Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31


evening, Feb. 8, at 1880. The Club will
take breakfast at Aberdeen, dinner at
Pierre and view the sunset from the
Black Hills.
Mr.. w. NJ. Lawyer, principal OF the
Waubay schools, was the host ut a pro-
gressivs cinch party at Waubay, Friday
evening. Mr.. II. J. Rock and Miss Law
yer drove down from here to attend
and say they had a fine time.
John Williams is again at his post in
the Farmers & Merchants Bank. John
was q little previous in getting out but
it was a ground hog cas and by taking
care OF himself, the gentleman will be
none the worse for the experiment.
Will Manson writes from his home in
Wisconsin, that he is almost recovered
from lis rheumatic attack and will be in
Webster sometime this week. Will has a
host of friends in Webster who will be
very glad to shake hands with him again.
Peter Peterson has bought the cigar
factory lately started at Appleton, MINI.
by Sam Wright and will continue the
business at that point. Pete is a first
class young nan and Il good cigarmaker
and will doubtless do a successful busl-
ness.
Roy Ostrander, the new barber, has
accepted the agency for the Queen City
Laundry OF Sioux Falls, and parties can
have their work done promptly and first
class by leaving the same at his shop in
the Olin House.-Montrose, McCook Co.,
Herald.
f. q. Brickner has received All appoint
ment as assistant clerk in the railway
mail service. Mr.. B. is to be congratuIa-
ted as he passed a stiff examination very
creditably. Webster will lose an efficient
deputy postmaster when Ed goes on
the road.
Ii any citizen OF Day County thinks
they would like to make a change in the
existing laws and that the change would
be- OF benefit to the cOdnty, let them pre-
pare a bill and forward the same to Hon.
Peter Hoimquist, Pierre, and he will pre-
seat such bill to the Hosue.
have opened a general repair shop on
Main street south OF the railway track
and ain prepared to do all kinds OF re-
pairing, both wood and iron. Fixing old
machinery a speciality. Give me a call.
VIM. Petrausch.
There has been considerable talk about
having IA creamery here but it not an
assured fact as yet. 1t is an assured fact
however that Co. X" will hold their Sth
annual ball on the evening OF Feb. 22nd.
They will have the best music they can
get and a good time is guaranteed.
The REPORTER has received an anony-
nous letter signed observer" express
ing an opinion on the present condition
of national affairs. Let it be understood
that all communications for publication
must be signed by the party who wishes
them published as an earnest OF good
faith.
at a meeting OF the Anglo-maniacs last
Saturday evening, it vas resolved to at
once IN rehearsal on n drama,
and the public may expect tn be afflicted
shortly by an attempt straight from the
shoulder. The feature OF the last meet.
ing was the vocal duet by the officers,
who have remarkable base voices.
Many stubborn aud ag%gravatiDg cases
= OF rheumatism that were believed to b.
! iucurahle and accepted as life legacies,
have yielded to Chamberlain Pain Balm
much to the surprise and qualification
OF the sufferers. One application will re-
| lieve the pain and suffering and it's con
tinued use insures an eliectual cure. For
sale by j.. Ross & Co.
Clark Hart thot' he was getting "a Val,
entine last Saturday when he found a
letter addressed, "To Finder" in the
pocket OF his oyercoat which had just
been returned TO the barn with II rig, hut
ne had to guess again when he opened it
He saws the writer can have the epistlt
on demand as he thinks it "a not fo'
him. Prof. Rock says that circumstafi
tial evidence don't go in this case.