Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

aud WheeIman.
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fills the want, but is harmless. Coffee
satisfies the craving--flls the want, bat
skaters your nerves. Drink Mocha
Sine.
Tuesdays election IN Webster town
ship passed off very qpietlv, considering
there were two tickets in the field. The
officers elected are: NJ. Hanse, chairman,
j. A. Johnson and g. Il. Wheeler, super
visors l.. s.. Phi.lbrook, assessor (,
Matt Johnson, treasurer +. e Edgar,
c Jerk John Douglass Justice Mark
Phillips, constable II. Rowland, pound
master.
The aDti-saloon league has opened up
a hot campaign in this state and will
have some OF the best orators at work
from now until the closeo OF thecampaign.
We see by the State Issue, the leagues
official organ, that Mrs. Leonora Lake,
"A gifted and talented lady who is asso-
Ella ted with the temperance work in the
Catholic church, will make a number of
addresses in the state. She will be at
W ebster Sunday, March ~. Do not fail
10 hear her
Last week Wednesday night b. +.
Herrington's elevator ut Waubay was
broken into by thieves and about fifty
bushels OF wheat taken. A portion OF
the grain was found about twenty miles
southeast Of the city, and two parties
pa1ned Ball and Weston were arrested
and had n hearing Friday. They were
bound over on the charge, and were
brought TO this city aud delivered over
to Sheriff Sandvig by Marshal FuIlmer
Friday night. These same parties have
been mp before the circuit eonrt for lar
eeny before.
When o. & Small put in their new cash
register last summer, they announced
that with every purchase made at their
store u numbered check would be given,
and when 5000 had been issued q sew
ing machine would be- presented TO one
occurred and ticket Mol 3 ,701 drew the
prize. The party holding that ticket
can by presenting safne at the store get
AN elegant sewing macilae with the
compliments OF the firm. At the COM
pletion of another 5000. tickets, a GAR
land stove will be given away.
Five papers constituted the program
at The Extension club meeting Monday,
evening. Miss Dora Hughes had for her
subject, "The Lombards, Mrs. Slower
man, Clovis" Miss Aasyed, 'Invasion
and settlement OF England Mrs. A.
Smith, Literature During the Reign OF
Augustus and Mrs. Il w. Taylor read
the article prepared by her husband
which had been expected for some time,
"PoIiticai Organizations OF Rome" Two
papers were thrown oEef for the next
meeilng-MSs. Goodwin's "Charle-
magne'' aud the reyisw of "Quo vadis''
by Mrs. Il. Ross.
Bishop O'Gorman has the following
to say about Mrs. heoDora Lake, who
will speak at Webster Oh Sunday. March
81:
1T gives Inc great pleasure to hear
that Mrs. Lake Ats be.n engaged to give
temperance lectures III South Dakota.
She is one uf the vice presidents oil the
Catholic total abstinence union OF AMI
erica, aud is III accomplished and elo.
quent speaker. She has done noble
work among rs in the .anse oil tena'
perancr. The impression she made ON
all those who had the privilege OF hear
ing her in Madison last summer is cue
they viii never forget.
II wish her G~od-speed and snccess in
her campaign in South Dakota.
"-Thos. OGorman-
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