Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-11-12
HOME HAPPENINGS.
WEBSTER MARKET REPORT.

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Webster.
The now is rapidly disappearing.
Stock of all kinds are in splendid
condition.
...Threshing the golden grain still goes
merrily on.
The new chairs for the court house
have arrived.
The cheapest cash IN town to loan at
H~untington's.
We hear Of several farmers who have
resumed farming.
The county Board were in session or
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
...IfyOu want to borrow money, Hun
tlngton can help you i'll four seconds,
Everything indicates that we are in
a fair way to have a spell of weather.
The best assortment Of trunks in the
city at Johnson 4 Benjamin's.
The whole vote of Day county cast
at the recent election, on the constitution
was 32S.
Look out! the band boys propose to
give a rattling entertainment at the rink
before long.
Frank Bowen and wife. after sojourn-
ing in Watertown a week, vi siting friends
returned Monday.
Hon. ]. o. Thomson, of Bristol, So
journed in u city Tuesday night and
took in the concert
Poultry raising has proved n Of the
most profitable industries of the farm in
Day county, this year.
Our streets have been lined with
teams all through the week, and business
has been lively every day.
...R. S. Coldwell an old friend of Pid-
cocks, from Jersey, is here on a weeks
visit TO that gentleman.
Minority representation does not rec
omend itself to the people of Dakota to
any considerable extent.
The State Board meets to canvass
the vote of the recent election, at Yank-
ton, on Saturday, the 2lst.
If some men could do their head
work with their feet they would be GER
tain to get more sole" into it.
...Unequaled facilities for real estate
and chattel leans at H%untingtoI's. No
delays, cash launched right out.
Hon. J. f. Dyer, Register of Deeds
in Marshal county, was shaking hands
with the Webster boys yesterday.
The school in Egeland township, Dist
!, Seth Allen teacher, is in a f%ourlshing
condition, having "a regular pupils.
Wanted, a good housekeeper-will
pay s. per week for one who understands
the business. Apply at this office.
The Presidents proclamation fixes
Thursday, Nov. Goth as Thanksgiving
Day. Prepare your turkeys for the feast,
We understand that there has been
only about half as much hay destroyed
by fire, in this county, as was at first sup
posed.
...Oakes Bros entertainment at the
rink Tuesday night was largely attended
and warmly ~applauded by all who wit
messed It.
...Switzer says he don't vas got some
more dings to do init der gals, dot va:
how l wash led dound putty chwick Al
reddy, eh?"
...One evening last week we saw a fel
low enthusiastically hugging a telegraph
pole and swearing she could outsing any
girl he ever saw.
Now that the evenings are growing
long would be a good time 10 commence
taking the REPORTER and the Toledo
Blade. Only $2,75 for the two.
1t is now only a little over twenty
days till Congress meets. when it is ex,
pected there will be music in the air
over the appointment business.
We understand Miss Wilson has re
signed her position in high school, OF
account of Ill health, and that Miss Bett,
has been engaged to take her place.
DIR C. f. Brooks, dentist, will be a
his office daily from . q. M, until 4 p. m
Office door at the foot Of the photograph
gallery stairs. 9-3w
"A young lady in town is such a con
scientious believer in Psulis admonition
lowe no man anything" that when
young man kisses her she always re
turns it.
"A report comes from Washington
that "cold tea will be banished from tn,
bill of fare in the senate restaurant thi
winter" We never heard il by tina
name before.
TAKEN UP.-By the subscriber atou
the first OF Nov, two sheep-a buck an,
q yewe. The owner a. have them b,
calling at my place three miles west @
Webster, and paying charges.
JOSEPH BEcHr.
B.H. Egiand qualified and took his sea
on the county board on Tuesday as Con
missioner from the 18th. He is a goo
business man and will make an e%ficien
and useful member of the board.
JOHNSON Il BENJAMIN will have
full line Of holiday goods. comprisin
rocking horses, toilet looking glasses, pi'
lures and picture frames. A large vari,
ty Of everything for the little and big.
&c. ID. Peterson, o,lr popular druggis
went east on Monday morning. Jlurin
his absence he will visit his parents an
friends in Minnesota, and 20 from thei
to Milwaukee and Chicago TO purchase
large stock Of holiday goods. Gil" pr
poses to be up with the times II /. brca.
q leg.