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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
Notions.

INOIIOIlS.
Bone Collar Buttons. &c. card.
Purest Rubber Dress Shields. nainsook,
covered, 10c- a pair
Webbing for side supporters, lc yard.
Linen Corset-Laces,. &c. each; ,,
Patent Hump Hooks and Eyes, BLACK
and White. &c. a card.
Dressing-Pins paper, $780, for lie.
Black Dress Bones, 1e: dozen. a..
Sample lot Miniature Photo. Frames, dia-
mond shaped, 25c.. leather ones; worth
Comm mn re Note Writing Paper ruled,
regular price &C.. at 1c. quire.
Extension Roller skates. lockwood rollers,
with nickel trimmings. actual value
81, at 45c. pair.
Glovine, best preparation made, ior
cleaning gloves, silks. and laces, l-pint
Mennen's Taicum Powder 13c a box.
Roger & Gallets Sachet Power. boc.
packages. all odors, at 2c.
Bath Sponges, "A inches In diameter, sort
quality. will not tear. for 2Sc. each;
regular SOC. article.
Vernon Tooth Brushes. &c each.
Fancy Engraved Enamelled Puff-Boxes.
1-pound can vaseline at 1ic.
Cuticura Salve. 4sc. box
The most complete and select
assortment of Perfumes in the
city to be found at our toilet de-
partment.
Roger & Gallets Finest Imported Hand.
kerchief Extracts-Vera Violette,
Iiris Blanc Heliotrope Blanc, and
Violette de Parme. choice SSc. bottle
Roger & Gallet's Brilllantine, DOC. pottie.
Roger & Gallet's Infant Powder, l9c a
Imported I.ait dIris, delightful and re-
freshing toilet wash, 48c bottle
Pinaud's Eau dc ouinine, 80 and use.
Crown Lavender Salts, 5oc
Pinaud's Lavender Salts, 49c.
Murray e Lanmans Florida Water, bsc.
Colgate's s-ounce Violet Water, 7sc.
Coigate's Florida Water. 45c;
French Handkerchief Extracts, glass stop
pers--WhIte Rose Violet, Heliotrope,
Wang Wang, and Jockey Club-25c. a
bottle: actual value, Toe.
SPECIAL PRICES
Lubin's Extracts. 7Sc. size' In all Oo0r''
Lunborgs Extracts, 4sc.
Atkinson's Extracts, 49c.
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet, &c.
Colgate's Eau de Cologne, 4sc.
Good Florida Water, 2lc.
a Very Superior pay-Kum,, nc ,., va,.r
Regular 81 size White Violet Toilet water
ColSate's True Bay Rum. acc.
Aromatic Lavender Saits, Zoc. SIZE lsc.
IA pound bottle Peroxide OF Hydrogen.
3Sc.-regular Zoe. si2o.
Colgate's 8-ounce bottle Rosodora, Hello
trope, and Guest-Room, labels soiied,
and KID off the slippers, 6sc.
Specher's Dandruif Cure, Doc.
California yiolets, 4sc. a bottle.
Oakley's White Violet Handkerchief Ex-
tract. SOC. a bottle.
White Violet Soap. lie. cake.
Gourauds Oriental Cream. N.l9 bottle
regular $50 size.
Lockers at the Toilet Counter can pick
from a basket Combs from the New
York Rubber Company-l5, 20. and 2c.
Combs-the Gem, Superb, unbreak-
able, Leader and Broadway Brands
at choice Of l0c.
Mothers think that
g { ! ! E ]: Il !! ! ! ! ]
~ 25c. Caps are not
MyEM good enough for
ME. N their children, but
Mlli FEE on Monday we will
Vt VIZ place on sale fine
Ttf%SSS tucked M u S | i n
~ nv Cape Caps, like pic
ture, for 25c.
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Sale Sample Parasols.

