Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-08-26
The DAYS are still hot.

See call for county warrants.
Always speak wei of your town
| Cut down and burn the weeds
Save your coal orders for Bake
Il Beechy.
Teachers Institute commence
August 30th.
Our base ball club seems t.
have subsidized.
-Sibb Peterson has moved int,
his new residence.
The mill is turning out som,
fine brands of flour.
| THAT flag business is raisin!
cain with the weather.
Hon. J. O. Thomson, of Bristol
was in town yesterday.
| The Ipswich Gazette tells abou
the sea serpent in this issue.
j. Alley and DIR. Harris were
Andover visitors on Monday.
The oldest inhabitant never saw
such warm weather IN Dakota.
Plenty of cash on hand at Sew
cry & Co.'S, to loan on chattels..
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bones returned Mon
day evening from her visit west.
WANTED.-A girl to do genera
house work. Apply at this office
Val Niedenfeuhr is taking il
the Minneapolis exposition THU
week.
&C. l.. Sharretts is down on hi
farm this week threshing out hi
grain.
Ken Parker returned HON,
from his surveying trip Tuesda!
morning.
Money is the root of all evil
W. W. Severy Il Co., have plent.
OF IL 10 loan,
The largest stock of lumbe
ever brought to Day county at thu
Coteau Lumber Yard.
The game supper of last weel
Melted our Methodist ladies til,
handsome sum of $40.
Charley Huestis, one of tn,
live business men of Bristol, palt
the capital visit h,st week.
The graders are on hand 4
Bristol to begin work on the roat
running south from that place.
Now we hope our city will NEE
Mr.. Leetch half way and do thei
part of the ditching i'll the city.
| -Chattel security will get casl
any time at W. ". Seyery u Cos.
office, first door south of post office
| MIR. and Mrs. Huntington re
turned from Montana on Monda
morning, having had most enjoy
able trip.
Corn never looked better in til
history of this country. The farm
er who has in corn crop this yea
struck it rich.
Hon. l.. Gross, President o
| The Dav County Reat Estate TX
change, made Andsver Il bushes
visit on Monday.
Peter johnson, of Mt. Horeb
Wis, is here with a car load o
horses, and is selling them off. IL
likes our country immensely.
Prof. Saunders, of the Grotol
College, remained in our city yes
terndy and expressed himself Il
highly pleased with his visit.
60 to the Court House mex
Sabbath evening and hear what tn
Elder will have to say about "Naam
an, The Naughty Syrian Comman
der"
MIR. 4. Flanders and wife ar
rejoicing over the advent Of a |
pound son at their house. Th
boys all smoked and rendered thei
congratulations.
-Pearly Smith fell off the side
walk on Monday and cut quite
cash in the back of his head. Dl
Peabody scwed it up and the littl
lad is doing nicely,
~v0nce more We urge that som,
thing be done to provide water fo
the winter. 1t is almost Grimm,
to neglect matter so important I
our citizens generally.
MIR. Warrington and wife, {
! Ypsilanti, Mich, friends of NJ
aud Mrs. A. j. Leetch, are hel
: visiting. Mr.. ". thinks he wi
locate permanently in our city,
Since threshing commence
3 our farmers have been agreeabl
j surprised, the grain uniformI
: yielding from five to ten bush
: per acre more than they expeete,
I - Mr.. Brown lost a valuable o,
killed by the cars, near Mr.. Ru,
giles place, last Saturday. 1t is
severe blow on him as he is POI
man and this team was all he ha
to work his farm.
=, Huntington downed Il
u first goose of the season ON Monda
We hear several say that stray gee
are coming in. No doubt there W
be "scads' of them when they COZ
T mence their southwark flight,
v In future items announcil
Entertainments for which an adm
~ sion fee will be charged, viii aBpe
ID ia this paper as pad locals. y
tices of strictly religious meeting
4, win, as heretofore, be insert
is gratis.
The Ladies And Society of {
"a NJ. f. Church Of this place desj
ie us to publicly express their than
to the Webster Cornet Band
er their kindness in furnishing mui
at the game supper on the event
~ thp 18th in Lees huild1n1