Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-06-10
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Special Notice.

The bill repeating the timbe
culture, presumption and deser
land laws passed the house on Tues
day,
Remember the Camp Fire.
The cheapest cash in town to loan a
Huntington's.
Oak posts and wood for sale a
j. NJ. Barker's.
| -Pid took in Andover last weel
and looked it over.
j. NJ. Barker has boxelder anC
ash seed for sale.
VIM, J. Ryse, of Britton, il
now IN Washington.
DR.. Young, of Britton, spen
Sunday in Webster.
Sec those nobby hats just re,
ceived at J. NJ. Barker's.
The ice cream season has open,
ed with vigor all along the line.
The board of county commits,
sioners are in session this week.
-Four ply linen bosom shirts at
IS cents each at J. NJ. Barker's.
Plenty of cash on hand at Sew
cry & Cos, to loan on chattels.
j. NJ. Barker has just received
a car load of Crown Prince Flour.
w. W. Severy & Co., have ten
thousand dollars on hand to loan on
chattel security.
The festive grasshopper is re-
ported as too numerous in Iowa,
Indiana and Ohio.
Money is the root of all evil
W. W. Severy & Co., have plenty
of it to loan.
Mr.. Murphy, the live member
of the county board from Bristol,
called on us Monday.
-Unequaled facilities for real estate
and chattel loans at HUNTINGToN's. No
delays, cash launched right out.
"A little choice Russian Flax
seed for sale. Inquire of d. Nc
Glachlin, at the Commercial.
Hon. 7. A. Bones, Mr.. L.
Gross aud Mr.. Harry Craig were
visitors to Watertown last week.
Go to the Fountain Meat Mar
ket for vegetables.
Schachte & Palmer
"A nice sidewalk is being built
from Ed. Smail's residence to the
sidewalk at the old bank corner.
-Chattel security will get cash
any time at W. W. Severy 4 Co.'S,
office, first door south of post office.
Another fine rain on Monday
night makes the crop prospect
brighten and renders breaking easy.
They are now rapidly pushing
track laying on the Dakota Il Great
Southern railroad north from And
over.
WANTED-To trade a yoke Of
young cattle for horse. Inquire
of G. L. Chapman, Lounsberry, P,
o., Day Co.
Boyd & Pressnell did boss
job of paper hanging for us last
week. The boys thoroughly under
stand the business.
"A great many pieces of land
has been sown to tame grass this
season. On all of them the growth
is strong and thrifty.
Capt. John YanderHorck spent
Monday and Tuesday in our city
visiting his numerous friends here
and attending to business.
Mr.. J. V. Neidenfeuhr started
for his old home in Minnesota Sun
day night where he will visit with
his parents for a week OF two.
Union township voted, Tuesday
June 1st, on the proposition to issue
81 900 bonds to build three school
houses. 1t was lost by three votes.
e. r. Ruggles lost valuable
COW, run over by the cars last week.
This makes the fourth that gentle
man has lost in the last year from
the same cause.
Mr.. Harry Craig returned from
Campbell county last week to COM
plete his arrangements to take
charge of the office of Clerk of the
Courts of that county.
D. NJ. Bevier, one Of Union
townships substantial citizens was
in town on Tuesday and made this
Office a pleasant call. Come again,
our latch-string is always out.
When YOU ask some of the base
ball nine what is the difference be-
tween drab and navy blue, they
smile and naively remark "you bet
chyerlife there is a difference"
Elder Pitsor desires us to re-
turn thanks to his neighbors, who
so kindly aided in starting him on
his farm. lie will always cherish
it as one Of the green spots in life's
journey.
j. Alley went to Bismarck on
Friday evening as the accredited
representative of Coteau lodge "a,
A. +. & A. NJ and Rabboni Chap
ter L. d. II. A. NJ, to the session
of the Grand Lodge and the Grand
Chapter of the territory.
Mr.. II. Wilkinson, of Cleveland
Ohio, relative of the writer, drop
ped in on us Saturday night. On
Sunday we went to Britton to look
after his land there and visit with
his step-son John Hough and Mr..
q. Denton his brother-in-law.
-The Herald was misintormcd
in regard to the band refusing to
turn out to the Memorial Services.
The boys expected to turn out, and
went so far us to practice dirges for
the occasion, but failed to get an
invitation through some oversight
or misunderstanding on the part of
the committee from the G., 4. r,
Post.