81 Parssols-n,
two altk e.
usually cosfinf
from 81 to $40
viii DO spread ou'
Tor sale. coms
mencing Monday
for exactly on(
half price = thai
Is, SOC. 10 IS. Va
cannot commence
to describe them.
b ue you Will
simply reyol IN
the bargains
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92ze>xen5- 01% <E2senez

as the one the order worked under here
before the war. when 1t was one Of the
largest and most influential In the State.
II was then called Eureka Lodge. and
was No. IS.
A DOLL SHOW,
The Kings Daughters Of the State Fe-
male Normal School. assisted BY num-
her OF towns folk. gave a very interest
ing doll show here this week. the receipts
from which were highly gratifying to the
projectors. There were scores of dolls, all
dressed prettiiy--many handsomely and
artisticaily. Each had Its name pinned
mon n and ifs price. Here and there
about the showroom were tables loaded
with refreshments. which were sold at a
nominal price.
lar. J. l. Hooper. manager OF the Acsd-
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Wash Goods.

Couplre these prices with other stores,
ana you can easily guess where the
crowd will be.
% pieces OF lac. quality Light Plaid
Dress Bingham 10 be sold for 7-Sc.
yard
.ndgo-Bue Prints, fast color, all differ
,nt styles. best quality. for Monday at
SIC. a yard.
Ldeht Persian-Pattern Flannellettes, used
especially for wrappers, i0c. quality
special for Monday at lac. yard.
1215c. Dress Ginghams Csc. a
yard, Famous Toll du Nord
brand, best made in America.
Next best are the Scotch Cling
hams for 25c. One case of 80
pieces in this sale at Csc. yard.
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Meyers Great
JeWelry Counter.

Meyers Great
Jewelry Counter.
All ladies say "let's go to
Meyers for the latest and most
seasonable novelties in Jewelry."
Why? Because our Jewelry coun-
ter has the best, and at prices
lower than others.
s25-1ooo Sterling Stationary Sets OF En-
grayed Eraser. Paper-Cutter, and Seal
for SIS a set.
Handsome Cut-Silver Manicure and En-.
broldery Scissors, 81; jewellers price
Cute Sterling and Mother-of-P Paper.
Knives, jewellers price. 81; our price
Heavy Sterling Silver Key-Rlngs,- ssc.
Imported Cut-Slver Butterfly Veil-PinS
jewellers price. 81; ours. 4sc.
Sterling Silver Top-Belt-Pins, jewellers
price, &c; ours. lOc.
The New Beau Brummep' Cuff Link But
Best Sterling Long Fox-Tan Watch
Chains, Jewellers price, 81; Ours 81.
TO ADD TO THE ATTRACTIVE NEWS
OF OUR JEWELRY, We give 70 every
purchaser a neat box. lined with Jewel.
lers' cotton, free OF charge.
Mail Orders filled. and goods may be re
turned IL not satisfactory.
Commencing AZ : l O'Clock, w
"h win place en- sale
90 PAIRS LADIES' TAN
l. BICYCLE LEGulSs,
V ~ Q Buttons aud Straps, for 25c. q
NnN pair. Large assortment up to
ei.26.
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One special lot OF Ladies' Dongola KID
and Russell Goat Oxfords, made In
the latest style, actual value $780, Tor
81 pair.
IS pairs of Ladies' Dongola Kid Button
Shoes, all shapes, regular S1.75 value.
and will close them out for Sis.
Boys Russell Goat Lace Shoes, solid soies
and counters. made In best manner,
and latest style, $50 value. for sl.Z'-
sizes to IL.
Small Boys Lace Shoes, high-heels and
spring-heels I'm satin calf and russet
goat, Sl.25 value. for S1-sizes IL TO z.
Ladies' House Slppers-Pink. Cream,
10
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Never Such Dress Goods

