Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-31
N~eighboring Notes.

AS~iSfIDOii ifS ANoe
Andover Gazette.
States Attorney L. W. Taylor, OF
Webster, was ia towu on business. last
Tuesday, and did not fail tocaIl On the
Gazrtte.
Marshall j. p, Berringer has had
some lively times with the true hobo
kind this week. He landed several in
his ice chest-near the lake.
We nay have a daily train on the
north brmch-later on, but SO far this
week there has been u tri-weekly service
| as OF yore.
A new postal rule that recently went
into effect is that persons who from
carelessness or from any other cause
| take mail from the Office that belongs
to another. ana who fails to return the
same, are liable 60 a fine OF five hundred
dollars or one years imprisonment.
This applies to news papers thus taken
| from n postoffice as well as TO other
mail matter.
Sisseton CouraBt,
Emil Meyer aud l.. 4. Allen OF Webster
We're over on business Saturday.
Dir. Harris the eye and ear specialist Of
Webster was u caller Friday, while in
town on professional business.
Wheetbuyer Thos. Lawler of the new
Farmers elevator went over to Web
ster Monday to see his people and take
IN the ball games between Sioux Falls
and Webster.
From the Bristol Courier.
Henry Hit eame over IRON the county
seat YESTERDAY.
County Attorney Taylor WAS u town
visitor Wednesday.
Supt. Nina II. Aasyad visited Will,
relatives in town Sunday last.
DR.. j. J.. Harris OF Webster spent II
brief while in town last evening.
Miss Minnie Johnson went to Webster
Friday evening after having visited witli
her parents for a couple Of weeks.
Dr.. and Mrs Thoms arrived from Web
ster Yesterday. The doctor delivered d
lecture ut The NJ. Z. church last eyening.
He Will speak there tonight also.
An excursion trniu was run from
Aherdeen 10 Webster Tuesday, loaded
with excnrsionists who wished 10 SEE
the same OF uali between the Webster
ard Sioux Falls team on the Webster
dianond. Mr.. and Mrs. C.. b. Unumb.
Miss Mary leuger, s. i. Pnrdum. Mill
ard Aassed, aud Jos. Marks Jr. we're
among those who boarded the train at
this point. The bah game was exceed
ingly good. In the eighth inning the
score war 2 TO 3 in favor nj Sioux Falls
tut IN the last hall OF the ninth ianinr
NebSter made two scores, makine the
score 3 to 4 IN favor OF Webster
From the Wuubay Clipper.
Miss A. Maud Abbott rs expected
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Airs. A. Folsom are now
settled in the Lee Paul house in South
Wuubay.
). H.. G%roshong was CIRCULATING a
subscription paper the first of the week
Tor the Improvement OF Blue Dog LAX
Most everybody seemed interested and
subscribed work an1 cast for the f.,-
'tiierance OF the project. 1t is propos.d
TO put in a stronger grade and raise Il
40 az 70 hoiS the water back, thereby |
deepening the hike about w feet.
A sister OF Moses Renyille and t..o
little boys. one "A McFndden. the Other
a Barse sba9. started for Genoa. Neb
to attend school, Tuesday morning. Tbs
pupils are secured and sent to This
schod through the influence of DIR
Herman who has churge of the work in
this l~,oetion OF the state.
Lightning struck iIe house OF f. s.
Patterson, OF Egeinnd township last
Saturday forenoon, tearing a larpe
hole IN ti~ f"or and Knocking OFF some
OF The outside boards. Fred had iust
STEPPED away from the rtoyepipe on
wi,ic, The bolt eane down hut not fnr
enough to eseai~ getting Knocked dow,
q Tor a lew inmates wgs considerable
dazs4d. A violin aud box be,onginr 10
one % The hired mea was completely
demolished. i was a close call Tor all
hands.