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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07
FOR GRAND LARCENY
Joseph Braun on Trial For Alleged
Stealing Of Cows.
RICHARDS ApJUDGEp NOT GUILTY
Williams Pleads Gully 10 Selling
Liquor WithOu Liccnse-.0lhrr
Court N,wi-NOtes.

The case monopoiizing the time and
attention OF Jauge NJrrolI In the
criminal court today, Is the one Of
Josei h iIrsun, charged with the crime
Of grand larceny. Burrls & Breeze
arc deiendanps legal repre-
sentalives; the etate's interest
Is being isaIously guarded by
Assistant County Attorney Graham
+. Putnam. The eight good anu true
men who VIII pass upon Brsun's guilt
or innocence ar: Ralph q. Savage,
Joseph EvaDs, William Walker, w.
p. Miner Charles CALDWELL VIM.
Lapham, Jso,b Pearl, Benjamin
johnson anu G. A. Snort.
The particular of yn,e with which
the qefenduBl is called upon to arfswo or
at this time IS tue stealing, taking anu
driving away Of Two COWS, the proper.
~ OF Mrs. Sarah MacKiy, u resident
OF Taylorsvllle, SAT- LsEe county, on
or auout the l7.n Jay Of Decem Der,
1896.
Defendant was given q preliminary
hearing before Justice oi the Peace
w y. Harvey, anu that official nav.
ing lound cause for believing the
Defendant guilty held the defendant
to await the action OF the district
court, In bonds OF $500. De endRnt
furnished sureties, his Dondsmen being
Herman * utn aud John II eckhof.
Mrs. Msckty testi tied to having been
the owner oil Inree COWS. On the l7Gh
oflRsl December she missed twJ OF
them and three days later the hides
were brought her. She did not know
the dele danl.
Mark Murphy testified that on the
night OF the l7th Of December he was
returning from wedding when he
met man arriving two cows. The
man resembleI Brown.
Q. w. Barker said he had been to
see doctor on the night OF December
l7th last, and met u man driving two
Ted COWS whom he was almost cure
was the defendant.
The case was in progress at press
time.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At tho Theater-- The last perform
ancp Of The Mncjt was given at the
Thsstor last night by the salt Lake
Opera company bef 70 an audience
much larger 10 proportion than that OF
the r vlous evening. II was rem
ie.ed smoJthly aad number OF nav
local "gagR" wers introduced.
Tonight Patience will be revived 10y
the came company, Tor two night's
run, anu this beautiful little opera
should be hoard by al. II has not
cen Decided yet whether Provo will
be visited but /, Q company viii go to
Ogden on FfiIay night OF this week
and to Logan on Saturday giving
Patience at each place.
At The Grspd-A other large at.
tendance was seen a. the Graud last
night and u much smoother perform
nee OF Tue Silver King was given.
A before, Edwards, Bateman, Hatch,
X yie and Blakemore carried of the
nvnuTs. Big business Ia booked Tor
tue bapncs OF the week md the matt.
nee ON Saturday VIII be lam.
The Stedmans Comedians presented
rms b iwery at Night at tue Lyceum
agsiu last evening anu another per-
DINA cs Will be given tonight.
That DELIGHT that all New York took
In Clssy FizgeralL's dance IN The
F1unullng uufing Its run 10 New
York wns marvellous. Cissy's wink,
Rick and dance TX ,ctly az given In
the metropolis, Wi be tern here Mon
daS aud rueslay niguts, A ri IL and
Is, at the Thtatsr, togeih.r WITH Its
great cast, embracing Thomas Burns,
Adolpn Jackson, jacques Martin,
Frank Baton, T.. suiueno Kent,
Walter smith. J. w. Fersusou, Stelli
u nom, Meta May nntd, Clara BRkei
tust, Ella Mayer aud Nellie Mar
uneau. Manager Charles Ftohmsr
recommends Tue Founding is a
iunEier iArce mety Khan Jane ant
by the same author.
Cnum-, une.Act farce, VIII preced
The Founding.
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From Chattanooga.