at such prices. Never such store
for making such prices but never
such an occasion.
Full Yard-wide Wool Mixed Navy-Blus
Figured and Diagonais, &c. value. foi
Pin-Checks and Stripes Double Width
Soft Debelge. all shades, % pieces =
select from. Also. Black and White
Pin-Checks lie. value, for l2j5c,
20 pieces (all shades OF Gray Mixed ALI
Wool Melange. full IS inches wide.
never sold less than Soc. to be sold
for 2sc yard.
45-inch Soft All-Wool Whipcords and Co.
vert Cloths, the latest Illuminated
shade, SIS value, for 75c.
Atwood and silk-and-Wooi Chevios
Dress Goods, rs designs. worth up 10
40c., for 2sc. yard.
Taffeta Mohair Effects. In all the light
shades. pure wool. % inches wide. <4c-
a yard.
Imported sllk-and- Wool Fancy Dress
Goods and Mozambique. every imagi-
nable combination and color. from SC
to Si.10 a yard-much less than value.
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Commencing at IOO'clock
AT silk Counter.

3O0yards of All-Silk Black Bro
cade Chinas and Satin Mervel-
lieux. heretofore selling for 79c.,
will be sold, one pattern to a
customer, for SOC. a yard.
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AT Our Domestic Section.

Sale on Second Floor
At Our Domestic Section.
Yard-Wide T'nbleached Cotton. good quail
it's. for . 7-Sc. a yard,
Best Quality Fancy Stripe Bed-I1ckinB'
--c. quality, at 20c. a yard.
Atwood Cream Gauze Flannel, ~ inches
wide al soc. a yard.
Light Weight Cream Summer Flannel for
chudens wear. special for Monday at
20 l-2c yard.
o pieces Of Apron Bingham, all one pat
tou special for Monday at l-2c a
yard
81 Embroidered Flannels for
52i2c. The first time in Rich
mond such goods have been put
on special sale, and this only be-
cause an embroiderer went out
of business. You have 80 pieces
Cream Flannels, silk embroi-
dered, to pick from. All his 70,
Soc, and 81 patterns we have
10 sell for 5212c. yard. Samples
sent anywhere on request.
Bleached Sheciing, which will measure
1914. or % inches, at zoe. yard,
FhoW-Case Tubing. woven fouho, 80
you viii only have 10 hem the ends
and have a pillow-case, at 10 &c.
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Ribbons.
Ribbon headquarters shows
everything that's new. Every
new color, every new effect.
Mondays offerings will be
matchless.
No. 2 Ribbons, any color; also. Black and
White. all silk, &c. a yard; or Csc. for
pieces Of 10 yards.
<-inch Ribbons, Gros Grain. with satin
stripes, at l5c. a yard.
Satin Taffeta, In Persian and Dresden
Effects, in all colors, at 25c. yard.
4 1-4-inch All-Sik Taffeta, in all Light
shades, at 44c. a yard.
PLAID, Persian, and Dresden designs, 8
inches wide at &C. yard.
Commencing at IL o'clock: Just 800 yards
Satin Stripe and Dresden Ribbons. up
TO 31k inches wide, for Sc. a yard. until
sold out.
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From One Hemisphere to
Another.

This Is the story about Japanese Mat
things. Chinese and japanese fight over
Korea-and Mattings. With Mattings.
as with Korea, the victory is with
Japan. And right here the victory Of
matting-selling Is with Meyers. A
large deal OF 1000 rolls. containing %
yards each, bought direct from the
makers, brings these Mattings TO you
for less money than our competitors
have to pay for them. Here Is the
proof OF our assertion:
90 pieces OF Fancy Check Straw Mattings
for $219 a piece.
46 pieces of Straw Mattings. reversible,
double edged, s2.9s a piece.
e pieces OF 1nlaid-Pattern. Solid White
Ground Japanese Mat,ings for 1913 a
piece.
. pieces Extra Heavy Straw Mattings,
reversible, 1918 a piece.
80 pieces Of Damask Mattings. heaviest
made for 1874 a piece.
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$50. Mohair Sicilians for soc.

