Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-06-29

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ready for argument an adjournment was
made to some time in September.
TAKEN UP-Came to my premises
June ID, n and one half miles east of
Webster, n red calf about FIVE weeks
old. Owner will please prove property
and pay charges.
JOHN ScHwAIz.
Fred H. Russell is well and favorably
known throughout the county as one of
our most reliable men. He 10 in the
lightning rod business and Is an old and
experienced hand, having done business
in Otter Tail county, MINI, for eighteen
years.
If you want protection from the ele-
ment of lightning and a good satisfactory
job, give your order to Fred Russell be-
fore July 10, as he leaves on that date for
his old stamping ground, Ottertail Co.,
Mimi. where he has several iots waiting
for him.
Don't buy an inferior mower, hay
rake or binder when you can get the
Walter A Wood, without any exception
the lightest, most durable, easiest hand
led and simplest machines in the mar.
ket. Call at O, & Smails and let them
show you their merits.
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The supper given by the ladies of the
Catholic church Thursday evening was
generally attended and a pronounced
success, all thoroughly enjoying the oc-
casiou. The receipts OF the evening were
$50. The ladies wish to extend thanks
for the liberal patronage afforded.
Miss May Whitfield, Langfogd arrived
in the city Monday evening for an eX-
tended visit to an old school mate, Miss
Mamie HaveEs. Miss Whitfield is not a
stranger to Webster society, having en-
ioyed a previous visit and made many
friends, who are glad to welcome her
again.
A very enjoyable soclable was the n
at Mayor Norton's Friday evening. A
feature aside from the refreshments was
the song program executed by Miss
Baker, Lyle Harris, Maud Abbott, Rev.
Chapman, II. w .Schien and E.A. Wearne,
also Rotations by Rev. Chapman and
Miss Ruth Abbott.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. w. Small gave a small tea party. The
event was in commemoration OF the an
| niversary of Mr.. Smail's birth. Those
participating enjoyed the occasion very
much and expressed the wish that Mr.
Small liveto a green old age and enjoy
many of these occasions.
The Congregational church will hold
! communion services next Sunday morn
| ing and invites all who loye the Lord
Jesus Christ to unite with them. In
the evening the church meets with the
Method sts TO hold a union temperance
mass meeting under the auspices Of the
w. Z. Tt.
G. T. Hoisiugton, of Wheatland, re-
/ lfDAfE = biifiibiliSlla iIt&N AtdiAGlAiFN gu
! his place about two weeks ago. A hen
the property of MIR. H., Matched out two
| chickens witkout "A bit Of down upon
them whatever nor did any appear.
The chicks lived inside the house for
four or five days, but upon being turned
| out they sunburned and died.
The Industrial Collegian is a new ven
ture in the newspaper field, Published
by the students and faculty of BrookiDgs
college. It's aim will be to furnish news
from an industrial and educational stand-
point, and will not only he a studen,'~
paper but will publish the results OF il,-
experimental station in advance OF the
Official bulletins.
Some parties bought lightning rods
from iii nerant dealers throughout ia.
county last year and they. the dealers,
said: ~ on can have all the time you
want" In the fall the purchasers re-
ceived notice oi their notes being due
Moral-Buy your rods of Fred Russell
he is.not an itinerant.
The one hundred and seventeenth an
niversary of our Independence will be
duly celebrated at the residence of Hon
WI jones' of ICELAND township. Among
the attractions will be a balloon ascen
ton, horse racing, foot racing and grand
bail in the evening. Basket dinner
Come One! Come All! A good time guar
anteed.
John b. Engberg one Of the prominent
farmers OF Troy township, was in the city
last Saturday. We acknowledge a very
pleasant call and hope to enjoy another
soon. Mr.. Engberg discusses The ISSUES
Of the day ina lively and intellectual
manner, and takes no stock in the pesse
MYSTIC baldesdasi INDUCED III by sore
but believes in the future, not only theo
retically but practically, and demois'ra