Elder WashDurn s. Chapman OF
American Fork hss returned from
Mission 10 the Southern States which
had lie beginning November 10, 1894.
The fret year anu IA half his labors
were confined to the North Alabama
conferences after wnlch he was
called to the Chattanooga Oifice
where he renal cd until released.
tie was met In that city by his wife
anu together they visited friends Ia
tue South. Elder Chapman reports the
southern States mission In tlourieh.
ing condition. Besides that the health
anu epirits OF the Elders are good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

Syw York. April The stock market was
irregular at the opening but with an I'm
proving tendency The variations IN the
Nofthern Pacific preferred, gained y on IN
Tho market broadeEed appreciably and .
renerg impetus was giyon to values on the
nnyrrhqses toward tho end of the nrst hour.
Ihe duplication for re-hearing OF the Trans
miesouri dec si0n by tho .uprcme court was q
itt'e feature, but the prices were talrly
steady. saios OF stocks to noon amounted to
IS, AGO shares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07
Birthday Party.

On Monday, April 9th, at the family
residence OF Thomas A. Wheeler,
South Cottonwood, the relatives met
In great numbers to celebrate the
SEVENTEEN annivesary OF the birth Of
Sister Ann Wheeler. Sister Wheeler
came to Utah early in the tities, and
as lived AZ South Cottonwood most OF
her time and while her health ia not
very good, she is desirious to live as
long ae sne can do good. The pro.
gram contested OF the following: The
grand children were arranged in a
group on one side OF the pRrlor &C.
cording to size and age, ami one OF
family made an address calling the
attention OF grandma to the large
number OF grandchildren, with other
apprg PIRATE remarks. The sons anu
daughter presented her with lovely
| silk cape, and her daughter Annie In
| presenting 1t made very touching
| little speech, which with the presen
entirely OVERCOME her, and all present
| vera affected. But she made very
nice speech iu reply. A speech fol.
lowed by Brother Wheeler to bis
grandchildren giving them choice
blessings II they would listen TO tho
voice OF Goa servants. A poem
written by Il. Il. Davis Tor the Ooca
sion was very much enjoyed. Many
sOugs and regulations we've given and
the tRblts seemed to groan under thu
weight Of good thiags whion mElS
everyons ieel happy.
DANIEL b. JONES.
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Police Court Notes.

Richard Harvey was found guilty
OF burglary and bound over to the dis
trlct court 10 bouds Of $500. Harvey
was arrested couple OF days ago,
charged with lootipg the sample rooms
Of Rjgeis * Strlngsm in tue ii COPPER
Elufedge bIOck-s burglary commit
ted on Sunday evening last. Harvey'r
plea was one OF not guilty, but the
evidence iduced went against him.
Ed Smith, IA young mulatto, was
found guilty OF peIlt larceny anu sent
to the county Jail for nifty days.
Smiths ofiense was one Of stealing a
Si5 bicycle, aud although he slst
pleaded not guilty, the bearing proved
10 the contrary.
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MINOR MENTION.

Judge Dryden OF Cache county,
was commissioned a notary public To-
day.
Judge Hiles granted the application
to Gus a. Anterior, for the changing
Of his name TO Gus A. Lindon yesIeI.
day Afternoon.
Tomorrow and Friday evenings en-.
tortainments, consisting OF songs,
TeciIatlonp, instrumental mnsic, ana II
pretty three.act drama will be gwen
In the Sixth ward hall, by the young
foise. The entertainments begin a.
5 l'cl. ok.
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Last of the Monitors cr,w.

Hans Anderson, the last survivor OF
the fighting volunteer crew OF the
Monitor in It's memorable battle with
tue Merrimso, was one OF tue guests at
the John Ericsson memorial banquet
at the Auditorium ia Chicago TO-
Gently.
This brave veteran was born IN the
western part OF Sweden In 1923, and
came from a seRiaring line OF ances-
tore. In 1871, Just Atty years ago, he
arrived In America and Tod hence
all over the world on boaru the fine
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Attorneys May T.ke Notice.

