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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-15

books and blanks for 1898, assessment
at rates submitted to the board.
Board adjourned until 8 A. M. Oct 7th.
Oct 9th. Board met pursuant to adj
journment, full board present.
The following bills were allowed.
H P Often, services as commits
sioner, mileage, ETC.. 81 20
] D Gordon, same. ............. 80 30
Thos HalldorSon, same. ........ 80 so
Geo Taylor, same. ............. 40 60
F c Myrick, same. ............. SO co
Edward Piche, meat for county
poor, during Feb. March and
April. ........ .............. % rs
Thorstein Thorsteinson wolf
bounty: .:.................. 90
r Moorhead, exhuming and re-
burial on order of county cor
OneI. .................... IA U
w w Felson, services as deputy
clerk of court, Aug and Sept. $50 90
John Fadden, board of pauper
(Anderson) .................. 600
w c Short, goods to Co poor... "A IS
do supplies for Co poor. z "a
F A Hart, clerk of court postage. 8 OO
Chas. Keller, meat for Co poor. IA Sc
B G Thorwarldson board and
care ofThorbjug Bergsted Aug,
1st to Oct 1st. ............S 8 90
F G Myrick piling for Hogan
Drldge Is 90
F c Myrick services teaming as
per Dill. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 30
Halldorson board and care of
Olaf Paulson, county poor, July
LIST to Oct list. ................ IL 50
T w Brown deputy sheriff SER
vices and kilograms in horse
stealing case and attendance !
day district court. 6 A.
A Petition was presented from Joseph
NORM and eight others asking for a
bridge across slough between sections 10
and l6-16S-53, Neche twp.
Resolved that Commissioners Gordon
and Taylor be appointed committee to
view said bridge site with power to act
in the matter.
Bill of F A Hartfor fees previous
~ accounted for. 50 IS
Resolved that the board contract with
w E Coats for paPering court rom.
Resolved that contract be entered
into with Mr.. Russell to place electric
light fixtures and connections in the
county Offices.
Resolved that q county warrant be
drawn in favor Of Gillette Herzog Manu-
featuring Co. for 81, 900.
Bills allowed:
James Tisdale justice quarterly re-
port ending Sept 80th, allowed 2 95
John Grandy same. .......... II IS
D Trenholme same Oct 1st.. 90. "a 10
+ Nelson witness fees Schaedel
case Observation-Disclosures. $40
w X Foster same. 10
w L Baptie same....... I 10
F w Reynolds same. ...... ! 10
ID Trenholme same....... ! 10
John Fadden constable, Rowlette
and Schaedel case. 4 40
Geo Lanev deputy sheriff SER
vices in Green ct al cases. 600. 10 80
c B Harris, NJ D services in post
mortem case Observation-Disclosures. % 20
st Thomas Times, publishing
commissioners proceedings. 6 Is
Mrs A Gerardine, board and care
Of eight county poor. ..... 1888 50
Resolved, that an appropriation Of
$3.50 be made for county fund for open
ing up ditch in Weeks coulie, Car
Isle township.
Minutes read and approved.
Board adjourned until Nov. 9th.
DONALD THOMSON, &c. MYRIcK,
Co. Auditor. Chairman.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-15
Flour and Feed
Store.

The undersigned desires to call
Obi attention Of the farmers and
pePple in general to the fact that
hi is now prepared to supply eli
with Flour and Feed Of al kinda
WHEAT. OATS AND BARLEY
Tiken in exchange, or for cash,
at|the highest market prics s.' =,
SPre on corner Suits lian and
Second streets Penn bina.
H. G. FELDMAN.
Proprietor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-15

