Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-08-17

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We. kendall, Webster, s. D
MI. and Mrs. d. b. Compton are tak.
ing In the Worlds Fair. They started
Tuesday night and expected 10 he ooro
about two weeks.
The Minneapolis Thresher does moi
throw your grain in the straw nile. il
does irst-class work and still does NOT
cost more than n other.
Geo. S~chlosser, manager of the South
Dakota Newspaper Union of Aberdeen,
was in the city Tuesday afternoon and
paid this Office a pleasant call.
Hav" you ever seen the Warren Eve
Protector? If not call at Ross the Jewel.
ers and get the best thing in the world
to protect your eyes from dust and wind.
John Bassett, president of the Lang.
ford Bank. stopped off between trains
Saturday to renew Webster acuuaintan-
ces. Mr.. B. was returning from the
Worlds Fair.
David Williams and wife, Henry Tegt-
mier and wife, Mrs, Norris and Mr.. A.
Kaufman departed for Big Stone. We'd
nesday evening to enjoy a short s%ojourn
at the lake.
John Williams returned from his visit
east, Tuesday evening, having enjoyed
himself very much He met many
acquaintance from Dakota in the
Worlds Fair city.
Alexander Ross, the pioneer jeweler
of this county, and Mrs. Ross are erjoy-
ing themselves on the banks of Big Stone
Lake. They went down Tuesday, in
tending TO stay a week.
Several of the young men are agitating
the organization of a band. 1t does
seem as if Webster ought to have a fine
band, and 1t is to be hoped something
will come out of this effort.
We are the only agents in Day county
for the well known Cooper's Sheep Dip,
the only sure cure for scab and ticks.
F. Ross & Co.,
P. o. Drug Store.
The social given by the ladies' OF the
Congregational church, at the residence
of Thomas Brigham, South Meadow
Stock Farm, Friday evening was largely
attended and thoroughly enjoyed 10y all.
LOST-On Goldfish avenue east, between
Psrliman's residence and Main street, n
Tuesday, August 18th. a small gold lock-
Of and short chain. Finder leave same
at Peabody's Drug Store and receive
reward.
Ed G.. Warner was out in the country
Yesterday making a collection of Day
county products for the Aberdeen 'rain
Palace. Mr.. Warner is highly gratlhed
at his success. He will furnish a large
amount of grass for general decorative
purposes.
Monday a Mr.. Cooley. store keeper al
sisseton Agency. was out hunting WIN
Joe Brown, in some way, we are unaule
m Iearn how, a gun was discharged XII
ling Cooley instantly. The remains "eie
shipped from Waub"y' TUESDAY e'e"
to Niobrara, Neb.
Everybody turns out these evenings
10 ride the horses at the m~erry-go-rouho
located neal the depot. They all rlu'
from the gray haired veteran OF Sixty
down to the little tot Of three or o
and seem to enjoy 1t. too They eNpec
70 remain here about a week
The Cantata, The Flower Queen
v;lI be given by the young ladies OF tn
congregational church, assisted by Prof
soh;en Of Webster, and Mrs. G. X. Neti
Liberation. at the opera house Aug. 18th
e,s for sale al the post office, 10 cts
Children 20 cts.
prosident Ochsenrelter has been gain
grin, nm some specimens TO send 10 III
wnrId,s Fair and now, although not neal
=, en;sbed. the collection has very fine
,mrlss Of wheat oats, flax, broom cor
u.;I,st timothy and the native grasses
TIL Collection is in the old post ofhc
.n,Idiny and is we'll worth seeing.
Eormers Of Raritan township, iemem
| her that Toombs is in the field th's la,
and Won want your wheat put in inc ma,
| hushel and not in the straw piie' a
Who know Mr.. Toombs consider ~"
sacond TO none operating a 'hfesn'n
rio. We think it advisable to eVeryo" ON
warnings good job done to call on ~"
and see his work and rig before le'''n'
their work.
. REQUEST,
well-known Eye Expert, ..