Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-08

The GrOton Milling Co have establish
d an exchange station here and are
ow ready to exchange -four. bran AMI
'horts for wheat. Give us a trial.
ION MCKENNETT, Agent.
ihe management of the st PatrIck's
Eve dance wish to state that, while ;he
lance March 10Th is TO he a genuine
lush Hop, everybody is invited. Pro
nre your masks at the Post Office Drug
store.
Joe Handeiand was up before Justice
Turner Monday charged with petty lar
;env. He was accused of stealing Z
couple Of rings from Miss Dene Peterson
he trial resulted in Joe being fined ten
iOllGrs and costs.
h Ladies Aid of the Congregational
Church hold a distinguished Guest
social at the church tomorrow (Frlday)
venlng. All the distinguished ones
mentioned last week will try and be
mere. Only IA dime.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 18th, 18th and l4th, is the time at
which DR.. Ross, dentist, will make his
ext visit. The latest appliances for
painless extraction of teeth. All work
Guaranteed. Plate work a specially.
LevOy & Foster, the undertakers. re-
celVed a handsome funeral car which
they will keep Tor the publlc's
dallOn. THIS spirit of enterprise is
characteristic Of the Far managers and
should meet with the success it deserves.
DIR. Harris, assisted by DR.. Tennysoh,
Of Bristol, performed an operation upon
Mrs. BradwaV oue day last week The
lady was suffering with a tumOr on the
breast, which was removed. She is now
doing finely and an early recovery is
expected,
Several new members were taken in
at the regular meeting of Webster
Lodge No. 50, A. 0 U. W., Monday
night. The lodge now has about ll5
members and is steadily growing, not
only in nun. beers but in popularity, and
so it should.
Ell Wearne OF Webster, passed through
the city on MoAday's passenger train on
I.,. ,,o 10 MippaupnliS nnripu thu
lew minu les that the tram stopped he
was cordially greeted by a number of
old friends who happened TO be at the
depot.-Grant County Review.
John Arthur was a Bristol visitor
Wednesday, went down in the interest
of the A. O. q. w. lodge of this city.
This organization is getting night to the
front in point of membership. There
will be something like twenty-five APP
pIlGations presented at the next meet
Ing.
The monthly report OF Co. X shows
some gratifying figures particularly as to
attendance. The average number Of
men at company drill was Is and at Of
ficeIs drill, IA: This is indeed high, and
Capt. Ochsenreiter has every reas"' to
be proud Of the advancement in the
science OF war.
It is this season OF the year when 1t is
a good plan 10 xamln a chair before
sitting dOwn-paint, stove blacking,
lacks business end up. House cleaning
with all it's pleasures Is upon US and, by
exercising a reasonable degree "fcaution
GU may save a rehearsal ofthe emphatic
| detectives IN your vocabulary.
As per notice In another column, the
firm Of Turner, Mccoy & Swayne has
| been dissolved, Mr.. Swayne retiring.
The old business will be continued by
Turner d Meow, Mr.. Swayne is un.
| decided as to his future movements but
thinks OF changing his location for the
| ueDefit of Mrs. Swaynes health which
| has bsen very poor the past thru
| months.
On last Friday the farmers of Highland
Organized q local Alliance for the pur.
Jose OF financial, social and intellectual
Improvement ofthe town. Whether the
.ame alliance" is a misnomer or no,
ne organization aims to be largely CO.
operative and is IN no way related &c
ne late South Dakota Farmers Alliance
,hich has teen prostituted to the use o.
he few instead of the course intended
" its promoters.
Ed G. Warner, of Webster, S. ID, spen
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Barke
md the writer hereof. Ed is in lows
,~resenting the advantages OF Day count.
'. ID. 70, settlers and has heen meetin
With great success. He ought to. for n