Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-15

y below the 1893 carriages.
M. a. BENJAMIN 81 co.
Chas. Matteson holds a public sale at
mis- place one and one half miles north
OF Butler on Friday, March 90, 1894. He
offers a quantity of farm machinery
and seven head of horses on terms TO
suit the purchaser. lw
One distinguished towns. Mrs.
Marietta M. Bones, has just tried the eff
Iect OF Odontunder in having a tooth ex.
tracted and can vouch for it's efficiency
in d~eadening all pain.
T.. K. Brooks.
Mike Darmody received a fine snec.
linen OF the German mastitf from Wis
consln last week. The animal is a fine
specimen with great size and beautiful
coat and although a puppy yet promises
10 become a great dog.
j. w. Arthur is out Canvassinp for
members for the A O. L. w. this week
He went to Bristol Monday and from
there he goes to Butler. The ~organiza-
ton is growing at the rate of from eight
10 twenty each meeting
NJ. A. Benjamin & Co, Furniture deal
ers and undertakers wish to make
known to their patrons and the public
in general. should any Ofthem have oc-
casiOn to use a heaIse, that they have
made arrangements whereby they can
furnish a fine one at very reasonable
rates.
&c. MalOney, of WAubay, who was
taken through Aberdeen to Huron TO
be examined by a United States commits
sloner On a charge Of selling liquor to
Indians, WAS discharged. Among the
witnesses were john BARGE, a haIi-breed
and Simon Chapka, Moses RenviIle and
Charley One-koad, full bloods.-Aner-
deem News.
The Board of Trade committee on
electric lights has done some Ganvassing
and have already secured pledges for s.
incandescent and arc light. In order TO
secure the improvement, We must take
300 lights and 1t looks now as If we
would have no trouble in getting the
improvement.
VIC. Ehlers, a practical boiler maker,
will make his home here in Webster
and be prepared to do all kinds of En-
CINE and Boiler repairing during this
season. Mr.. f. comes here well recon.
menGed as a first class man and anyone
having anything iii his line would do
well to see him before letting their work
to some one else.
About twenty wood Choppers" Mod
ern WoOdmen went to Waubay Wednes.
day evening ana assisted their brethren
there in learning ONE fellows to han
die the AK, maui and wedge in work
Imanlike manner. The gentlemen re-
port a great time and feel amply repaid
for all trouble and speak very highly of
Waubay hospitality.
w. w. Hartsough returned this morn
ing from Fayette, Iowa, where he has
been on a visit to his parents. He left
his mother, who has been very i'll, much
better and able to sit up. His father
celebrated his e%Ighty-6rst birthday and
Is hale and hearty. Walt says the old
gent minated that he could take down
any Of the boys yet.
Achange has taken place in the bakery
business in Wenster. j. Baptist Ernst
has purchased the business of II. Janke
and will conduct it on a new plan. He
will keep a supply of Bread, Cake and
Pies on hand at all times. Mr.. Ernst
took possession Tuesday snd is now run
ming the bakery full blast.
The Neal Dow Dow entertainment by
the w. 9. Il. U. will occur Tuesday
March Goth, at the Commercial. A fine
program has been prepared and elegant
refreshments will be seived.-in fact,
no pains have been spared in the ar
rangements 10 make this the most en-
joyable evening of the season.
A sad accident occurred yesterday. An
ton NJ. Olson was moving his household
goods and stock to his place about TWEEN