Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-02-16
Butler BuDDies.
Mrs. Mosher and Mrs. ID. Z. Potter are
getting along nicely.

Mrs. Mosher and Mrs. ID. Z. Potter are
getting along nicely.
The little son of III. Gunderson of
whom l wrote in my last, was buried
last Wednesday.
The Pie Social was a grand success,
about nine dollars were taken in for the
Band Boys. A pie, with a pretty girl
thrown in went quick at a dollar.
Mr.. ID. Parks returned from his Ohio
trip this morning that he improved his
time while away the following taken
from the Canton, Ohio Repository will
show: David Parks and Miss Clara s.
Howard were married Tuesday evening
at s o'clock, at the brides residence, No.
215 Collins street, in the presence of a
company of friends by Rev. +. Strassner.
After the ceremony the members of the
party sat down to a wedding supper.
The newly married couple were the re-
cipients of many presents. Mr.. Parks
came here from Butler, South Dakota, TO
claim his bride"
In the following little bit of nonsense
! have hidden the names of upwards of
twenty different kinds of trees. How
many of the bright eyed little boys and
girls of the Reporter family can find all
of them? A group of girls and boys
were chattering in the hall, when in
bounded Ethel Martin and screamed
now hear ye! We are planning a hunt
and you must all go. A hunting! for
what asked Cy. Prescott. We are going
to see how many kinds of trees we can
find, answered Mabel Quin. Cecil
Butlar, Charles Ash and Thomas Pencil
ope said, all right and we will take a
little money with us; and Towser to keep
the tramps away. Well early the next
morning they started, after walking
a while Julia Bassett said, Pm tired, SO
down they sat to rest. But no sooner
had ferdinand German struck the
ground than he leaped about four feet,
what's the matter? Asked Ced. Arnold. |
guess | lat down on a bee, Charlie Ash
looked him over but found none. 1t
might have been a pin he said | fel it
now said Fird. They now started again
Ben Lockwood taking the lead passing
an old hedge they heard a low, Hem
Lockwood jumped as if he would break
his neck, the girls started to run when
all at nee Eva Warner tripped and fell.
What's the matter asked Mae Dickinson?
| caught my foot in that horrid pea.
Really | think that's a little thing to
throw a girl like that, said Ida Gilbert,
well it was nothing else but a pea,
Charlie Turner offered to help her but
but she said | guess | can get up alone
but l must have cut a pretty figure when
/ fell. Allen Cowan and his pal Major
Maynard now took the lead leaving the
rest far behind, what they saw l know
not but soon they started back pell nell.
Aliens pal met Towser and all he could
say to the dog was Syc. A more fright
ened crowd / guess was never seen and
they all started to run. Presently Grace
Colwell dropped a paper and Sam Small
screamed you'v dropped something. Oh!
It's my map, let me have it. No said
Sam let me put it in my cap please.
Oh! a kind of keepsake is it,. Say said
Mag Mobiles don't believe the boys saw
any thing. ! believe they were tight,
they had a bottle of pop. Lars Elwood
said they did. l never said so Mag and
we will tell you another thing Mag No
liars will come with MS next time.
ID. Z. p.
Ladies Take the Best. ii you are