Thers was case in Judge Nurrel's
court this mOrning, in which II was
found that the attorney Tor the he'end-
ant was not present. Juigs N1rrell
gave It out very emphasicaliy mat he
wanted the attorneys to understanu
that 1.-THE cCuu could BOT wait for at.
torneyR, ana that they must he p'esenI
when their cases are called or abide By
the results.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES ny I'M,
IN Undersigned, executor Of tho la, ~
nnd testament Of Mary Crowther dSre.' W
to the creditors of, and all persons fs,'.i
claims against the said deceased. to az
them with the necessary vouchers, W hin W.
months after the ilrst publication az N.
notice to the said executor, at his o0iee a.
3lS Mccormick building, SAT- Lake CIV in Y "
County OF Salt Lake, Utah. dated Mare6 M
1897.
ISAAC N. wADBELJ
Executor Of the last Will and teslamc,,
Mary Crowther, deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07
WOman's Hygienic and PhysiOlOgi.
cal reform.
REXBUgG, Idaho.
April 3, 1897.

April 3, 1897,
10 tho Editor
You reaiers throughtou, the valleys
OF the mountains who have been
identified WITH Sister Hannah Soren.
sen Ia her noble work M indicated In
the above caption, will, am surs--ii
you will kindly allow NO tue privilege
OF space in you valuable paret-Oo
pleased to hear OF the result OF the
work accomplished in this part OF
z on. To many, slsg, who have not
uad the privileges OF deriving the ben.
fit OF the teachings Of our devoted
sister but who have Indirectly become
Interested IA the work, hope my
writiug now vi ! Oe atiiIuluA 10 eeek
after such blessings as We have re-
ceivsd. rnree years ago Sister SOren-
sen visited us and organized a
class walch wss attended by over
seventy sisters from different wards
ana Sake, sixteun years ell and over
be ng thu c ndi,iun a. to age. Thai
class piOvuu " tuch be l. siit t. US that
We lopged for cur tescnet'a return.
Now tho Is Again with US aud has Just
nnshed Two enlifsly successful terms
Of seven weeks eaol, over one huu-
dteI O. our sisters having received in-
attuctiOus hn the subject Of the cause
- which our teacher has resolved 10
devotu IpT lie. Our closing exercises
were held MsuLe day iasi, anu were
attended by n large cunuoutse OF PEG
vie, IA CHUNG macy OF tue iesdiug
. uthren VI tue stake, tue Inter belng
,qually interested In the ciuse.
1 hsvs uot the aOilty to do Justice
10 this sutisct. hut simply desire 10
estiiy to cur sisters throughout the
ensth anu breath OF "a on, IN humil'
ny & myself anu Ia behalt Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07
Mckay Society.

alta meellns OF the Mckay family
hold In this city April 9th, 1897.
Elk bran ches OF the family were repre-
ssnted. These were orgsnized asa
lcleiy to be knows as the Mckay
Genoa O,ical g. cieiy. Samuel Nc.
Kay vt No. 97l East Second South,
salt Lake CITY WAS elected preside +,
aud Hugh Mckay OF Willard, Box
Elder county. secretary.
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ID 4 vi Ds

PIcKEnIyG. In 81 alt Lake City, April 9Th, OF
old age and general debility. SimHon Pickering
He was born at WRnsford. Yorkshire. England
Deceased embraced the Gospel IN 1851 and
emigrated from Hull to Bait Lake with M
day SAINT
TIE funeral services Will 20 held from his
late residence No, go Fourth street. hetween
J and X, Thursday, April sth, at 9 D. m.
Friends Of tho family respectfully Invited
(Millennial star. please copy.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07
WEATHER vANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
Stations.

