Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-04-05
J. A. WOLFE,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Speaks and Writes the Scandinavian
Languages.
AL Legal Business Given 9vanr! Attention,
Can furnish as much money for proving up purposes
and at as loV rates as The toteest in Day C0aniy.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

VI ASiI 1N WV III hoOOIs.
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Lots of land trades.
Blanks at REPORTER office.
Did you color eggs Easter.
Lots of school MAINS in town
Tho beautiful" is on the wane
The county board met on Mon
day.
There appears to be plenty Of
hay IN the county.
We will now have plenty Of
eggs--Easter is over.
1T Is to be hoped our farmers
will produce varied crop this yeai
get a little of everything.
Father Lowell, of Bristol, was
i'll town on Monday, and paid these
ploas headquarters a pleasant call.
il. Huntington, of this city,
was elected Adjutant of the Dakota
G. A. r. at the recent encamp-
ment at Redfield.
1000 different styles of buttons
to choose from, at slaughtering
Iprices. Call and make selection
at the FARMERS BAzAR.
If our readers will not forget
that Col. Plummer viii be here on
| Memorial day, they will be here
and hear splendid GRAFTON.
Ladies, gents and childlens
| hose by the million at unheard of
Iprces. Call and look them over at
the FARMERS Bazaar.
The largest assortment OF wall
paper III the county at the Post
Office. Call and sec it. Paper
trimmed without extra charge. 30-6
The strike is spreading and it
is probable that every wheel on the
American continent will be stopped
before the 30" road will be brought
to time.
Rev. Hambly was here Tuesday
and preached the the funeral SER
mon of Mrs. Chas. Chapman. His
many friends here were glad to take
him by the hand.
IS. G. Wallace, who has been
spending the winter IN New York
state, returned Saturday morning.
He says that Dakota caps them all
for good climate.
1t is now considered fact that
improvements win be lively in
Webster this season. We learn Of
several resident and business houses
that are already on the carpet.
1t is now settled that Col.
Plummor, of Aberdeen, will deliver
the Grafton here on Memorial day.
Our readers can be sure of rare
treat on that occasion.
corporal Lawler met with quite
an accident last Friday. While out
riding his horse fell and his right
foot was caught under it, bruising
it sadly. Fortunately no bones
were broken. /
Why do not some of the ladies
/ societies get up concert in which
the music shall be only war songs.
1t seems to US concert of this
kind would take like wlldfre here
as 1T has in every place where it has
been tried.
1t is certainly approaching t he
dewy days of spring. The gentle
Lo! can now be seen summing him
self on the south side of buildings
a sure sign that the blooming maid
en- has come to stay and be gawked
at.
There will be a meeting o. the
directors of the d. G. A. A. at the
court house, on Saturday at 2
o'clock. Important business is to
transacted and a full attendance Is
desired, IS the way the Secretary
puts it.
The saloons of Yankton have
entered the lists to fight for place.
Whenever they enter the political
arena of city or town, they are
almost sure to come out with a
black eye, and be downed in the
end-wIped out in other words.
| Grand spring opening OF mil
llinery, ladies furnishing goods and
shoes on Friday and Saturday of
this week. The largest and best
selected stock ever shown in this
market. Over fifty different styles
in spring hats.
Mrs. S. L. BEATTY,
Wallace Block.
Rev. II. P. Hughes, preaching
i in the st. James Hall, said that
| the destruction of the liquor traffic
and the investment of its capital in
legitimate branches of industry
would give work to every unem-
ployed and starving man and wo-
man in England at the present
| time.
| The Webster postofice is now
| Presidential office, and ''TammanY'
lis feeling decidedly good. If it will
add something to the salary of that
gentleman it will be still more
| pleasing, because he has been a
| faithful officer, and is o great deal
more accommodating than nine out
of ten men would be in the same
| position. Well, its something to
step up a grade, and shows that the
office is gaining.
Ribbons, laces, embroideries and
dress trimmings in endless quanti-
tiles, sold at less than manufacturers
Icost at the FARMERS BAZAAR.
II desire to say through the Re-
PORTER for the benefit of the citi-
zens of Troy, that in an interview
with DR.. D. G Davis, veterinary
surgeon at Bristol Mr.. Davis says
THAT the horse owned by Mrs. E. G.
Rogers and reported having the
CHAMBERS that he (Mr. Davis has
examined the horse and will swear
THAT there is not the first symptoms
lof that disease visible.
A. Il. BooTH, Webster.