Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-06-24
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Wheat is beginning to head.

Wheat is beginning to head.
Mosquitoes and flies are here.
Some few political mutterings
Pleasant days and cool nights
Read correspondence in thi.
issue.
! Oak posts and wood for sale al
]. N. Bankers.
Alliances are growing rapidly
all over the county.
j. M. Barker has boxelder and
ASH seed for sale.
Everybody subscribe for the
REPORTER & FARMER.
Quite a number Of Indians are
camped in this vicinity.
SEQ those nobby hats just re-
ceiyed at J. NJ. Bakers.
| Dakota, vegetables are making
their appearance in market.
Mr.. A. j. Leetch and wife are
visiting in Webster this week.
Plenty of cash on hand at Ser-
cry & Co.'S, to loan on chattels.
The celebration at Hazelden's
Grove viii be an enjoyable one.
-Four ply linen bosom shirts at
IS cents each at J. ". Bankers.
The Bristol base ball club viii
play the BrittOn club on the 4th.
j. NJ. Barker has just received
car load Of Grown Prince Flour.
j. V. Niedenfeuhr returned
from his visit to Minnesota, Tues
dag.
Hon. j. o. Thomson and Atty
Bennett Of Bristol were in town
Monday.
Sidewalk building now engages
the attention of a large majority of
our citizens.
Money is the root Of all evil.
W. ". Seyery Ct Co., have plenty
of it to loan.
Mr.. Z. Huntington's father is
here paying that gentleman and his
family q visit.
w. ". Ssyery & Co., have ten
thousand dollars on hand to loan on
chattel security.
Harry Craig was here on Sun
day. He reports things ligely in
Campbell county.
1t viii not be long now till the
brethren Of the mystic tye VIII oc-
cupy their new hall.
If nothing happens Day county
will have % bushels to the acre on
an average this year.
We hope to be able to give our
readers some idea OF the fair pro-
gram IN a week or two.
Farmers say that the harvest
will come on ut least three weeks
earlier this than last year.
Hash s Bones have made some
nice improvements on their ware
house during the past week.
The bali at the Commercial
Tuesday evening was one Of the
most enjoyable Of the season.
"A little choice Russian Flax
seed for sale. Inquire OF D. BIC
Glachlin, at the Commercial.
Go to the Fountain Meat Mar
ket for vegetables.
Scbachte {, Palmer.
Tho hail Of last Wednesdays
storm got away with about one
fourth Of c. J. Shuitz's barley crop. |
-Chattcl security viii get cash .
any time at w. ". Scvery & Co.'S,
Office, first door south Of post Office. ,
Several prairie schooners pass
Ell thToGrh our city this week. :
Most Of them settled in this county.
Within year. Father Nensing
Catholic Priest and Missionary for
this county has baptisod 10I chill
dren.
Gil Peterson has finished the
addition to bis drug store and now
has the n0bbiest business room in !
town.
The glorious fourth will be col |
e5rated all around Us this year and /
orr citizens can enjoy it in their
own way.
Nearly all the Young men in
town took in Enemies Swim Lake /
last Saturday on a grand fishing eX-
carsioH.
Day county has a fine German 4
settlement, comprising about Is
families, eighteen miles north Of /
Webster.
improvements are being made !
on the street in front OF Bushes
barn, that viii help that part Of
town greatly.
The festival By the Ladies Aid /
Society on Friday night at Masonic
Hall, vas largely attended and
financial success.
The town Of Bristol is growing
rapidly. Wen, why shouldn't it /
with the fine class OF business men |
and citizens it has.
Col. Evans. Of the Milbank
index, paid us q visit Monday. He
was on his way to tie editorial con
ventioR Ct Aberdeen.
Born to Mr. a.d Mira. 3. P. /
MoTehoase, June y, & seven pound !
son. Mother and child doing well
and Benjamin happy.
Mr.. D. glcGlachlin returned
from the G. 4. r., reunion at
orsonTille Saturday. lie reports it
most interesting occasion.
-B.itton viii celebrate on Non
day the 9Th. They are making
preparations Tor the occasion on a
grand scale. 1t viii be a roassr
Assessor Rav Is around looking
np your property - { prelude to an
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