Weather reports showing observa'
lions at Am. today:
Salt Lake Citv-Barometer, 80. 2S'
temperature, 81; minimum, 30; vino,
west, IL miles per hour; rain, 10
inches; snow.
Baker City-Barometor, 30.3S; ten.
perslure, %; minimum, 2s; WIND, souih.
east, Ia miles per hour; rain, rs
inches; clear.
Cheyenne-Barome ter, 29.8S; TEN.
perature, 20; minimum, 26i wind,
south, Iighi; rain, "a incnet; cloudy.
HAVE Barometer, 1904; TEN.
perature, 80; minimum, %; WING,
northeast, light; partly CLOUDY.
Helenn-Bsrometer. 80.lS; tempera.
ture, 8s; minimum. "a; wind, south.
west, high; rain, .06 inches; cloudy.
Miles CiIy-Barometer, 5000; tenn
perature 80; minimum. 80; wind
northeast, s miles per hour: clear.
Winnemurca Barometer, SOSoi
temperature, rs; minimum, IS; wlnd,
eouth, miles per hour; clear.
Idaho Falls-Baromeier, 1920; tenn
perature, %; minimum, %; wind,
south, 16 miles per hour; rain, ~
inches; CLOUDY.
General and local forecasts Tor "
hours ending p. m. Thursday:
For Utah: (Fotecaht made at Bar
Francisco): lFair tonight and Thurs
day: warmer Thursday.
Salt Lake City ana vicinity: Fail
tonight ami Thursday; warmer thurs
day.
Observer Weather Bureau.
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state OF Utah,
)nlco OF the socretary OF Slate. %.

J. James 4. Hammond, eoorotary NJ 81,
Of the state OF Utah do hereby esrl ~ s l
the above and foregoing 10 q tuil t,1 w
correct cory OF Ihe annual stsrcmcat q "a
aneo company, HE'D in my oHlro a n t, 'a' "
day OF March 1871 IN pursuance OF The ~.
OF this state relating to insurance comN,rMis
In witness whereof, have hereupto ~,
hand and affixed the great ts, ~
lsEAJ. the tate OF Utah. ut salt T. 49,.
this Jlst day OF March, lsyI ep
j. 4. HAMNUNp
hocretaFy OF sal,
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lates with great JUNCTION the.gastronom
ral eats he and his companions per-
formed with the meat of the buffaloes
Iney killed. He also states that the
Pioneers estshli'hot their second camp
august 9, ls47,) on the block 10 which
Inc tithine yart is now located ana
moi on the Temple fqnarc, as has been
repeatedly but eTroneonaly stated.
Fir some years past MI. Hsrper has
lived Ia Ariz ma. aud 10 thinking
,rlously OF returning to that territory
Al an early date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

Pioneer rest Thy work is over.
Why need toll from morn to morn,
Thou hast seon tue work completed
which though early you began.
Thou hast seen this dreary country
Grow and prosper year By year.
TN mighty change was noticed.
wrought by hands OF pioneer.
Now, dosr fathers o. GU Utah
You may rose while othors strive
To gain tho pinnacle OF glory
Aud make our land a grand bee hiys.
RosH kEGtLMAN,
salt Lake Ulty High school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07
Art Studio.

bliss Kate Well, waoss highly
artistic york in water color painting,
colotlug photographs, etc., Is well
known ~ ibis city. mas established her
art siu go Nj \ b. 1913 Seconu street.
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Latier.day Saints College.

II has been decided by the faculty
o dismiss the high school department
in,il MONDAY April IL h, at 8 am.
WILLARD DONE,
President.
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state OF Vermont,
County OF Arlington. So

Charles Dewey, President OF the MAJ.
life Insurance 20, beng duly sweTp sl9r
ana says thai he 10 tho Above tloseriEscc ,len
OF said company, anu that the re,,ctn. u1e
ment of the general condition II sI,hb sht
phny on said thirty first day u Irc, ga
$50. is correct according TO the be,t'll,ts
Information, knowledge aud belief r'gA
NeiY' CHARLES DEWEY P'e
,, Fresi eut
day OF February, A. ID 1897; ''s VI
lsLAL.l G. 4. MOULToy
Notary pnilt.
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settling Liquor without License.

