Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-09-28

erian OF Morton Township. Mr.. Gud
erian Is one OF the most prominent citi-
zens OF southern Minnesota, having SER
we'd a number OF terms as County Treas
urer OF Olmstead County.
DIR. J.. l.. Harris having devoted last
winter to IA special study of eye and
aud taroat troubles IL prepared to treat
Diseases OF these organs according to
the latest improved scientific methods
and to scientifically ft glasser for all
kinds OF eyes. Satisfaction guaranteed
IN all cases.
+. b Cannon and f. Schauclubach of
OF Aberdeen, members Of Webster Mill
Go. arrived IN this city Wednesday
night, to shake hands with their Web
ster friends and inspect the Mill. They
are much pleased with the plant and it's
product. Mr.. s. is "a -four expert.
After a good dinner a good rest il nm 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 il made from
fine selected stock of the best quality.
the workmanship is perfect and it cnn
not fail tn snit the esthetic taste of the
epicurc, just call for one at Ross Drug
Store. =
What might have been an accident of
more seriOEs proportions occurred mt
Lynn Like. when A. 8. Barber received
a portion oil q charge Of shot in his face.
1t appears Lars Fiksdal swung around
hurriedly and fired at "a duck not OBJ
serving that Barber was in the line of
fire. A number OF shot struck him in
the forehead directly above his eyes,
very fortunately missing those useful
members. 1t was n narrow escape and
all hands We're pretty thoroughly
frightened.
A party OF sportsmen who had been
enjoying a few days hunting south of
Bitter Lake had their stock of game
seized by t-.-e Deputy Game Warden at
Waubay one night last week as they
We're abont to ship 1t. Eighty-fve
birds were secured by the official which
were afterwards sold according to law,
$3.50 being realized, one-half OF which
was turned over TO the County Treas
urer. The party, four in number were
allowed TO carry away the legal number
100 chickens. 1t turns out that Dir.
Rose and George KassOn of Milbank
We're members of the party who are
being uDsaerciiully "ioshed' by their
friends for getting ~entangled in the
game law. George says the whole
affair was dead wrong on the part o,
the Warden, but he will extend forgive
ness if he will only return his ice-clest-
The Webster High School football
team is getting in fine playing trim
through regular drill and practice OH the
ball grounds and M soon IA the raw
material is thoroughly up in the fine
points OF the game the team promises to
more than hold it's wi against the
football teams OF like character in this
section. The first game of the season
will probably be played within two
weeks with the Watertown High School
Eleven ms the manager OF the latter in
dicates his w llingness to play the first
game in this city. Football is a more
athletic and exciting game than base
ball and it requires but TO witness a
game to become an enthusiast. A move
ment should be put on loot to purchase
the school bows suitable uniforms and
paraphenelia that they may h%onorably
represent Webster and it's school in the
football arena.
A party consisting of George Meuer,
John Meuer, Miss Annie Waiter and
Miss Mary Yeager arrived from Bristol
Monday evening and on Tuesday morn
ing proceeded quietly to st. Otto's church
Very Rev. Father Mensing united
in holy matrimony, George Meuer and
Miss Waiter, Miss Yeager and John
Meuer acting respectively as bridesmaid
and groomsman. The groom is a promi- |
nent young citizen of Bristol who is at
present handling a large stock farm in
township where the young
will make their home. The
bride is a daughter of A. Waiter of
township and is spoken of by her
a~cqnaintances as a charming young lady,
possessed of all the womanly attributes
go TO make a model wife. The
extends congratulations.
For October, Hicks psophpsies that
a~utun..al storms and cyclones
will visit vast areas of sea aud land,
from about the Sth 10 18th inclusive.
These storms will be tropical IN charac-
ter in their first stages, especially on
the southern tangents, but will be
pursued from tn. northwes by a
great rise Of the barometer, witt. high
sleet snow and an early cold
wave. In every probability stormy.
threatening weather will continue
through the 18th aud 18th. Moon is
the celestial equator on the 10th
and full on the 18th. Other violent
paroxyms OF autumnal gale aud storm
return on and touching these dates
sven ii decided anti. storm conditions
'ollow immediately the period Sth to
18th. A marked polar wave will sweep
Town from the northwest within sixty
iours OF the time Of lnll noon on the
18th. The character uf weather AMI
jtlier phenomenal prevailing the, first
week in October may reasonably fore
the general character OF the
10 be- expected through this
month and far into November. Ii in
stead of violent, hot, uDseasonab BILE
indian SIMMER weather should result, it
will continue with great intensity and
,crsisteucp, aud be followed by rnrth-
auroral lights, magnets; aud
eartIlt.nrrents aud volcanic