Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-08-12

fair and honorable methods they
have always employed in all business
matters with which they have been
connected, is guarantee that in
this mill enterprise the same feat
urcs will characterize its conduct
that have been employed in the
business by which they have become
so well and fayorably known to the
people of the county.
All the gentlemen connected with
the company are deserving of the
highest praise for the energetic
manner in which they have showed
this enterprise along. Under ordi-
nary circumstances, anil involving
such a variety Of skilled and nm
skilled labor, would have taken six
~ seven months 10 completes, but
so well have these gentlemen laid
their plans, that they viii be able
to commence grinding on the 10th
of this month-less than three
months from the time the first
stone was laid for the foundation OF
the building.
We invite farmers far and near to
bring their wheat to the +" Model
Mills, feeling assured that they
viii, not only receive good treat
ment, but the very best flour that
can be produced. The enterprise
is deserving of the liberal support
ana encouragement of every citizen,
not only because it is II great con-
vcnience, bnt because il will in
crease the value of your wheat
product and mfusc new blood into
all our business and commcfciat
relations-bc an advantage to this
section of the county, the impor-
lance of which only time and ex-
| pcrience can demonstrate.
To Mr.. l.. q, Qehsenreiter'are
our people largely indebted for this
magnificent addition to our business
interests. To his snap, energy and
pluck is due the successful inaugU-
ration of the enterprise which
breaches its fruition next Monday
anG opens mp new field from
which will accrue vast benefit to
our every interest: and we feel like
rendering that gentleman and his
associates who have so ably seconded
his efforts, our best and most ele-
CANT bow.
HurFah for the "Model Mills =
I say we, and may wealth and pros
| perity be the reward of the men
who own, control aud direct its
future destiny.
| STRAYED.-From Schaehte 4 Pal,
mer, three sheep. information
leading to their recovery will BIZ
suitably rewarded.
Dakota people, under law o.
congress passed at the last session
have now no rights that white
man is bound to respect. We onl,
differ from the Negroes of the soutl
before the wear in thai We are per
United to travel without a pass. i
is probable the next congress vii
take away even that privilege.
IA seven year old son of L, d
IEayhurst, one day last week, go
his arm tangled in a picket rope, t,
/ which a young calf was attached
The calf started to run and tire,
him down fracturing his arm be
tween ,ae wrist and the elbow
. Dir. Peabody was summoned and SC
tie boue-the boy is now in fai
] way to recover.
The law of congress stops al
special legislation in the Territories
Our citizens who have not alread
bonded their towns for schoc
; purposes can moi now do 81
Neither can va change a yilIag
! stress, county road. in fact
, lcifectnally ties the hands Of til
! people and stops the car Of progre.
: lin effect saying to us that congre.
+ knows more about what We nee
j than we do ourselves.
!. We hope to have a report frol
4 our sea serpent next week. OWN
: to the fact that he has gone back |
0 kampeska to scare tue folks dow
: tharp, he has not been yisable
g Waubay this week. We hope ii
Watertown folks won't be piggis
, about this thing our lake is IL
8 largest and We are entitled TO II
s Majesty anyhow one-third of Il
n time. They obtain the other tw,
e thirds by right of discovery.