SSC. MOhair SiCiIianS Tor SIC.
Here's five different patterns
of the most Stylish Black Dress
Goods of the day. Raised figure
Black Mohair Sicilians-looks
like Silk-full 45 inches wide
so good that our Sc. stock
goods are put into the same sale;
all for SOC. a yard.
Good news for you who have been waiting
for that expected second lot Of Heavy
Double-Warp All-Wool French Serge
to be sold for CSC. a yard. Another
case Is to be put on sale, commencing
Monday No need 20 hurry, though,
for enough here for two weeks selling.
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Wrappers and
House Gowns.

No trouble; no wrong way OF making.
and money saved. a.
LadSs' Wrappers, Percale and Lawn, IN
Light Blue, Pink. and Tan stripes,
trimmed with soutache braid mace
very full, special price OF CSC.
Mail orders filled. with privilege of return
II not satisfactory. a.,
Beautiful Persian House-Gowns, IN an
the new colors. Vatican pleats. fuli
front, Bishop sleeves, special at sl.oo'
ing. we will sell IS Blue Calico Wrap
pers. fully lined, and finished perfectly,
to be sold to each customer Tor oSc'
each.
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Embroidery ruffles. 12O here to
pick from at SOC. each.
Sale on Second Floor.
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ST. Ladies' Bicycle
Caps, soc.

English Cheviot Caps, made by famous
maker, to sell for 81. and as such sold
by US and others. for that made with
wire rim, to prevent rain from mis-
shaping.
But we find them slow-selllng. so down
goes the price to zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

Mothers think that
25c. Caps are not
good enough for
their children, but
on Monday we will
place on sale fine
tucked M II S | i n
Cape Gaps, like pic
ture, for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

oUOBOyS ana
Girls N a v y
Blue and Fancy
Cloth Tam O.
Shanters a n d
Rob Roy Hats,
that sell every
where for Soc,
to be sold for
25c. each.
Navy Broadcloth
with gilt band, finest
instead OF Sis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14
MRS. JAS. GBLIN AND FAMILY.

The vacant store under the opera
house has been rented by the city for
o flee and fire department purposes, and
has undergone a course OF renovation.
1t was used for the first time by the city
council on Wednesday evening, when
they held "a special meeting to hear % re-
port from VIM. Magnus OF the condition
OF the artesian well. Previous to cleo
ton, Mr.. Magnus sounded the well to q
depth OF 1900 feet, but since then some
miscreant has plugged the pipe withiron
or stone at a depth of 40 feet, TO remove
which extraordinary measures would
have to be taken, and Magnus wanted
the advice OF council. Ii was decided to
abandon the contract for testing the
we'll and to telegraph stopping the ship
ment OF such material as was ordered.
A committee was appointed to ~investi-
gate the cost OF a system OF c~isterns at
different points along Main Street, and
to report at "a special meeting to be call
ed by the mayor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14
From the Waubay Clipper.

Joe Alley and A. ID. Hash, Of Webster,
Were in town Tuesday. SIR. Alley was
here for the purpose OF running a survey
for g. s. Maynard.
Emil Meyer, the popular landlord oi
the Commercial House, Webster, was in
town yesterday, making the pops stump
sidevise."
The Waubay pop league has a poet
laureate who sails under the name OF
"Oriole." "Oriole", like the rest OF the
faculty in the pop school, throws the
usual amount OF light on the principles
the school is supposed to advocate. The
pops don't believe in hiding their shining
light under a basket.
We never knew until last week when
we saw the poetry in the Day County
Herald, to what low, dirty meanness
some people can stoop. We refer to
"Oriole." Such a travesty on truth
shows a moral nature totally depraved
and degenerated.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

Emmett Forbes advertised in the RE-
PORTER a mare which came to his place,
which proved to be one belonging to
Magnus Olson. Mr.. Olson drove to Mr..
Forbes place on Saturday only to find
that a smooth boy had been ahead OF
him, identified the mare to Mr.. Forbes
satisfaction and had departed with the
animal. Magnus started on the trail
ture near Waubay. The boy who LETT
the mare there is known, but whether
any steps will be taken to prosecute him
is not known, but he should at least be
made to pay Olson for his trouble and
loss OF time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

