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

Married at the residence of the brides
parents on Tuesday, Oct. 31st. at /
D. M, Isabelle Paterson to Owen
Francis Edwards Of Groton, this state
Rev. VIM. MAR of Garretson officiating.
The above was one OF the prettiest
weddings that has taken place in this
vicinity in n long time. The bride was
beautifully attired in a dress of hello
trope silk and never looked more beautI-
full or becoming. Miss Anna Baker
acted as bridesmaid and w. ii. Pater-
son., a brother of the brides as best
man. The wedding was a quiet one,
only a few invited guests being present.
After the ceremony was performed a
lunch was served to the guests. In the
evening the happy couple took their
departure for Minneapolis, at which
and other eastern cities they will spend
their honeymoon. They will be at
home in Groton, this state after Dec
1st.-iienry Independent.
Rev John Grauskau, the new pastor
of the u. l.. Church, arrived here on
Wednesday with his family from La
Crosse and has taken up his residence
in the church rectory which had been
made ready for his coming. Rev.
Grauskau is highly esteemed in his
former home aud we bespeak great
ssuccess tor his work here and welcome
him os a resident OF Stanley .-Repub-
lican, Stanley, Wis.
Rev Granskau it will be remembered
was pastor Of the U. T.. Church in this
city u lew years ago.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09
Pianos and Organs at
MaImberg's JeweIry store.
One door north Of Com
mercjai Hotel.

T. Lowell, Bristol; Geo. LaselI, Wau'
bay and W. b. Carpenter, Andover were
in the city Tuesday, having brought
in the ballot boxes fro their respec-
tive precincts.
viii Hews, OF Madison, has purchased
the plant OF the He'll and Herald n
will move 1t to Pierpont, Day county
whe re he will establish a new paper
Brookings Register.
DIR. Goodmansou the painless Dentist
will be i'm Webster Nov. 18th to ISth'
at the Commercial Hotel, prepared {
do all kinds OF dental work. Ieeth
and roots extracted without pain
or bad effect TO the patient.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09
Estray Notice.

SCame to my premises Sec. 3i, Web
ster Twp. one pig, about . month old,
color black aud brown. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying charges. Matt Tracy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

uotice to SUBSCRIBERS.

The season of settlement OF 0utstand'
:, accounts has arrived and We desire
! ;moress upon Our delinquent subscrib-
" the necessity of prompt payment of
..sscriotion accounts. The Reporter
80 beeu very Ienient in this matter in
=. mast with the result of a larger
.~oaut due accommodating than We are
s.,rauted in carrying. Subscribers there
,.rs will confer a favor by giving this
m,tter their early attention.
Adams & Arthur.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

best girl sure, the Pioneer Drug Store
has it.
Hyou want a good smokefor a nickIe
call at Peabody's drug store and get
aknox All.
Miss GeneVieve MolyneauX took n
run down from Bristol aud spentSatu r
day in the city.
Attorney Frank Anderson departed
Saturday night IN a business visit to
Davis, Illinois.
Hugh Roberts OF Webster is shaking
hands with Langford friends TODAY
L%angford Bugle.
1 Miss Hannah Lawyer, principal OF the
\ Waubay School. spent Sunday IN the
city with friends.
Wehave now the incest couches ever
III town. We want you all to see them
Benjamin K Foster.
&. Il. Hawkinson, one OF Bristol's
rustIlng merchants, spent II few hours
in this city Tuesday.
The city registration list contained
the names OF 291 voters votes were
sworn in election day.
The club dance at the Opera house
Fr:iny proved another sOciable and
well-attended function.
Those who suffer the untold miseries
OF headache try AescuIapius, % cents
at Pioneer Drug Store.
Al. Shepard will have an auction on
his farm eight miles south OF Webster
next Wednesday Nov. Is.
Go to the Star Gallery for Kodaks
and Kodak supplies. ALI work first
class and promptly done.
Sample ballots were conspicuous by
heir absence prior to election duy-in
his neck OF the woods at least.
Mrs. Yale of st. Paul will give a song
recital at the opera house Nov. 18th,
for the benefit of st. Mary's Guild!
Farmers save your flax straw the
Webster Mill Co. wants "a large guam
tity aud will pay a good price for it.
We will sell bran at So and shorts
at so per ton. These prices are sub
iecr to change. Webster Mill Go.
STRAYED from the premises OF the un
dersigned one mare and horse cnIt,colOr
gray. Reward offered. II. Gramburg,
Webster, S. ID.
Ii you want a pump, wind mill, steam
or hot water fitting, call on G. E..
Schwantes at A. Flanders shop, south
Of the depot. All work guaranteed.
WANTED--Cood Milling
Wheat Highest market price
paid. by Webster Milling
Co.
John McKeown shipped two cars OF
fat cattle to Sioux City, La. Tuesday,
going down himself in charge of the
shipment.
The drawing for the $50 bed room
suit given away by Mobiles Theatre Co.
will occur after the entertainment Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. J. d. ID. 0strander returned from
a visit to her son Roy in the southern
part OF the state Friday and reports a
very pleasant time.
Miss Belle Werpe who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. J. d. Severy for two
weeks departed Sunday night for her
home at Minneota, MINI.
The annual delinquent tax sale took
place Monday. All property offered
was disposed OF with the exception OF a
few town lots which the county bid IN.
DIR. Gene Dickinson of Webster, and
at one time a resident OF this place, has
been here for several days looking after
business interests - Henry independent
Pianos and Organs at
MaImberg's JeweIry store.
One door north Of Com
merciai Hotel.
T. Lowell, Bristol Geo. Lasell, Wau'
BAY and W. b. Carpenter, Andover were
in th. CITY Tuesday, having brought
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

