Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30
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The New Idea Pattern only 10 cents
each. All sizes, all styles, lone hlgher'
none better. No matter how much you
nav. all 10 cents at II. G. Tegtmeiers'
DR. Harris aud family, who have bern
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Dohaid
Mclean. expect To leave the first OF the
week Tor their home at Webster. ihe
doctor then expects sOon to move TO
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Journal.
There is said to be a number OF young
men IN this city TO o. ganizA "A ball team
this summer which will be able to hold
its W against any team in the state.
Watertown undoubtedly has the timber
all they need is organization -Nate r
town Public Opinion.
A number OF Webster people including
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 5. Yeager and son
| FLOYD. Mr.. and Mrs. Slovenian, DR..
and Mrs. C. L. Brooks, +. Z. Foster, A.
Ross. Chas. Matteson and son attended
the funeral Monday at Butler OF Mrs.
W. A.Hart who died recently at Volinia,
Mich. and whose remains were brought
TO Butler for interment. There was a
very large attendance OF relatives aud
friends at the funeral, the services being
conducted by Rev. j. S. Hardness OF
this city.
A grand social dance will be given al
the opera house, Friday evening, April
9TH under the auspices OF the w 'b~tar
Base Ball Association, to which IA gem
eraI Invitation il extended. The best OF
music will be furnished, competent floor
managers will be ia ctIarsr, good orl-r
assured aud a jolly good i'm gutrant-
ED Frank Gruby, E A. Waaru' al
j. f Pitsor ar The Con mite, ia charge
of he arrangements. Floor Mnuag r.
VIM. Mas. II. &. rrgtm-Irr, John
Sauer, A. E. Thompson. e. 4. Bradley
and DIR. C. L. Brooks. Tickets 70 cents,
A wave OF heartfelt grief swept over
the city Yesterday when it became
known that Miss Gertrude GilIilland had
passed away Although her intima tie
friends here We're aware OF the critical
condition OF her health, yet a fatal te r
mination was not Immediately looked
for and the news OF her death came as
a great shock. She died OF heart failure
Sunday March 18th. at } a.. IN. at the
home Of her sister at Pacific Junction, Ia.
During her stay IN our ciCy as teacher
in the High School, Miss Gilliliand en-
cleared herself Il many by reason OF her
gentle manner, aud sweet womanly
nature and many are the regrets at her
Gntimely taking away. The sympathy
oi this community is extended to the
stricken family.
Andrew Gazor, who resided in Rari
tan Township, about six IN lies north Of
the city, was found dead in bed early
Monday morning. He retired about 10
30 NJ. apparently in the best OF health
The crying OF a child awoke his wife
about , A.. NJ. aud she endpavored to
aroHse her husband, but discovered to
her horror that he was cold in death.
She Immediately started for a neighbors
horse about i mile away and summon.
ed aid. DIR. Peabody was sent for and
he notified the coroner, DR. Schenecke,
OF Bristol, who came down, called a Jury
and held an inquest. A post-mortem
examination revealed paralysis of the
heart as the cause OF death aud the
Jury rendered "A verdict in accordance.
was married but a few weeks ago and
besides the widow leaves a family o.
four cssiLdren by a former wife.
The following ia the program OF the
Easter exercises ut the Cong'l church
Sunday
Chorus. Raise now your joyful praises. Macy
Duett, Peace to this sacred dwelling. Smith
Miss Peabody aud Mr.. Hanna,
Solo, q Jesus thou art standing. Giebel
Mr.. +, A. Stone.
Chorus Jerusalem
Trio. Lift thine eves- From Elijah"
Misses Peabody. Eells aad Woodbury..
Male QuaTictte
Halle uiah He is Risen. Perkins.
Messrs Hanoi Baltic, stone. Ross, Mas.
solo, Easter Eve. Gaunod.
Miss Peabody.
Violin OblEgatO, Dir. Hanna
Chorus Thanks be to God. Burche
Musical.