The board OF education held a meeting
on Saturday night for the purpose OF
engaging teachers for the ensuing year.
1t was agreed that OF the present faculty
there be retained Prof. Rock, Miss Law
yer, Miss Billings, Miss Lancaster. and
Mrs. Smith. For the other teacher, Miss
Maude Abbott was the choice from
among a number OF applicants. In MAX
ing this choice, the board was governed
by the fact that she is a resident OF our
city, a graduate of the school, had been
q teacher in the school, and has been
away further educating herself for a po-
sition and presented good testimonials
as to ability and proficiency. The ar
rangement OF the faculty was not finally
determined, but the probability is that
Mrs. Smith will have charge OF the LIST
primary room. Miss kilian was granted
the use of u room in the school-house for
a kindergarten during the summer, as
she presented a petition signed by q
large number OF taxpayers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

Miss Rose Marie kilian, who has had
charge of the first primary room OF the
high school during the past two years,
will conduct "a kindergarten class in one
of the lower rooms Of the sch~ool-house
for a term OF four weeks, commencing on
Tuesday, June 2. The tuition for the
term will be S3 for each pupil. Children
OF the age OF three years and upwards
will be received. Miss kilian's well
known skill and ability in educating the
little ones is a sufficient guarantee Of the
success OF the kindergarten and she
should receive liberal patronage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

AS ioretold in these columns, Jonathan
III. Pidcock has arrived. He reached here
Friday and has since been kept busy
greeting friends. "Pid'' looks natural
though a little thinner, but viii soon
flesh up in this glorious climate. He
spent the winter in Fort Dodge, Iowa,
and has since Travelled in Oklahoma,
Texas, and Wisconsin. Like all other
~Argonauts, he says he is glad to get
back.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14
Furniture!
u''iilure Carpets!
Linoieums and Floor Oil Cloths,
BABY Carriages are are
good bargains here with
s. FOSTER,

snllt Waists best styles fol
90, 10, 81, Si.25 at Kramer & Go
Harold Kramer is the proud possessor
OF a han dsome Columbia bicycle. mode
40.
Inc latest and most stylish summe,
goods in Belts, WaistSets, Belt Pins. etc
at Ross the jewelers..
heV. Chas. Parsons made a trip TO tb,
lWln Cities this week, starting Monday
night.
Wanted-A girl to do general
housework. Apply to Mrs. Finlay
Ross.
Suffer no more with those teeth but
call on DR.. Ross at the Commercial Nav
20 and 81 and have all defects remedied
For sale cheap, a secondhand Column.
bla bicycle, '96 model, good as new.-W,
+. Kading.
The famous Aberdeen -four sells for "a
and 80 cents per sack at Tegtmeier &
Spriestersbach's.
Leave orders for Strawberries at Is
cents per box, to be delivered on Satur-
day, with Ed Niles at Gem restaurant.
Mr.. Rowland, OF Mortified, Mimi, ar
rived in the city last week and will visit
his son, Roland Rowland for a couple of
weeks.
That Aberdeen "Snow White" beats
all other flour. Sold at S5cts per sack
at Tegtmeier & Spriestersbach's.
MONEY TO LOAN-I a make q few
first-class loans on clear farms.-E. W.
Taylor, Webster, South Dakota.
Chas. r. Huestis, Of Bradley, drove
over from Bradley with his brother-in-
awSaturday and remained verSunday
in town.
II. A. Peabody will refund your money
if you are not satisfied after using a
bottle OF DR.. Fenner's medicine.
7. j. Dyke made a trip to Britton Sat
urday, and started out for a tour of the
state Monday, selling goods for j. F.
Kelley.
A few boarders can be accommodated
with first-cIass board and Accommodations
at Mrs. O. A. Amundson's.
|. Brandon, the builder OF the new
creamery, leaves tonight for Milbank to
superintend the erection of another
creamery.
The advocates OF the artesian well
system are talking of Offering a reward
for the arrest OF the party that plugged
the well.
Mrs. L. II. Belts will have for sale all
kinds of Vegetable plants. Also choice
Flowers for bedding. Orders by postal
will receive prompt attention. 40
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

