Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
Tor Sale: twenty-five head
OF work horses, Weighing from
i,fOO to f,400 pounds, and
from four to six years old.
David Williams.

Any Kind OF money just so it has the
approval of our Uncle Samuel will buy
the u. X. & Co. suits at Tegtmeier's.
ioH a save considerable bother and
worry, too-that is necessary with the
ordinary kind.
The anion memorial services held last
Sunday morning ut the Congregation al
church We're well attended. Mrs. A.. ".
Haines presided over the meeting, and
a number OF addresses, recitations and
songs composed the program.
Co. II oil Aberdeen has recently been
fitted out with new uniforms and ac-
~couirements. The company rs being
recruited mp and drilling twice a week,
to be ready TO march at once should
war be declared and they be called upon.
Prof. Foache, the dramatic reader and
elocutionist, gave Il recital at the opera
houses Saturday night under the auspices
OF the high school. He is a clever mon
ologist and impersonator, and his
Efforts were appreciated by the audience.
JOS. Maloney is now the owner OF az
well bred a horse as was ever in these
parts, He purchased Friday of Il. NJ.
Harrison OF Condo The eight year old
stallion. Harry Sphinx" registered in
t he American trotting register, under
rule six, No. f6,454.
Earl, the five year old son OF Dan.
Knights, while playing in the barn last
Sunday, slipped thro' a hole in the lott
"a nd fell sixteen feet to the floor below
alighting head foremost. He is is in u
very critical condition, having not yet
regained CONSCIOUSNESS.
The minstrebshow mt Milbank which.
Miss Lotto r. Kramer instructed and
drilled, came OF as advertised u week
ago Friday, and was an unqualified sue
cess. The ladies oil the Episcopal Guild.
under whose auspices the entertainment
was given, cleared over fifty dollars foal
their treasury. j
l.. T.. Torihps and L. +. Noble OF
A berdeen, the vice president and super
/ ntendent OF yards OF the st. Croix lum-
Der company, were in the city last week
Thursday. This company has recently
purchased yards at Bristol, Webster,
Summit, Bradley, Lekeville, Rosemont
and Hillsview.
G. Kruger, Miss Emma Kruger, w
Bury and Mr.. aud Mrs. +. H. Thiel lett
ler Sturgis tuesday. Rev. Thiel went
to attend the ministerial ASSOCIATION OF
the South Dakota district, while the
rest 60 TO attend the Sundayschool con-
ventiou ut that place.
The second quarterly conference OF the
German Methodist association OF Day
will be beld at the court house
March Is. Presiding Eller III. kaste OF
Redield will preach in the forenoon at
10 O'Clock, which will be followed by
the administration OF the Lords supper
Invitation extended to all.
Miss Loste r. Kramer OF Webster, Nl,o
came 10 Milbank TO drill the minstrel
enrertainmeAt given by the ladies OF the
Episcopal mission, says the Grant Gotii-
TN RxTiew, WAS the guest OF Miss Ge.-
hide Stone for the first week, and later
on visited with Miss May Clark and h.
NJ. kaercher, the latter OF whom rs u
The union meeting at the Metllosdst
church Sunday evening to hean Mary d.
Lindsay, state organizer oil the anti
saloon leagne, attracted "A large afsii-
pnce. At the conclusion OF the address.
arrangvisents were made for n number
OF league medal contests, and Miss Nina
Aasved was selected 10 look after the
arrangements Tor same.
There will be a meeting Saturday eve
nirg nj the reporter Office OF the local
ball players to which all the talent Is
requested To he present. The association
hns had Il M ceting and wishes the boys
to get together aud talk over their
plnns Tor this year. Ia il expected 70
Organize Tor the season at this iSeetlng,
AMI all players are urged 10 attend.
-Thos. LAWYER, Manager.
RI. 4. Peabody, Fin. Ross, and Il. Il.
Foster went down to Summit Tuesday
and Organized "a Workmen hodge with
nineteen charter members. This order
il growing rapidly in this state, and
only lacks Il Jew more members To win
The supreme lodge prize oil $4,000 Tor
the Jurisdiction making the largest gain
in membership Tor u year. Tie year will
be upJnne l, aud the grlnilodge officers
feel certain that South Dakota will win
out.
Holder of Number 37Cl Wins