Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-25

Fred Dyke was down from Andover ON
Wednesday.
Good clean fax seed for sale by the
Bagley Elevator Co. $40 per bushel
cash.
] W. At5BoTT, Agent.
Tanned & 9 D What? Your com
plexiou if you don't iget Il bottle OF
glycerine cream. - csnts will buy it at
Ross 4 Co.'S.
The old postofice building south OF
Benjamin 4 Cos is being fitted up by the
EpiscopaIians who will use it for Il place
OF worship. The Guild will dedicate the
building Us soon Us it is completed by
giving n sociabIe there.
SAYl DO YOU
USE ICE?
Ii so, lpave your ice-box measure with the
order at Jewell & Engelhart's Meat Mar
ket and they will deliver it every day en-
cepting Sundays.
j. 4. Anderson, Dick EbIing, Ehret
Fiksgdahl and Pete Peterson took II trip
to Waubay, Sunday afternoon, on their
bikes. The return trip was made in the
face OF II stiff breeze and while the rest of
the boys made it easy, Just ask Dick
about it.
The official returns have ueen made by
the city council but no change from the
figures published last week with the ex-
ception OF the vote for mayor in the End
ward, which should read-Sears, So;
Haugen, 20, and n few scattering votes
for outsiders.
Bills have been posted about the city
announcing a bail to be given tomorrow
night, April 20, at Waubay by the Odd
Fellow OF that place. Quite Il number
intend to drive down from here as the
dances at Waubay heretofore have been
huge Successes.
The members OF Company * viii
hold a meeting Saturday night to decide
whether the organization will be- kept up
or not. The chances are that it will dis
band as the state has repeatedly refused
to sustain the National Guard.
Th0s Brigham S.. and ThOs Brigham
Jr. started Monday for a trip to the
Northwest Territory. They will drive
from here to Haukinson, n. d. and ship
their goods from that point to Edmon-
ton, Alberta, y. W. Teri, making the
trip themselves via prairie schooners.
Besides a lot OF remnants from last
year, we have on hand as fine "a stock oi
new patterns as we have ever carried.
We don't believe il going out OF business
because times are not as good as usual,
but we DO believe in making prices to
suit hard times.
Ross & Co, Wall Paper Dealers.
Mrs Marion Ross has been very sick
the past week and "a part OF the time no
hopes were entertained OF her recovery.
Sunday, DR.. McNutt, OF Aberdeeo, was
called in consultation and her case pro-
nounced hopeless. But at this writing,
u great change has taken place and
without n relapse, she may come back to
comparatively good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J.. Lensegrav took
their infant daughter to Minneapolis,
Wednesday night, April II, for treat
ment by an eye specialist. The little one
is fifteen months old and had scarlet
fever which settled in her left eye. The
trip was OF no avail, however, as. the eye
had to be removed. Mrs. Lensegrav will
stay in Minneapolis about ten days
longer.
The Andover Gazette makes some
grave statements about Frank Sears,
among them being the following:
"a Had been captain OF the pirate ship
and had not only deprived ships OF com
MERGE of their wares, but had shot down
iioN' W. Nhippoblu-iid lbifh nv SHi
on deienseless women with telling effect.
The last statement is libeious per Sc, as
it is well known that Frank is the most
gallant OF men and has the greatest
Difference for the sex.
4 young man named George Sherwood
of Pierpont, was brought down on the
II O'Clock train Friday night, suffering
from IN attack of violent insanity. The
Board OF Insanity was called together
and adiudged him insane aud he was
taken TO laDkton asylum tile next
morning by Deputy Maloney. II is said
the attack vas brought ON by over
study after II severe attack of la grippe.
The authorities OF the asylum hold out