&. The following bills were audited and
Walker de Bros supplies " e e ,s
] E Houston, building bridge. 81. so 20
John Swain. goods to Co poor. g o.
do do ........ 3 90
Geo A Mccrea, railroad fare in
Nugent 8 Brown. Z, office supplies. co 60
Chas Roussin, wolf bounty ..... / 90
H A TeWel, services as deputy
supt Of schools. .............. 80 90
st Thomas Times, Co supplies. 10 GO
Sub Sigurdson board and care of
A Arnason, Co poor, Aug lst
D to Aug 30th, and moving $50. SO 90
Whitmer & Derby, medicine to
SOpoor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
NC Young, fuel to Co poor. 3 so
] E Ashley services in jailor's re-
Sidence Observation-Disclosures. IL 20
w Douglas bills as per vouchers. Sc 40
E M Nixon, material for Carlisle
bridge. ..................... 81 81
] a Frawley, printing reward no.
Fl tce.... Observation-Disclosures. y w
Johnson & Reykjalin, goods to
s 20 poor. III w
Geo Bates, labor in court house.. 80,
Robertson Lumber Co. bridge
supplies. $685.. ............ SO As
Grand Forks Herald, election
Louis B Rolette, transportation % "
c E JACKSON, office rent, postage ~
and mileage, visiting schools. 81 80
and expenses in cases Of bills. 1876 80
w Douglas, bill as per vouchers. 80 10
"A L Miller, 8 months rent, Mrs
Boyd. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Geo Laney, deputy sheriff in
David Gibbons case and mile
age. ~ 70
John LaPage, attendance, 80 days
on Henry Conlin, Co Charge. 66 90
G S Hager, justice quarterly re-
port ending Sept. 9th. ....... 20 70
Russell Aylen, same. .......... 8 %
II II Pratt, same. ............... ! 20
II K Vaughn, same. ............ IA 30
A Frawley, same. ......... :. II Is
Robertson Lumber Co, SUPPLIES
Geo Laney, deputy sheriff, servic- =
es in w HI Harvey case, Neche
disorderly house case and st.
Joe prohibition case and mile
St Joseph township, for expendi-
ture on Hughes bridge during
F A Wallace, goods to Co poor. IL 81
Mahon & Robinson bridge ma
terial, bill $4.s5, allowed. 5000. Is
T Johnson board and care of S
Anderson, pauper, 3 months. 10 90
G w Marshall medicine county
poor, David Boeae. .......... 9 Is
Resolved that the auditor be instructed
procure whatever ballots may be ne
to sary for the second and fourth COM
missioner districts.
Board adjourned until p. m.
One p. m. board resumed the regular
session, present full board.
Moved by Commissioner Halldorson,
second by Commissioner Gordon, that
Fl ings and shelving be contracted for
with Geo. D. Barnard & Co., for use in
clerk of courts Office.
Moved in amendment by Commission
e: Often, second by Commissioner Tay-
Tor that filings only be considered in the
contract
The amendment was defeated and mo-
ton carried.
Resolved that the county auditor be
fifth of totals and 7 per cent interest on
assessment for benefits levied against
certain lands for drainage purposes, in
the townships of Bathgate, Cavalier and
Neche, except the sw orr sec 4-16!-53 and
the north hf ofthe Sc Or and south hf Of
ne or sec Z 1888. Said lands being the
lands of Michael Nevin.
Bills allowe,:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-15
~ the fEoi!o w,ng opinion:

Is the toL!0Wing opinion:
IN answer 70 first question as to what
CONSTITUTES l. legal newspaper would Re-
fer You t. the 1897 Session Laws. Chan.
ter l26 Of paper-covered edition.
The newspaper must be published in
good faithSand not for purpose of one
particular transaction, that Is. newspaper
must have been established in rood faith
and operated as such and have ali The
requisites prescribed by Chap. 1913 before
referred to.
In my opinion this refers to daily pa
pers as wellFas weekly or monthly news.
papers, and such daily newspapers must
not only possess all the requisites of a
weekly, but It must have been establish.
ed in good faith.
Second, daily newspapers must be
published SIX consecutive DAYS in each
week to makeit daily newspaper. Sec.
"a of 1897 Revenue Law.
In counties having daily papers il IS
quite evident that the legislature meant
Daily Newspapers" possessing the re-
quisites Of legal newspaper and did not
intend weekly newspaper with dailv
edition published few DAYS in the week.
Had the legislature intended a paper
with daily edition it would have 90
stated, but i says plainly Daily Papers"
and the same requisites must be estab-
lished as IN any class ofnewspapers, as
outlined in chapter Defining News
paper" of 1927 Session Laws, and further:
It was evidently the intent that such a
daily paper must be bona fde news
paper, established in good faith, to be
run and published as newspaper, and
not specially Tor the purpose Of getting
any particular job, advertising legal no.
tees.
fthe county board are Of the opinion
that no daily paper exists in the county
fulfilling all the reqisites ola newspaper
as defined BY statutes and law, Team see no
reason why they should not advertise for
bids, and if they find that there are daily
papers possessing the requisites herein
before pointed out, they no doubt have
power to advertise for bids.
Trusting have answered your ques-
tons intelligently, and covered all your
Signed, o. M. CoRW1N,
Deputy States Attorney.
A proposition having been presented
to the board by F. A. Wilson for print
ing and delivering assessment books
and blanks for 1893 assessment at the
same price paid for 1897.
Resolved, that the board enter into a
contract with F. A. Wilson to furnish
books and blanks for 1898, assessment
at rates submitted to the board.
Board adjourned until 8 A. M. Oct 7th.
Oct 9th. Board met pursuant to adj
journment, full board present.
The following bills were allowed.
H P Often, services as commits
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-15

Board adjourned until y N. OCT 9th.
Oct 9Th, DAM: Board met pursuant
to adjournment, present. full board.
Morning session occupied on bridge
and delinquent tax matters.
Bill of Geo T Barret & Co, drain COM
missioner, allowed $17.4O.
Board adjourned until $50 p. N.
1880 P N; Board called to order. all
members present.
Moved BY comm'r Taylor, second by
Comm'r Often that the Pink Paper be
designated as the legal paper to publish
the delinquent tax list Of the year 1896
for 1897.
Comm'r Gordon moved an amend
ment, second by Comm'r Halldorson
that the PIONEER EXPRESS be designat-
ed as the legal paper to publis the de-
linvuent tax list for the year 1875 for
1897 sale.
For the amendment, Commissioners
Gordon, Halldorson, and Myrick.
ers Taylor and Often.
carried and the PIONEER EXPRESS as
the official paper for publishing the de-
linquent tax sale of the year 1896 for
1897 sale.
Comm'r Taylor submitted the follow
ing protest.;
TO the Chairman of the Board Of County
Commissioners;
We, the undersigned, hereby protest
against any paper being designated as
the paper for the publication Of the de-
linquent tax sale list Of 1897, until the
county attorney has been consulted
with regard to the legality of publication
in certain papers.
Signed; GEO TAYLOR
H. r. OTTKM,
Chairman Myrick presented the FOL.
lowing opinion received from Deputy
States Attorney Corwin, In relation to Of:
fetal papers for publishing tax list.
To Frank Myrick. chairman board d
county commissioners.
Dear Sir: In answer to your question.
upon advertising of tax list beg to sub
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-15

James Mccartney constable in
Cooper case. ! S5
] L Lindsay county constable in
Nelson case. IL %
] L Lindsay county constable in
second Nelson case. .......... 10 20
] L Lindsay county constable in
O'Brien case ................. 3 20
Geo Laney dep sheriff in Adam
son case, Leroy. 10 30
I Burton witness same case. 2 60
Morris Duprey witness same case 2 Gu
E.ler same. ....... 8 81
] Yeado same. ........ 300
M Lang same. 20
] McDougald same. ........ so
Jas McCafr y witness j" Cooper
case .................... w
S M Moorhead, constable fee in
Cole & Smith case. 2 20
Ed Frost constable fee in Venue
] E Truemner, sheriff in Moran
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15

