Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-30

| station at Bristol, armed with TIN pans,
| pals, drums, c0w-beils. etc, prepared
| to boot and insult the ball team as they
passed through, same as they have al
ways done under similar circumstances.
Heads were hastily put together with
the result that d few dozen eggs were
purchased at Andover and when the
Bristol gang began to get in their work,
Webster opened her rapid fire guns with
the result that the concert came quickly
to q stop. And Webster laughs.
The Webster club visited Aberdeen
Tuesday to cross bats with the club OF
that City. They went up confident
OF an easy victory, but Aberdeen had
frightened up with players from Eureka,
Redfeld, Wheaton, Vermillion and MIN
neapolis and result vas rather in the
nature OF @ surprise to the Webster
boys. Thilman, OF Wheaton. pitched
for the home team and was well sup
ported. He was hit hard but the field
ing back of him saved his pitching re-
cord. Cox pitched Tor Webster for five
innings and was retired for o,Reagan
who put an end to the run getting OF
Aberdeen. The Webster boys did not
field up to their usual standard, the re-
suit probably OF several OF the man
playing in positions new to them.
The final score was Aberdeen, 14;Web-
ster, g..
The report that r. w. A. Pope, of
Milbank, now in the Copper River region
had been lynched by his companions
for perfdious conduct proves TO be
absolutely false as Mrs. Pope has re-
ceived a letter from him dated June 10.
in which he reports all well. He had
arrived at the Copper River and while
delighted with the country, was dis
appointed at the outlook for gold and
would leave at once for the klondike
country.
DR.. Goodmanson, the Dentist who
will be in Webster all OF next week
comes with the highest recommendations
on his professional work OF II man
that we have seen in this state. One oil
the remarkable things he does is to ex-
tract teeth and roots without aparticle
of pain or bad to the patient. III you
are in need OF Dental work, it will pay
you to call on him at the Commercial
hotel next week.
George II. Baker left Sunday night
for Montevideo to take charge OF the
erection OF an elevator for Strong 4 Co.,
having been promoted to the position
of foreman vacated by George Pfremer-
Mr.. Pfremer ms to take superyls-
ing charge OF elevator repair work Tor
Rathbun &Co.
ID. L. Haines, OF Langford drove over
last Thursday to witness the ~Flandreau
Webster game. Haines is an old Iowa
friend OF the Publisher OF this great
family journal and OF course came in to
chat over old times, and we did have
a good visit with the old boy-but you
know how it is yourself.
DR.. Goodmanson, the original, pain
less Dentist who is a graduate from W
OF the best Dental colleges in this
country, will be in Webster, at the Com
mercial hotel, from Tuesday July 9th to
Monday July 18th, prepared to do all
| all kind OF Dental work.
As Miss Gertrude Granger was taking
a spin on her wheel Saturday evening,
her dress caught in the gearing and
when she attempted to dismount, her
foot caught in her dress, causing her to
fall in such a manner as to dislocate her
left shoulder.
Ringing Bros great canvas pavilions
cover more than eight acres, and consti-
tute a veritable City OF tents. The
mammoth %hippodrome amphitheatre
is the largest ever constructed, and ~
absolutely impervious to rain.