Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

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hereby notified that a regular communi-
cation OF that order will be held Tues
day evening, Nov. Sth 1898. BIZ order
OF W NJ. Fife Gruby, See'y.
WauteG-A girl TO do homework
Enquire al the Pioneer Barber shop.
We issue as a supplement this week a
sample ballot, in order that our read
ers may familiarize themselves with the
candidates aud amendments. Remein-
Der q cross (N) mnst be placed before
the rame Of each candidate Tor whom
you desire "a vote. Vote early as it
takes time 70 mark a ballot.
During q recent visit 10 500 Fails the
writer met r.. G. Rose, Who lornl.rly
worked for J. r. Taylor. He is employ
ed At the Merchants Hotel IN that city.
AT Deli Rapids WAS seen s. Sulverson,
formerly at Kramer & Co.'S, v4lo is
running a general store and motel: also
-. Farhs worth who is engaged III sell
ing stoves AIlhands looked natural.
f. f. LooInis who has been sojourn-
ing here Tor some time, departed this
week FOR his home at Tonti, TT. He
Journeys overland by team and viii
pass through Nebraska, Kansas and
Missouri before reaching his home state
where he expects 10 arrive about Jan. 1.
Ed. is in business at Tonti. but has a
soft spot IN his heart Tor old Day
county.
Wm. IngH who Was on trial at Sioux
Falls before the e. s. court for selling
liquor to lBdiaus was sentenced to 60
days in Minnhaha Co.. jail and 500.
fine. His attorney asked that he be
confined IN the Day Co., Jail but Judge
Garland replied "No more Z. S. prisoners
will go TO Day Co. They turn them
out on the prairie up there" so Bill viii
pass his time in the classic confines OF
500 Falls.
jamestown Daily Alert: Jamestown,
y. D., Saturday eve, Oct. 8, 1888.
Marie knibloe delighted an audience III
the Court House for benefit Ladies
Guild OF Grace Church. The program
consisted of representations, vocal,
music aud whistling. She is very pro-
ficient in her line and should she re-
turn to Jamestown, would be warmly
welcomed.-WiIl appear in the Congre-
gational church on Wednesday eve,
Nov. 8.
The Mobiles Theatre Co, which ap-
pears at the Opera house 4 nights 6nd
one matinee commencing Wednesday,
Nov. 8, have recently played at Aber-
deem to packed houses and will return
to that city for a week. engagement in
December. The press speaks very high
~ OF the company and amusement seek
| ers are assured of a treat when they
appear here. They carry a grand
military band and classic orchestra.
Popular prices. Seats at Poss'.
Hallow evening was duly celebrated
10y the Kids as well as by some children
OF u larger growth. Ghosts, Mas
queraders and Mummers paraded the
street and later in the evening the us
ual tricks took place. Wagons, Separa-
tors and Binders were transported from
their usual stopping places, while
barrels, boxes, lanterns and brooms
decorated unusual places. The Mayor
had special police on duty and the mis-
chief makers got in less OF their work
than usual.
1t il reported that "a man and woman
who were preparing to open house east
OF tiiis city were held mp Saturday,
while at work furnishing the house. 1t
seems they were putting dogn carpets
when the door was ~eIsened by two
masked mep went the point OF revoiv-
ers, bound the pair hand and foot and
ransscked their persons and the house.
securing $50, IL money aud q valuable
gold watch and chain. The robbery
was reported but no trace OF the robbers
could be found.
Chas. NJ. Turner, Co. L. Bird. L. s. In
fantry, one of the heroes oi the Pillnger
Indian fight, arrived Friday from Fort
Smelling on a visit 10 relatives ind
friends. He was Qua 10 days furlough,
though -till under the care OF the sur
geon for his wound. Tie Indian bullet
entered the right aide oil HIS shoulder,
pnssed under the sbonlder blade mud
CAM. ont near the spinal column. His
blouse showed the hohes made by the
ball. Charley has no hesitation in say
ing that standing mp as a mark Tor a
hand al bowling Indians is something
Tor which he has mo- inrtlser liking. He
describes the death Of poor Ziebell ms
something awful. A rife bail severed
the femoral artery and he bled TO death,
living an hour 1nd a hnlf after being
shot. Army lie sssyss to agree with
Private Tursssr as he r. qnite fieshy. He
received honorable mention in the Gen.
.raI's ds~patch-s TO the War Department,
II lac concludes to remain lea the army,