Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-16
HOME HAPPENINGS.


And still the wheat crop looms.
...l38 city lots for sale b. F. f. Baker
The Bachelor Club is growing.
Read board proceedings in this
issue.
Everybody is busy preparing
for harvest.
Work will commence on the
new elevator next week.
The Agricultural Society is now
in splendid working trim.
Mrs. A. Folsom spent last week
visiting relatives in Aberdeen.
"A cotillion party was held in
Peterscn's hall on Friday night.
-Stumph sent on. fifty loads Of
coal on Monday to TT. Sisseton.
We want correspondent IN
every township in the county.
Freddie Stone will please accept
our thanks for choice mess OF fish.
This is the finest section in Da-
kota and don't you never doubt 1T.
We are now having the quiet
that just proceeds the harvest bust
up.
Mrs. j. f. Blake is visiting the
family of Mr.. Knight at Glencoe,
Mimi.
The band will play at the rink
tonight, Wednesday, and Saturday
night.
The oat crop will be go to 100
bushels to the acre on most of the
farms.
That live, genial, jolly boy, W.
l.. Doe, spent Sunday at his home
in GrotOn.
AT the next session of the board
it lie probable the county viii be re-
districted.
1t is evident from the Daylight
that Marshall county politics are
getting decidedly warm.
New potatoes have made their
appearance in market and are SELL
ing at $1.00 per bushel.
A great many mems idea of pat
ronizing home institutions is for
some one else to do it.
DIR. Peabody has received his COM
mission as Vice President OF the
County Board of Health.
County Attorney Alley is reft-
ting and handsomely painting his
Office in the bank building.
We enjoyed a very pleasant
visit from Mr.. Amunsdon, of Lake
Lynn township, on Monday.
From all sources we learn that
there will be about $50 haryesters
sold in this county this year.
The apron-rosette social at the
church last Friday night was well
attended and very pleasant affair.
DIR. Case, r. p. Brokaw, Chae.
DUEL and Chas. Knott, of Bristol,
were Webster visitors on Saturday.
M. |. Irwin, one of Groton's
best lawyers, spent Saturday in
Webster and 'Fho'd" with the boys.
Mrs. Dutton has returned from
her visit to parents and friends IN
Wisconsin, looking greatly improv'
ed.
! Several Of our citizens went on
piscatorial exhibition on Tuesday.
We hope the boys will have a good
time.
The shooting gallery is now tho
great attraction and Mr.. Devereau1
is setting up good target for the
boys.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Moulton has been
rusticating Nj his county seat, eight
miles northwest of Webster, during
the past week.
Hon. L. A. Bones brother-i
law, p. r. Frye and wife, Of Racine
Wis, is here visiting that gentle
man and family.
The haying season has now
fully commenced and our farmers
| preparing to put up an immense
quantity Of it.
Miss Eta Moulton, of Minneap.
oils, is here visiting her father and
sisters, Mrs. 4. W. Small and Mis-!
Amelia Meulton.
Mr.. Leyoy has the picture ot
the Indian encampment here on the
4th, also photos of all the promi
nent chiefs Of the tribe.
The census returns from Mar,
shall will probably show over 5000
people. This would make old Day
county foot up population of near
ly 10000 souls.
We acknowledge the receipt o.
a nice club of 16 subscribers from
Egeland for which we are indebted
to that prince of good fellows, Mr.
b. II. Egeland.
The Prior House commenced
running free bus to the depot OF
Tuesday morning, and viii hereafter
haul the guests to the popular hote.
from and to trains.
DR.. Harris has been appointed
| President OF the County Board Of
Health and has received his com.
mission, also his license certificate
for the practice of medicine.
| Mr.. Benjamin returned from
| Clark county Sunday night, WHERE
he has been the last month transerl.
bling the records Of the newly added
townships from that to this county,
Henry Atkins, the boss plas