Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-10-13

A letter from Martin McCormiek states
that he is now employed as operator on
he Belt Railway, ofChicago. H.states
that our old friend II. Theo. Janke 10
out OF the bakery business and is now a
city mail carrier.
Strayed from my premises at Lynn
lake on or about the 25th OF April, one
bay mare three years old, weight about
300 pounds. VIII pay a liberal reward
for her return or information leading to
her recovery. Nels j. Anderson. Sec. 2,
Twp. 123, Rg. 81.
When our handsomeand accomplished
collector Mr.. Josiah Adams calls on
you for your subscription account,
tr eat him kindly, clear your conscience
by paying DIP and receive the everlast-
ing thanks OF this establishment.
j. W. Lemon, of Ames, Ia, who has
been in Day county for the past two
months looking it over with a view of
settling here, returned to his home Mon
day night with a view of coming back
to Dakota next spring permanently.
The season of the year has arrived
when every thoughtful man wants to
protect his horse from the cold raw
w~ind;you can do this by calling at Kad-
ing shop and getting a pair OF blankets
A nice line to select from ranging from
rs cts. to 50. SO a pair.
Sunday Oct. 2, was the birthday Of
Rev. Tragitt, and his friends and
parishioners in acknowledgement OF the
fact presented him with a generous
purse OF gold. The glft being entirely
unexpected, the reverend gentleman
was so overcoem that it was with diff
ficulty he was able to express his thanks
to those who so kindly remembered his
natal day.-Milbank Herald-Advance.
Say if you want TO see something that
is just right, the incest thing out, just
call at W. +. Kadlng's harness shop and
look over the line of celebrated Bishop
Odorless Robes. They are what you
want for winter driving, are guaranteed
to be Odorless wet or dry.
Maris Taylor and John Scollard,
Populist candidates respectively for
for State Treasurer and Commissioner
OF School andPublic Lands, were i'm the
city Friday looking over the political
situation, greeting old and making new
acquaintance. They are both affable
gentlemen and while the situation
proved hardly to their liking, did not
allow that fact to disturb their equa-
nimity.
The Jewell Nursery Co., OF Lake City,
MIMI, want statesmen in this County to
sell their hardy Minnesota grown fruits,
farm seeds, etc. They Offer three plans OF
work, and the highest commissions.
They are reliable. Write them for terms.
The first salesman started secures
choice of territory.
Seldom has the Opera House been re-
quired to hold . larger audience than
the one gathered last evening to listen
to the program OF the Chicago Lady
Quartette. The first number on the
program was a guarantee oil the rich
entertainment in store, and every sue
ceeding number was most heartily enjoy
ed and enthusiastically encored. The
Chicagoladies may bereIied upontogive
a completely satisfactory and hieh-class
concert.-Sioux Falls Press. BeatOpera
House in Webster Oct. 10.
Auction Sale-We will sell at Public
Auction at the Stock Yards. in Waubay,
on Saturday, Oct. 18th, 1898, the fol-
lowing fine young stock. Sale will
at one o'clock sharp: 80
head of High grade Heifers; 20 Cows
and Calves; 3 high grade Bulls. Terms:
One years time with approved security
with interest at 10 per cent. 3 per cent
discount for cash. Another such an
opportunity to secure fine bred stock
may not happen for years 10 come. W..
C. Tyrrell & Sons.
At the breaking out OF hostilities be-
tween e. S. and Spain, Charles Nj. Tur-
ner formerly Of The Reporter force, en-
listed in the regular army and was
assigned to the Ord Regiment. A lew
weeks we published a letter from
Charley who was at that time in the
hospital at Camp MefhersoD, Ga. On
the breaking out Of trouble with the
Pillager Indians in Northern Minnesota
n detachment OF 80 men from the 3rd
Rep't was sent to assist the u. >.
Marshal and a battle ensued between
the Indians and soldiers in which Turn
or was wounded, receiving q bullet
through his shoulder. He was shot
while carrying Il message from she
commanding officer from the right OF
the line TO the centre Of the firing line.
His wound is not serious and he il at
the camp hospital at Fort Smelling. La
this same skirmish among the list OF
,;li,d a,naor s the name of Albert Tiebel