Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

There was a great rush for the morn
ing papers Sunday-not to read the
account OF the Jeffries-Sharkey prize
tight-Oh, no, merely to see what was
the situation in South Africa.
Money lost, while going down east
Goldfish, north side, about Oct. 10Th.
Said money was in an old tobacco
wallet made OF ducking. Finder will
be rewarded on returning it to Reporter
Office.
A shipment OF four cars OF cattle to
Sioux City. la. was made Saturday.
one car belonging to Sheriff Sandvig
and three to A. Ii. Kramer, which were
in charge OF E. Beachy.
City Council held it's regular monthly
meeting Monday night. The members
were in an aggressive mood and deter
mined to press matters against the
railroad company in regard To opening
crossings at lst and End streets. Read
the proceedings.
John F. Blake, a former resident of
Webster, this state, aud now residing
in Minneapolis where he is employed in
the collection department OF the Nichols
Shepherd threshing machine company,
was "a visitor in this city last Saturday.
-Milbank Review.
just as we go to press we learn from
a dispatch received by friends in this
city OF the death OF Hon Fred S. Paterl
son, late OF Day county at u hospital
in Chicago. The remains will be taken
to Monroe, Wis. fOr burial.
Rev. Donald Mclean arrived Thurs
day night to make the acquaintance OF
his new son. He remained until this
morning when he departed Tor NermII-
ION where he is stationed for the com
ing year.
Floyd Taylor and l.. L. Miller came
up from MOnteyldeO Saturday morning
to enjoy "a tew days oil duck shooting
They had good sport aud departed
Monday night with II gOOdly string OF
birds to exhibit to their friends.
Taken up on the 9Th day of Nov. one
bay mare colt with white star N fore
head and two white stripes on the nose
between two and three years old.
Owner can nave same by proving pro-
perty and paying charges. Vincent
Lipinski, Webster, 5. d.
l.. A. Dudley, formerly offspring Valley
township, this county, and at one time
one OF Day couuty's best teachers was
in this vicinity over Sunday looking
after his share of the grain frsm his,
place. He and his wife are now teaching,
the South Shore village schoOl.-Bradley5
Globe. Y
DR.. Goodmanson, Dentist, has been
making Webster Tor the past year and
a half and has worked for all the best
families in Webster and viui nifty. His
i, work has given perfect satisfaction aud
all pronounce him a first class work
men in all branches OF dentistry. He
will be in Webster at the Commercial
Hotel Nov. 18th to 18th.
As was mentioned last week Peter NJ.
Fiksdal and Miss Anna Forseth were
married at the home OF the brides father
in Blaine township, last Sun day alter
noon. Rev. Odland, OF Clark, officiating.
Only relatives aud intimate friends Of
the contracting parties, were present at
the ceremony. The bride is a step-sister
OF j. G. Haugen, OF this place.-Bradley
Globe.
The Webster High School foot ball
team will leave Friday afternoon for
Wntertown to plav the return game
with the High School team Of that city.
TIE team has been greatly strengthened
and has d number OF new plays with
which it is hoped to wipe out the pre-
vious defeat and bring back some
WATERFOWL scalps-certainly the boys
will feel disappointed If they do not wiD
for they are brimfull OF confidence and
that is half the battle.
An interesting session OF the NortheIsi
CONGREGATIONAL Association was held
at Clark last week, this city being repA
resented by Rev. W. b Hubbard MIR. and
Mrs. 4. G.. Warner. A permanent organ
ization was effected and MIR. Warner
was elected scribe. The program con-
sisted mainly OF the reading and dis
cussiop OF topics connected with church
work. Among them maybe mention ed
The christian culture OF children in
the home;" Young men in the home
The province OF the Greed az u test OF
church membership" 'Evangelistic
work and REVEALS this topic handled
nv Rev. w. b. Hubbard. Addresses by
different ministers, song and prayer
service, the administration of the Lords
Supper occupied the balance oil the
session which was regarded by all as
one of the notwithstanding and valuable
session ever held by the association.