Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-01

The 4th at Hazelden's grove
promises to be a pleasant and profit
able affair.
j. NJ. Barker has just received
a car load of Crown Prince Flour.
"A. Robertson has returned from
Nebraska where he has been spend
ing the winter.
Money is the root of all evil
W. W. Severy & Co., have plenty
of it to loan.
Mrs. Marietta NJ. Bones and
Mrs. Chilson were Minneapolis visi-
tors last week.
w. W. Severy & Co., have ten
thousand dollars on hand to loan on
chattel security.
-Ochsenreiter & Small are agents
for Hirschberg's diamond specks,
the best in the world.
On Friday in making a flying
switch, a car struck the caboose of
train on the main line and two
cars were ditched.
Every farmer will save money
by buying the New Enclosed Gear
Wood Mower of o. & S.
Go to the Fountain Meat Mar
ket for vegetables.
Schachte 4 Palmer.
The Farmers Bazaar has the
agency for the famous singer sewing
machines. They will have more to
say about it in future.
Call and see our stock of one
and two horse adjustable hay rakes.
0chsenreiter & Small.
An agelt of the Washburn
Milling Company is here looking
over the ground with a view to es-
tablishing IA mill and elevator here.
-Chattel security will get cash
any time ut W. W. Severy 4 Cos,
office, first door south of post Office.
Mrs. Sharretts started east to
visit friends last week. She will
probably take advantage of the low
rates and visit her parents in Cali
fornia before returning.
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.
This week, at 0chscnreiter &
Smail's brick yard, northeast of
town, they commence burning u
kiln containing 100000 brick. 1t
is expected to be done i'll five days.
Bristol is getting right to the
front with her celebration and are
going to give a program that Will
create plenty of enjoyment and
amusement. A number Of our cit
zens will take it in.
The c. NJ. & st. P, will sell
round trip tickets to all points on
its lines July Sd to 5th good to re-
turn until the 9Th at one and one
fifth regular fare.
ii. o. Frank, Agent.
The W. C. I. u, will meet on
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock with
Mrs. T. F. Baker. The mass meet
ing on next Sunday will be address
ed by Mr.. d. L. Potter and others.
Mrs. n. b. Warner, Sec.
-Lost-On Friday evening, June
25th, on Fort road, between Roslyn
and Webster, a ladies hat, brown
straw with brown flowers, The
finder Will be rewarded by leaving
the hat at the Pioneer Drug Store,
DIR. J. l.. Harris.
Simon Sunderland met with
quite serious accident last Sunday
lie was picketing out calf when it
started to run. A snap on the end
of the rope caught him in the ball
of the right hand and tore and mu-
tilated the flesh in a horrible man
ner. 1t is wonder he escaped
with any of the hand left. DIR.
Peabody dressed the hand and he is
doing will,
We hope our farmers will make
their arrangements, not only to be
present at our county fair, but also
to make an exhibit of either vegeta-
bles, grain or stock. Remember,
the success of the fair depends
largely upon you. What if the pre-
miums do not pay You for your
trouble, the time will come, if you
put your shoulder to the wheel now
when the premiums offered will not
only pay but it will be q big feather
in mans Dap to capture premium
on stock or farm products. All
things must have q beginning, and
in that beginning it is necessary to
90 slow-nOt to agree to do more
than you can count on certainly.
TO offer big premiums in a new or
ganization of this kind with the
field practically untried, is to act
in an unbusiness-like way. 0rdina
rily men do not agree to pay unless
they have reasonable assurance
that they can meet the obligation
when the times comes. In fair
! association it is particularly neces-
sarv for them to be sure they can
fulfill their promises, else they can
not gain the confidence of tho peo-
pie, and without it any public en-
terprise will fail. IL you turn ont
in force and help to make the fair
success by insuring the payment
of premiums in full, next year the
society can do better, and each sue
ceeding year will find it better and
more useful exhibition, credit to
our county and its people. Don't
fail to make your arrangements to
take in the fair and help to make it
a permanent institution of our
county.