Edward l.. Williams appeared be.
tore Judge Norrell this morning in
answer TO the charge Of selling liquor
without license, TO which he plead
guilty.
Williams was arrested at Murray
on the 9th OF February by Deputy
sheriff Burt and by Justice Of the
Peace McMaster fnsi $500 aud costs,
amounting to $3.50 90. from which he
appealed. He VIII be sentenced Sat-
urday, the l7Ih inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

The Jury in the case OF Jack Rich.
ards, charged with stealing harness
from Joseph ID MUIR OF Sugar HOUSE,
returned with a verdict OF not guilty
this morning. They were out about
fifteen minutes. Richards was &C.
cordingIy discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

Chicago. April :.
wheat-April, Is; May. 65s.
Corn--April 92H8c3. MAY, 2}hGA'
Oats, Npril 10. May, lBta'f.
Por.-Aprll sh.tg; Muy iAu'
iard-Apri Sl,Oi; May. tt0ta1.0I
lubs-April Sl9li May, N'gl.
Ryc-3lls
flax--Il
Barley 23asa
1imoihy-26j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-07

Chicago, April q
Hogs
Light. ss.sSal02N.
Mixed, s3H 4N,0i
Heavy, S9,Gi@ftQ1
Rough, 'a.B34aa IS
Catue-Quict, generally steady.
Hecvca, 10 hUs1sl 80.
stockcrs and feeders, sA4 GSi.b
sheer market stroug; lambs higher
Enliye sheep, Siuta;5 10
Westerns, s3.I0GSiso
Lambs $4,000 400
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New York, April :.
filyer-hlL
Lead So 50.
HosroS, April G-B. and NJ. l2,i -. and
u. lGts.
NEW YORK, April l. .
Copper easy brokers ll7l, exchange ll62h,
Lead steady; brokers $685. exchange 57ls-
Seattle nrstB, IS.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December a.,
the condition Of The i'H.
NaTlONsL LIFE INSURANCE n
Made to the Secretary Of state ~ ~ '"
Utah, in pursuance OF the Laws Esls,IIis
to insurance CompAnlos. ihs

The name and locality OF TIM
company, National Life in.
surance Co., Montpelier. ii
Tho amount OF It's capital
m STOCK b................,. 80.
Tho amount OF lie capital STOCK
paid up Is ....................,
ThS amount OF y ia ts'I, sb Wa csl'aos
tincluuing capitaD is.. II se,...
Tho amount Of ia net aurpius '''S.s
over all liabilities IN. ,.,.,, ie,,.
Ike uamo Of its agent or nttor. ''s''e'S .
ney, residing In this state
upon whom service OF mo
coha in any civil acton ngainst
enid company may be made ~
Geo u. AidDr. Cent Agent
salt Lake city.
The recelpts during the year
The ' eS6tndliia,es dnYiHs s,'iilgf
'eA' "'ro"''''''''''''''''''...... l,,s6ns
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The Stedmane Comedians presented
rhe Biwery al Night at tue Lyceum
agsiu last evening anu another per-
DINA cs Will be given tonight.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24
Excursion Rates.

The C. NJ. & st. p. Ry. Co. will sell
round trip excursion tickets for
Ortonviile and Big Stone City every
Friday and Saturday, good to return
the following Monday, for $3.50.
Hunter-Salzer farm and experimental
station at Mellette on any Tuesday or
Friday Mt one and a fifth fare.
For the Fourth OF July the c.. M. & st,
p. Ry. Co. will sell excursion tickets at
one fare and a fifth for the round trip
bet ween Webster and q distance OF 200
miles. Tickets on sale July 3, A and .,
return tickets good until July 6.
The c. NJ. & st. p. Ry. Co. will run q
special train leaving Minneapolis on
Tuesday, June 20 and Thursday, July
L. to run through TO San Francisco
without change via Kansas City and the
Santa Fe system, reaching San Fran
cisco at 6:15 p. IN. Saturday, July 3, and
6:15 p. m. Monday, July 8, respectively,
account Of Christian Endeavor meeting.
The fare from Webster to Saa Francisco
will be $3.50.
The Hunter-Salzer farm and State Elk
detrimental station at Mellette is now in
fine condition, and will amply repay a
visit from farmers and Others interested
in irrigation and 10 getting the best re-
suits from their farming. All the best
and most improved methods oil farming
are in operation. In order to give every
one an opportunity to inspect the iarm,
the Chicago, Minneapolis & st. Paul Ry
will make special rates to Mellette on
every Tuesday and Friday until October
81. next, from all stations on It's line IN
South Dakota. Call on the ticket agent
for particulars as to rates. etc
e. A. BRADLEY, Agent.
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"The Volunteer"

