Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

Today has been one of the finest DAYS
OF the winter.
For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than a flannel cloth satuI ated
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bound on overt e seat of pain. Fol
sale by Ross & Co Druggists.
$4,000.
odontunder is the stuff to apply
II you have bad teeth to extr act
Dr Brooks is meeting with wonderful
success by it's use. Parties on whom the
anasthetic has been used, affirm there
10 not a semblance of pain connected
with Its use.
$1,000.
Mrs. E. d. Landon left last Tuesday
evening for a two months visit with a
sister IN ayette, Iowa. She expects to
have a good visit, not having seen her
sister for seventeen years. f. d, and
Arthur will remain here and can be
found at the Balzer House.
$1,000.
There are FIVE cases of typhoid fever
in the family of Andrew Hustled north
east of town. All the patients are doing
nicely except the eldest daughter, whose
recovery the attending physician, DR..
Peabody. SAYS is very doubtful. The
family have the sympathy of all in their
affection.
SlOUD'
A spelling school and literary enter
tainment was the attraction at the Kin
ney school house last Friday evening.
Among the features of the evening was
the singing and dancing of William
Dambrowsky, which was something long
to be remembered. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed bv all.
$1,000.
S. /. Hogue. of Clark, an x-news
paper man of considerable reputation
throughout the state, is in the city this
week in the interest of a life insurance
company. Mr. h. wandered into these
pious headquarters to snake hands with
the boys and inhale the delightful
aroma Of the print shop.
q $1,000.
Parties who have jack.rabbIts to dis
pose of, should bring them in and they
will be sent to the poor Of Minneapolis.
Don't let the rabbits lie around and
sp%oil-bring them in, They are very
acceptable food and Mayor Eustis will
see that they are given to deserving
parties. Another cargo will be sent In
| the near future.
$1,000.
A party of Webster young people took
advantage of the pleasant weather and
| excellent %sleighlng, to drive down last
Saturday and get a square meal at the
| Crosby House. Their were as
follows: Jesse Moulton, Chas. Swayne,
Willie Dickinson, Percy Peabody, Eva
and Emma Warner. Lena Peabody,
Clara Chilson, Mae Dickinson and Miss
Wilcox.-Warbay Clipper.
$1,000.
At q meeting OF the Board of Trade,
Tuesday, 1t was decided TO send Ed g.
Warner east to present the merits Of
Day Co. and South Oak, TO parties look
ing for locations or Investments in the
Northwest. Mr.. w. is. we think, the
right man in the right place, being one
of the best posted real estate men in this
part of the state-no better selection
could have been made.
$1,000.
Wednesday evening, the Columbian
Whist Club was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. D. b. Compton, on Goldfish Avenue
After cards and lunch, Prof. Lund took
charge Of II spiritual seance and worked
a number OF tests, to the entire satisiac
ton of everyone. The table act WAS
dead easy, ART he Prof. said the bows
always laughed when he said "3," or he
could have lifted L. G. to the ceiling.
ALI present showing such an interest in
spiritualism, it MAS decided to hold meet.
tings during Lent. aud devote the eve
ming to the subject.
$1,000.
Our rabbit hunt evidently produced
good results. We have received another
letter which is as follows:
THE JoDBERs AND MANUFACTURING
ASSOCIATION or M~ISSEApoLIs.
MINNpAPoLIs. MINI, JAN. IlTH, 1894.
Mr.. +. w. HARRIS,
WEBSTER, 5. ID.
DEAR SIR: .,I
At meeting of this association. held
on the 9,h. inst, a very hearty vote of
thanks WAX extended TO you and the
N,mrod Club Of yOur city, for your kind
donation of rabbits sent 20 the poor OF
this city. Yours very truly.
j. II. SULLIVAN, Secretary. !
$1,000.
On Friday, Jsn. 18th, the Ladies' Aid
of the Congregational Church will give a
Book sociable. A cordial invitation is
attended tn all and. each n should be
fixed up to represent n book; for ms
stance, a membrr of the Kelley League
suggested a bottle Of whiskey suspended
nv a string around l,is neck would be
"A Terrible Temptation" All are I"
guess at the probable name OF each book
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