Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-06-22

has a packer trip. O. 4 Small will b,
pleased to show its merits.
Light and heavy harnesses, single an,
double, our " make, have no equal
warranted in every respect. Call at GU
shop and examine for yourself.
o. & SNAIL.
Ifyou intend to buy a threshing ma
chine, you cannot afford to buy snythin,
else bat the Minneapolis. 1t is the bes
and cheapest machinery to be bought il
South Dakota. JAS. Peterson & Co. sci
them.
Elmer Flanders, a young son of A.. w
Flanders, had the misfortune to break
his arm Tuesday. The family were on
to Pickerel lake fishing and the little
fellow had to be brought to town fol
treatment.
A wreck occurred on this line of rail
road about twenty miles east of this city
last Friday morning. The accident was
caused by an overloaded car, and result
ted with ten cars in the ditch and one
man killed.
Sporting Journal, Chicago. says. Beach
& Bowers Minstrels opened atthe Wind,
sor Theatre last night, Inc theatre was
jammed to the doors. 1t was demon
st rative crowd too, and all the acts were
gwen hearty applause.
&c Baxter received the cad new;
Saturday morning that his father was in
a dying condition at Sheffield, Ills. The
gentleman started for that place the
same evening. He has the sympathy
of a host of Webster friends.
Prof. W. III. Kaufman. of Milbank, viii
deliver a lecture at the Congrega
tional church Monday evening, subject
Three Years Among the Mormons," il
lustr ated by $50 views by the calcium
light. Admission % and Is GEMS.
Chas. McAllen, cashier of the Bank O.
Bristol, was doing tn town Wednesday
forenoon. He reports business very
good and everything lively. We are
glad to see Cnas. doing well, as he is one
ofthe old standbys of this county.
Mayor Norton investigated the arte,
sian well Tuesday. He found then
down 1888 feet. The contractors claim
they have struck granite, but the con
tract says the question must be decided
by the State Geologist of Minnesota.
TAKEN UP-Came to my premise:
June IS, one and one half miles east oil
Webster, one red calf about five weeks
old. Owner will please prove property
and pay charges.
JOHN ScHwApz.
Mr.. N, Young, of Pierpont, was in the
city Tuesday. While in town we learn
ed that Mrs. Young had been insane FOL
two or three years and he could no long
or take proper care of her. She vii
soon be sent 10 the asylum at Yankton
Some of the boys perpetrated a huge
Joke on one of their own kind Monday
night. Willard James took the part Of
| Young woman Just off the train ant
Willie did the rest. Willie swore b,
had an appetite for liver and a desire tc
emigrate.
Sheriff Serenson arrived home from
the worlds fair Monday morning. HI
says:"I find the hotel rates as low as a
any time | have been in Chicago. Go
tired cut in a week. Great showi" Mrs
Serenson stopped off to visit friends a
| st. Charles, Mimi.
G. j. Day. of the firm of Prichard {
Day. Watertown Marble and Grant,
| Works, was in the city Monday lookirl
sfte. business. This FIRM 10 turning ON
some of the finest work uf any 10 tire
country. If you need anything in ti,aI
line drop them a card.
Don't buy an Inferior mower, hay
rake OF binder when you can get it'
Walter 4 Wood, without any exception
the highest, most durable, easiest hand
led and simplest machines in the mar
ket. Call at O, & Smails and let then
show you their merits.
Dr.. and Mrs. Brooks returned from
two weeks visit at the twin cities ans
Paynesville, MINI. DIR. reports a goOt
time. Miss Carrie Towne, a niece E
Mrs. Brooks, returned with them an
intends TO reinain the summer and as
sist The Dr. in his office.
Master Thomas and Mrs. Brigham
started for Watertown Tuesday with
team. They went to meet Miss Annie
who has been attending Cornell Colleg
at Mount Vernon, lows, for the sast year
Brigham, ST., will rec that she has al
outing at the lakes shortly.
Taken Up.
Came to my premises abeat May Il
Am stro wh errv roam hors0 with blax