Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-03-02

gpon GOOD health. De Wits Little Early
niseis are little health producing pills.
see The pointP Then take an Early
A. Peabody.
To all parties who have SONS to breed
l VIII say | have a full blood Berkshire
boar. Terms made known on applica-
ton. Gro IpuoN
io'ow Sec.l2-l2l-6 Webster. S. ID
Nothing 80 distressing as a hacking
cough. Nothing 30 foolish as to suffer
from 1t. Nothing 80 dangerous if allow
ed to continue. One Minute Cough Cure
gives immediate relief.-H. A. Peabody.
1eo. Schlosser, manager of the Pub
fishers Printing Co. of Aberdeen, was a
caller at the REPORTER Office Monday.
Geo. is a hustler and the company under
his management is getting right to the
front.
Mr.. Ross is again pounding away at
the artesian well. The new tools are
simply immense; do the work to per-
fiction and greatly facilitate matters. II
Webster does not have a gusher it is no
ault of the contractor.
Port Huron, Mich, Times.-The violin
playing of Miss Grace Clark was both ar
tistic and beautiful. Nothing but pure,
accurate tones eminate from the instru-
ment when she handles the bow. Opera
House, Webster, March 9.
A letter from &c. Adams informs us he
will have to go to Washington, d. G.
early in March to report the proceedings
of the Yankton Indian Commission, OF
which he is chairman. He expected to
complete the treaty about March LIST.
The passenger from the east, due at
$40 a. M, did not arrive until after ore
p, M, owing to a severe snow and wind
storm In Minnesota. 1t is reported that
Is inches OF snow fell in the eastern part
fthat state, duringMondav's storm.
WANTED-At the City Bakery, a
ervant girl over eighteen wears of age,
to tea to store and do generslho, sc v k
must he \ good scholar. Wages are three
tnIiars per week aud board. German
Protestant preferred.
1t is rumored hat the ladies of the
Congregational Church of this city will
start a reading room and gymnasium in
the near future. This is a move IN the
right direction. Let us have christians,
hut let them be intelligent, muscular
christians
Mrs r. A. Fu'lmer will leave Monday
for st. Paul 10 attend the opening and
purchase a spring stock of goods, She
will he gone about two weeks. During
her absence Miss Grace Mckee will have
charge of the store. Look out for an
ad. on her return.
The following are the nominations
made at the caucus Monday for village
officers: John Norton, president; d. B
Compton, T. E. Haugen, j. H. Lund and
f. w. Small, trustees; David Williams,
Treas; L. r. Foster, Clerk and w. G.
Turner, justice of the peace.
For Instance, Mrs has, Rogers, of Bay
City, Mich, accidentally spilled scalding
water over her little boy. She promptly
applied DeWitt'sWitch Hazel Salve, Civ.
Jug instant relief.It's a wonderfully good
saive for burns, bruises, sores, and a sure
cnre for piles. -H.A Peabody.
Farm RS everywhere are preparing to
put in a good big crop. There is nc
doubt or delay the acreage In this county
will he large. They are ready and anx
ious to commence springs work. This
means everything to this country. Il
gives condolences and means that spring:
work will be done quicker and better
than ever before.
Tuesday evening ut the regular meet
ing o. Co eau Lodge, a resolution wal
presented which changed the time o
meeting TO tho second and fourth Tues
day of zach month. The meetings hav'
been held J eretofore on or before tn,
iull moon, but as a majority Of the mem
bers are not moon eyed and prefe
to keep their dates By the calendar, tn
change was deemed advisable.
Miss Annie Atchison, aged 10 years
| died last Monday morning of quick con