Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-03-31

TARCH 81, 1892.
& NJ. D. Candy is now prepared to grin
ie feed and do all kindsof machine work
a workmanlike manner.
MIR. Frank Turner, departed for h
# home in Little Falls MINI, Monda
morning. His two little daughters &C
companied HIM.
4, 1.-THE gentlemtn who borrowed IN
hip BOOTS last fall will be kind enough I
return them, l will be pleased to loa'
7 them to him again.-R, W. P%ARLIMAE.
Township pIats showing Indian allot
ments o II The Reservation, made ant
all other business before the land ofic,
promptly attended to.
: S. II. GoEFFERT.
Spicer Block, WATERFOWL s.. d
Master Will Turner, who has beer
visiting his grandfather for the past year
returned home last week. He climbed
a tree and learned to swim during hi:
absence. though his many friends will
regret to learn that he has given Ur
singing entirely.
Dark, yellow, greasy skin is a symptom
ofdisordered kidneys and liver, and un,
less treated promptly may result in dan
gerous disease. One bottle of Beggs'
Blood Purifier will entirely remove the
cause and leave the skin clear and trans
parent. If
Do you want the agency for the only
Mutual Hail Insurance Co. in the State
which pays Its agents in cash each week,
and all losses within sixty days from the
date ofthe approval at the Home office?
If so apply to the Dakota Hail Associa-
ton of Mitchell, South Dakota, at once.
Troy, s. D., Dec. LIST, S9l.-Receiyed
from the Watertown Hail Indemnity
Association s577.5O in full for loss No.
557. Am wei! satisfied with adjustment
and prompt payment and cheerfully re-
commend the WATERFOWL Hail Indemni-
ty Association. GUSTAV BRoCKMAN.
Rev. w. G. Dickinson preached one
of his practical, sensible sermons, at the |
Congregational Church last SUNDAY
morning. His subject was Church leader.
ship, and it was p]resented,in that clear,
logical manner characteristic of that
gentleman's public addresses. The large
audience was deligted with it.
Our devil is a bycicIeist of no small
pretentions and "a do circles, p DIly wogs
cut pigeon wings, and artistic acts
innumerable. That is he thinks he can.
but the observers are of the opinion that
he has bushels to learn before he can ride
on the sidewalk without driving all of
tho pedestrians, whose lives are not in
into the street.
Hannah Shalburg, daughter of John
Shalburg, of KOslyn, this County. who
been suffering for the past year from
swelling of one of her limbs, had the
member ~amputated two weeks
ago in the hospital at Min neapolis.
She writes her parents that her present
condition is much better than could be
expected and she will be able to return
home in about a month.
On Wednesday evening of last week
Norton gave an elegant tea to the
5erior members of Webster society, at
her p~alatial residence on Fourth avenue
and Second street. To say it was a Sue
'ess is simply repeating the expressions
Of all who were present, but how could
t be otherwise when the genial John
and his estimahle lady entertain. :
Owing to an oversight the above was
omitted from our last issue.
Picker is pushing his bill to allow
actual settlers TO prove up on tree claims
whether they have any trees on them or
lot. The settlers have expended mon
~ and labor to make the trees grow bu
he elements have been hostile. This
s a good bill and ought to pass, and the
will remember Pickler for his eff
even though it does not get through
he house.
What is more disgusting to a refined
than to see a dirty, tartar-covered
Of teeth, and there is no excuse for
the teeth in this condition when
you car get a bottle Of Sexafroo for IS
cents, which in a short space of time will
them to a pearly white. 1t takes
The lead of all tooth washes, and is bene-
fetal to the teeth and not injurious az
many of the cheap tooth washes now on
The market. If
There is no danger from whooping
cough when ChamberIain's Cough Rem
is freely given. 1t liqueiies the
tenacious mucus and aids in its
eXpectOration. 1t also lessons the fire.
Iuency Of the ~paroxisms of coughing.
and insUres a speedy recovery. There is
not the least danger in giving it to chit
iren or babies, as it contains no injurious
80 cemt bottles for sale by
u. d. Peterson.
Messrs. Cage & Sherman, Of Alexan-
der. Texas write us regarding a re mark
able cure of rheumatism there as follows:
The wife of Mr.. William Pluitt, the
ltere, had been bed-rijden
with rheumatism tor several years. She
could get nothing to do her any good
We sold her a bottle of Chamberlain
Pain Balm and she was completely cured
by it's use. We reler any one to her TO
verify this statement" 90 cent bottles
for sale by G. D. Peterson.
Miss Ellen Roe gave an entertainment
at the Opera House Tuesday night that
was a rare treat to lovers of elocutinn.
Her Rotations were marked with fine
facial expression, and the conception Of
represented, exhibited rare
intelligence and power. Miss Roe will
yet stand at the head of her profession.
Mr.. Sclien gave several selections that
were the delight of the audience. Mrs.
Barelett presided at the piano. The
rain storm deprived many of four citizens
of an evenings intellectual enjoyment
such as rarely finds a place on our roll
of entertainments.
The time is here when farm property
is becoming valuable. Almost every day