Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-12-02
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


Fasten your turkeY for Christmas.
Doe has gone into The stock business.
sleiehs ars becoming quite frequent
on orr streets.
AK @Krud" Harris sbout that new,
hardy variety Of sheer.
Tire heavy snow fall Of this week Ia.
made everybody I.appy, because il mean,
heavy crops for 1887.
The people Of Webster are TO be coz
graduated on the superiority OF their
schools ibis winter.
Hon. 7. A. Bones has been so indis-
posed Is to be confined to the house fos
most Of tins week.
Even the flies still linger in Webster
they know rs well as anybody when they
are In good society.
Ms l. r. Hughes win Ieare, Sunday
evening, for visit to her parents end
friends in Minnesota.
Father Harris has gone 10 Beardsley,
Minnesota on a visit to his daughter
The Resorter win follow the old gentle
man and contribute TO his happiness just
the same, even il be is sojo1rning in that
cold. inhospi.able cline.
Last Friday eleven cars Of coal were
ditchel near waubay. The wreck vas q
bad cne, though fortunately no lives
we're lost.
If you fail TO take in the entertainment
at Masonic Hall. on the evening Of the
9th, you viii loose the best thing that
ever came to Webster. Reserved seats
at the Pos, Office.
J. A. Lee. Clerk OF the Courts, has
completed his Office, adjoining his lum.
her Office. aud viii occupy II before the
next issue Of the REroKTEz- II is the
neatest and fastest Office in the city.
During the week, while complaint wsi
loud Of Minnesota weather and its deer
s5owr; and railway bIocksdes. railroad
building has seFenely pursued the eyer
tenor Of its way. unvexed By storms Of
waiIing blasts, in Dakota
II sou come to Webster now and gel
boisterously full Won viii be invited te
Inspect the internal arrangements Of the
villa erected by the city on the eastern
shore Of Bakers lake. We don't charge
anything for this information.
We understand the Ezeland people
viii re-orgzni-e the debating society tina
proved 50 profitable to them last winter
That's right, employ the long wintei
nights usefully and probably. We hops
10 hear of the people in other townships
following the example Of ICELAND.
We forgot 20 remark in cur item OF
calorc, that there is lots of il ia the lane
department at Washington-itis also as
serted, with what truth we are not pre-
pared to say, that they keep assorted
g'al on tap fer Dakota settlers. If thi:
be true, il IN some measure ACCOUNTS 70,
the superior quantity and quality of the
article we have met with since We came
20 this bananaland.
E. r. Rnggles has sold about twenty
bead Of the tine stock he brought here
las fall This shows that our farmer
are waking up TO the importance Of i'm.
proving their stock. Mr. R1gzles goe.
east next week with view 10 perfect
s Ing arrangements 20 fully stock his fine
farm near this city. with thosoughbreds
lie viii visit fine stock farms near Chi
czgo and other points during his absence
We are glad TO know that Mr.. Rs en-
terpdse is meeting with that success hi
energy and vim merits.
The meeting for the annual election o
officers for the Day County agriculture
Sc-iety win take place next Monday a
the Court House. Should the weathel
prove unfavorable, the meeting will b,
postponed from day to day till it can b,
held. 1t isfo be hoped that the Direc
tors win make it point TO attend thu
meeting, as considerable business touch
ing the welfare of the society Is to b,
presented,
D.l;c-t.,, r. rruu