Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-22
HOME HAPPENINGS.

hos Iul6oSs pieHty.
still new buildings.
Get ready for the fair.
Soon be harvest time.
The boss fly is numerously Of
deck.
Most of the farmers are don
haying
Big demand for harvesters ant
mowers.
Several Britton boys were dow
last week.
Lots of twino being hauled int
the country.
Harvest supplies are daily goint
to the farm.
August 18th you can Stay thu
prairie chickens.
j. Alley went east on business
on Tuesday night.
The best farms in Dakota are
in the hill country.
Oaks Merries Makers exhibited
here Tuesday night.
The young ducks viii be ready
to pull in about month.
1t now looks as though we
would have a good potatoe crop.
Get ready to come to mill at
Webster the fore part of September.
Hon. II. A. Bones and Mr.. L.
Gross visited Watertown yesterday.
Flax is beginning to look as
though we would have good crop.
Plenty of cash on hand at Sew
cry & Co.'S, to loan on chattels.
"A goodly amount has been SUBJ
scribed for the fair this fall in
Webster.
Money is the root of all evil
W. W. Seyery & Co., have plenty
OF 1t to loan.
Maj. Greene, Indian agent for
the Sisseton Reservation, was in
town Monday.
-Sibb Peterson's new residence
on the west side will soon be ready
for occupancy.
On the first street west from
main sidewalk building has struck
the people hard.
w. w. Seyerg g. Co., have ten
thousand dollars on hand to loan on
chattel security.
"A. Smiths new residence on
the west side is being rapidly push
ed to completion.
The largest stock of lumber
ever brought to Day county at the
Coteau Lumber Yard.
John +. Blake has made some
needed and valuable improvements
in his office since our last issue.
LOST-June IS. between Webster and
b. Fishes, yalise. The finder will
please leave it at the Reporter Office.
Mr.. Maxwell, from Baraboo,
Wis, an uncle of Mr.. Seeley, Is
here on a visit to that gentleman.
Go to the Fountain Meat Mar
ket for vegetables.
Schachte & Palmer.
-Chattel security will get cash
any time at W, W. Severy 4 Co.'S,
office, first door south of post Office.
1t is rumored that a game of
ball is to be played between the fat
mems nine and four of the first
nine.
AS things now are, this city
will place a third more iron dollars
into Improvements than they did
last year.
II. 0. Frank, station agent, has
a new wagon for sale at reasonable
terms. Apply at the depot if you
want bargain.
DIR. Harris, in digging oistern
in the rear of hIs store, struck water
in bed of sand, about twelve feet
below the surface.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Moulton is now at
Honalulu in the Sandwich Islands.
The old gentleman was always fond
of a good sandwich,
Harvest will be at least two
weeks earlier this than last year
indeed a number of farmers are al
ready in their wheat fields.
Our farmers are in the midst
of the barley harvest and from all
reports it is an established fact that
the crop is simply immense.
The brick for the outside wall
of the Masonic Temple are now be-
ing delivered, and work will soon
be commenced by the stone masons.
Wheat is slowly rising in the
English market; but we are afraid
the advance will not reach Webster
in time to DO CT any great practical
benefit.
Mrs. Gibblin will please accept
our thanks for some Of the choicest
potatoes we have seen this year.
When the neighbors are clever we
live in clover.
The largest stock of Paints on
the market at the Pioneer Drug
Store. For wearing qualities see
Court House and School house
painted three years ago.
Mr.. Secley Is making quite a
reputation as t4xdermist. In fix
ing up birds he is dandy. Call
aud see him when you have bird
or animal you want to perserve.
j. W. Brown has taken charge
Of SCOTS barber shop aud will run
it in the future. Wesley is first
class barber and will give all good
work who favor him with call.
We have some specimens of
blue joint grass in this office that is
80 feet long. The hill country,
when it gets square dawn to bust.
ness, carries everything before it.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Bowen of the Prior House ON