Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-11-25

--Schachte Il Palmer will pay
you the highest market price for all
the hides you bring them.
Elder Traveller was here last
week at the quarterly meeting Of
VI. L. Church of this city.
We hope our dealers will see to
it that Webster is supplied with
plenty of fuel this winter.
FOR SALE-The building oc-
cupied by the Day County Herald
for sale cheap. Inquire at Herald
office.
The Day County Bank will loan
money on wheat tickets and on real
estate or personal property at rea-
sonable rates.
Mrs. Doe and son have return.
ed from their visit to friends in
Minnesota, having had a most en-
joyable visit.
If you want school books, school
supplies or anything in the station
cry line the Post Office is the place
to got it. SGT
-Episcopalian services were held
in Masonic Hall last Sabbath eyor
ling, rev. Ashley, of the Sisseton
Agency officiating.
When the new blinds are put
on the windows of Masonic Hall, it
will be one of the coolest lodge
rooms in Dakota.
Long nights now-just the kind
to enable you to enjoy the pious
columns of the REPORTER. Better
subscribe now-if you don't You'll
always wish you had.
The next sociable of "St. Mary's
Guild" will meet with Mrs. A. ID.
Hash on Wednesday, Dec. 1st. All
are cordially invited.
|. A. Haish, Secy.
-Childrens temperance concert
under the auspices of the W. C. Z.
T., will he given at the Congrega-
tional Church, Sunday evening,
Nov. rs.
Mrs. j. f. Pike, Sec.
Three mules and one horse five
years old and few colts for sale or
exchange for cattle or good paper
on one years time.
10 /. J. HANSON.
--Scllaclltc S Palmer cur enter
prising butchers propose to supply
the people of Webster with a first
class grade of fresh oysters this fall
and winter.
W. w. SEVERY & Co. have ten
thousand dollars that they viii loan
on warehouse receipts, at living pri-
ces, for the next ninety days. Call
and see us.
Last Thursday there were Z
teams here from near Britton with
grists for the Mill. OF course they
spent some money with our business
men-they all do it.
The growth of Webster in 1886
has been a source OF pride to all her
citizens. If she makes such rapid
strides next year she will be one of
large towns of central Dakota.
FOR SALE-On one years
time, forty head of young high
grade short horn cows with calf by
registered bull. Call and see the
stock at my farm mile west of
town. Off Z. r. Ruggles.
Millions of money to loan at
reasonable rates on real estate, per-
sonal property, wheat tickets, any
thing and everything. Buying ne
gotiable paper specially.
9-4t j. L. PIKE,
The official returns from the
territory show that Giiford's majori-
ty will be about 2S,o00-which is
some 10000 more than his orpon-
ents were willing to conceed ten
days ago.
Charitable deeds on thanks
giving are duly recorded cup there. "
In the enjoyment of your abundance
remember this and let your hearts
soften toward the more unfortunate
sons and daughters of mon.
Mrs. Boyd, who went to Chlca-
go with her son some two weeks ago,
writes that she is comfortably situa-
ted, and that the doctors are greatly
encouraged over the prospect for
the entire cure of her sons deform-
cd feet.
Lieut.. Greene writes from the
wilds of Wisconsin that he is having
a jolly time and has got away with
considerable game. Several of our
citizens expected to join him, but
business engagements were such
that they found it impossible to 60.
ID. Il. Jones, last Friday, haul,
ed in liz bushels and Is pounds Of
wheat at one load with a team he
brought from lpsilanti four years
ago. Think of ono team hauling
such load about 5 miles. Where's
tie man who has a span of horses
who can beat it.
Those of our farmers who have
neglected to gather their banana
crop will find it irretrievably dam
aged by the recent cold snap. No
doubt it viii entail considerable loss
in finances, but it will prove yalu-
able les on. Some people never
learn except i. the school exper-
fence.
The Model Mills, on Nov. 10Th
received Oh bushels and Is pounds
| of wheat in exchange, and delivered
2a.ls6 pounds Of flour. 1t is rat
Ting big showing for one day and
shows how popular the flour pro-
duced by these Mills has become
among the farmers. Tins fully
carries out the statements VA made
last week.. The average business OF
/ the Mil is over 800 bushels q day,