Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-02-18

Gle Sans domain.
We hope to see things boon
this spring. The prospect is Ger
tainly very favorable for it.
-Chsttel mortgage loans are moi
so plentiful here as at this time last
year. This is a good sign.
~...Unequaled facilities for real estat,
and chattel loans at Hun,ington's. Nc
delays, cash launched right out.
The Farmers Alliance of Eye
land township meets next Satmrda,
at the Egeland school house.
Next Monday evening a number
Of orr young people viii attend /,
grand cotillion party at Groton.
1t is the intention of Mrs. Man
derfelt to return to her fathers PEG.
pie in Texas as soon as possible.
Mrs. Frank Bowen and Mrs. II.
S. Loomis took in the ice carnival
at st. Paul, Friday and SATURDAY..
Lives there a man whose soul
so dead that never to himself has
said, the dollar OF my dad is-bullY.
Wells are being dug by a large
number of our people. This is q
good time to open up on the work.
That pleasant gentleman, the
Post Master of Bristol, was in town
Tuesday and shook hands with the
boys.
i. G. Williams, II of the live
business men of Bristol was in these
pious headquarters yesterday. Come
again.
"A series of meetings are being
held, by the Baptist Society of this
city, during this week, at the Court
House.
Baker did not 90 to Huron.
He will linger in Webster this year
and try to make a trade or two with
the boys.
"A. ID. Hash and Mr.. Canning
are fitting themselves up handsome
bachelors quarters over John Nor
tons store.
"A great many youngsters in
town are down with the whooping-
congh--it's playing Harry around
here for a fact.
There was a grand cotiltion
party at the Prior House, Tuesday
evening and everybody asserts it was
a splendid affair.
-Schachte & Palmer will pay the hight
est market price for good beef cattle.
They will also pay cash for all hides that
can be brought them.
If YOU want to reach the people
and let them know you arc in bust
ness, call at the REPORTER and leave
your advertisement.
The young people arc specially
invited to meet at Elder Dickinson
on Friday sening at the session of
the Ladies Aid Society.
Well, what if it is a little cold.
We certainly don't haze any oI.e
freeze like they do in Missouri and
other North Pole states.
The Rink is to be moved on
Monday next. We understand the
band will give a grand blow ont i'll
it this coming Saturday night.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. G. ". Dickinson on FRIDAY
evening, at : o'clock, all are invited
Mrs. N. L. Ecker, See.
School house building is now
agitating the citizens of many of
the townships of Day-they will
agitate their pockets after a while.
Look ont for Il call of the Agri-
cultural Society next week. til
time Il meeting was held to map ont
a course of procedure for the year.
Letters from Mr.. Boyd an
nounce that his son is getting along
nicely. Another operation has been
performed and the lad is improving.
We hear it rumored that Web
ster is soon to have another business
house opened. This year will wit
ness a rapid progress in IL city.
When the change in the Regis
tors office is completed it will be
decidedly a convenient place in
which to transact county business.
&C. s. Maynard, of Waubay, has
recently purchased a fine, thorough
bred bull of the Scotch persuasion.
Those who have seen him say he is
daisy.
Hon. J. 0. Tr0nson, of Bristol.
fingered with us on the Sabbath.
The gentleman likes to visit Web
ster occasjonslly-the folks arc so
clever.
-Chas. Siglinger started on Il
business and pleasure trip to .lliIpIs
on Monday afternoon. We wish
the boy Il successful trip and a safe
return.
-IIaish u Bones have sold the
office they now have to Mr.. erich,
who will move the Enterprise Meat
Market to that room some time next
month.
1t may now be considered rs Il
settled fact that the dollar of our
Daddics" will survive the onslaught
of It's would be lcstrcyerS yet an
other year:
There will be a meeting of the
Day County Agricultural Sooiety,
at the Court House. March 3D., st.
Look for program next week.
Ed, WARMER, Sec,
Our county superintendent Wis
tied several schools on the west side
of the county last week, and came
home well pleased with his trim and
with sons OF the schools he visited.
20. A. ChiIson went east on Sat
urday to the place in New York
where his wife is now under meii-
cal treatment. We hope he will
find that excellent lady greatly i'm
proved.
Tho extra edition Of the Siaas
Falls Leader u tEg weeks ago was
one OF the most powerful prcscata.