The question is frequently heard swhy
Is an ad mission lee charged for the ball
games The answer is that an en-
deavor is being made to place local base
ball ON a business footing, and to dose
considerable expense has been gone to.
1t costs money to run a ball team The
bats, balls, paraphernalia and enter
tainment for visiting teams AMOUNTS to
quite q sum, and it has been the custom
heretofore to raise a collection around
town to defray these expenses, and az
usual in such cases the few hare had TO
contribute for the benefit OF the mans.
Generally the man who refused TO put in
a cent was the first on the grouad to wit
ness a gone, and it WAS to force such
gentry to stand their share oh expense
that the slight admission fee is charged.
In order that some retarn should be
given for the money o fence has been put.
around the grounds, a grand stand has
been erected where a good seat in the
shade may be obtained, and str let order
has been enforced. One good result has
been in the increased number OF lady
spectators, who can now witness a game
free from vulgarity. The management
has had some trouble with parties who
are determined to rubber their way
into the games, and descend II all kinds
practices to ave 15cents. These men
known however, aud an examtle
will be made at the grounds some OF
these fine days that will put an end TO
the practice.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15
Egeland Etchings..
Lots Of weeds.

Lots OF weeds.
The weather is cooler.
Flax is doing nicely.
Wheat will soon be headed out.
Geo. anderson is builcing a new barn.
N. G. Peterson and i'll. Holm went to wate
town last week.
number Of our local sports intend to visit
Webster on July 10Th.
p. f. Holm and f.. l.. syyerson visited tho
Day county metropolis this week.
Alocal nine played ball at Strousto- last
week. The boys failed 70 secure any scalps.
but a return game will be played in the near
future.
l.. l.. Holm rode up 20 Pickerel lake on his
wheel last sunday. He says bikeing against a
stiff breeze Is all right when a fellow can get q
good square meal every throe hours.
F. Patterson. one OF Egeland's most hand
some bachelors, WAS IN Wlubay again to-day.
He seems to be there ~quitenften lately. SO often
in fact. that the people of that city are wonder-
ing what il means, He is generally seen in
company with an Unknown lady. Some think
she must be- his Wisconsin girl who.thas como
10 stay with him indeinitely. al are wonder
ing what that Webster schoolma'am will say
when she hears Of this. oh, fred, how can
you do IT.
OF All Che chicken hearted fellows in this
world, Rhine takes the cake. At the Institute
lie sought an introduction 90 a young lady with
the intention Of taking her to the social. His
courage faileaThim at the worry last altment.
and he Taft the poor young lady to tramp out
to che social alone. Rhine may be -. h. as Il
s~printer. but When ii comes 10 escorting young
iaut0 - EMIN PASCHA.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15
Dentistry Without Pain.

By the use oil electricity it has been
shown that dentistry can be practiced
absolutely without pain, both as to
filing aud pulling teeth. The Catapl-
oYesis outfit accomplished this purpose
ahd il the latest discovery in dentistry.
( Dir. ". G. McDayitt, the painless den
list, will be in BRISTOL at the Brokaw
House Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, July 20, 81, p, and at Webster
at the Commercial House Friday and
Saturday, July 1924.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15

j. III. Pidcock having completed his
.duty at Lily, returned to town yeater,
lday.
Atty r. w. Parliman went to Aber-
| deen this a.. m. to argue a motion be
fore Judge Campbell.
County Supt. Aasyed has been in at
tendance at the National Convention OF
az Milwaukee.
Much interest is taken in the bicycle
race next week, and a number OF local
riders are in training.
Eli Stearns and VIII Sherrard drove
over Saturday from Pierpont and paid
this office a social call.
Field-day dance ut opera house July
90. A pleasant time assured by theman-
q ment. Best OF mus
Chas. Anderson has broken ground Tor
a fine residence on First avenue, west 81
O. A. Chilson's residence.
+ Miss Bertha Bauske took Thursday
nights train for Ortonyille to spend a
short vacation by the lakes.
Percy Peabody returned Friday morn-
fng from Big Stone lake and IS again 40
inc business at the old stand.
Geo. r.. Case representing the Chicago
Tribune. was in this city "Wednesday ana
paid this sanctum a social call.
You will not make any mistake Il you
90 to Manson & Lee for building ma
terial as they can beat them all.
Charley Bradford ri Lake Preston
is in the city this week to make ma
proof on his tree claim near AndoSer'
Our fishing tackle win enable you 70
increase the size OF your catch ana aiso
the size oil your fish storles.-flche'f
drug store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15