The above play was produced at the
opera house Friday and Saturday nights
of last week. The mere announcement
OF the appearance OF Messrs. Ellis & Len
non always insures a first class enter
tainment and a good attendance.
Friday night the house was comfortably
filled, mostly with town people, but on
Saturday night the hall was taxed to
its utmost, standing room being at a
premium. While the house was uncom-
fortably packed, everyone present felt
more than repaid in the highly interest
ing entertainment. The play was writ
ten by Mr.. Ellis, he taking the leading
part, and being supported by his part
ner, Mr.. Lennon, and well-traiued local
talent. 1t was presented in a manner
that would do justice to q professional
troupe. Each participant merits special
mention but time and space forbids. AT
the close OF the play, Mr.. Lennon was
called for by the audience for some oil
his specialties in song. He was COMPEL
ed to respond, which he did in his usual
characteristic manner to the delight oil
all.-Faulkton Record.
"Tbe Volunteer" will be presented al
the opera house Friday, June 20, under
the auspices of the Webster fire depart
ment. Tickets now on sale at Ross
drugstore.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24
C~hautauqua Chatter

Crops are looking better after our rain of
last week.
Frank Lewis is attending institute at Web
ster this week.
J. Hassinger and wife took a business trip TO
Andoyer Saturday.
j. Heydlauff and son were Pennington visit
ors a few days last week.
Mrs. G.. A, Jackman aud little daughter were
pleasant guests at the Lewis homestead last
Friday.
Miss Barbara Hsrr gave a party Monday eve
ming, about twenty being present. A pretty
good time was enjoyed by all.
Our roads are being greatly improved at this
writing, Martin IFerson experimenting.
Fred Esche and wife OF Bristol were guests
at j. H~assinger's Sunday.
School meeting today in district No. 1. Hope
everybody will turn out and make arrange
ments to pay higher wages to our teachers.
Our school is now where we want the best OF
teachers and if we get them we must pay
better wages.
ONLY.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24

A new case of prints from 4 to Z cents Z
per yard. d
A new case OF German blue calico Z
from 6 to 12k cents. :
Best ginghams Z TO 8 cents. Z
Toile Du Nord Ii cents per yd. :
Black hides in black and blue, the {
best every day shirtings 12h cts. 8
per yard. =
Lotus lawns ) cents per yd. Z
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24
Taken Up.

BY the undersigned, a mare colt about
three years old, sorrel color with white
steip in face, weight about 900 pounds.
Owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying charges.
Webster, S. d., June 10, 1897,
DIR. j. l.. HARRIS.
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Notice.

Those desiring ice from NJ. ID. Gandy's
ice house, please leave orders the evening
befors at M. ID. Gandy's machine shop
or the Palace meat market. Ice deliver
ed every day except Sunday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the burn
ing OF rubbish, garbage, waste paper,
etc, inside the fire limits is strictly pro-
hibited under penalty.
Frank Wilcox, Street Com .
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-24
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain unclaimed
in the postofice at Webster, s. d., for
the week ending June %, 1897:
Esther Phelps John Olson
Max Wolf
When calling for the above, please say
advertised" and give date.
II. W. PARLIMAN, p. M.