Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09

The subject at the Congl church mex
Sunday evening will be the fourth in tn
course on Representative Men OF TIL,
Bible and the subject will be ssThe Evo-
luton OF a Prince
Sergeant Geo. w. Moulton sends the
News q handsome and interesting
volume OF views entitled "PictureSqa
Manilla.' Ii contains pictures OF differ
ent bindings aud sights in the city and
vicinity and gives considerable vaIaab lie
information Aberdeen News.
After a course Of! study at the MeCor-
mick Optical College OF Chicago, | am
prepared to correct all errors OF refrac-
ton. Don't pay your money to some
travelling so called eye doctor whom
you will never see again. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Prices moderate. Ross
the Jeweler.
Why wouldn't it be a good scheme
for the city to surface Main street with
geavel to the death OF say four inch es.
The time to de-. it is before the spring
rains set in, SO that during the muddy
weather it would be thoroughly mixed
with the clay and during the summer
will become worked down, thus making
IA surface nearly equal to q Macada-
.nized stree.-this question Is worthy
of consideration by the Council.
The Standard Oil Co. will have to get
after l.. f. Brokaw who has been doing
a land Office business in this city with
his Economy Gasoline light. He has
put IN 20 OF them aud has two dozen
more ordered for here. DR.. Peabody
put in eight, Fl, G. Tsgtneier FIVE, G D.
Peterson three, SigIinger & Wickre two
Chas. Johnson three, f.. Hnntingt on
one, r. ". Small at opera house four.
A number OF other firms are figuring on
putting IN the light aud as "a c0nse-
quence Kerosene lamps are at a discount.
The establishments using the light
present Il brilliant appearances aud it
looks as ii the Economy was the light
OF the future.
Gottlieb P~omeranki, who tenants the
Huggett farm and who r~eccatly lost his
barn, oats. hay and harnesses by fire,
suddenly became violently insane Satur-
day night and threw his wife, family
and possessions out of the house. Clad
i'm night dress only, with bare feet, the
wife made her way to n n%eighbors and
was sheltered. Her treatment was
especially sad as she was mother OF a
but a few days old. The sheriff
was notified and took PomeraDki into
custody. Destitution and worry are
supposed to have unbalanced his brain.
He was given a hearing before the
Board OF Insanity Monday, pronounced
insane and ordered committed to Yank-
ton Asylum.
Since the above was written his reason
has returned and his commitment to the
asylum will probably be unnr cess Try.
Attorney r., W. Parliman departed
Tuesday for Sioux Falls with the inten-
ton OF making that city his fnture home
having associated himself with his
father, Judge Parliman, in his legal
business. The departure OF Capt. Parli-
man will create quite a void in this
community, as for years ne has been
pro minent in legal, educational, politI-
cal and social circles. He served as
Postmaster from 1894 to 1898, has
been Assistant Chief OF the Fire Dept.
and vas a member for two years OF the
Board OF Education. At the close of
his term as +. NJ. he enlisted il Grigsby's
Cavalry, serving as Quarter Master,
with the rank of captain, until the regi-
nj was mustered out. His family
will remain here for the present. but he
expects to have them with him at the
Falls before the summer is over. The
Reporter extends It's best wishes for his
luture prosperity and happiness.