Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-07-19
HOME HAPPENINGS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

HOME HAPPENINGS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
A t THE SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
IA thereby announce myself a candidate TO
Register OF Deeds of Day County, subject to CHI
action OF the Republican County Convention
for the nomination of county officers.
@. s. MAYNARD.
-HayIng.
Fine rains.
Roads good.
--Goin' fishin'.
More horse race.
Pay your pup tax.
Farmers organize.
-How's your garden?
Garden sass is plenty.
Pull down the blinds.
Young ploVer are ripe.
Wheat prospect better.
Bring us some chickens.
-Skeeters! | should smile!
Crop prospect lots better.
Spring chickens are here.
Well, get ready for the fair.
Several land sales this week.
Treasures report next week.
-Hart-less-50 feet, farm horse
Political discussions are noisy
Remember the poor-printer
-Cappy Bush is after the dog
tax.
See mortgage sale notices il
this issue.
The lakes are full of young
wild ducks.
-Supt. Barker was a Bristol Wis
ito, Tuesday.
Rev Letter, of Bristol, was il
town yesterday.
Mrs. Lewis, Of Bristol, was in
town Tuesday.
Lee Paul, of Bristol, was at the
capital, Friday.
DIR. Sullivan was visible on our
streets Monday.
The prairies are no covered
with wild flowers.
Owen Kenney was down from
Andoyer Saturday.
The tent preacher has large au,
diences every night.
-"Hoss" racing business getting
exciting all along the line.
Several of the boys from Brit
ton were in town Monday.
Prank Sears, of Andover, was
counting in the city Monday.
e. G. Bowen, of Andover, was
smiling on our folks Monday.
A great Deal of agricultural
machinery is going into the country
John Norton went to MlHneap.
oils on Sunday night. on business.
The potatoe bug is getting to
be big factor in the potato crop.
The Webster Roller Mills have
made new brand of flour ''RoyaI
Rose"
We understand that j. p. Web,
ster will move soon to Washington
territory.
ID. Davis, G. W. Ringer, ant
Walt Graham, of Britton, were il
town Monday.
The Territorial Fair occurs al
Mitchell from the oath to the 2Stl
OF 6eptemDer.
"A travelling acrobat entertained
our citizens with a street perform.
ance yesterday.
Don't burn your fax straw, the
new lope, oil and Irvine mill at Gro
ton will want it.
Gil Peterson is building big
cistern in the rear of his big drus
store on main street.
Mrs. Mary j. Smith, of Mil.
bank, is the guest of Mrs. Ada G.
Barker, for a few days.
Rev. Ashley will hold services
at the Court House next Sunda,
evening at the usual hour.
The prairie chicken will soor
begin to bite the unwary pedestrian
and get shot for his impotence.
Baker has almost completed
the basement fer his hotel, wei
tell you about it next week.
Everybody is haying this weeE
and thousands of tons Of hay arr
being but up in Day county.
Ed. Baker, Fred Harris, Geo
Moulton and Ken Parker spent tive
days last week at Pickeril lake.
| The prospect for a big corr
crop in Day county was neyor bet
ter at this season in Day county.
Judge Bryant was in town oil
Monday and Tuesday, holding cour
and helping claimants to prove up
"A big foot race takes place a
Britton on the 25th, between Hougl
of that place and Huntly, of Huron
Hon. John Bell, of Milbank
spent Monday and Tuesday in on
city, attending the special session
of court.
| The big union dance at Hazel
den's Grove last Friday night, wa
largely attended and an enjoyabl
occasion.
| The premium list Tor the com
| ing fair will be out next week. /
YOU want an advertisement bette
come AID ge us.
james Affieck cut his finger o.
q moving machine about ten day
ago, erysipalus set in and he is hay
ing a serious time of it.
Andoyer Gazette: The grafton 0