Among the attractions at the race
track on field day will be found the
celebrated stallion, Cheyenne" record
2:14, and his two year old colt, record
2:31. both owned by DR.. Evans OF Gro :
ton. Cheyenne is undoubtedly the fast
est and greatest horse in the northwest.
Speedy horses are also entered from
Clark, Watertown, Henry, Milbank and
other points. Some great racing may
be looked for. Remember the date,Ju
goth.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15

The two boilers for the new CONNER
cial hotel arrived this week and were
subjected to IA pressure test at the Web
ster machine shops preparatory to being
placed in position. They are each Is
horse power, guaranteed $50 pounds
pressure. One boiler is amply sufficient
to heat the hotel, but both will be con-
stantly fired up, SO that in case of an
accident or in extremely cold weather
the other one will be put in use.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15
TO to Wm.HH II, Mensing for obstraots

10 to Wm.H II. Mensing for abstracts
All KIDS OF country and city viewing
call at the Star gallery.
!, L. Dyke arrived from Wheaton
alnh.' saturday on a visit to T. land
folks. anu
"hen IN town and in need Of . lnncb
or square meal call at The Model Pos
taurant.
Geo, Halleck and family went ont Mon.
day to Pickerel lake to enjoy a few DAYS
outing.
u you contemplate building, it will
pay you to have Manson& Lee figure on
your bill.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter from ~
sneur, Mimi, are visiting Mrs. DlE
Taylor.
Money to loan on farm or city prop
erty. Prompt dealings, no deIays.-W
$. Hash.
Postal Inspector Fosness arrived
Yesterday on his regular postofico in.
spection trip.
Something extra, champagne Phos.
phate,- just right. lee cold at Pioneer
Drugstore.
Remember the dance at the opera
house Tuesday, July 20. Good music
and q good time.
4 new lot OF shirt waists lust received
at Tegtmeier's. They are hotones, good
Tor hot weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atherton drove IN
Waubay Friday and spent a few
hours in the clty.
For a cooling and invigorating drink,
try Miners Fruit Nectar at NJ. A. THUS
soda fountain. 4,
Father Wulf Of Milbank spent MohdaE
n the city as the guest of Very Rev.
Mensing.
Complete fishing outfits-rods, reels,
hooks, flies, lines, sinkers, foats-at the f,
Pioneer drugstore.
Billy Hussong drove up from Waubay :.
and was an interested spectator
II the ball game. :
Effervescent Hydro-Bromate Caffeine !.
will stop your headache. Try it at Pea
soda fountain.
Money to loan on real estate security. =
70 delay, money ready when papers are !,
ompleted.-W. S. Hash. :;
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15
A New Nightmare.

|, .oen 1.-THE latest ia gentlemen .
~ ofrhe youth Of our town.
N seems the once noisy band in It's
H. marches the avenue down
n fascination the pedestrians gaze,
f%,rsiujpg bis eyes till they hurt,
|pbantazies strange which SO boldly
Elofs calico shirt.
n tbe flowers that blossom in June;
ot 81 the radiant sky!
Eries must pale like the glow Of the
H. sun comes at morning on high.
m Al themist where the rainbows as.
|eoiorless, cold and inert,
N With the hues which bodazzle and
Dor calico shirt.
road. manly chest, with a luster serene
-. gr0tesQuely sublime
fyolutions depicting a scene
.Iposter forms groyel and climb;
Htrsst is made by the collar of white
|lis neck SO expanstvely grit.
Fsi a blank il you've not had a sight
Ion calico shirt.
AJAX"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15
FIELD DAY!

