Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-14
M. A. BENJAMIN g. co.

M. A. BENJAMIN g. CO..
Mrs. l.. r. Burlingame and children
stopped off between trains Friday to
visit the family OF the ladys brother, DIR.
Peabody. They were returning from a
visit to Mrs. BIS parents at Elroy, Wis.
Five eclipses are promisd for 1896
three OF the sun and two OF the moon.
The only u OF interest to US in this
portion of the world is a total eclipse of
the moon, " hich will occur March 10th
and 18th, and will be visible in this vi
cinity, barring clouds. storms, etc.
b. Z. Hancock, a stock dealer OF Fay
cite, Iowa, who has been in Webster for
the past three weeks making collections
and fixing up paper Tor horses lie sold
here last spring, departed for home Fri
day. The REPORTER will go to his ad-
dress regularly for the next two years to
keep him posted on matters in these
parts.
Mr.. Taylor is pleasant. genial, cultured
and educated. In his public work he
produces q marked influence among the
better classes. Brother Taylor has
made thorough and scientific study of
the temperance question and is capable
OF presenting scientific truths in such q
way as to produce lasting Impressions
B + Parker, r w GS.
Every citizen who has any occasion to
mention it, has nothing to express but
compliments to Judge Campbell for the
rapidity with which he dispOses Of cases.
He goes thrO' the calendar at about the
same rate a Dakota storm report travels
thrO' the East. 1t is a surprise and sat
iSfactiOn to everyone, the great amount
OF business this court accompIishes.
The experience OF Geo. 4. Apgar, OF
German Valley, \. j., is we'll worth re-
~membering. He was troubled with chronic
diarrhOea and dOctOred for five months
and was treared by four different doctors
without benefit. He then began using
Chamberlaim's Collie, Cholera & Diarrhoea
Remedy, OF which one small DO tie effect
ed IA complete cure. it is for sale by F.
Ross 4 Co.
Judge Campbell, on the adjournment
OF court, in making the announcement OF
the entertainment Tuesday evening, said
it was to be given by the Ladies Aid OF
the W. K. C.. The Judge ought to live in
Webster a few months and catch on to
the titles of the various secret OrganiZa-
tons. 1t is quite evident from the above
his early education has been sadly ne
elected in this respect.
School is progressing as usual despite
the blowout last week. The detective
radiator has been replaced by one from
the library room and steam will be shut
off from hat room until a new section
can be procured. The School Board, af-
ter a careful examination, decided that
the accident would not have occurred
had it not been for a detect in the broken
section, but, to avoid accidents in the
future, issued an order that no one but
the %junitor was to handle anything in
connection with the heating apparatus.
Stock running at large in town makes
it rather disagu eeablp for farmers who
hitch their teams in the street. Owners
who allow their horses to run in the
street probably do not intend them to be
Obstructive to the property OF Others,
but the following from the L~idgerwood
BroadaXe shows the situation there eX-
actly as it may be seen here most any
day: "Will the farmers please bear in
mind to fill their wagon full OF hay for
the town stock? We have noticed oflate
that quite a number neglect this duty.
A sack or two OF grain occasionally will
not come amiss. 1t will not be necessary
to unite the sacks for the horses all have
good teeth and a perform that duty
for you with dignity and grace"
The entertainment at Workmcn Hall