Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-28

Cold facts.
Splendid rain.
We want some hay.
Our streets are boss.
Wheat falling in price.
Lettuce have some peas.
Dakota, the wonderland.
Where do you 80 the 4th?
Garden truck is backward.
Splendid presidential ticket.
Where are the spring chickens.
Webster will celebrate--next
year.
Dakota is at the front in Chi
cago.
Let the building boom con-
tinue.
There is lull in business OPP
erations.
This county needs more school
teachers.
John Barker is expected home
this week.
1t is lots easier to be critical
than correct.
Webster now boasts of two fine
livery stables.
Go to Palmer & Austins and
see what it is. Alb
"A frost last week nipped the
top Of the oats.
Ice cold drinks of all kinds at
Palmer & Austins. 3w
Candidates for county offices
are getting thick.
Dakota will put an electoral
ticket in the field.
1t viii be the states of North
and South Dakota.
Homestead proofs are numer-
GUS in this county.
See what Marshal Pidcock sajs
about the dog tax.
The Farmers Exchange is in
prosperous condition.
Bristol viii ay the eagle tho
coming fourth Of July.
The cut worms are destroying
crops in Roberts county.
"A light vote was polled at the
school election last week.
There will be only half as much
fax sown this year as last.
We fear this is not going to
prove gooi rear for corn.
ALREADY are wagers being laid
on the presidential election.
An elegant rain ON Tuesday
will make fine crop certain
Reports from the wheat crop
of the country is very fiattering.
Hon. Jnn. Bell, OF Milbank,
will crate in Bristol on the 4th.
If you want to borrow money
or sell a farm, call at this Office.
Our people are talking about a
big pic mic III the woods the 4th.
Last Saturday our city was full
of teams and business was red hot.
The change IN temperature
during the past week is charming.
-Sibb Peterson returned from o
business trip east yesterday morn
ing.
Walter and Fred Sharretts re-
turned from Redfield college last
week.
They are going to have an OK
race down to Carr's on the 4th of
July.
Jos. II. Payne perfected his
title to lG0 acres of Dakota dirt on
Monday.
"A limi d supply of Norway
maple seed for sale at PALMER &
AUsTGN's. All
Williams, deputy sheriff Of
Grant county, was here Tuesday on
business.
The glorious Fourth will be
generally celebrated in Day county
this year.
Tho rain of Tuesday was worth
thousands of dollars to this section
of country.
One of our citizens says he has
sure enough Cleveland horse-all
neck and no head.
Webster is the eleanest town on
the line of the II. q d. division of
the Milwaukee road.
Operations on the steeple Of
the NJ. j. Church begin to indicate
its early completion.
The Dakota delegation voted
straight ten votes for Harrison on
the three last ballots.
The people down in Wheatland
township propose to have q quiet
celebration on the 4th.
One Of our fellows says that
the democratic presidential ticket
is a bull and red rag.
Next Sabbath gentleman from
Andoyer, Mass, will preach in the
Congregational Church.
Mr.. Chaplin, brother-in-law to
Mr.. Z. d. Landin, is here visiting
that gentleman aud family.
The placing Of einders OF
Main street viii j >sre a capita
road at all seasons 0tF = year.
-Andever will let he American
Eagle get up on it; lind legs ant
howl, the coming fox tn Of July.
On Monday Bent A Gross was
united in marriage to Miss Annie
| Anderson at the Office of J.F. Pike,
! esquire Ruggles officiating.