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

PURE
Inc NJ. Il. Church Society will give 8
Valentine Social at the residence of w
L. haVens, Wednesday evening, Feb
l4th- Come avery body and have a pooc
time.
A lecture for the benefit of Tn,
"oman's Relief Corps, to he given b,
heY' T. Nazarine. of Mllbank, Frida,
evening, Feb, 10Th, 1894. Admission II
and ID cents. Everybody invited
Fred Stone has been sick for tn,
last eight or ten days, aud besides, stu cl
a knife In his leg to see no far it wa,
TO the bone-foun6 out, too. We hope
a mor favorable report at his next ap
pearance.
We are enabled Ia present to our reA
ders this week a partial list Of the toy,
laws ofthe Sons of Rest. We hope tC
nave by the time of our next edition
the constitution and by laws of the ID. p,
A.
State Oil Inspector Stafford and
daughter came down from Wanbay,
Monday. G. w. remained until the eve
ming tram when he went west. Miss
Stafford remained 10 visit Webster
friends for a few DAYS
Commissioners Kidder, Toy and
Yeager are in town this week loCkirg
after the COUNTY 8 interests in cont. in
the appeal "ases Of the sheriff Sgainst the
county w S. Glass has been retained
TO assist States Att"rnev Sears
--
NJ. Rex ord, of Wanrav, went Ia
Aurora Sunday, IN response To a telegram
announcing the death of his mother.
The lady was IN the eighti-,h wear of
her age, Mr. Rexford has the sympathy
of many friends here in his b~ereave-
ment.
Isn't this lovely weather" WAS the
current remark on the streets Monday.
1t seems more like MAY than February,
"a baImv hreeze-en0w going fast
water running In the Cutters. The win.
ter thus TAR has been mild and delight.
tul.
Mrs Peabody. of LrRov. Wis, arrived
here last week from Bryant. Were she
was summoned by tie serious Illness nf
her daughteI, Mrs. B~urIiugame, whom
she left in a fair way TO ecover. Mrs
Peabody will remain here for a short
visit with her son, DR.. Peabody, and
family.
Capt. O~chsenreiter is meeting with
great success IN the reorganization OF Go
X" The company started IN the new
year with "a mt nbers and now has 81,
with many applicants. Lieut.. Frost. U.
S. A stationed at thu State Agriculture
College, Brookings, arrived Wednesday
morning and is putting matteisln shape.
Oliver Darling's team created quite a
sensation on the street Monday, by run.
ming away. They started Oh lower Main
street aud ran up the street, until IN
front of Chilson's store, they came IN
contact with u wagon and were stopped.
No harm was done, but they made
things lively for a few minutes.
The Webster schools eUjoved a visit
from Mesdsmes Z. W. Small, A. ID
Hash. &. W. Siglinger and A. smith,
today. They were very welcome u
the school hopes to see the ladies' again
soon. LET more of the parents come
and see us." the scholars say.
Jacob Peterson. q brother Of Jens, ar
rived from Oregon Friday morning and
will make Webster his home for some
time. The gentleman reports very hard
times ON he western coast and relates
one instance where a man had 800 worth
worth of personal property and could not
sell it for 500.
The Pasiimc Club met with Miss Der
TIA Bake r at the residence OF General
Huntington Friday evening. The usual
progrsm WAS carried out and n fine time
epioyed. The prizes were o by Mr..
H, ]. Rock and Miss Wankey. 1t is ex-
pected the next entertainment Will be q
hop next Friday night.
J. G. Ms!oney writes us from Pickeral
lake that the fish are being slaughtered
!, great numbers and wishes to know II
there is a closed season on fish. There Is
closed season, and it is unlawful to catch
,r have in possession any food fish dur
in, the months Of December, Jsnu AIRY
February, March and April.
G. Ochsenreiter, one OF the leading
,rs;,.ss men of Webster. ). d., and the
uo,ld's fair commissioner from that
.,a,e WAS down a few days Of the week
hama bay and many friends.