Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-28

Once more the dread messenger
has been busy among MS. and we srA
called upon to chronicle the sad and
sudden death Of Mrs. Chas. Hull.
on Sunday morning last, at her
mothers residence four miles east of
Webster.
Deceased-whose maiden name
xas Malinda Hanson, was borne In
Kandeohi county, Mimi, in May,
1861, where she resided till coming
to Dakota, two years ago. Last
year she was united in marriage to
Mr. Chas. Hull, of this county, and
The twain have led q quiet. happy
life, ON their farm near Waa6ay
since that time.
Mrs. Hull was warm-hearted,
laifectionate lady. and exemplary
wiie and dutiful and eonsideratt
daughter. Her MANY good quail
ties had endeared her to wide cir
Gle of acquaintance, who deeply de-
plore her loss The heartfelt. earn
est sympathy of all go out to the
young husband in this hour of his
bitter anguish and sorrow, thas
bereft of the wife of his bosom in
the morning of his married life,
that had every prospect of being
full Of that sweet and happy con-
tent, so precious in the martial rela-
ton, till the allotted three score
and ten had drlfted down the tide
Of years. In this early ending Of a
life over which The rainbow hued
arch Of hope had spread its spark
ling bow, giving glowing colors to
its future, there is sadness that
no pen can adequately portray or
tongue rela;e--we can only hope
that time, the great healer, will
soothe and soften the sorrow. while
faithful memory em5alms the past
away from the gaze of the curious
in the hearts proIoundest depths.
Mr.. S. Denton and his son
Sammy, liyiugin Wayerls township
Marshall county. have had cinch
On the geese tins fall. The way
they worked it was to take one Of
their oxen and walk on the opposite
side to the flock of geese they desire
to reach and when within striking
distance, quietly step out aud down
his gooseship. In this way they
have killed about sixty this fall. One
iay last week Air. ". j. Ryse was
at Mr.. Denton's residence and OK
pressed a desire for a goose, where
upon Young Sam took ms gun and
the OK and striking out into the
field soon returned with large
Canada. NJ. Ryse was highly pleas
ed and said he would go home and
post his son Dick. When he got
home he told Dick about how the
Denton folks managed it, ard said
there was no sort of Ess OF their
doing withaat goose when it was so
easily obtained. Richard perfectly
agreed with the old gentleman. but
not having an OK of his own went
to ncighbo-s and borrowed his
bull. Shortly after returning home
he discovered large flock OF geese
on his stnbble field and at once
started ont to sequester few of
Of them. His bullship moved along
ap right till within about 200 wards
Of the geese when he slowed al, and
commenced nibbling the grass and
stubble. This did not suit Dick
and he commenced prodding him
lup. The bull moved slowly on, h.,t
not being rapid enough to suit
Dicks eagernesS, he commenced
punching him vigorously IN the side
with his sGp, when all at once it went
off. the load passing entirely through
the bull. Killing him instantly.
Dick save ball beef amt near as
good as goose, aud is satisfied that
only by rich and varied experience
do the soIs of men ever LEAN any
thing. A deep and impenetrable
gloom permeates the entire COM
maniis over this sd event and the
neighbors avoid Dicks subtle field
on account Of the birthstone that
preyades the atmosphere.
To the Voters osDaE County,
Notice Is hereby sisen that Julian
Deanett, OF Bristol, the democratic
candidate for County Attorney, viii
speak upon the political Issues OF
the day at the following places:
Waubay, Oct, 2sta. Arlstoi, Oct. 20
Webster. 30th aud Andoyer Nov. ].