Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-27

that you cannot get hold of hair
without the aid Of q pair of tweozers,
DIR. Ifuestis, dentist Of Aber.
deen, will be at the Commercial
again the last day Of May and the
first four days of June. All who
require his services will please call
early.
There will be refrigel ator car
going west every Wednesday at 2:35
p. M, and east every Thursday ut !
p. m, for parties desiring to ship
perjshable freight such as butter
and eggs.
i. 0. G. T., entertainment con-
sisting Of music, recitations, dia-
logues, tableauxs, charades, panto-
mines, etc., at the Congregational
Church, Tuesday Eve, June !, 1886
Admission only 10 cents. Come
one, come all.
E. r. Ruggles broke ground on
Monday for new residence on his
homestead, half mile west of town
The main building is to be 1926,
with |. 1880. Mr.. a., will push
the building to all early completion.
When finished it will be one of the
best farm residences il the county.
Our good citizens will be glad to
know that another lawyer has per-
manentIy taken Up his residence
among us and has formed a co-part-
nership with John F. Blake which
is to. run for twenty-five years
"unless sooner discharged" John
says he's a rusher-a pleader who
will be sure to hold the fort if there
is any virtue in good lungs. AT
present he only weighs ten pounds,
but it is understood that he is bound
to grow. The happy event occur,
red last Wednesday and Joy reigns
supreme in the Blake household.
The REPORTER adds its hearty con,
CALCULATIONS, and hopes that the
little stranger may grow to usefu
and honored manhood--a good eiti
zen and blessing to his parents
when they shall have come to thu
shady side of life's journey. Moth
er and child doing well-so's John
The cigars were of the finest fiavo
and all the boys enjoyed them.
Among the many valuable aux
ileries to our commercial prosperit,
and growth is the brick yard nov
being conducted by that enterpris
ing firm, Ochsenreiter Il Small
about FIVE miles northwest of town
Last Wednesday, in company witt
Mr.. Oehsenreiter, we visited til
yard, and were agreeably surprised
and pleased with what we saw
There were seven men at work, O
yard a trifie over 100 feet square
. on which they were moulding on
brick at the rate of about coo a
hour, and the scene was most actiy
, and animItIng. 1t is expected t
/ commence burning q kiln, in ab0u
ten days, that will contain 1900
: brick and probably two or three G
a these will be burnt during the sun
, mer. The brick already produce
on the yard are fully equdl to tn
y best produced in any of the states
Mr.. Todd, the gentleman who frs
discovered the brick clay, which, b
the way, is on his farm and di
some Eolk Oh Als own hook, br
: not possessing a sufficient capital /
sought to interest. capital in ii
work, but failed: till" he struck tt
: ;;iiir : non pushing the matter wit
( their characteristic enterprise. III
manufacture Of brick here great.
cheapen5 the expense Of buildil
and the development of this impo
tant interest entities Messrs. &c
senreiter s. Small to be class
- among our public benefectors, gi
i We hope their reward may be
pro portion to their energy aud g
terpsise.
On the trip we passed over SOL
of the finest and richest lands ,
have yet seen IN Day county. T
farmers out there all look prosp,
Gus, and the growing crops 81
prospect of producing an ahnnda
II harvest. One thing wenoticed p;
ticularly aAd that was the fine p;
!. ture lands out there and the supe
facilities for stock raising. L
time is not far distant when Il
win be a splendid stock product
IN section.