Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-21
Mrs. Siglinger, Sec.

I
Geo. L. Sharretts, Register OF
Deeds, Thos. Brigham, Auditor and
DR.. Peabody, Coroner, are now the
most nominated men in the county.
The new bank is incorporated
and viii soon be ready for business.
We understand they will open ont
in the room now occupied by Swens-
rnd & Co.
II. NJ. LOOMS, democratic can
didate for Treasurer, is in our city.
lie finds the fences here in rather
bad shape and most decidedly in
need of repairs.
-Schachte & Palmer our enter
Uprising butchers propose to supply
the people of Webster with a first
class grade of fresh oysters this fall
and winter.
w. w. SEVERY & Co. have ten
thousand dollars that they will loan
OH warehouse receipts, at living pri-
ces, for the next ninety days. Call
and see us.
The new NJ. Z. church, down
on Methodist avenue, is progressing
rapidly and will soon be inclosed.
1t viii be decidedly neat and
handsome structure when complet-
ed.
Our carpenters are all so busy
now that they can scarcely find time
to wink. 1t is now evident that
improvements viii be greater in
value than those of any proceeding
year.
1t is estimated that over a thou
sand wild geese have been killed in
the vicinity of Webster since the
hunting season opened. OF these
more than half have been killed by
our home sports.
Married, at the residence OF
Charles Russell, Esq.,, in Webster,
/ Oct. 18th, BY Rev. w. G.. Dickinson
Mr.. Charles Ii. Matteson, of Bristol
twp, and Miss Anna L. Huggett,
of Webster.
! LOST Last Tuesday or We'd
nesday a large red morocco pocket
book containing ten dollar bll'
and some papers. The fnder viii
be suitably rewarded by leaving il
Iat this office or with j. II. Pressnal
-G. s. Maynard announces him
self as an independent candidate fol
! Commissioner from the lst district
This makes lively, three-cornereo
| fight in that district. Mr. Maynard
comes out at the solicitation of his
| friends.
| John Norton downed grea
big goose on Monday. John has
just discovered he can shoot on thu
wing III tip-top shape and now ht
goes hunting every day. It's fur
to see him get away with the ole
/ hunters.
| Never in the history OF Webste,
has there been such activity in tn,
sale of lumber. Straws shows which
way the wind blows and this activi
| ty in our lumber market is certain
evidence that the country is con
stantly improving.
Mr.. A. G. Roberts, republican
candidate Tor Dist. Attorney was il
the city yesterday looking after hi
fences, which lie found in good con
dition. Mr. Roberts is a most pleas
ant and agreeable gentleman. W
spent an hour most agreeably in hi
society.
&C. l.. Chapman viii soon com
mence the creation of a model bal
Der shop and residence opposite tn
REPORTER Office. 1t does us GOO
/ to see the Jack Of Clubs" gettin
there in such elegant shape. Go j
old fellow, the REPORTER will sic
you on the best it knows how.
The dedication ceremonies
the Masonic Temple of this city wi
take place November 11th. I'll
invitations win be out in few day
t All the arrangements are now abor
complete, and those who particIpat
may be assured of enjoying a roy
good time.
w. G. Turner will please acceI
, the thanks Of We editor for a bask,
i of fine turnips and potatoes.
the fall of the year when the foil
are clever we just live on the fat I
the land. A country newspapt
! man who can't live on turnlps an
potatoes amt worth much.
: The Standard OIL CompaI
= have put up a warehouse in Webstt
to supply the trade and Paul Grut
R has charge of the business her
: This makes it certain that the
viii always be a plentiful supply
: oil in the city, and no delay in i
o delivery to consumers.
The G.. A. R., entertainmel
! has been postponed from Oct. 29i
II until Nov. 9Th and promises to
the best of the season. Social exc
cises viii be held till twelve aft
/ which all who wish to trip the ligl
9 fantastic can remain. 1t will co
sist practically of two entertai
IS ments, one IN the fore part and Il
;. other in the after part of the eve
ing.
" The three conventions ha
ii been held, and in order that &
people of the county Of all parti
may know who the candidates al
/ we publish all three tickets in o
= paper in order that they may becor
Is familiar with the names of the
candidates. In this way our fife
" hundrsa readers can know who {
{. the men are who are running I
u tickets as well as tie independe
candidates.
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