Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-09

Church will give a social
at Finlay Ross residence
on Friday eve, July 10.
Col. RI T. Baker. Mr. and Mrs Geo. I'll.
Baker and d~augnter came upfrom Wan
buy sunday 10 attend service the
Episcopal chapel. but were disappointed,
as owing % TIL. absence Oh Rev Walton
none were held.
ta prepared to do all kinds al bcilar
and engine repairing No charge for ex-
amining boilers On engines az to what il
needed a guarantee given that all
work will be doue Id q drst-ciass manner.
Those venting anything In this line drop
apostal to VI e. Ehlers Bristol, s ID.
~ Al Douglass and his sis AIRS.
TALBOT d New York state who has been
VS. ling aim for some slime, uent vest
last Thursday 60 ma<e j. sister 3 Bow
die ysit Mr. Douglass teBarnal 0u
Mondly evening,
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8aa OIL Williams Ed G5hEhase,
p Huntington, z III. Taylor Governor
iion and q. Peterson 3 Hausay,
took Taasiag ireiglltfor ea lo
aEteaa lae coaveat zion.
JaIH MaeE spent l Gta bore WITH
Aie ana H Atkinson Ee
has aeaa fer SOME 6ma Ill enatea III 8
crow 0 elevator mea I'M North Dakota
duriag tho temporary closing Of Ills
terminal elevator in Minneapolis.
AZ the Methodist Church next Sunday
morning, Rev. Donald Mclean VIII preach
the FIRST Of three sermons on the book .oi
lob. In the evening, Rev. II. NJ. Spring
ar win preach and conduct the com
muaion service. Ill are welcome.
Amund Abrahamson, father Of the
Abrahamson boys OF Lynn Lake, died OF
old age yesterday morning at his home
nine miles northwest OF this city. Ii he
had lived until August 3, he would have
reached his seth birthday. The funeral
takes place today.
Miss Spanlding, who has been engaged
in the millinery department OF the Fair
as expert trimmer, departed for her
home in Minneapolis Sunday evening.
During her short residence here, Miss
Spaulding made many friends here who
will regret her loss.
While b. A. Reynolds was visiting rel
atives and friends near Webster last
week, he leased a stock farm in that
neighborhood and intends engaging in
the dairy business. Byron believes there
is a bright future for the dairy farmers
in this state.-Ferdon Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. GrantSmith came in Sat
urday night from De Smet where they
were engaged in institute work. Sunday
Mrs. Smith drove to Britton to assist in
a two weeks institute at that place,
while Mr.. Smith is one OF the conductors
OF the institute i'm session here.
While engaged in the patriotic duty OF
birthday last Saturday afternoon, Rex
Harris accidently dropped u fuse from
his cannon on a small quantity OF pow
der and his face and left hand was quite
badly burned by the explosion.
Manager Goodwin on Monday received
from Pitt, Barnum & Co. OF New York
the returns from the first shipment OF
Webster creamery butter, amounting to
$685. for 3S tubs. The quality of
the butter is vouched for by the request
to ''lct us have your entire make"
Married, on Wednesday, July 1, 1896,
at Watertown, Miss Nellie Hayes and
James Johnston. The bride has a NUM-
Der of friends in this city, being "a sister
OF Mrs. Henry Turner, while the groom
is u conductor on the Burlington road
They will make their home at Esterville
Iowa.
Quite a number OF our citizens went to
the lakes TO ceAsbrate the 4th, where a
fine time was had by fishing, bathing in
the lake, lounging under the trees, and
those who had one OF the fine %turnouts
from Hart's Commercial Livery enjoyed
the ride to and from the scenes OF the
festivities.
BRISTOL, $. d.. JUNE 20, 1896.
| will say for the st. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance Company that | be-
lieve them and know them to be a safe
and reliable company to insure in. Their
agent, Mr.. Milligan OF Aberdeen, is a
gentleman in every respect; after he had
estimated the losses, | got my money in
side a week, which came very handy to
me. p. HOLMQUIST,
Bristol, s. ID.