Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-12-01

and 80 300, 10 close them out. will go a
$500, $500 and $500, These ar,
certainly bargains that you don't NEE,
every day-H. c. Tegtmeier.
John McKeown was feeling particularly
happy Monday Over the safe arrival at
his home OF another son, born Sunday.
The new confer is Boy Not and Johnny
declares Louie O~c,senreiter is displaying
poor judgment in buying up the stock
OF the Webster base ball club as he has
now six players and only needs a pitch
p 'ete an original, homegrown team to
represent Webster on the diamond, all
secured at slight expenses and no con
tributions asked for.
Greatly to the regret OF her pupils, the
patrons OF the school, the school board
and faculty, Miss Gertrude Gillilland
has been compelled through i'll health to
resign her position as Grammar room
teacher. Miss Gillilland possesses
eminent qualifications as an instructor
and has made many friends during her
stay in this city. Her pupils presented
her with a substantial token OF apprecia-
ton. Her future movements are some
what undecided, but she will depart
shortly in search of health, probably to
the Cumberland mountains. She will
carry with her the best wishes of the
people OF Webster for a complete re-
s%toration OF health.
The Shaker Medicine Co. furnished un-
doubted proof OF the efficacy OF it's
medicine by the removal this morning
OF a monster tape worm from Miss
M attic Crooker, aged IL years, who has
be en- a sufferer for four years past, hav-
ing tried without relief various rpme-
di es. ThrShaker medicine wss taken
by Miss Crooker at 7:20 n. m. and she
was relieved OF the worm at exactly 10
IL. IN. The little patient and her mother
are highly delighted at the prospects of
health and are loud in their praises of
OF the Shaker doctor. 1t is impossihle
to challenge the evidence IN his case
which proves that the Shaker remedies
can be relied upon to perform just what
is cl aimed for them.
One OF the most pleasant gatherings
OF the season was the reception given
by the ladies OF the NJ, L. church to Rev.
and Mrs. Mclean last Friday night. A
representative crowd of people OF the
city gathered at the church to pay their
respects TO the pastor, who has just re-
turned to a second years labor here,
and to welcome the one whom he has
brought to share his work with him.
After u time spent in socialconversation
n short program was given at the end
of which Mr.. Sayre in behalf of the
ladies, presented Rev. Mclean and his
wife with a gift to commemorate the
occasion. Mr.. Mclean is our very popu-
lar Methodist minister and Mrs. Nc
Lean, with her charming personality,
bids fair to at once win her way to the
hearts of the Centerville people.-Center-
vile Journal.
Something new for the Ladies, what is
it? Corsets, the latest out at Tegt-
meier's.
On Wednesday morning, l.. g. Ochsen-
reiter received a letter convey ing the sad
intelligence OF the death OF his brother
Ed. which occurred at st. Johns,
Kansas, Sunday Nov. 20. The details
Of t h q sad event are lacking as yet, but
it appears he was frozen to death, prob.
ably in one of the sudden and severe
storms which have been sweeping the
entire country recently. 1t was a rath-
err u nusual form of death to occur in a
country SO far south as Kansas, but 1T
is in the warmer sections that danger
turks most when visited by sharp and
unexpected storms as people are seldom
prepared for them. The deceased was
81 years OF age and a veteran OF the
Civil War, having served three years in
the army. But two OF the Ochsenreiter
boys are now lett. G. and Y.
Consult the Old Shaker ut the Com
mercial Hotel, room No. 10. Consulta-
ton and advice is free.
Saturday was the 18th anniversary
OF the marriage OF Dir. aud Mrs. Brooks,
their crystd, wedding. Friends gathered
at their home in honor OF the occasion.
they ate, danced and were merry, until
Diamond Charley put on that sancti-
monious expression he wears as deacon
at church meeting and the guests took
warning OF the approach OF the Sabbath
and departed for their respective abodes
heartily congratu lating the kosi and
hostess and wishing them many happy
returns OF the day, but they do say
Jockeys watch was a few hours slow.
1t was a regular old fashioned good
time. The genial couple were the re-
~ciplents OF many handsome presen Is.
The feature of the event, however. was
the array oil diamonds worn by the
moaota tho effect TN say the least was