webster Mon
day and Tuesday.
wv. 7. WiIisey was in town Saturday
aud shook hands with the boys, lie
stuck his toes under the Trior House
tables.
The term Of court for Day county
will commence on Tuesday, August 18th.
Quite number Of cases appear on the
docket,
Our genial contemporary like Rachel
is mourning aud will not he cnmtorted
because his curry comb aad brush is not
so is his horse.
...Mr, J. r. Blake returned from her
visit to Glencoe, Minnesota, on Wcdnes-
day Of last week. The estimable lady
confidently asserts she had splendid
time.
The Coteau Furniture Store has been
moved into tho building formerly occu-
pied by AnushyEsky. under the Masonic
Hall. Next week the RRpoarER viii
have something 10 say about it.
Mr., w, w, Severy has leased the
first floor of T. II, Ruggles residence, and
as soon as lie can bring his better half
from the east, will commence living at
home and boarding at the same place.
Another new aud handsome font of
wood type just received at this office and
we are better than ever prepared for
poster work. Call in and see US when
you want a neat and tasty job of printing
done.
Hon. II. II. Pierce, Of Yankton, en-
rolling and engrossing clerk of the House
in the last session Of the Legislature, nas
in the city on Monday the guest Of the
Prior House. He made this office Il
pleasant call.
The date of settlement between Day
and Marshal counties las not yet been
decided upon. but will be done at the
earliest moment consistent with the con-
venience Of the board Of commissioners
of the two counties.
lis it not about time steps were being
taken TO dIain Balzer's lake2 Another
month of hot weather with this pestilent
breeding pool under nuT noses is thing
not at al encouraging Can not the
council devise some means OF relief
Hon J. L. Dyer, the newly elected
Register Of Deeds for Marshal county,
and editor 81 the spicy Day light. was IN
town Wednesday, and made this office a
pleasant call. Mr. Dyer will make the
Marshal county people an efficient and
pleasant officer.
...Deveraux has offered prize Of $40
TO the man making the highest score in
20 shots, ut his gallery north of Harris
drug store. The largest score vet made
was by Lient. Green, of n. Slsseton, who
made 22S out Of possible Of 2i0.
Since the ablye was IN type j. &. Bush
has raised the score 2.
Henry Gerberick, Ole Ruswick and
Ralph Hay, the newly elected commits
sioneIs Tor Marshall county, were in town
Tuesday, aud called oii our genial and
accommodating Register Of Deeds, Mr.
Sharretts, for their certificate Of election.
fhcy are intelligent looking men and
viii ably serve tile people of their county.
Fourteen tons Of twlne sold by one
house, Hash 4 Bones, in Webster.
There will be used IN the field occupied
by onr county machine men this year
about So tons, which at IL cents, will
reach the enormous sum Of nearly $40, go
tD tie M the crop. 1t would be interest
ing to know just how much this part Of
harvesting expense would amount 10 in
the entire territory.
...On Sunday the Indians held coun-
I'll and appointed six policemen To look
utter the interests Of those hauling coal.
On Monday those who had not yet OBJ
aimed load up to tins time got one and
he policeman set the Others out till they
we're served Everything went along AS
smooth as oil, and was great help Ia
M Stumph, ~ well as being another
conclusive evidence that they are getting
up to snuff