Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08

eHo ~ ~ aui where she enters q
nos pital Tor aneeded surgical operation
Il the Devoe paint is not entirely sat
/ Isl actory after applied new paint il
given Tree OF charge-Jas. Peterson &
Co.
Bills are posted around town adver.
u sing the Woodman's annual excursion
to Ortonville, June 2Sth, on which occa
81 ON the Webster and Flandreau Indian
tie will cross bats for the champion
ship OF So. Oak.
The first consignment Of material for
the -four mill arrived Monday. The
continued wet weather has somewhat
delayed work on The building.
The work Of grading the new race
track has been commenced under the
supervision OF John Norton. "Uncle
SAM Denton completed the survey and
lett for home this morning.
WI Kadinghasp purchase the W ood-
ar q property, opposite the school house
paying therefor $500. Mr.. Woodland
expects to depart shortly for Concord,
Wash. to Join bis wife now residing at
that place.
Rev. Millet OF Andover spent Friday
nightin the city and was an interested
spectator OF the graduation exercises.
He was on his way ho me from Milbank
where he participated in exercises OF a
similar nature.
have for sale two pure short horn
registered Durham Bulls from my herd.
Fine individuals. Will sell for cash or on
time with approved security. Now is
your chance to procure one OF the finest
bulls ever brought to this country,
Thos. McKennett.
Rev. w. B. Hubbard went up to Aber-
deem Tuesday to attend the annual SEES
sion OF the So. Oak. Sunday School As
ISOLATION, the executive committee OF
which body, he is chairman.
Hr. Brooks wishes to announce to his
friends, patrons and public generally
that he will be found at his office in this
city every day from 8 a. IN. to 6p. m.
prepared to do all kinds OF dental work
by the latest and most improved me
thods. All parties in need of dental
work will do well to consult him All
W DIRK guaranteed and prices reasonable.
c. w. Stafford of Aberdeen spent a
few hours in the city between trains
Friday. He speaks enthusiastically of
the Desipota factory in course of erect
ion in his city and claims it will prove
a great boon for the farmers OF Brown
and adjoining counties.
Fishing was never better at Enemy
Swim Lake and numerous large catches
are daily reported. B~rooksville was the
centre OF attraction Sunday, large par
tiesfrom this city and Waubay spend
ing the day there. The boats, equip
ments, tents aud Accommodations FUR
nished at this popular resort are first
class and warrant the extensive run oil
patronage it is receiving this season.
The School Faculty for the coming
school year will be comprised as follows:
Principal, E. A. Miller; Asst Prin. Miss
Pearl Nettleton, Wellsvilie, o.; Grammar
Room, Miss Florence Gotten, Madison;
Intermediate Depts. Miss MinnaJ. Mead,
Springfield; Miss Alice Pierce, Hudson;
Miss Edna NJ. Benster, Madison; 2nd
Primary, Miss Clara Belts: LIST Primary,
Miss Laura Dexheimer, Spencer.
Mrs. A. Il. Thompson and family de-
parted Sunday night for Packwaukee,
Wis. where they will spend the summer
Mrs. w. +. Kading and family started
nj the sane time Tor a summers visit To
Poinette, Wis.,, Both families Journey
as lar as Portage, Wisconsin.
AL and Billy have already Joined the
Widowers Fishing Ass ociation
Iii mited.)
The State Railway Commission, Atty
Genl. Pyle and the Milwaukee railroad
o~fficials met at Lily last week to con-
slider the complaint OF it's citizens regard
ing the lack OF Accommodations Tor pas
sengers and freight traffic and ademand
the maintenance the year round of a
agent. After a hea ring, the com
mission took the matt er under consid.
and the feeling prevails that all
The demands will be acceded to.
Judge Edwin Parliman, father oil II
". Parliman formerly OF this city, died
at his home in Sioux Falls Monday
morning oil brain trouble. Judge Parii-
was one OF the pioneer settlers oi.
Sioux Falls aud one of it's most honored
and respected citizens. be served lii the
Civil war and when mustered out was
breyetted Major. He has held at various
times III. position OF Village Attorney,
County Attorney, Chief of Fire Dept.
aud was County Judge iron, 1890 to
1896. When the bankruptcy law went