Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-02
N~eighboring Notes.

waubay Clipper:
G. S. Maynard is confined TO his home
today by illness.
Albert Tesch's two boys shot u
brought home thirteen wild geese last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Schultz spent Su n
day with their daughter Mrs. l..
Viewers.
Attorney Frank Anderson, OF Webs
ter was over to the trial Tuesday and
took occasion to call at our Office.
C. s. Blodgett bad the misfortune 10
| shoot a revolver bullet through the
| index finger OF bis right hand one day
last week. The wound though painful
is not serious.
W. Z. Jackson returned TO this place
yesterday morning fully recovered from
his attack of fever and looking frssrate
Jacks many friends are pleased 70
welcome him home again and have him
resume his labors as depot agent.
The wild geese are dying of just as
they did twelve years ago. Quite a
large number have been picked up on
the shores Of Bitter Lake. Parties buy :
ing geese will look out that they get
them from responsible persons.
Mrs. Val Delaney returned the last
OF the week from st Mary's hospital at
Minneapolis, very much improved ia
health, but not yet well. Owing to the
heavy expense il was thought best TIC
return home and have DIR. Jenkins dress
her wound.
Rube FulImer has had a ear OF apples
at this place Tor several days past dis
posing OF them TO farmers and Others
by the bushel. The ear was shipped in
by Fred Colby, who was taken sick
and had to go to the hospital, leaving
Mr.tullmer to look after the sale.
The largest lawsuit ever held in Wau-
bay was the one this week before
Justice Hussong in the criminal ease OF
the State VS. Vim. Sikkink. Frank
Sears of Webster and C. c. Bush oil this
place were attorneys for MIR. Sinkkink,
while j. III. Lund and Frank Anderson
of Webster, assisted States Attorney
Taylor in the prosecution. The verdict
was an honorable acquittal for Mr..
Sinkkink. Court was held in the Baker
building and a large crowd was in at.
tendance during the trial which took
the greater portion OF two days.
Bristol Courier:
T. L. Egge OF Webster was in town
yesterday.
: Ed Z. Warner was over from the
county seat Tuesday.
Fred Stone. teacher of the Butler
school, was in town Saturday.
{ Henry Hit was over from Webster
Tuesday aud made a pleasant call al
these pious headquarters.
Webster had a fire scare Saturday
evening. The fire engine ran over Mr.
|, Tragitt and injured him quite severely
Walter Casson OF Troy the other day
J sold another hall a section Of land Ia
a newcomer from the old country. The
3 new settler is a brother-in-law OF MIR
Schinbach. 1t Is said Mr.. Casson has
! no land here now.
The teachers meeting at the school
house last saturday was not as wei
attended as might be desired, but til.
attendance was perhaps IA large az
could be expected under the cireum-
stances j. Z. Agen was chosen char
a oil the association. The program
was rather short, but most of the nun.
: bers rendered were good. The teachers
: in this district ought to attend these
meetings as they are intended to arou..
, interest among the teachers. The next
maeting will be b-id at Butler, Nor. rs,
Try to be present.
As several around here may be inter,
ested ia knowing that Chalmerps Chr
lis oi Michigan ia now al Webster and
wiM b- there ior the coming two weeks
NJ. have requested to that bi,
al news.
From reiiablr sources We Irain i'm,
sonIe smooth hardware srlrantrs j i,