Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-11-05
HOME HAPPENINGS.
WEBSTER MARKET REPORT.

Halloween was lively in Webster.
Huntington has cheap cash TO loan.
We want three or four tons of hay.
...l36 city lots for sale by F. F. Baker
Winter has donned her white mantll
WANTED.-Girls at the Prior House.
The Indians are predicting a mid
winter.
Our paper is late this week-electlon
business.
This Kind Of weather calls for fuel
coal bins.
John Norton has his mammoth barn
nearly enclosed.
Our squaw winter has opened out in
Father lively shape.
The goose and the duck have gone
to more genial clim0s.
sc. 5. Maynard is elected county COM
missioner from the LIST.
There are not many days yet till the
wintry blasts come.
Get the Toledo Blade aud the Pz.
P~ORrER-only 1915 a year.
Are you getting your thanksgiving
turkey ready for business.
We would like correspondents from
every township in the county.
Judge Bryant has been elected Pro-
bate Judge by a small majority.
The band boys have just received
some choice new pieces of music.
The Statehood movement carried
in Day county by a good majority.
Ed. Murphy, of Bristol, is the coun-
ty commissioner elect from the Sd.
MIR. Goodwin, of Andoyer, was cleo
ted county commissioner from the 4th.
You don't have to wait a minute for
cash when you borrow of Huntington.
The improvement in Webster this
year is the wonder Of all who visit us.
Mr.. Alleys handsome residence ON
the west side is almost ready for occu.
pency.
The Baptist congregation have pur.
chased a handsome organ for use in their
services.
For 1915 a year. we will send the
Toledo Blade and the RKpoRrKR to any
address.
Delegate Clifford is rJsitive that the
State of South Dakota will lie admitted
to the Union.
Miss Belts. principal of the school at
AndOver, spent last Sabbath at her home
near this city.
The sentiment for Statehood was de-
cidedly in the majority in Day and Mar
shall counties.
The concert at the rink next Tues.
day night will he all that the most fasti-
dious can ask for.
...B. IL. Egland come in with a good
majority from the 9Th district as county
commissioner.
We call attention to the monthly re-
port of schools in Webster, which ap-
pears in this issue,
The Cakes Bros, give the most re-
fined and elegant entertainment of any
troupe on the road.
III you want real estate or chattel
loans you will consult your interests by
calling on Huntington.
Wanted, a good housekesper-will
pay 81 per week for one who understands
the business. Apply at this office.
What with the rink, the Chetaaua
Circle amp the social hour club. Webster
bids fair to be q lively town this winter.
Our weather prophet a y that we
are to have three weeks more of nice
weather before winter finally drops down
on us in force.
On Saturday night Of this week the
band gives their FIRST entertainment at
the rink. Everybody turn out and give
the boys a liz.
We hope all our young people will
join the Chataqua literary circle. 1t will
prove not only a pleasant, but also a pro-
ftable way Of spending your time.
Lots of cur farmers will be COMPEL
ed to finish their fall blowing next spring
and more than one thIrd Of the wheat
will remain in stack all the winter.
"a large number of tree claims have
been planted in this section during the
past ten days. In a few years this coun-
try will be dotted ' with groves.
The skirmish line Of 1886 seems 10
have become sadly demoralized in New
York. New Jersy, however, is claimed
for the Republicans and the country Is
safe.
DIR. Hustis. dentist, Of Aberdeen,
will be in Webster again Monday, Nov.
Is, and the three following days, and
will attend to the wants Of the afflicted.
Call early.
IT. A. Allen. Chief Engineer of the
Peoria, Decatur * Evansville Railway,
frosn Nation, Illinois, was here last week
visiting his brother Seth, and made this
Office q welcome call.
Mr.. Bervier, of Union township, was
IN town Wednesday and paid these pious
head quarters a visit Mr.. b. Is one OF
your jolly. wbolesouled gentleman. with
whom IL is always q pleasure 10 meet.
lit is hard to tell what kind Of a mar
a boy viii make. One of the judges OF
the supreme court Of Maine used To play
a fiddle ut country dances for a niekIe q
tune, and one of the bess judges OF Miss.
issippi used to clerk ins country stors
for his board. while q President of thi,
great nation, was a mule driver on tbs
tow path OF a canal.