Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-06

W. curry and wife have been visit.
ing with X. Rowland and family u.s
curry was formerly Miss Emma p,rtoh
d nj was "A residentof this vicinity
LIE d year Old son OF Homer Fritz
formerly OF this county, vas accidept,y
snot at Montevideo on Saturday last
he .ad Is IN a precarious condition.
Mr. 6ulmont of Andover, came mn Sun.
lay evening, accompanied by his daught
er, IDA, and neice, Annie Gamache, The
girls Will attend the Catholic school here
this summer.
Notice is hereby given to all nersonS
knowing themselves indebtedto Sandvip
a Siglinger for Irvine and repairs. that
the same must be paid by Oct. lst. No
extension will be granted.
SANDvIG ( SIGLINGER.
John Hale's Courtship," at the Con-
gregatlonal church Friday evening, A
good story of life in the mountains of
tennessee, told by Rev. MAR in his mimi.
table style-better than n sensational
novel. Come and enjoy it. Only 10 crs
In the agitation of themomentiucidept
TO the propounding OF the all important
question to her, you may have forgotten
to say that she can buy furniture at
Benjamin < Co.'s, if she will but answer
yes. The hint has settled the matter
than once.
All unknown tramp arrested on a
charge OF attempting to outrage Mrs
Bone, wife OF q prominent farmer near
" atertown. was taken from jail Monday
night and hung TO an electric light pole.
The participants went about it openly.
not one being masked.
August Rosenbush' $ speech on Labor
VS.. Capital was such IA success at the
Labor meeting that he will repeat it at
the court house On Saturday evening mt
= p. IN. His speech is said by all who
heard it to be the best effort of the eve
ming. See! Ell. huhl haint it!
No little excitement was called forth
on our streets last night by the annOun-
cement that Mrs. 5. {. Crosby had a
night blooming cereus that would unfold
its beauty to the world for a few short
hours. \ large crowd gathered to see
the opening and all pronounced it a rare
and beautiful sight.-Waubay Clipper.
\ telegram received mt PierpOnt Mon
day from the burned district in Mime
sofa states that Thos. Lowell and family
OF that place, consisting of ThOs. Lowell,
wife and three children, were at Huxley
the time of the fire there, aud are sup
posed To haveperished in tIefames. An
effort made to get positive information
proved futile.
Miss Clara l.. Peabody, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here and at
for the past two months. dcpar-
ted for her home in Elroy, Wis, Sunday
evening and will stop OF at Minneapolis
for a short time. Chester Burlingame, a
nephew, accompanied her II VIII spend
the winter with his grandparents.
UN LAWYER nr;pcipoI nj the Wonhov
sren+ several dovs in this city
vooL +be ouost Of his old friend
Prof Rock Prof, LAWYER is a pleasant,
agreeable gentleman, a graduate from
Ind, ana WILL without
doubt, conduct the Waubay schools to
the entire satisfaction OF all concerned.
Friday +ho harm of Joe Hadke. n log
u.;+h 4ho+ohod roof was hurnad
49, 49,, ,.nound u;s how. wore hntcher-
na.on,a hor. and took , HAIRED in the
harn 70 scold = hog, Not getting a very
~~aI ..a1a +hor If hunrh NJ hay to
So no hain oY Tho roof wos ;yp;ted
aud the structure almost instantly ell
in flames. 1t was IA total loss.