Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-09-14

CatuUuuy tvenItR I'LL
charge OF His driving team which he soid
~ III. stewart OF that city. The DR..
nas secured a fine pair of drivers, they
" u cost him something over $500 but
are well worth the money.
Mrs. b. H. Egeland departed Satur.
oay night for Minneapolis to obtain
special medical treatment for a CON-
piaiht OF long standing. Her son VIM.
preceded her to makenecessayy arrange
niehis and returned Tuesday with the
o o news that his mother was resting
easy and her recovery assured.
After good dinner a good rest IL an old
saw, and an after dinner rest can not
be enjoyed by one addicted to the use Of
the weed, without a good smoke. The
Hurbert Spencer cigar is made from
hne selected stock Of the best quality.
the Workmanship is perfect aud 1t d
not iail to suit the esthetic taste of the
epicurc, just call for one at Ross Drug
Store.
1t looked good ON Saturday to see
smoke issuing from the stack of the
new mill, seemed like old times. The
machinery is ali in place, the engine set,
has been tested and is in running order,
and all that remains to be done il a lot
OF little odd jobs adjusting machines,
liking belts ETC., aud then the mill il
ready for business. 1t will probably
start up next week.
A cattle transaction of considerable
magnitude occurred last week when
Peter Lampe OF Mapleton, Iowa pur-
chased five car loads of fine steers Tor
feeding purposes. Chas. Huestls OF
Bradley assisted him in picking them
mp and 53 were secured irom NJ. b. long
3S from A.. Sandvig and 10 from VIM.
Mas. The Long bunch were especially
fine and brought $4,000. The cattle
We're shipped Tuesday morning.
S%laytons JGbilpe singers were greeted
at the Grand last evening by a large
audience notwithstanding the ilcle-
ment weather. They rave a fine enter
tainment. Their voices are excellent
and show the evidence OF cultivation,
while their stage presence IL diguiied
YET unaffected. The choruses were
es specially good, and many complimen-
NdlN Iti1uIhS WIRE Iu~Sfu ulOh Tx
work OF the company.-Osklosh, Wis.
The soldiers" Welcome buttons reach
ed this ciry Monday and were at once
placed on sale and eagerly purchased
at S1.00 each. 5000 buttons Were sent
out to committeeman in various parts
OF the state, the proceeds from the sale
OF the same to create n relief and hos
pital fund for the benefit OF 1st S. d.,
They are about the size of a
dollar, with the figure OF II vol
IN teer soldier IN the center; at the top
are the letters ''1st s. ID. U. S. "" and
at the bottom the word welcome. On
the margin OF the button are the folds
Of the American flag. The design is
very attractIveand hundreds are being
sold as souvenirs.
Some people are so very peculiar that
they never tell the printer anything |
about themselves or their families and
vet il they are visited by a friend or
or take "A trip to the city they
il to appear in the paper with
the dates and names all right, and if IL
they're mad. Don't think that |
the editor will believe you are overly
anxious to get. your name in the
paper" if Won tell him about yourself, |
Your family or your business. This is n
mistaken idea. The editor always
esteems it ms a special favor to himself
to get an item oil news for his paper. !
is a big job for him to keep track OF
The whole community especially when
people are inclined to suppress rather
than disclose any item that concern
hemselves.-SissetOn Enterprise.
Musical people of the two DakOtas
IRE delighted with the announcement ,
made that the Interstate Grain Palace |
management have secured the Ladies'
Orchestra for the entire
week of their harvest festival, October
Ind TO 9TH, for two magnificent full con-
.erts daily. This is the leading Organi-
OF its character in the country
md consists of artists-evcry one OF
them-and most OF whom have Just re
tnred from their studies across the
the water. They were only obtained
'or the Grain Palace aud under con-
tract to not appear elsewhere during
he present season in either OF the Da-
xoti,s. The cost OF this attraction
ltOut MtS tifOuEb W SNd'N H"' MN"
,tl,er cities If much larger population
Aberdeen. but. az usual. the gritty
took the attraction, and the
music loving people OF the Dakotas VIII
doubtless reward this display OF energy
Dy a liberal attendance.
School opened Monday under most
circumstances. a larger NUM-
her of ppI,ils beng III attendance than
ever before on opening day. The wis
q. providing the new addition was
shown 10y the fact that in the five lower
rooms 100 pupils were registered, an
to the room of 3S. This num-
her VIII be greatly Increased M the
advances and IT would have
h,4n jnpossible to Accommodate all III
old building. Everything IN the
interior of the building il bright aud
.biuipn-the steam plant ~ beng put
,,-wlen this in finished the grounds
will be touched up, walks hid aud
eryibing pni IN rea dinrss Tor winter
/, il the intention of [ he board TO hold
an informal reception in the schOo
house N the near luture that the pat
rous may have IN opportunity Of view
ing the improvements and oi making
tbe acquaintance OF the new teech.rs.
Who MI arriv ed in time for the opening
are arranged M follows: r.. A..
Miller. Principal; Miss Pearl .Nertlrton.
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