Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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The heat is torrid.
Send us the news.
building operations lively.
The fair occurs in September
No trouble about Irvine thi
year.
This is emphatically the no
wave.
! Our streets are decidedly i'm
proved,
/ Our people arc praying for
cold wave.
! Our sports are eager for the Il
of August to come.
MIR. Beul, of Watertown, wal
in the city yesterday.
The reports from the English
crops still continue bad.
The gentle hoss-fy now get;
square down to business.
Mr.. Leetch is pushing his tene,
ment houses on the cast side.
Quite good deal OF barley has
been tbreshed in the county.
Plenty of cash ON hand at Sew
cry & Cos, to loan on chattels.
The brick masons have com
mence work on the Masonic Temple
Our implement dealers are all
busy-don't have time to look up.
Please send us report of about
what the average crop of your town
ship is.
1t is proposed to drain the
sloughs on the east side of town.
Sensible.
Money is the root of all evil
W. W. Seyery & Co., have plenty
of it to loan.
MIR. j. Alley spent most of last
week i'll Huron attending to legal
business.
The demand for harvest hands
has cleaned the town of laborers of
all kinds.
w. w. Severy & Co., have ten
thousand dollars on hand to loan on
chattel security.
"A good, drenching rain now,
would put the ground in good shape
for fall blowing.
&C. III. Bradford, one of the live
business men of Andover, was in
town yesterday.
1t is rumored that the Catholic
church will erect a church building
in Webster this fall.
The largest stock Of lumber
ever brought to Day county at the
Coteau Lumber Yard.
Our band is now getting there
with both feet and produces some
decidedly fine music.
j. w. Banbury, the editor Of
the Daylight, was in town yesterday
on his way to Milbank.
MIR. West has returned from
Minneapolis where he has been for
some time for medical treatment.
-Chattel security will get cash
any time at w. w. Scvery 4 Co.'S,
office, first door south of post office.
The w. G. L. T., will hold
their Friday afternoon meeting with
Mrs. Stoddard near Waubay Lake.
1t is rumored that party from
Minnesota threatens to put in
large three story hotel in Webster:
Bring in your grain specimens
we want a good display from Day
county in the Minneapolis EXPOSE
ton.
Candidates are beginning to
pop up in various quarters, and it
will be lively by the middle of Sep
TENDER.
There viii be a meeting Of Lib
erty alliance next Saturday at )
o'clock, at their regular place of
meeting.
III. 0. Frank, station agent, has
a new wagon for sale at reasonable
terms. Apply at the depot if You
want a bargain.
Hon. J. f. Dyer, of Britton,
spent Monday and Tuesday in the
city. He reports the crop in Mar
shall county as very fine.
DIR. Harris will soon put 40
foot addition to his business house
on the northwest corner of main
street and second avenue.
MIR. Wallace has broken ground
on the lot south of MIR. Compton's
and Immediately commence the
erection of business house.
Willis Ruggles, the able and
versatile editor of the Ipswich Ga
zettee, was in town on Monday Wis
iting his brother Ed and family.
There was jolly dance at the
Commercial on Tuesday evening.
Prof. Holcomb furnished the music
aud a good crowd enjoyed the dance
Last Thursday Peter Iolmquist
left the first wheat at our mill to be
ground, and will be the first man to
have grist ground by mill in Day
county.
The fair book will be out in
about 10 or II days. 1t would have
been out two weeks ago had it not
been for the action of the directors
in asking for bids
The old reliable Prior House is
still on deck, with the genial Frank
Bowen, proprietor. When you
stick your toes under a Prior House
table you get full, square meal
every time.
MIR, Ruggles, cousin of Ed
from Tama county, Iowa, is here on
a visit to the latter gentleman and