Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-05-28
HOME HAPPENINGS.

mo Strawberries yet.
The days are warm.
Don't forget the fair.
Insurance agents lively.
lice cream has struck us.
decoration day-May 30th.
Get ready foI the camp FIRE.
...Boyd's feed mill runs daily.
THE grain fields are booming.
...Piscatorial parties are numerous.
...schoners of book bier are flowing.
Lots of noise from the hammer and
! saw.
Our blacksmiths are crowded with
work.
Our band is making rapid improve
ment.
Come to the REPoRrER office for your
blanks.
Webster has the boss meat market of
central Dakota.
Work has commenced in earnest on
our new elevator.
kissing is said to cure freckles.
wonder if they doF'
We can do as good a job of printing
as any house IN Dakota.
Everybody in town went buggy
riding Sunday.
The county board of supervisors
meet next Monday.
The painting and calsomining fever
has struck all our citizens.
10. A. Chilson has purchased a bran
splinter new carriage team.
Methodist services were held at the
church ON sunday evening.
...WANTED:-A girl to do general house
work. Inquire at this office.
Prairie chickens are reported to be
quite plentiiul in Day county.
...Schachte & Palmer have commenced
delivering ice to our citizens.
Peck has gone to visit his cousins and
uncle j. Denton in Marshal county.
Where's that Odd Fellows Lodge that
was going to be started in " ebster.
Mr.. Benjamin, deputy Register, has
gone for two weeks visit to Aberdeen.
Mrs. Lewis stopped here on her way
to Minneapolis from her home in Aber-
deem.
look out for swindling agents. Buy
only of home dealers and you will not be
duped.
...Haish & Bones are putting in front
10 their new office, which will be decid-
edly neat.
The census enumerators for Marsha
county will be w. w. Osborn and y. f.
Hubbard.
...Gen. Grant has almost completed his
memoirs. They wild soon be ready for
the press.
when a mans constitution Is run
down he can never wind 1t up with
whisky.
I'VE call attention to the change in
the advertisement of ochsenreIter d
Small.
lit ID estimated that 5O0,0 900 bushels
of grain wall be marketed in Webster
this year.
The dentist, Huestis, Is here fixing
up the mouths Of the peope. He does
some fine work.
More new printing material received
and we are better than ever prepared to
do good work.
"A poet sings, "J've found my queen"
but neglects to tell US how many he had
before the draw.
Quite party OF our young folks went
TO the lakes last Saturday and had most
enjoyable time.
I'VE understand the city seal has
come and that we shall soon be down TO
business as village.
...Calsomining and painting at the
Court House is greatly improving things
in the Registers office
THE q. A. r., will be held in Uncle
Padfs grove ON Washta Lake beginning
the Erst Friday in june.
...Dick Smith sold his tree claim last
week to Henry Atkins. We did not
learn the consideration.
lit does not yet fully appear who gets
the contract for furnishing fuel and forage
for the post at Fort Sisseton.
lone man complains that he has had
too much rain. He's the only fool We
have yet noticed In Dakota.
DR. Harris has been painting, calso-
mining and otherwise reiuvinsiing bis
store room during the past week.
The Peterson bows are vanishing the
inside of their business room. 1t looks
as nobby M little read wagon.
The Ladies Aid Society will be held
Mt Mrs. Warmers, Friday, May 29th. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Memorial services at the Church in
Webster next Sunday morning at il
O'Clock. Rev. Dickinson will officiate.
"A bee helped Tom McKennett TO get
np his lip last Sunday. The episode did
not contribute Literally to Toms beauty.
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