Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02
at r. ROSS G. cos,

at Benjamin & Fosters.
Lois Chapter o. E. S. held a special
meeting Saturday evening and initiated
class OF hive into the mysteries of the
order. refreshments We're served after
Work and a pleasant time was had.
Fine line Of Hammocks at BENJAMIN &
Fosters.
MIS-. John Williams returned Tuesday
morning from her trip to Chicago. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Williams
mother and his two nieces, who expect
to remain during the summer
A nice line OF womens' straw sun hats
at way down prices at the Elevator
Store.
Under the skill hands of Parker & Or
stad, the Commercial Hotel has under
gone a general repainting, repairing and
complete %refurnishing from cellar to
garrett, and now presents a bright,
tasty appearance.
New invoice OF Fancy Rockers and
Curtains just in at Benjamin & Fosters.
Mrs. W. S. Hash and children left this
morning Tor a weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Milbank. w. S. will ioin
them next week when they will take up
q TWO weeks residence i'll a cottage on
the Peninsula at Big Stone Lake.
Headquarters for teachers supplies
during Institute at f Ross & Co.'S.
Percy Peabody, Phi. g., is the way it is
to be written henceforth, as Percy has
passed u most creditable examination
before the state board OF pharmacy at
lankton and been admitted to practice.
Congratulations and soda water are
now in order,
Teachers, buy your Institute supplies
at Ross Il Co.'S,
The local i'll our last issue referring to
the poor work of a former veterinary
surgeon has no reference to DR.. l.. G..
karn as some would insinuate, but to a
surgeon who left here over q year ago.
DR.. karn is an 4 No. l veterinary with
the highest of testimonials.
Ofinterest to teachers-Ross e Co will
have on hand a complete assortment of
composition books, tablets and other
necessary supplies suitable for institute
work,
Hon. David Williams of Webster re-
turned from the st. LoHis convention
Sunday morning and was handsomely
greeted by his friends and neighbors in
honor OF his services in bringing about
the happy results OF the national con-
vention,-So. Oak. Sentinel.
Mike TuhI OF the Pioneer Drug Store
will supply parties with all the essentials
for conducting stands at Fourth of July
celebrations. Get your orders in as early
as possible while the assortment is COM
plete.
After a three days lawsuit at Waubay,
Chas. Lemar, charged with assault and
battery, was acquitted by a Jury. The
same charge against his man, Smith,
was dismissed. The case in which Lee
mar was charged with selling intoxica-
ting liquors vas also dismissed, but he
was rearrested on the charge of keeping
for sale Intoxicating liquors.
Herbert Eldredge, Orson Terpena and
Mark Phillips ran over from Browns
Valley on Wednesday, leaving that point
about one O'Clock and reaching Webster
about six. They got off the road u
couple OF times or would have made bet
ter time. Their cyclometers registered
sixty miles. They started on their return
trip today.
Married on Saturday, June ~, by W.
c. Kendall, j. p, Fred Pitsor to Lulu
Makinster. To this popular young
couple who have thus early in lifelaunch-
ed their bark upon the sea OF matrimony
the Reporter extends hearty c~ongratula-
tions. May their voyage be a peaceful
one, encountering but few rocks and
storms, and safely reaching the haven OF
prosperity and happiness.
At the shoot last Friday evening Lew
Gruby took first honors by a score of
Is out OF 20 Ed. Taylor second with
ID and Frank Sears third with IL.
On Tuesday evening only Is targets
were used and Lew Gruby and Henry G..
Tegtmeier tied for first place with 8;
Ed. Wearne, f. Sandvig and Ed. Taylor
Z (; and A. T.. Thompson and Will Adams
6. Gruby and Tegtmeier shot off their
tie for first place, the latter winning.
The hoboes in the cooler have written
a lengthy communication to Mayors Sears
complaining bitterly of the diet OF bread
and water upon which Chief Landon re-
gales them. As the remedy Ga little
work. is in their own hands, no sympa-
thy is felt for them. A few more doses
like this and this class OF people will
give our city a wide berth. They under
took to pick the lock of the jail last
night, but the false key broke off in the
lock, so the attempt failed.
The entertainment given by the pupils
OF ST. Otto's parochial school on Friday
evening at the opera house was one OF
those events which brought out the
talent OF the little ones in a
pleasing and surprising to all. 1t il inn
possible to mention everything in detail
but from beginning to end the program
was rendered in a brilliant n by
the performers, rejecting great credit
upon Sisters Augustine and Clara for the
high state OF perfection displayed by the
school throughout the evening, and
showed them to be par excellence in the
training aud handling of little Ones.
Miss Dora Hughes lett Wednesday
evening to visit her sister ut Winfield,