There will be an important meeting in
the court house next Sunday, May II, at
one o'clock. Rev. Albert Thiele, of st.
Paul, of German Evangical Synod OF
America and member OF German Mission
airy committee OF this synod, will preside.
The object of this service is to CONSOLE
date the two German Lutheran churches
OF this city into one. All members oI
both churches are earnestly invited, and
Others interested will be heartily enter
tanned. Service in the German language
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

Vim. Magnus has been getting things
in shape at the artesian well for begin
ing active work on the arrival OF the
tools required for slotting the pipe. Com
siderable OF the material in use by the
old contractors is missing, supposed to
have been stolen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

The celebrated typographical artist,
Chas. NJ. Turner, surprised his Webster
friends by returning home Thursday eve
ming. Charley put in the winter ON the
Mason City Times-Herald and then
Travelled as far east as New Jersey, but
reports there is no place like home.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

Elder Chase has been requested to sup
ply the pulpit OF Rev. Donald Mclean, OF
Webster, during the latter's absence
from home. He will leave for Chicago
about the 18th OF May and wants Elder
Chase to preach for him two Sundays
Watertown Public Opinion.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

One OF the neatest, most complete and
handsomest t~ool-racks Ga rack for the
keeping and displaying OF pItch-iorks,
h oes, rakes, shovels, etc. we have ever
seen was manufactured and placed in o.
& Smails hardware this week by Neiden-
ieuhr and Russell. 1t is made OF oak
with ebony base and finished in oil, and
will hold 3S4 tools. The boys may vel
fcea proud OF their job as it would dc
credit to q professional wood-hntcher.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

The Chicago Lady Quartette will give
an entertainment at the opera house on
Wednesday evening, May 20. The ladies
COMPOSING this quartette have a high
reputation as singers and will give the
neople a rare musical treat. Tickets on
sale at Ross drugstore, 30 cents, no ex
fra chargeIor reserved seats.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

John kotschevar, the merchant at
Frank p. O., was transactlng business
here on Saturday, and reports times
very hard among his Indian neighbors
on account OF the non-arrival OF their
annual government payment.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

Rev. Chas. Parsons will preach a 5ac-
calaureate sermon for the benefit oil the
graduating class OF '96, ut the Congre-
cational Church OH Sunday morning.
1t would be gratifying to the class and
their friends to see a large attendance.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

An adjourned meeting OF city council
was held Friday night and the vexed
question OF official paper was settled by
the appoin tment OF the REPORTER AND
FARMER. George Halloch was also con
firmed as assessor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

Frank Sears, W. l.. Mack, Dick Ebling,
and Frank Friederlchs formed a jolly
party who braved the storm ~ofSaturday
night to enjoy the fishing pleasures OF
Pickerel Lake, The boys were well re-
warded by making a fine catch.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

Rev. ID. Mclean took the train Satur-
day morning for Pierre, the scene OF his
former labors, and returned Tuesday
evening. He reports the vegetation fine
along the line OF his Journey.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

The sunny smile on Jens Peterson's
face Wednesday morning was not caused
by the good outlook for selling binders,
but by the safe arrival of a little daugh,
ter at his home the night previous.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

David Williams returned from the. A.
O.U.W. grand lodge meeting Wednesday
evening and reports the election OF the
following officers A. +. Culbertson, OF
Brookings, GIN. +. G. Smith, OF fank'
ton, G. Foreman John Howard, ol
Sioux Falls, G. Oyerseer (; j. D. LAWN,
G.. Recorder f. Z. Farr, &. Receiver.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-05-14

Deputy Postmaster Frank Burns de-
parted Sunday evening for Waseca,
Mimi. to spend a well earned two weeks
vacation. Rumor has it that when he
comes back, it will not be all well, we
won't give ii away.