Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-26
u r : Carpets,
Aln0,eums Oil Cloths,
Benjamin 4 Foster.
Baby Cabs, At Living Prices
Etc, Etc. And EASY Terms.

ruthdm tadeleSS Dye produces the
fastest aud brightest colors OF any
knowndye stuff. Sold by M. A. Thnl.
George Hallock is enjoying u visit
from his mother who resides in st. Paul
The old lady is aged 81 years, quite
active Tor her age and will probably
at Mr. Hallock's for the winter.
Thinking OF buying a watch. Call and
SIZE what a do ON prices, Hamilton
watch a speciality. Ross the Jeweler.
charley Severens came down from
Aberdeen Tuesday having resigned his
position with the Singer Co. He de-
parted Wednesday for Moutevideo to
resume his old job with the e.. VI. < St.
2. Il. W.
Wild Violet is q delightful, fragrant
lasting perfume sure to please the
ladies-Pioneer Drug Store.
Very few plays visiting this city has
been as thoroughly posted as the Girl
from Chill. Both Managers Gottschalk
and Day were Singing the pastebrush
Wednesday and the way they billed the
city was a caution.
Ii you want a pump, wind mill, steam
or hot water fitting, call on c. f..
Schwantes at A. Flanders shop, south
oil the depot. All work guaranteed.
Cards have been issued for the ma r.
riage oil Miss Bertha Kohlhase to DR..
Peter j. Holm OF Wells, Mimi, at the
residence OF the brides parents in Wheat
land township on Wednesday, Nov, 1st,
at 2 p. m. They will be at no me It
Wells, Mimi. after Dec. L.
You will fad a fine line OF Gun theirs
famous Chicago Chocolates aud Bon
Bons at Peabody's fresh from the mar
ket. The most delicious and finest
favored confectionery made.
Paul Ravens reached across the street
aud grasped a line of IL runaway team
and stopped them. 1t was u flying
tackle by the hump back. The fellow
who owned the outfit did not even
thank Ravens, in fact he looked kind
OF mad, as ii he wondered why people
couldn't mind their own business.
Almost all OF the legal talent in the
city vas engaged in a ease at Waubay
Monday and Tuesday. All over a steer
which a party was charged with steal
ing Attorneys Taylor, Lund and
Anderson appeared for the prosecution,
and Attorneys Sears and Bush OF Wau-
bay Tor the defence. The defendan mt wasg
acquitted, and the lawyers ate up the,
steer. {
The Mccoy household effects were
shipped to Aberdeen Monday aud the
family departed next morning The
departure OF this estimable family will
create quite a void in this city, Mrs.
Mccoy being especially missed in church
and social circles in which she wa a
prominent figure. Mr.. Mccoy will re-
tura in "a day or so and will rem ain
here for a month setting up some pri-
waite matters.
The hunting party consisting OF Geo.
W. Abbott, w. A. Wilkes and A. III
Sites, which spent the past week in
the sloughs and lakes OF Dag and Clark
counties, returned home yesterday and
exhibited something like $50 ducks and
chickens as the result OF four days out
ing. The gentlemen report game in
abundance in the northern part OF tine
state. Mr.. Sites succeeded in bagging
one lone goose.-Soo Falls Argus
Leader.
While attending to her duties as nurse
at the Drager residence last nigh6 Mrs .
Dina Hanson fell through an open ira D
door, fracturing her shoulder blade an d
receiving other painful injuries. M r.
Drager had gone down cellar for some
required article, OF which fact Mrs. Han
son was unaware and stepping hurried
ly into the kitchen walked into the open
door. She was removed to her home
BY Dir. Hash who was in attendanc e
and her injuries dressed.
Rev. Traeitt met with u very seriuu >
accident Saturday night, while running
with the chemical TO the fire, he tripped
and fell under the machine, the wheels
passing over his chest. The gentlem an s
presence OF mind i'm throwing his arms
across his breast and his leg round in
such a manner as to relieve the body OF
O norton of the weight undoubtediv
saved his life as the machine aud 10 ad
weighs about $500 pounds. He was
picked up, taken to DR.. Peabodys office
where r~estoratives were administered
and about an hour after the accident
walked home with the assistance of
friends. No bones were broken but he
was badly bruised and shaken up. In-
ternal Injuries were at first feared, but
at this writing the gentleman Is
getting along nicely and no permanent
injury will result. Mr.. Tragitt has the
sympathy OF the community in his mis-
fortune. He will probably be able to
get about again in a week or ten days.