Cot on TO it-"knox all"
Is. The ane weather continues.
Do your trading in Webster.
appeahj thanksgiving Day-Nov. Both.
MY ca Soc the new books at Peabody's.
Wards Bakery goods at Baxter's
lSaqn Oats for sale. Inquire OF J. McKeown.
Duek hunters were out in force Sun
u day.
p'"us Great Bargains in wall paper, Ros $
LaSsu &Co.
% WeSsj Money to loan and farms for sale and
rent. Goodwin Il Alley.
Lagad Frank Smith was up IRON Waubay
honsa yesterday.
Finest &c. cigar in town-EI Hegalo-
week i A. ThuI.
Nj. Wheat is beginning to come in in
ned to h great shape.
aT Great clearance sale OF wall pa per
!, r,.. Ross L Go.
ws DR.. Jenkins OF Waubay was in the
s,o,s ! city Monday.
nany wus Hyou have any oats to sell call on
mt visit q "eorHe'
ri. The County Commissioners meet
It Satra
VI r LmeSt t Sto 0a "e'N"'"' II" '"' '''' "'
idng Ea
soft coal famine.
y L.C. Gruby came down rom Fort
was Gj ,.r &.
''ee w sale at this office.
. Atlas Knapp made q business trip to
'ppa aberdeen Monday.
!. 0& Small nave something new to
tell you this week.
haV Ra @se tSs inssa a1r sewing mac"ineS' Al
nee w
|. Gross is confined to his room with
m Astltch IN the back.
onward mr. coodnonso, n,,u ho T. woh0.o,
art up as from Nov. ~, to Is.
Wall paper remnants, good paper &C
ktoa, y per roll, Ross & Co.
: sHd 10 the days OF thine prosperity, re-
ma nv member tue printer.
it'll hF I. A: Cooper was oSer from Britson
conhuuf m WING W.
TINS sdE Geo. W. Butler VT owe r from Butler
- Pm business Saturci -
mo;nml N Great reduction cl, tug out clothing
tai sU2s !,
: Ia H. Robert Mantellj, q best cigar n
. Fny price-M. A. Thul.
Tho maAr twenty new patterns of baby cabs a
w 9he Old Furniture Store.
), oil dn a"Bewey's Morning Glery'' beats tn EN-
IL. d Pioneer Drug Store.
Two bcs lew bushels OF good potatoes viii
mAtb u TAKEN OH subscription.
rest Geg s ~V ef out SAFE on clothing 10 per
in not wi ''o"'
yurct Our loot ball team go over to Water
'Nal Tor a game Sa turdsy.
. =. Canning ret turned from a trip
from w" fnoagn Iowa this morning.
- Mr King and Miss Schaltz drove to
II. tsa Wy 70 visit friends Sunday.
We handle Paris Murtoa Chocolates
s0V "A.ihul, they can't be beat.
ratsy Bowler aud Clyde Herington
safely " 1e up from Waubay Monday.
column Nyae Thompson and his mot he
'eoVeT from Sisseton Monday.
needs = brpets "s We o. ahs samples am goo new ones) o
ps1 w. are elosinU o. a'"'' a4s,s ''O os :. ;,
Ffa@ay below cost. Ross & Co.
pd barn. To. s,",,.,
,e Of behs1 An elegant lot OF chain bracelets the
se''s roper thing at Ross the Jewelers..
- ADAv Ali -
leles PEI = market, Peabody sells IT. try Il.
teraly
that SS ao."oyt TO loan on app rovec
E prety = sSuf'ty. =. w Taylor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09
(ecurity. E.W Taxior.

