Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-08-02

Inc nrst new wheat OF the crop of 1884
was brought in on Thursday by B. Dol
ney and was purchased by J. NJ. Stariha.
Mrs. Averill, who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. A. FL. Kramer, departed for
her home, Libertyville, Ill.,, Monday
morning.
We underst and that a motto adopted
by some OF the teachers is ''Ihink several
Inc before you speak and then saw
nothing"
Much interest is being displayed in the
result OF the bali game next Saturday.
Willie Guy and j. r. Taylor have horses
wagered on the game.
Ii you want baby's photo, come in any
Thursday and Steinhauer will do the
business for you. Getting good pictures
OF babies is where be shines.
a a tournament every evening.
The kid are preparing for SATURDAYS
game. The kids will have an imported
battery for this occasion only.
X. NJ. Kellogg spent Sunday at home
in this city, Kert says the regulator is
hall rigt but just watch his smoke some
one else will get mail at Waubay.
David and Mrs. Williams are enjoying
an outing at Big Stone. They went
down Thursday evening with the expect
alton OF staying about ten days.
Brooks has secured Steinhauer, the
Groton photographer, to be at the old
stand each and every Thursday, COM
mencing June 18th. Remember the date
Sheriff SerensOn is carrying his left
hand in IA sling as the result OF a colt
dragging him on a rile Of broken glass.
The cut is a bad one but is healing nicely
FOR SALE-I have six fine work horses
for sale cheap for cash or on time. In
quire at Manson & Lee lumber yard.
c. L. ANDERSON.
You will only make a bad matter
worse by talking scandal, the least said
on some subjects the better. The most
despicable person on earth is the scandal
monger.
The old established firm OF Benjamin K
Co. keep up the reputation Tor enterprise
by ordering furniture by the car load,
consequently enabling them to sell a the
lowest figure.
John Ballentyne was on trial before
| Justice Turner last Thursday charged
by Frank Barber with stealing groceries.
He was found guilty and fined ten dol
lars and costs.
Miss Anna Coleman, one ofthe teachers
attending the institute is very sick with
pneumonia. The young lady is at the
home of w. G.. Turner where she willhave
every attention.
President W. |. Graham, OF the OAK
ota University, is expected here next
Saturday to address the teachers; he
wiIl:remain over Sunday and preach in
the NJ. L. church in the evening.
Friday IL the last day OF the Institute,
Monday and Tuesday being devoted to
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resume OF the Institute work will be CIV
EN-. together with a complete roster.
Chas. Hash, a brother OF a. ID. and W..
S., has been visiting in the city the past
week. The gentleman is a druggist,
formerly OF Hopkins, Mimi, but is now
looking up a new location. He has his
eve upon Butler, it is rumored.
On Monday evening Uncle Billy
Atchison lost q barn by fire, in Andover,
loss about $3.50, no insurance. 1t vas
caused by children playing with matches
and it was fortunate that the wind was
from the north, otherwise Andover
would have been scorched again.
r r. Remington, of Baraboo, Wis. and
principal of the school at thai point
spent Wednesday night in town a guest
OF E. C. Warner. He is an old schoo
mate of that gentleman and served III
the same Company in the war. he Is