Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-11-04

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: sionerI district indicate the election
of Hazeltou by small majority.
-Schachte & Palmer will pay
You the highest market price for all
the hides you can bring them.
The election just passed shows
the democrats had better organi-
zation in the county than the re-
Ipublieans.
Our mill never stops for min
ute, night or day. 1t has to get
there TO keep up with the demand
for its flour.
After careful survey of the
field it is generally conceded by all
parties that Sharetts, Brigham and
Peabody are elected.
If you want school books, school
supplies or anything in the station
cry line the Post Office is the place
to get it. SGT
1t viii not be very long now till
old Boreas viii admonish us that
| hot fires and plenty of warm cloth
| ing is necessary to health.
/ Next week the REPORTER will
greet its readers, as usual, on time.
| Too much election has been the
trouble during the past two weeks.
The C. N. & st. Paul Rod and
| Gun Club, of Minneapolis, is here
with their hunting car aud are
making it LIVELY for the geese and
| ducks.
1t is expected that the Grand |
Master and Grand Lodge A. +. & |
A. NJ, of the Territory viii be here
at the dedication ceremonies next |
Thursday.
-Schaehte & Palmer our enter
prising butchers propose to supply |
the people of Webster with first |
class grade of fresh oysters this fall
and winter.
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.
MIR. Wallace's new building on
north main is rapidly approaching
completion. 1t viii be neat struc-
ture and adds greatly to the appear
ance of that street.
The Methodist people are push
ing their church right along, and
when it is completed it will be de-
cidedly credable edifce. They hope
to have it ready for occupancy in
another month.
Mrs. I. W. Ray returned We'd
nesday from an extended visit to
friends IN Illinois. She reports a
great deal of malsrial fever down
there. Mrs. r., looks as though
she had enjoyed her visit.
Lieut.. Greene, of Fort Sisseton
has gone on a months vacation to
the wilds Of Wisconsin, where he
will slaughter deer and enjoy life.
A number of orr citizens viii join
him out there next week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. L. Church will be held at Mrs.
Blazers, on Saturday evening, in
stead of Friday as announced. All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Siglinger, Sec.
On Tuesday night occurred the
annual election of officers in Coteau
| Lodge, No. 81. A. L. Il 4. VI. The
officers elect for the ensuing Mason
ic year are as follows: j. c. Adams,
| ". n; j. L. Harris, S. W; Thos.
McKennett, J. w: f. Huntington,
Treas, and A. D. Hash, Sec.
One week ago Wednesday Mar
tin Sorenson was summoned to the |
bedside Of his sick sister, at Albert |
Lee, Mimi. He responded at once,
and arrived in time to see her depart |
this life and to be present at the last |
sad rites. 1t was sad, sad journey. |
and has the hearty sympathy of all |
his friends here.
Miss Mary Ross, sister of our
esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. Alex. |
Ross, arrived from Scotland on
Wednesday morning and viii take
lup her residence with him perman-
entity. We congratulate the young
lady on her safe arrival and trust
she win find an agreeable and pleas
ant home among us.
DIR. Hubbard will arrive at the
Prior House, Tuesday, Nov. 16. He
charges nothing for consultation,
and ii he cannot cure You he will
frankly tell You so, as lie takes no
cases under his treatment unless
they can be cured. lie can only re-
main one day rs his services are re-
quired elsewhere.
| And now L. ID. Landon and
| his excellent lady are rejoicing over
the arrival of a ten pound girl at
their house. Mr.. L., was in town
| the other day and requested the
boys all to smoke, which they did.
| We hope, as the tide of years pass
along the little stranger may prove
the light and JOY of the household.
--R. E. Carpenter, associate edit
or of the Couriol, Of Watertown,
delivered lecture on temperance at
the Court House last Sunday even
| ing to q large aud appreciative aus
Idience. The address was a very
/ fine oae and handled the subject
without gloyes-just the way we
Hike to see it done. II you are going
to slap thing, slap it SO hard that
it will hart. We do not believe in
being mealy mouthed on any subject.
strike right square cut from the
shoulder is what tells in any cause,
/ As before remarked the address was
a very able one. Mr.. Carpenter is
vigorous. sarcastic and eloquent
speaker, who never fails to interest
an audience no matter what subject
he discusses.
We understand that young
| man was taken out and horsewhip-
| ped at Waubay last week, and that
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