Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-06-16
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Stewart, Rob. Woodland, Chas. Hub
bard, John After and wife, Oscar Hunt
Misses Ella Partridge, Pearl Partridge,
Fannie Macy, Elma, Emma and Lottie
Woodland.
Bradley is without an attorney now.
r. Goer and wife took the train north
last Thursday evening. She goes to
Minnesota for a few weeks visit with
her folks, while he looks around and
decides on a location. When theJ left
here Mr.. Goer said that he expected to
locate in Milbank, hut had not fully
made up his mind just where he would
go.-Bradley Globe.
o.. s. Dept Agriculture, Climate and
Crop Bulletin OF the Weather Bureau,
South Dakota Section, for the week end
ing June 10, 1898:
Day-very favorable weather for
growth OF all crops, especially spring
wheat; corn a good stand and doing
well; potatoes fi%ourishing and garden
stuff growing rapidly; grass abundant;
flax abont all sown.
The Sisseton team will cross bats with
the locals at the Ball Park Saturday
Sis seton will come over strengthened
by players from Browns Valley and
Wilmot and the game they will pnt up
will surprise the fans. This team must
not be COMPOUNDED with the Sissetan In
dian team which appeared here last
season IS it is a club representing the
city Of Sisseton. Game will be COM
menced at 2:30 p. IN.
J.. F. Kelley & Co. have commenced
the composition OF a Historical Atlas OF
Day county to embrace a complete
history OF the county from its first
settlement, maps of the United States,
the State OF South Dakota and Sec
tienaI maps OF Townships. 1t will also
contains views OF Landscapes, Towns,
Buildings, pictures of early settlers and
prominent people and will be acomplete
work throughout. Every citizen should
have one, in his household.
An article in the Keokuk Uowa) Times
gives the details Of an operation per-
formed ina ease ofrecurrent appendicitis
by DR.. John W. Dickinson, formerly of
this city. The paper speaks very APP
provingly OF the rare skill exhibited by
the young doctor, describing the re-
moval OF the appendical mass by what
is known as the Bernay operation and
states that the patient is rapidly APP
preaching recovery. Five doctors were
pres emit and witnessed the operation.
The news OF Johns success must be
very gratifying to his friends in this
city.
The two base ball teams selected to
represent respectively the states OF
North and South Dakota on the occas-
ion OF the Woodmen picnic at Orion
vile are Fargo and Fandreau Indians,
each of whom claims the championship
of it's state. The Webster management
has made arrangements TO have X tend-
ed the time limit on the Flandreau
teams tickets and they will stop over
aud play the Webster team here Thurs
day, June 23rd. 1t will be a battle
royal between these crack teams, az
Webster will endeavor to pull down the
Flandreau's colors and make good it's
claim to the championship of s. d.
You cannot afford to miss this game.
The Grant County Republics ans had a
monkey and parrot time at their coun-
ty convention. Attorney E. W. Taylor
was present and enjoyed the circus.
From the report of the proceedings pub
listsed in the Review, we clip the fol-
e. W. Taylor, Esq. OF Webster, a
brother-in-law OF Mr.. Bentley, was call
ed OH for a few remarks. He said that
he had not been so amused and enter
tanned since he heard Bob Burdette's
lecture, but that after this little exhibit
ton of rivalry every man should go
home a better Republican than ever.
and that il he did not sink any personal
feeling he was not u good Republican.
He eulogized the Republican party and
said that every voter should unite to
meet the combined forces OF the opposi-
ton. He ridlculed the Populist party
and predicted Republican success next
election.
The representations made by the j. +.
Kelley printing and binding establish
ment of Webster for removal to this
city, considered at the meeting OF the
Business Mems Club last evening, were
to the effect that the firm was doing q
large business and was heavily capital
lied but could not afford the expense
about $200-of removal. The club is
asked to pay this sum and furnish rent
for n time, but just how long vas not
stated. Mr.. Kelley has had this
in contemplation for a couple OF years
aud will probably come here sooner or
later, this city being the natural bust
ness center for this part OF the state. 1t
il not presumed, however, the club will
decide 10 begin business by paving
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