IN NIKE Herbert Spencer the best ten
'saf on the market Ross sells it.
me line Ladies kid gloves, all colors,
par warranted at Elevator Store
!, ness preiume the finest that
'anie 10 the city M. a. Thul sells it.
y ~ Frank Sears departed Tues
professional visit To Redfeld.
correct Christmas gift. Ebony
er novelties at Ross the Jeweler.
M g. anu the highest market price
nldes aud fuIs Ole Amundson.
stesa tadeless D.. produces the
howa and brightest .clo RS OF any
4ose stutf. SOLD 3 n "A, Thni.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

uded. nsoi
|,o,pp many is lIs,
ister this vso
five. .efI
de me. does M
says you q
fe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

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bed me OF go
pb." said ss'''|
, g%ulleless rS
Big literally. NJ
day that l,,f
came prew ~
cry job that O.
star.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-09

|shions. l.
1t disappsaal
county caya
fe of LsnyaI
.st Friday. !
who has IN
is improving |
Ovid LavreuI
trip to Weal
'r, of Lsaghj
|ough hoRstaI|
'ent a week u
rents, Mr.. "A
returned to n
following d,v
5 and Classy
Fostaria, gi
will spend n
heir many yaaI
pleasant visit |
of this crraj
/ next Satrai
on services Il
Presiding ES|
the Farmi4al
d ball that ID
rpont was gsI
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sion Of all.
wing onwGd. !
II start up hes
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nd Of the teacAal
who have stteh
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will continue \
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a fatal sccdsl
rorking with y
veater caught !
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nearly all d
his body !
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iuries. yrrol
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60 BY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
oF INTEREST TO cHUncHMEN.

Although many months will come and
go before the next meeting of confer
ence, the Methodists throughout Ports
mouth district are indulging In lots OF
speculation in the matter of changes
that are to be made in this district.
Especially is this the case with regard
to two or more churches In this city.
1t Is a well known fact that Rev. L.
3. Betty, of Monumental, and Rev. w.
r. Proctor. of Park View Church, will,
In November next, have completed q
Iuli term OF four years in their present
charge. Then there are other changes
which 1t Is thought may be brought
about by the, death of a number of
ministers who have died since confer
ence last met. among them being r. N.
Sledd. ID. D.. whose demise occurred
very recently. 1t has been said that
number of the younger ministers who
nave been doing their turn on circuits
Tor ever so many years. by the drop
ping off of the older heads, will, in all
probability. obtain a first or second
class city station, but whether the dis
pensation OF an over-ruling Providence
In removing some of his ambassadors
from this mundane sphere will enure
to the benefit of the younger portion
OF the ministry or not remains to be
seen. There Is one thing In connection
with this subject and 1T is this: All
Methodists here hope-yea, fully eX-
pect-that where changes are made
necessary by the law OF limitation.
each church will get the minister of
their selection.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mr.. Marcus Culpepper. son of a we'll
known citizen. died at his residence, on
Washington street. yesterday after an
illness of several months. He leaves n
wife and five children. He has served
as yeoman in the United States Navy
for the past twenty years. During the
war with Spain he was at the Santiago
fight. The funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from his late
residence.
Mr.. John C. Hyslop. n well known
resident of the county. died at his home.
No. zoos South street extended. ycster-
day with contagious disease. His son
died only few weeks ago from the
same disease.
The funeral of Joshua a. Davis took
place yesterday afternoon from the res
idence of his son. No. 43l Randolph
street. The services were conducted by
Rev. DIR. Fisher. after which the re-
mains were taken to Oak Grove come
terry for interment. The following gen
tlemen served as pall-bcarers: r. E
Glover. l.. c. BrInson. S. T. Montague,
r.. a. Wood D. r. Gwynn. ]. c. Fletch-
err j. f. Schroeder and Charles c. Gull
pepper.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
GIVEN THEIR CHOICE.

