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


Poor bread is poor eating,
Dwight's Flour will send it fieeting.
Ochsenreiter & Small have traded some
Day County real estate for t%hirty-fOur
head of English Shire colts, two years
old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horney, of the Second
Ward, are rejoicing in the arrival of a
baby boy at their home last Tuesday
morning.
Grand High Priest, Levoy, departed
for Pierre Tuesday morning and will in
spect the chapter OF Royal Arch Masons
at that point.
Judge Campbell opened n term OF court
for Day County in this city Tuesday.
This term is for court cases only and no
Jury is in attendance.
John Lighter had the misfortune to
lose a bright, crisp ten dollar bill last
Monday. He would like the finder to
leave it at this office.
Bert Merritt and Mike Tuhl went to
Madison Tuesday to attend the state
examination for candidates for a license
to practice pharmacy.
Mrs. VIM. Atchison, who has been
visiting at Madison, Wis. and Chicago,
has gone to Connecticut and will visit
in that state a couple OF months.
J. n. Mccoy went to Clark last Friday,
and Saturday defended John Fuery IN a
charge OF dispensing OF mortgaged prop
erty. Mr.. Fluery was discharged.
Sheriff Rathbun has made "a deal for
the residence property OF Mr.. G. Z. Ter
pena, who will soon remove TO the place
recently purchased Of A. A. Sandvig.
The Register of Deeds is kept busy
these days filing chattel mortgages. A
great number is being filed owing to the
issuance OF seed grain; Oh Monday the
number was 252.
w. S. Haish, Foreman of Webster
Lodge, A. 0. L. W., went TO Aberdeen
Tuesday to serve the papers i'll the man
damus proceedings against the officers
OF the Grand Lodge.
The Demorest Silver MedalCOntest will
be held at the NJ. L. Church Saturday
evening, April 6, at 8 O'Clock. Seven
young ladies will compete for the medal.
Admission, 10 cents,
The annual spring moving is going On
VIM. Atchison will go into the Casey
residence, Rev. Parsons will occupy the
Ray house near the Cong'l Church, and
others are talking nov
Mr.. o. A. Gibson writes from Minneap-
oils that he hired d new clerk Saturday
morning; while he will not commence
at once, he will probably work for him
for "a long time. 1t is a boy OF regulation
weight.
Henry Turner has contracted with the
Mccormick Harvesting Company for
another year. The company know a
good man when they find him and Henry
is one of the very few men that work
for them the year around.
Mr.. J. III. Mack, OF Pierpout, was visit
ing with VIM. Atkinson and family on
Monday. John has recently returned
from Chicago and Wisconsin points for
the purpose of putting in his crops. He
reports Pierpont very quiet and the coal
mine shut down.
The annual encamptment for the G. A.
r. Of this section of this state will be
held ut Webster on June 5-6-7 and the
local boys in blue have already COM
menced digging up bunting, flags, war
stories and are preparing a poll list OF
the chickens in this neighborhood.
Ed Mccormick has been busy the past
week trying to locate some ties, the
property of the Railway Co. The ties
were piled up five miles west OF this city
and on March 2G, 20 OF them were stolen.
Mr.. Mccormick has failed so far to find
any trace OF them but is confident OF sue
cess.
Besides a lot OF remnants from last
year, we have on hand as fine "A stock 81
new patterns as we have ever carried.
We don't believe in 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.