Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-12-15

Many old soldiers, who contracted
chronic diarhoea while in the service,
have since been permanently cured of it
by Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by q. d.
Peterson Druggist.
Installation of officers of Coteau Lodge
No. 81, A, F. x A. M, for the ensuing
year will take place at Masonic Temple
on the evening OF December 9th. All
NJ. NJ. residing or Coiourning in the city
cordially invited to attend.
Stieahauer, the Habster photographer,
wishes to announce to his customers and
friends that he will close the Webster
gallery on or about January goth, 1898.
All those wishing work done should call
lso0n. He will be in Groton after thai
date.
Church notice for December 18th, 1852:
Sunday morning topic, christian Con-
se~cration," John 26:l7. Sunday school,
u, m. Y. P. S. &. L. topic: what hm
the year taught us" Evening sermon,
The test of S~onship," III John II.
MARK W. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
If you want to know how to obtain
choice premium send ten cents for flyo
trial subscription TO the Woman'stribune
Washington, ID C.. Everybody sending
81. 90 before January l, 1898. will Tecive-
this national weekly paper one year and
their choice Of one of the great art pict-
uIes in color columbus before the Court
of Ferdinand, and Isabel and The Ian.
ping of Columbus.
Mrs. Irene G. Adams, of Wei ster, and
Mrs. Emma A. CranmeT, of Aberdeen,
have been appointed a committee TO
lobby against resnbmission during the
next session Of the legislature. Two
more energetic and earnest workers III
behalf Of temperance cannot be found in
the state. Aberdeen News.
Here is the way a Kansas editor get
after the delinquent subscriber: The
wind bloweth, the water dowetb, the
farmer soweth, the subscriber oweth
ard the Lord knoweth that W are in
need Of our dGes. So come a runnin'
We're not a funnin'. This thing of dun
MIN gives us the everlasting blues.
Should any item Of local interest t
n reader escape the editor don't take
it as an Intentional slight. The writer
is neither a mind reader or a private de-
tectlve, and canBOt unseai the minds OF
people If they do not choose to talk.
Blessed is be of loud voice, who talketh
much and informeth the editor, for he
shaIIinherit fame.-Hcnry Independent.
Mrs. Crossman, formerly Mrs. Mabel
Bush, of this city, is here visiting her
parents and friends. Mr.. 9. will join
her and they will remain to enjoy the
holidays with father and mother Bush,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheeseman's large circle of
a~cquaintances and friends in Webster
are always glad 10 welcome them.
C. C. Hart disposed of his interests
here and Tuesday departed with his
family for Faribault, Mimi, theiG future
home. c. G. has been identified with
Webster and vicinity for The past six or
seven years, and has been prominent in
business circles. He is a rustler from
away back-a MAJ who has made money
farming. We wish han success in his
new home.
The law fixing salaries of county Off
GERS ought to be amended so as to pro-
vide reasonable pay to those officers who
now are obliged to nearly work for
nothing and board themselves. We re-
fer specially to the auditor and register
of decisive as important offices as
there are in the county-whose salaries
are now out OF all proportion to the work
required and the responsibility assumed.
Counties can afford to pay good fair sala-
RES and thus get competent men to fill
the positions-otherwise the service may
not be frst-class.-Public Opinion.
Ned Root was INDUCING in some equ-
estrian feats a la cowboy Sunday, swing
ING down from the saddle with his horse
on a keen gallop picking up straws, etc,
and while in the act of reaching-in a
position which made him entirely help
less-his hoyse lost its footing and fell,
landing on master Ned's foot and leg in
such a way as TO crush the bGnes OF the
upper part of the foot handy. 1t was a
serious and painful accident, II that
will cause the lad much pain and incon-
g%euience before the foot is again a sound
msmbsr. We sympathize with Ned in
his misfortune sad wish him as speedy
4 recovery as pos0lble. We THINK In
futu,a he will leave feats in fancy riding
for circus experts the longer a boy lives
the more he finds. etc, out.
Under the caption, Pete Peterson"
Kirk Armstrong, the clever Swedish
comedian, makes a multitude OF people
roar with his side-splitting dialect"
The daily Fargo Argus of December 9Th,
writes up the play and compeny to the
extent of over a column in a very latter
ing article, paying compliments TO each
individual member, and closes with the
following paragraph:
The entire company is composed OF ex-
ceptionally fne characters, being well
for their respective roles. We are
frank in saving that this class Of enter
tainment has never been equalled In
largo. Each character is deserving of
more extended notice than can possibly
he gwen in g brief report for a morning
parer. but taking it on the whole, II
should commend Itself to the people OF
every community, as they scored a de-
cided success in this city.