Tuesday, July 20, has been set aside
as q grand midsummer field day at
Webster. Purses to the amount of 5000
have been raised for horse, bicycle and
foot races. Andover and Dexter will
play a game OF ball. The program calls
Tor a free-for-all trot or pace, purse $50;
a free-lor-all running race, purse $50 I;
pony race, purse $50 three mile BIZ
cycle dash, purse SIS farmers race,
purse $50. Grand bowery dance in the
evening. Entries for the races can be
made with Thos. McKennett,
Webster, $. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15

The Quarterly meeting OF the German
Methodist church win be held at the
court house Sunday, July Is. The pre-
siding elder viii be here. Prayer meet
ing at 10 o'clock, after which the pre-
siding elder will preach, to be followed
By the administration of the Lord's Sup
per. In the afternoon at $50, Love
Feast. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. f, II. THIEL, Pastor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15

O. I'll. Lund Of Bangor, a brother Of
States Attorney J. II. Lund, arrived in
this city this a. IN. The gentlemanvhad
the misfortune to have his right shout
der dislocated some four months ago,
and although the dislocation was re-
duced and he has suffered no pain from
it since, the nerves were affected to such
an extent as to impair the circulation OF
the right arm. Mr.. Lund will remain in
this city under treatment OF DR.. Harris
for an Indefinite period.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15

S. b. French, wife and family. ~leayeto
night for Shaucks, Morrow Co, ONO,
TO visit relatives. They 60 from here to
Duluth, thence by lake steamer to Cleve-
land, o., and expect to be gone about
six weeks.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15

A Mr.. Miller OF Miller, s. d., arrived in
Webster Monday on his way to Sisseton
with a view toward looking up q loca-
ton for Il mill. \ conversation with
some OF our business men and a favor
able impression OF the town after look
ing itoyer decided Mr.. NJ. in the opinion
that Webster was a good place in which
to locate "a mill. Accordingly he wired
his brother to come, and on his arrival
the gentlemen were invited to make the
citizens a proposition. A meeting was
called at the opera house Tuesday eve
ming. l.. G.. Ochsenreiter was chosen
chairman and w. S. ID. Adams secretary.
The following proposition was submit
ted
Webster, 5. D., Jnly 13, 1897.
To the Citizens OF Webster, South Da-
kota
We beg leave to submit the following
propositions, viz:
For and in consideration oil Il cash
bonus OF $500 and the present mill site,
including elevator, we will erect q foil
roller process Touring mill offrom eighty
to one hundred barrels capacity, RUM
ing "a hours.
Said mill to be completed and in opera
ton by October 1, 1897. Deed TO site
to be delivered to us when ready TO com
mence building. Cash bonus to be paid
us as soon as mill is completed and in
operation.
In case mill should be destroyed by
fire and not rebuilt by Us or conveyed to
a party who will, said mill site will re-
vert back to the city OF Webster.
Will guarantee flour TO be as good as
can be made from wheat raised in the
vicinity.
MILLER Bios. Co.
1t was ascertained that the elevator
mentioned in the proposition could not
procured, and after considerable dis-
the proposition wasreiected with
the understanding that Miller Bros. Co.
submit another proposition at their
convenience, stating the least
casI, bonrs theyAyoald take. 1t seems
80 be generally accepted by whose present
t.at the town would not raise more
than 81, 900 bonus. Mr.. Miller departed
for home Wednesday, and it is expected
that the mill question 80 lar ~ Miller
Bros. are concerned will be definitely
before our next issue.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-15
$500 Reward.

l will pay the above reward for infor-
ornation leading to the recovery of q
black and white lpwellyng setter bitch,
answering to tile name Of 'Jennie."
p, II. GRuBY.