boys were arraigned before Mayor
Baird. charged with breaking into the
store Of a. Brescia. on First street, on
July 18th. and stealing money. a pistol
and other things. On account of their
age, they not being more than years
old. His Honor hesitated abount send
ing them on to court upon charge of
house breaking. but said if their pa
rents preferred. he would have them
sent to the reformatory in Richmond.
They both consented to go. They were
then turned over to their parents until
a guard could be sent for to take them
TO the reformatory. 1t was a sad sight
to see such youthful depravity.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
having accepted everything belonging

having accepted everything belonging
to the ferry.
"A communication was also read from
the lessees. claiming that they had no
rights in her and that she properly be-
longs to the city and county, and that
they are the proper parties to remove
her.
Mr.. Guy moved that the clerk be in
structed to notify the Harbor Commits
sioners and the lessees both that the
lessees are not responsible for her and
that the Council has no rights in the
matter.
Mr.. Slater moved that the matter be
referred to the Ferry Committee and
the City Attorney, which was adopted.
On motion the Ferry Committee was
instructed to open both appraisements
and make report at the next meeting.
Application of the Port Norfolk rail-
road to be allowed the use of certain
streets was referred to the Street Com
mtttee for report.
Application of the residents of Lin
coin street. between Sixth and Seventh
streets. for board walk was referred
to the Street Committee.
Application of c. r. Nash and e. L.
Lash to have water pipes run on Queen
street was referred to the water com
pany.
Mr.. King appointed NIessrs Reid
Walker and Slater a committee to take
charge of the survey of the city.
On motion. adjourned
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
ACCIDENT AT PORT NORFOLK.

Yesterday morning about o'clock
Night Yard Master Cooley, of the N.
Y. p. & NJ. was standing on top Of a
train of cars in the yard which was
being switched from one point of the
yard to another. when. by some
means. switch was left open and the
car on which he was standing jumped
on another track. The sudden Jerk
threw Mr.. Cooley off. In falling he
struck the end OF one OF the ties ana
broke his jaw and wrist. besides injur-
ing himself internally. He was picked
up and was carried to the office of DR..
Hancock. who set the broken limbs,
but was BILE to say to what extent
the man was hurt internally. as 1t
would take several days before he
would be able to tell. Mr.. Cooley has
been in the employ e the company for
some time and it is the first accident
that he has ever had
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
DISCHARGED MEN MAY BE TAX.
EN BACK SHORTLY

Owing to the fact that there is an
abundance Of work at the navy yard.
which. it is understood, must be com
p!cted some time during the early fall.
1t is stated that the men DISCHARGED
last week will shortly be put to work
again.
Special orders have been given from
the construction office that all work
for the collier Alexander and yacht
Viking be given the preference, which
means that work on other vessels will
drag until the force in increased.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
COMMITTED IN DEFAULT OF
PEACE BOND

Moses White. the young negro who
made charges against John D. Sykes
wood dealer. on last Monday. on the
ground that Sykes tried to shoot him
had Il hearing in the police court yes
terday morning on a counter charge OF
Sykes. to the effect that White at
tempted to eXtort money out of him
by threats. Sykes said he fired a pis-
tol at White to brighten him off. shoot
ing at the ground. Mayor Baird placed
the negro under bond of $500 to keen
the peace for twelve months. and in
default committed him to jail
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
COLUMBIA PARK ATTRACTIONS
For Week Of July 10th, Benefit City
Hospital


Hospital
The opening attraction for Monday,
Tuesday and Friday nights has already
created such a demand for tickets that
1t is doubtful If the public will be salts
fled with three productions of this
comic opera. Nothing like 1t has ever
been seen or attempted in this section,
and 1t is wonderful how the little maids
and men adapt themselves to the roles
assigned them. The dance of the dwarfs
and fairies is alone worth the price of
admission, which has been put at the
nominal sum of Is cents. If anyone
wishes reserved seat they can secure
1t by paying 10 cents extra. The seats
Will be on sale at .Schmole's book store
Monday. July 10th. The leading dwarf.
tumble. afterwards Prince Scarlet, is
In the hands of a young man who
thoroughly appreciates the role under
taken by him and gives it a most at
tractive and graceful Interpretation. On
wednesday and Saturday we ever
laughable and witty minstrel and cake
walkers will supply the amusement.
and on Thursday living pictures and
fancy dances will engage public atten-
ton. Altogether we predict an unparal-
elled success for these open air enter
tainments. so ably conducted by the
ladies having them In charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
LATEST NAVAL ORDERS

