Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-02
MARsHALL,S NoTIoE.-ci
NUMBER 81.

| MAhSHALlIS A0TlCE.-ClEl-
zens are hereby notified that they
must clean up their allies and back
yards as soon as possible, otherwise
the city will do the work and charge
it up to your property.
JOHN SEyERY, City Marshall.
Mr.. Seeley is getting a big rep
utation as taxidermist. His work
in the bird stufiiing line is greatly
admired. II you get peculiar bind
or animal you would like to pre-
serve, send it to Mr.. IL. Il. Seeley,
Webster, Dakota, and he will make
it look as natural as life and make
such a reasonable charge for it as
will surprise you.
On Tuesdayan old gentleman
of fifty, while working on a staging
go feet frosa the ground, on one Of
the elevators at Andoyer, slipped !.
and fell to the ground, passing
through three sets Of staging in his
descent and striking on bis head
and shoulders. Strange to say, yes
terday morning he was up and
around, only complaining OF a little
soreness in his shoulders.
Day county has the most INTEL
ligent and best looking lady teach
ers in Dakota--that's what made
one Of the boys, who had been si-
lently adoring a dewy Tipped charm
er at adistanee, hot when he heard
drummer denoIninata the gathering
chen convention. The next fell
low who thinks he is awful euta
will get his brains knocked out with
a bar Of Kirk 5 blue India soap tho
ediet has gone forth.
--0n Monday night large num-
Der of friends assembled at the res
idence of Mr.. A. Small to party
given in honor of Mrs. Smaii's sis
ters, from ST. Paul, who have been
spending some weeks mere on visit
That the guests had thoroughly
enjoyable evening goes for the say
ing, since the well known hospital
lily OF Mr.. Small and his accomp-
lished lady renders itimpossible that
snch occasions should be otherwise,
The teachers institute of Ii
county commenced it's sessi
Monday with a large attend
and bids fair to become a pro
eed success. Prof. Hood and g
of Aberdeen, were on ham
and promptly commenced thu IL
Most Of the day Monday was spec
In the discussion and elucidation of
the elementary principles Of arith-
metie. reading, etc., and was both
pleasant and profitable. Tuesday
the primary work was continued
There are in the neighborhood of
forty teachers present, all having
that determined air that indicates q
afull knowledge Of the Importance of
gaining all the information possible
during the session. Prof. Hood has
a happy way Of presenting the sew
eral matters pertaining to teaching to .
the class, that shows "a long and
careful study and practice in de-
yeloping the best methods of enga-
giRg the attention and impressing
upon the mind of the pupil the im-S
portant facts to be learned. ours
County Superintendent, Mr.. Bar
ker. is TO be congratulated over the
fact that his earnest work in estab-
hshlug this institute, ito result
in decidedly benefting the schools
of the county. The teachers in att
tendance Gre above the average IN
intelligence and are fully impressed
with the importance OF their mis-
sion. Ii you want to spend al
hour pleasantly and profitably, cal
at the school house at any time du
ring the working hours of each da
and our word for it, yon will no
regret the visit; besides, it will BIS
an additional incentive to the taacIs
ers to redonble their efforts to qua
| ify themselves for the business
which they are engaged. Sympath
and encouragement are great factoa
in the development Of all huma
progress and power, they are tllH
levers that move as to more assids
ously labor to achieve somethil
for the good of our fellows, ar
should always be ready to few ia
ward all enterprises-all means ef
ployed for benefiitting and elevatiI
our race, socially, morally and ?
tellectualiy. Go and soc the teac
.ers in their workshop.