Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-23
HOME HAPPENINGS.

good shape.
See change in the ad. of Web
ster Club rooms.
We will take hay on subscrip-
tion al this office.
We will have full line of land
blanks in few days.
Generals Small, and Grant are
reported better this week.
1t has been the most remarkable
growing season on record.
e. Y. p. Day, Knight & Deans
agent was in town Saturday.
Dakota for 1885 shows 70 ma
sonic lodges and 2644 members.
-Lsvoy has added Chief Gabrial
to his collection Of Indian photo
graphs.
Harry Parker, son Of Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Bones, 10 here on a visit to his
parents.
No vexatious delays when you
borrow money Of Huntington to
prove up on.
&C. H. Bradford and Loomis Of
the Bank Of Andover were in Web
ster Thursday.
The new post Office building
will be ready for occupancy in an
other week or two.
w. J. Ryse, the leading legal
light Of Marshall county, visited the
county seat Of Day, Monday.
j. G. Adams, editor of this pa
per is attending the editorial con-
yention at Watertown this week.
Hi dash da, "shave-pate," the
Indian chief from New Jersey, is as
happy as a clam since our last issue.
If you want to borrow money
on real estate security, Huntington
can accommodate you without de-
lay.
e. Huntington has more money
than he wants, and will let you have
some on real estate if you will come
and see him.
The work Of hauling coal to
Sisseton is progressing rapidly under
the skilful management of Mr..
Stumph.
MFR. Albert Smith and wife, re-
turned Sunday from a three weeks
visit to friends and relatives at
Howard Lake, MINI,
The jolly Fred Palmer and one
Of the most prosperous farmers of
Egeland made it lively for the boys
around town Monday.
If you want job that will dis
count work done by any other Office
in central Dakota, leave your orders
at the REPORTER Office.
The Irish entertainment, given
by the Good Templers of this city,
at the church last Friday night
was largely attended and quite a
success.
In last weeks Daylight is the
report Of a very able address by T..
NJ. Plaisted On being made chairman
Of the Marshall county convention
July IL.
"A special car came into our
depot Thursday, with Frank Nc
Millin, Of the river road and num-
Der of invited guests-looking over
the hill country.
Mrs. ]. +. Curtiss, mother Of
our courteous and obliging operator,
w. s. Cartiss, Of Medford, Mimi,
is hcre visiting for a week or two
and consequently Walt is happy.
Mr.. M. johnson has removed
his stock Of furniture from the old
stand into +. W. Smsil's building,
first door north Of the new p. o.,
where ne is ready to sell you all
kinds of furniture.
--LOST.-0ne black Irish bird
dog, white between her front legs.
Also one Red Irish dog, white on
the breast. Anyone returning them
or leaving information at this office
will be literally rewarded.
Mr.. G.. L. Sharretts, editor OF
Herald, and son Walter, left Mon
day for Hudson, Wis, called there
to the bedside Of his invalid
son, George. We are happy to learn
that he is some better at this writing
Mrs. Ii. S. LOOMS started Tues
day evening for an extended visit
to friends and relatives in Iowa and
Minnesota. She will be accompa-
MED from Minneapolis by her hus-
band. Her many friends here wish
her an enjoyable trip and safe return,
The school board OF Webster
school township have employed Prot
Foster to conduct our schools fol
the ensuing school year. Misi
Florence Wilson, of Merrill, Wis.
has been employed as assistant
teacher.
DIR. ]. L. Harris has resumed ths
practice Of medicine sad surgery de
Tres TO shnoupce the fact 10 tn,
public, The DIR. 10 graduate O
Hohnemann Medical Collees Of Chi
cago. Ills, 10 the class sent ont at th,
spring session Of 1875, and is panopliec
for me war against disease In the human
family, He will attend all calls day o
night and win be fnund at his Office ii
i Auok.A... I'LL. L. l.. 1.