Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-20
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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Only one--dollar.
Farmers all stacking.
Webster wants a clothing store.
...136 city lots for sale by F. +. Baker
New wheat coming to market.
Webster is to have news
depot.
Get up an exhibit of vegetables
for the fair.
--Peck's Bad Boy Tuesday night
at the Rink.
"A cotillion at the skating rink
Tuesday night.
is the steam Touring mill pro-
ject being pushed?
Our post Office building is the
pride of all our citizens.
John Norton went to Britton
on a business trip Tuesday.
&C. II. Bradford, county treas
urer, was in town Tuesday.
How the '"boys" did bite at the
little whip racket Saturday.
The fax yield in this section of
the country will be immense.
Prairie chickens are ripe and
our sports are going for them.
Don't forget that We will take
a few loads of hay on account.
Remember Peck's Bad Boy at
the Skating Rink, August 25th.
The sound Of the thresher is
beginning to be heard in the land.
-WANTED:-To buy last spring
black mare colt. Call at this office.
If you have all advertisement
in the premium list you are lucky
man.
Don't fail to see the Bad Boy
and his Pa Tuesday night at the
Rink.
A band of italian musicians
made things melodious here on
Monday.
This week will see all the grain
cut and next will see nearly all OF
it stacked.
During the week there has been
three crews of threshers organized
in Webster.
Miss Grace Hindman, of Brit
ton, is here visiting, the guest OF
Miss Maud Adams.
IA meeting of the Democratic County
Central Committee is call to meet Satur
day, August 10Th at the Court House.
The long winter evenings viii
soon be here--get the REPoRTEI
and enjoy them.
The winning favoritc of /,
laughing world-Peck's Bad Boy, al
the rink Tuesday night.
You can now shoot prairie
chickens il you can find 'em ant
your gun don't fool you.
| Until last Saturday we had NJ
idea there were so many suckers
in this section, as there is.
| Let everybody enjoy a gooc
laugh by going to see Peck's Bat
Boy Tuesday night at the rink.
On Thursday a load Of wheat
this years crop, was dumped a
Miller, Strong L Cos. elevator.
In three weeks more the Webste
high school will commence its fal
session-grief for the children.
John Norton moved into hi
new residence on Monday. and vii
soon be in ship shape up home.
1t is thought that the whea
crop OF this country will ayerag
about sixteen bushels to the acre.
We will give our readers ful
idea Of the life of General Grant W
offer as premium in our mex
issue.
Miller, Strong & Co., are put
ting in the driveway and scale q
the old Ochsenreiter L Small ware
house.
The wheat crop OF Dakota wi
bring into the territory, at a reason
able estimate, not less than 500
900, 900.
:, MIR. Chas. Siglingcr has move
into the front rooms over job
J Norton's store, where he will set u
his household goods.
The number of people who too
, their children TO see the ANNA
. last Saturday is about the same ,
usual on such occasions.
Young wild ducks are reporte
as numerous in the lakes and pont
Of the hills. Some Of our sport
: men have bagged as high as fort
, in day.
Elder Dickinson preached
. very fine discourse last Sabbath G
: the Sabbath. We hear it high
spoken Of by number of o,
citizens.
. The Territorial encampment
r A. r., will take place at AbcrdeC
$ next month. Lieut.. Ritzras,
the 25th Unfit, u. S. A., Fort 81
seton, will have charge Of the cam
There is mortgage on recol
'among the county archives tn
names, among other tlinss, pl
/ mouth Rock rooster as one of Il
!. things held and firmly bound
r said mortgage.
: We tender Mr.. Leyoy, our be
a photographer, our thanks for
0 handsome and life-like picture
the interior of the church on msi
orial day. 1t shows the decoratio
: up in good shape.
II Mrs. Dee returned from h
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