Ensign f. b. Sullivan. granted four
months sick leave.
Lieutenant f. Swift. retired from
July 1.
Lieutenant w. NJ. McFarland's res
ignation accepted, to take effect from
July ;.
Lieutenant Commander s. a. Staun-
ton. detached from the New York md
ordered to duty In connection with the
1sthmian Canal Commission.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06

We keep every shape of collars Let
us sell you your collars. Chas, r. We'll
ton &. Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
EINED soh

Charles Cook was arrested on the
night of the 4th. at the ferry by Officer
Diggs. for hitting a woman named Ma
ME Doyle. from Norfolk. When ar
rested he cursed and abused the officer
in n shameful manner II insisted that
the woman he assaulted did not want
him arrested and that the officer should
have let him alone. His Honor all not
think so and assessed fine OF S25 on
him
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
REPORT OF KINGS DAUGHTERS
HOSPITAL.

Following is the financial report Of
the Kings Daughters Hospital for
the month ending June 30th:
TO balance on hand last month. S158 So
To amount collected for month
of June. :. :. ............... So 81
BY expenses for the month of
July l. 1899. ...... ..... 66 Is
To balance on hand. ....... s145 o5
N. NJ. OWENS,
Treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
MEMS SUITS.

All $500 Suits now Sl2.75.
All $1,000 Suits now Sl0.75.
All $l2.e0 Suits now IS I5
All $1,000 Suits now S7.15
All $500 Suits now $500.
All $500 Suits now $500.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-02

Nove Stripe Effects. At the Center Counter, Silk Departments may be had a host of these pretty silks. They're almost too pretty to be bargain ized, but it's a part of our principles to sell quickly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-02
Steps will soon be taken for listing the Bingham and Eastern stock on the Boston Exchange.


 representative from reports work progressing rapidly Next week night shift will be put
 company possesses of highly profit purposes work its the full limit of it's There will be tagging datory tactics the 
 regular dividends will be hastened fast possible but will be palliative pills impatient stockholders the form spasmodc unwarranted dividends
 Stock obbng companys programme This solely will be such Dividends will he maintained and increased from time
 will nothing the of the Bingham and succeeding will profitable basis Nor will be exhausted in your lifetime mmenty bodies pany successful life Nor the quality inferior As prev only that always richer with depth the pany will be able pay dividends its entire capital stock, working the mines only in small
 this company propose work in small It's property big for kindergarten methods There claims all Before month shall elapsed claims will be responding the and the blast
 plans embrace the letting of for driving the Cottonwood the Jersey Blue vein drifting both souh for cutting from Big and drifting the Giant vein When this work done the will be shipping basis millions of of ready for stopng.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-02
SECOND UNDER A 100000
DELAYS AND MISHApS CLARA C.
 TERIZED NEW FORK TRIP.

The Men Feel Sore Over Their Trcat- ment-NO Disorder at the Armory as Reported-GeneralH Howhrd's Courtesy ance of the Regiment, Naval Battalion
 and the Foot Guard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-02
Delicate Lace Materials.

To be used for Yokes, Sleeves,
 Waists.
 We wish pen pictures might describe the effective creations in Taffeta and Lace "Allovers.' Can you imagine corded ef- fects, shirred effects, applique and Persian effects If so, you can form little idea of the wealth of dress beauty we have prepared for your Autumn gowns
 ALL PRICES.
 INEXHAUSTIBLE VARIETY.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-02
6633 Per Cent. On Your Money in One Day.

Tuesday J 1899 the stock of this will be advanced par Important developments which will soon made public this advance Indeed facts known the directors justify belief earning capacity that will
 Bingham Eastern stock the market eve of the prominent Bingham properties This advance in Bingham and Eastern to times par
 Neigbong which the of the leading od selling prices ranging from higher than all because they have the advantage being listed the Exchange the advantage of broad k people who have become rich from mining investments among people who know from that copper mining of the industries in which safety and profits bined
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-02

Autumn effects in Grey, Brown.
 blue and red.
 Everyone admires Plaid Back Suitings,- everyone wants particular kind That's why we invite you here. Our assortment was carefully selected and may save you a fruitless search. All stores charge $19S.
 Our price $l. l.59
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-02

We will soon hold great Intro
 ductory Sale" of our new Furni-
 ture Department We're not all ready, yet so many bright styles in Furniture keep arriving we must this class of goods is partly to satisfy demand for Furniture without exorbitant profits attached